Burger King's Dragon Ball Super Power Up Pack went on sale September 1 at participating Burger King restaurants nationwide, while supplies last. It pairs a 10-piece Chicken Nuggets order with a new Super Saiyan Sauce, a medium fry, a Dragon Ball Burst Lemonade and one of six collectible figurines.
- Status
- Limited timeConfirmed by the company
- Brand
- Burger King
- Launch
- Beginning September 1 (Sep 1, 2026)
- Where
- US - participating Burger King restaurants nationwide, while supplies last, Ordering: in-restaurant, drive-thru, BK.com and the BK App
- Run
- Limited time
- On sale since September 1 at participating US Burger King restaurants, while supplies last
- The pack: 10-piece Chicken Nuggets, new Super Saiyan Sauce, medium fry, Dragon Ball Burst Lemonade and a figurine
- Burger King describes the Super Saiyan Sauce as a sweet, savory and tangy teriyaki-style sauce
- Six figurines: Goku, Super Saiyan God Super Saiyan Goku, Vegeta, Super Saiyan God Super Saiyan Vegeta, Piccolo and Beerus
- A King Jr. Meal version is part of the same promotion
- Burger King has published no price and no end date
What was announced
On August 31, from Miami, Burger King and Toei Animation announced a Dragon Ball Super menu, on sale beginning September 1 at participating Burger King restaurants nationwide while supplies last. The Dragon Ball Super Power Up Pack contains a 10-piece Chicken Nuggets order with a new Super Saiyan Sauce, a medium fry, a Dragon Ball Burst Lemonade and one of six exclusive character figurines. A King Jr. Meal version is offered with a choice of hamburger, cheeseburger or chicken nuggets. Burger King published no price and no end date.
Why it matters
The sauce is the part that could outlast the promotion: Burger King presents Super Saiyan Sauce as new rather than as a renamed existing dip, and a licensed sauce is the kind of item a chain sometimes keeps. Everything else in the pack is either standard menu (the nuggets, the fry) or explicitly tied to the collaboration. The announcement is also unusually thin on the two facts readers ask for - there is no price and no last day - which is why this page tracks both as open questions rather than filling them in.
What Burger King announced
Burger King announced the menu from Miami on August 31, with Toei Animation, and put it on sale the next day. The company's wording is "beginning September 1 at participating Burger King restaurants nationwide while supplies last".
The Dragon Ball Super Power Up Pack contains a 10-piece Chicken Nuggets order with the new Super Saiyan Sauce, a medium fry, a Dragon Ball Burst Lemonade and one of six exclusive character figurines. Burger King describes the Super Saiyan Sauce as a sweet, savory and tangy teriyaki-style sauce, and the Dragon Ball Burst Lemonade as a mango peach lemonade with mango-flavored popping boba.
There is a King Jr. Meal version too, built on a choice of hamburger, cheeseburger or chicken nuggets with a side and a drink.
The six figurines
One figurine comes with a qualifying meal, while supplies last. The six are Goku, Super Saiyan God Super Saiyan Goku, Vegeta, Super Saiyan God Super Saiyan Vegeta, Piccolo and Beerus.
Burger King has not said whether a specific figure can be requested, and "while supplies last" is doing real work here — it applies to the figurines as well as to the promotion, so the collectible is the part most likely to run out before the food does.
What Burger King has not said
Two things a reader will look for are missing from the announcement, and we are not going to fill them in.
There is no price. Burger King did not publish a price for the Power Up Pack or the King Jr. Meal, and prices at participating locations vary, so any figure you see quoted elsewhere is not the company's.
There is no end date. The promotion is described as limited-time and "while supplies last", with no last day named. This page carries a check date of September 30 and will be updated if Burger King states one.
It is built on the 10-piece nuggets
The pack is not a new sandwich or a new format. What Burger King is selling is its existing 10-piece Chicken Nuggets order with a new sauce beside it, a medium fry, a drink and a figurine.
That matters for what to expect: the nuggets themselves are the standard menu item, and Super Saiyan Sauce is the only new food in the pack. The lemonade is a new beverage, and the figurine is the collectible.
Common questions
- What comes in the Dragon Ball Super Power Up Pack?
- A 10-piece Chicken Nuggets order with the new Super Saiyan Sauce, a medium fry, a Dragon Ball Burst Lemonade, and one of six collectible figurines, while supplies last.
- How much does it cost?
- Burger King has not published a price. The announcement names no price for either the Power Up Pack or the King Jr. Meal version, and prices vary by participating location.
- When does it end?
- No end date has been announced. Burger King describes it as a limited-time menu available while supplies last.
- Where can I order it?
- At participating Burger King restaurants nationwide - in-restaurant, at the drive-thru, on BK.com or through the BK App.
- Which figures are there?
- Six: Goku, Super Saiyan God Super Saiyan Goku, Vegeta, Super Saiyan God Super Saiyan Vegeta, Piccolo and Beerus.
Sources
Burger King · Press release · checked Sep 2, 2026
- The September 1 launch date and the availability wording
- The contents of the Dragon Ball Super Power Up Pack
- Burger King's own description of the Super Saiyan Sauce and the Dragon Ball Burst Lemonade
- The six collectible figurines and that they are while supplies last
- The King Jr. Meal version
- The ordering channels: in-restaurant, drive-thru, BK.com and the BK App
- That no price and no end date are stated