Burger King and Toei Animation have turned a fast-food promotion into a Dragon Ball Super collecting event. The Dragon Ball Burger King meal promotion begins September 1 at participating restaurants across the United States, while supplies last. The offer combines food, a themed drink and one of six character figurines, giving the franchise another way to reach fans outside games, manga and streaming.

Burger King’s August 31 release says the Dragon Ball Super Power Up Pack includes 10 chicken nuggets, a new Super Saiyan Sauce, a medium fry and a Dragon Ball Burst Lemonade. The mango-peach lemonade includes mango-flavored popping boba. Each pack also includes one figurine from a six-character set.

The figures include Goku, Super Saiyan God Super Saiyan Goku, Vegeta, Super Saiyan God Super Saiyan Vegeta, Piccolo and Beerus. The promotion also uses Dragon Ball Super packaging and a themed crown. Burger King says a Dragon Ball Super King Jr. Meal is available for younger customers, with a choice of hamburger, cheeseburger or four- or six-piece chicken nuggets, plus a side, drink, crown and one of the figures.

The promotion is a licensed consumer product collaboration, not a new Dragon Ball Super series or game announcement. Burger King’s release identifies Toei Animation as the partner and explains that Toei manages distribution and consumer-product licensing for Dragon Ball in North America and several other territories. That distinction matters because a restaurant menu can create a lot of online discussion without changing the franchise’s story or release plans.

Availability is limited to participating locations and lasts while supplies remain. Customers can order in restaurants, at the drive-thru, on BK.com or through the Burger King app. The release does not promise that every location will have every figure, so collectors may want to check a local restaurant before making a special trip.

The timing also shows why the Dragon Ball Burger King meal search has moved quickly. The offer has a clear start date, a recognizable set of characters and a physical item that fans can share online. It is a short-term retail event, not proof of a wider release schedule. The reliable details are the September 1 start, the listed menu components, the six figures and the participating-restaurant limitation, and everything beyond those terms should be treated as fan speculation until Burger King or Toei makes another announcement.