Reported September 1, 2026 — nationwide U.S. launch coverage.

Burger King Dragon Ball Super collaboration officially launched on September 1, 2026, bringing a limited-time "Power Up Pack" and themed kids' meals to participating restaurants across the United States. The promotion pairs the fast-food chain's menu with characters from the globally popular anime franchise, offering exclusive collectible figures, a new sauce, and special packaging that has already generated strong interest among fans.

The centerpiece of the adult-oriented offering is the Dragon Ball Super Power Up Pack. It includes 10 pieces of Burger King's crispy white-meat chicken nuggets, a medium order of fries, a Dragon Ball Burst Lemonade (mango-peach lemonade with mango-flavored popping boba), and the new Super Saiyan Sauce — described by the company as a sweet, savory, and tangy teriyaki-style dipping sauce. Each pack also contains one of six collectible figures and special Dragon Ball Super packaging that includes a themed crown.

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The Six Collectible Figures

  • Goku
  • Super Saiyan God Super Saiyan Goku
  • Vegeta
  • Super Saiyan God Super Saiyan Vegeta
  • Piccolo
  • Beerus

Availability is limited and offered while supplies last, a detail that has already driven early visits from collectors and anime fans.

Kids' Meal Option

Burger King is also offering a Dragon Ball Super-themed King Jr. Meal. Customers can choose a hamburger, cheeseburger, or 4- or 6-piece chicken nuggets, paired with a side, a drink, a themed crown, and one of the same six collectible figures. The kids' version is designed to introduce younger fans to the collaboration while giving parents a lower price point.

Availability and How to Order

The menu is available at participating Burger King restaurants nationwide in the United States beginning September 1, 2026. Customers can order in restaurants, through the drive-thru, on BK.com, and via the Burger King mobile app. The company has not published an official end date, stating only that the promotion will run while supplies of the collectibles last. Past similar collaborations have typically lasted four to six weeks, though high demand can shorten that window.

Why the Collaboration Matters

Anime crossovers have become a proven driver of traffic for quick-service restaurants. Dragon Ball, created by the late Akira Toriyama and produced by Toei Animation, maintains a massive global following that includes strong communities in the United States, Latin America, Europe, and Asia. In India and among NRI audiences, Dragon Ball (and its various series including Dragon Ball Super) has enjoyed decades of popularity through television broadcasts, streaming, and gaming. The Burger King promotion gives fans a low-cost, tangible way to engage with the franchise while generating social-media content.

Burger King Chief Marketing Officer Joel Yashinsky described the partnership as an opportunity to create experiences that go beyond the meal and connect families with a world they love. The inclusion of both adult and kids' options reflects an attempt to capture multi-generational interest.

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Consumer Tips

Fans hoping to collect all six figures should be prepared for the randomness of distribution; there is no guarantee of receiving a specific character. Checking multiple locations or visiting during off-peak hours may improve odds. The Super Saiyan Sauce and Burst Lemonade are available as part of the pack and, in some cases, as à-la-carte items depending on local restaurant policy.

Social media has already filled with unboxing videos, taste tests of the new sauce, and displays of the figures. Early reaction has been largely positive regarding the packaging and collectibles, with more mixed but generally favorable comments on the sauce flavor profile.

Broader Context

This is not Burger King's first engagement with the Dragon Ball franchise; the chain offered Dragon Ball Z-themed kids' meals more than two decades ago. The 2026 Super collaboration is more ambitious in scope, targeting both children and adult collectors with higher-quality figures and a more developed menu package.

For anime fans, limited-time restaurant collaborations have become a regular part of franchise engagement, alongside merchandise drops and streaming releases. The Burger King Power Up Pack adds a widely accessible option to that mix.

As of September 1, 2026, the Dragon Ball Super menu is live nationwide at participating locations. Fans are advised to check the Burger King app or website for the nearest restaurant and current availability, as collectible supplies can vary significantly by location.