Frank Rondel
Burger King Dragon Ball Super menu has arrived with a new Saiyan-inspired sauce, themed lemonade and 6 collectible character figures. The limited-time collaboration with Toei Animation launched at participating U.S. restaurants on September 1, as the customreceipt.com notes.
The promotion marks another meeting between Burger King and the Dragon Ball franchise. This time, the centerpiece is the Dragon Ball Super Power Up Pack, designed for both anime fans and collectors.
What Is In The Burger King Dragon Ball Super Menu
Burger King announced the collaboration on August 31. The Power Up Pack combines regular menu staples with 2 new themed items.
Customers receive:
- 10 chicken nuggets with Super Saiyan Sauce;
- Dragon Ball Burst Lemonade;
- medium fries;
- 1 of 6 Dragon Ball Super figurines;
- themed packaging and a Dragon Ball Super crown.
The new sauce has sweet, savory and tangy notes. Burger King describes it as a teriyaki-style dipping sauce. The lemonade combines mango and peach flavors with mango-flavored popping boba.
Both products give the promotion something beyond collectible packaging. They also make the collaboration identifiable as a separate menu release.
Which Dragon Ball Super Figures Are Available
The Burger King Dragon Ball figures cover several of the franchise’s best-known characters.
| Figure | Version |
|---|---|
| Goku | Standard |
| Goku | Super Saiyan God Super Saiyan |
| Vegeta | Standard |
| Vegeta | Super Saiyan God Super Saiyan |
| Piccolo | Standard |
| Beerus | Standard |
Each Power Up Pack includes 1 figure while supplies last. The same collectibles are also available through the themed King Jr. Meal, citing https://sfnews.us/.
That children’s meal offers a hamburger, cheeseburger, or 4- or 6-piece chicken nuggets. It also comes with a side, drink and themed crown.
Burger King Returns To Dragon Ball After More Than 20 Years
The collaboration is not Burger King’s first encounter with Dragon Ball. The chain previously used Dragon Ball Z promotions during the franchise’s earlier U.S. television boom.
The 2026 campaign, however, targets a broader audience. The Dragon Ball Super meal combines children’s collectibles with a full meal created for older fans.
Burger King is also entering an increasingly crowded field. Anime and Japanese entertainment franchises have become frequent partners for major fast-food chains.
That makes the September launch both a menu promotion and a nostalgia campaign. For collectors, the practical deadline is simple: the meals and figures are available only for a limited period and while supplies last.