Burger King Dragon Ball Menu
Dragon Ball Super · 2026
The Power Up Pack: 10-piece nuggets with new Super Saiyan Sauce, a mango-peach Burst Lemonade with popping boba, fries, and one of six collectible figures.
Details checked 8 September 2026 Limited time, while supplies last
Burger King's Dragon Ball menu is a limited-time collaboration with Toei Animation for Dragon Ball Super, launched at participating US restaurants on September 1, 2026. Its centrepiece is the Dragon Ball Super Power Up Pack: a 10-piece Chicken Nuggets with the new Super Saiyan Sauce, a Dragon Ball Burst Lemonade (mango-peach, with popping boba), a medium fry, and one of six collectible figures. There is also a Dragon Ball themed King Jr. Meal for children.
Burger King has not published a price or nutrition figures for the new items, and franchisees set their own prices, so both are stated here as unknown rather than guessed. Everything else on this page is cross-checked between Burger King's own announcement and independent reporting, cited at the foot of the page.
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What is in the Dragon Ball Super Power Up Pack
The Power Up Pack is the whole collaboration in one order: the food, the new drink and sauce, and the collectible. Five things come in it.
| In the pack | What it is |
|---|---|
| 10-piece Chicken Nuggets | The reformulated white-meat nuggets, served with the new Super Saiyan Sauce. |
| Super Saiyan Sauce | A sweet, savoury and tangy teriyaki-style dip, new for this collaboration. |
| Dragon Ball Burst Lemonade | A mango-peach lemonade with mango-flavoured popping boba. |
| Medium Fries | The standard medium fry. |
| One of six figures | A collectible character figure, one at random while supplies last. |
The Super Saiyan Sauce
The sauce is the genuinely new thing here rather than a repackaged one. Burger King describes it as a sweet, savoury and tangy teriyaki-style dip, and it is what the reformulated 10-piece nuggets are served with in the Power Up Pack. If you want it with a different order, it can be added on its own, which is worth knowing because the sauce, not the figure, is the part that does not run out.
The Dragon Ball Burst Lemonade
The drink is a mango-peach lemonade carrying mango-flavoured popping boba, the small juice-filled pearls that burst when you bite them. It is bright, sweet and the most photographed item in the range, and like the sauce it is available on its own as well as inside the pack. It is a soft drink rather than a milkshake, so it sits closer to the lemonades and fountain drinks on the Burger King drinks menu than to the desserts.
The six collectible figures
One figure comes with every Power Up Pack and every Dragon Ball King Jr. Meal, given at random while supplies last. There are six to collect:
- Goku
- Super Saiyan God Super Saiyan Goku
- Vegeta
- Super Saiyan God Super Saiyan Vegeta
- Piccolo
- Beerus
Because they are handed out at random, you cannot request a specific one, and the figures typically run out well before the food items do. If a particular character matters to you, going early in the promotion is the only thing that helps.
The Dragon Ball King Jr. Meal
For children, the same collaboration runs through a Dragon Ball Super themed King Jr. Meal: a choice of hamburger, cheeseburger, or a four or six-piece Chicken Nuggets, with a side, a drink, a themed crown and one of the six figures. It is the standard King Jr. Meal in Dragon Ball packaging rather than a different set of food, so its calories depend entirely on which items you pick. Every combination is already totalled on our Burger King kids meal page.
What it costs
Burger King did not announce a national price for the Power Up Pack, and its restaurants are overwhelmingly franchised, so the price is set locally and varies between restaurants. Early reporting put the pack at around $9.99, which is a useful ballpark but not a figure to hold Burger King to; the Burger King app shows the real price at the restaurant you select. That is the same reason every price on this site is published as a range rather than a single number, set out on how we source prices. For where the standard menu is cheapest, see Burger King deals and value.
