Collectibles are only one part of Burger King’s Dragon Ball Super campaign.
The promotion is also expected to feature Dragon Ball-themed food, drinks and restaurant accessories. In Canada, a Dragon Ball Super Power Up Pack has been reported with nuggets, fries, Super Saiyan Sauce and a Dragon Ball Burst Lemonade with mango popping boba.
Dragon Ball branding is also appearing on promotional items such as cups and Burger King’s signature paper crowns, further turning the campaign into a full franchise crossover rather than a simple kids-meal toy release.
The Canadian promotion is scheduled to begin on September 1, 2026, according to current reporting. Burger King has confirmed that the crossover is also coming to the United States, although its public social-media reveal did not provide a precise nationwide U.S. launch date.
That distinction matters for fans planning to hunt down all six figures, since availability and promotional items may differ between locations.
With Goku, Vegeta, Beerus and Piccolo returning to Burger King, September is shaping up to be an interesting month for Dragon Ball collectors—and completing the entire six-character set may require more than one trip.
