Burger King's Dragon Ball Super Power Up Pack Landed September 1, With a New Sauce and Six Figures

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.

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.

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.

Re-checked on September 21, 2026. Burger King's announcement still reads "while supplies last" with no last day attached, and the company has published nothing further about the pack. Three weeks after it went on sale, no end date has been announced.

Re-checked on September 30, 2026. A month after launch, Burger King's announcement is unchanged: no end date, no price for the Power Up Pack, and no sold-out or withdrawal notice. The only duration Burger King has committed to is still "while supplies last".

For a figurine promotion that phrase carries more weight than usual — the run ends when the six figures run out, restaurant by restaurant, rather than on a date the company could announce. So the honest answer to when the Power Up Pack ends is that there is no date to give, and availability will thin unevenly. Burger King's own menu pages are client-rendered and do not confirm per-restaurant stock to a plain check.

Checked again on October 21, 2026, seven weeks after launch. Burger King's announcement remains the only thing it has published about this promotion, and it still names no last day: the wording is "Beginning September 1 at participating Burger King restaurants nationwide while supplies last". No end date has been announced at any point.

Burger King's own menu cannot settle it either. bk.com/menu will not display a menu until a specific restaurant is selected, so there is no national listing to check an item against — which means a chain-wide "still available" or "gone" cannot be established from Burger King's own site. That limitation is recorded against the source rather than guessed around.

One dated fact does bear on the lifecycle without settling it. The Dragon Ball promotion included a Dragon Ball Super King Jr. Meal, and on October 20, 2026 Burger King launched a different King Jr. Meal promotion, the Hello Kitty and Friends one, also with six blind-box figures. Burger King has not said that the Dragon Ball meal has ended, and this page does not claim it has. But a successor King Jr. Meal collectible is now running, and for a promotion whose only stated limit was "while supplies last", that is the most concrete indication available that the Dragon Ball run is at or near its end.

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.