Calories and nutrition
No nutrition figures have been published for the reformulated nuggets, the Super Saiyan Sauce or the Burst Lemonade, so there are none here. Publishing an estimate would break the rule the rest of the site runs on, that a wrong figure is worse than a missing one. When Burger King releases official numbers we will add them. For the items on the standard menu we do hold figures for, the calories and nutrition pages carry the full breakdown, and the nutrition calculator totals a meal.
How to order it
The Dragon Ball menu is at participating Burger King restaurants across the US, and you can order it in-restaurant, at the drive-thru, on bk.com or in the Burger King app. The word participating matters: a given restaurant may not carry the collaboration at all, and the figures can be gone even where it does. Checking the app for your restaurant before you set off is the one reliable way to know, the same advice as for the breakfast cut-off on our Burger King hours page.
Burger King Dragon Ball menu questions
What is the Burger King Dragon Ball menu?
It is a limited-time collaboration between Burger King and Toei Animation for Dragon Ball Super, launched at participating US restaurants on September 1, 2026. It is built around the Dragon Ball Super Power Up Pack, plus a Dragon Ball themed King Jr. Meal for children, and it runs for a limited time while supplies last.
What comes in the Dragon Ball Super Power Up Pack?
A 10-piece order of Chicken Nuggets with the new Super Saiyan Sauce, a Dragon Ball Burst Lemonade, a medium fry, and one of six collectible Dragon Ball Super figures. The nuggets, the sauce and the lemonade can also be ordered on their own.
What is Super Saiyan Sauce?
A new dip created for the collaboration. Burger King describes it as a sweet, savoury and tangy teriyaki-style sauce, served with the 10-piece nuggets in the Power Up Pack and available to add to an order separately.
What is the Dragon Ball Burst Lemonade?
A mango-peach lemonade with mango-flavoured popping boba, the small juice-filled pearls that burst when you bite them. It is the drink in the Power Up Pack and is also sold on its own.
Which Dragon Ball figures can you get?
Six: Goku, Super Saiyan God Super Saiyan Goku, Vegeta, Super Saiyan God Super Saiyan Vegeta, Piccolo and Beerus. You receive one at random with a Power Up Pack or a Dragon Ball King Jr. Meal, while supplies last, so which one you get is not something you can choose at the counter.
How much does the Dragon Ball Super Power Up Pack cost?
Burger King did not publish a national price, and prices are set by each franchisee, so they vary by restaurant. Early reporting put the Power Up Pack at roughly $9.99, but treat that as indicative rather than fixed and check the Burger King app for the price at your restaurant. It is the same reason every price on this site is a range, explained on how we source prices.
Is there a Dragon Ball kids meal?
Yes. The Dragon Ball Super King Jr. Meal takes a choice of hamburger, cheeseburger, or a four or six-piece Chicken Nuggets, plus a side, a drink, a themed crown and one of the six figures. It is the standard King Jr. Meal in Dragon Ball packaging; every entree, side and drink combination is totalled on our Burger King kids meal page.
When did it launch and how long is it available?
It launched on September 1, 2026 at participating restaurants nationwide. Burger King has called it limited-time, while supplies last, without giving an end date, so the figures in particular are likely to run out before the food items do.
How do I order the Dragon Ball menu, and is it everywhere?
It is at participating Burger King restaurants across the US, in-restaurant, at the drive-thru, on bk.com and in the Burger King app. Participating is doing real work in that sentence: a specific restaurant may not carry it, so the app is the reliable way to confirm before you travel.
Are the calories and nutrition published?
Not yet. Burger King has not released nutrition figures for the reformulated nuggets, the Super Saiyan Sauce or the Burst Lemonade, so we do not publish any. When official figures appear we will add them; in the meantime the Burger King app is the place to check for your order.
Where these details come from
Every fact on this page is drawn from Burger King's own announcement and independent reporting on the launch, and anything the sources did not state, the price and the nutrition, is left blank rather than filled in.
- Burger King newsroom official announcement
- TODAY menu and figures
- KTLA launch reporting
- Tasting Table item review and reported pricing
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