The Burger King Dragon Ball Super meal launched in the US on September 1, 2026, with six collectible figures. The Power Up Pack combines a nugget meal with a figure; the themed King Jr. Meal is a second option. Both were announced for participating restaurants while supplies last.
If you are going for a particular character, check the restaurant before ordering. A campaign image shows the collection, not which figures that location has today.
What comes in the Dragon Ball Super meal?
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| Option | Food and drink | Collectible extras |
|---|---|---|
| Power Up Pack | 10 chicken nuggets, Super Saiyan Sauce, medium fries and Dragon Ball Burst Lemonade | One figure, themed packaging and a Dragon Ball Super crown |
| King Jr. Meal | Hamburger, cheeseburger, or 4 or 6 nuggets, plus a side and drink | One figure and a themed crown |
Burger King describes the sauce as teriyaki-style and the lemonade as mango peach with mango popping boba. The official US announcement confirms these contents. It does not set one nationwide price.
Which six figures are in the collection?
- Goku
- Super Saiyan God Super Saiyan Goku
- Vegeta
- Super Saiyan God Super Saiyan Vegeta
- Piccolo
- Beerus
The two versions of Goku and the two versions of Vegeta count as separate figures. If you already have the regular version and want the blue-haired one, name the version when asking staff. “Do you have Goku?” may not be specific enough.
This is the Dragon Ball Super promotion. Listings described simply as “Burger King Dragon Ball Z toys” can refer to a different collection. When comparing a photo or resale listing, match the character and campaign rather than assuming every Burger King Dragon Ball toy belongs to this set.
How much does it cost, and where can you order?
Choose your restaurant on Burger King’s website or in the BK app to check the menu and price offered there. The launch announcement also lists restaurant and drive-thru ordering. Compare the final order total, not a price screenshot from a different location.
If the figure is your main reason for buying, compare both meal options before paying. There is no need to choose the Power Up Pack solely because it is the largest campaign image: the King Jr. option was also announced with a figure.
Do not assume a regular nugget meal includes the collectible. Look for the themed item or ask staff to confirm exactly what comes with your order. If the promotion no longer appears in the app, call the restaurant rather than substituting a standard meal and expecting the same extras.
Can you choose a figure or buy one without a meal?
The announcement does not promise either option nationwide. Ask the restaurant whether it can identify the available character, allow a choice or sell a figure separately. Get that answer before buying a meal you would not otherwise want.
A useful question is: “Do you have the Dragon Ball Super figures today, and which characters are available?” If you are trying to complete the set, keep a photo of the figures you already own on your phone. It is easier to avoid a duplicate when both you and the person helping you can identify the missing version.
There is also no confirmed nationwide weekly rotation in the launch announcement. Buying on a particular weekday is not a reliable way to guarantee a character.
When does the promotion end?
No fixed US end date is given in the announcement. The stated limit is available stock at participating restaurants, so the September launch date cannot tell you whether a nearby location still has figures now.
If a location is sold out, check another participating restaurant rather than relying on the original launch announcement as proof of availability.
Does the same offer apply outside the US?
This guide covers the US promotion. Check your country’s Burger King menu for local products, figures and dates. A post showing a different drink, price or bundle may be accurate for that market without describing the offer available to you.
