The Burger King Dragon Ball Super Menu is now available in Canada, bringing a limited-time Power Up Pack, a new Super Saiyan Sauce, Dragon Ball Burst Lemonade with mango popping boba, and six collectible figures to participating Burger King restaurants.
The promotion officially launches September 1, 2026, and it is clearly designed to appeal to two audiences at once: customers who want something new from the menu and Dragon Ball fans who want the exclusive collectibles. For Canadian customers, there is also an important reason to pay attention to the local menu details: the Canadian Power Up Pack features 8-piece chicken nuggets, while Burger King’s U.S. announcement describes a 10-piece version.
What is on the Burger King Dragon Ball Super Menu in Canada?
The Canadian lineup is centred around three promotional menu options: the Power Up Pack, Dragon Ball Burst Lemonade, and NEW! Super Saiyan Sauce.
| Menu item | Canadian listed price | Calories |
|---|---|---|
| Dragon Ball Burst Lemonade | CA$3.39 | 170 Cals |
| Power Up Pack | CA$12.99 | 920 Cals |
| NEW! Super Saiyan Sauce | CA$1.00 | 0 Cals |
The Power Up Pack combines the main food, drink and collectible into one Dragon Ball Super-themed offering. It includes 8-piece chicken nuggets with Super Saiyan Sauce, medium fries, Dragon Ball Burst Lemonade and one of six collectible figures.
The Dragon Ball Burst Lemonade is a mango-peach lemonade featuring mango-flavoured popping boba, giving the promotion a drink that is visually and texturally different from a standard fountain beverage. Burger King describes the drink as part of the limited-time Dragon Ball Super experience.
The third option is the Super Saiyan Sauce, a sweet, savoury and tangy teriyaki-style sauce created specifically for the promotion. Canadian menu information lists it separately, making it possible to order the promotional sauce without buying the complete Power Up Pack.
What comes in the Power Up Pack?
The Power Up Pack is the centrepiece of the promotion because it combines all of the campaign’s major elements into one order.
For Canadian customers, the pack includes:
The meal also comes with Dragon Ball Super-themed packaging and a promotional crown. Burger King’s official announcement confirms that the collaboration is intended to extend beyond the food itself, turning the order into a broader themed experience.
Canada and U.S. Power Up Pack: why the nugget count matters
This is one of the details we would not gloss over.
Burger King’s official U.S. announcement describes its Power Up Pack with 10-piece Chicken Nuggets, while Canadian coverage and the Canadian menu listing identify the Power Up Pack as an 8-piece nugget meal.
| Detail | Burger King Canada | Burger King U.S. |
|---|---|---|
| Nugget portion | 8 pieces | 10 pieces |
| Super Saiyan Sauce | Included | Included |
| Dragon Ball Burst Lemonade | Included | Included |
| Medium fries | Included | Included |
| Collectible | 1 of 6 | 1 of 6 |
| Availability | Limited time, participating locations | Limited time, participating locations |
For Canadian readers, the takeaway is simple: use the Canadian menu when deciding what you are getting locally. The promotion is shared across markets, but that does not mean every component is identical.
Six Dragon Ball Super Figures are Available
For many customers, the food may not actually be the main attraction.
The promotion comes with one of six collectible figures, giving the Power Up Pack a built-in collectible component. The Canadian lineup features:
| Collectible | Character |
|---|---|
| 1 | Goku |
| 2 | Vegeta |
| 3 | Piccolo |
| 4 | Beerus |
| 5 | Super Saiyan Blue Goku |
| 6 | Super Saiyan Blue Vegeta |
Canadian coverage identifies those six characters for the Burger King promotion, while Burger King’s official release names the powered-up Goku and Vegeta figures as Super Saiyan God Super Saiyan versions.
Each qualifying Power Up Pack comes with one figure while supplies last. That means someone trying to complete the entire collection should not assume that every Burger King restaurant will have all six characters available simultaneously.
For collectors, that distinction matters more than the menu price. The food can be ordered again; a particular figure may not be available at the next visit.
What is the Super Saiyan Sauce?
The Super Saiyan Sauce is one of the more interesting parts of this promotion because it is an actual new flavour component rather than simply Dragon Ball-themed packaging.
Burger King describes it as a sweet, savoury and tangy teriyaki-style sauce. Canadian menu information further describes a sweet teriyaki flavour with ginger and sesame-garlic notes.
At CA$1.00, it is also the easiest promotional item to try independently.
That makes the sauce particularly useful for customers who already have a preferred Burger King meal but want to participate in the Dragon Ball promotion. We would choose this route when the main interest is the new flavour rather than the complete collectible meal.
The timing is notable, too. Burger King announced a broader chicken nugget and sauce refresh on August 25, just days before the Dragon Ball Super launch. The company said the updated nuggets were developed in response to guest feedback and highlighted changes to the chicken, breading and overall eating experience.
That puts the Dragon Ball promotion in a slightly bigger context: the Power Up Pack is arriving at the same time Burger King is putting renewed attention on its chicken nuggets and dipping sauces.
Dragon Ball Burst Lemonade brings the most unusual drink element
The Dragon Ball Burst Lemonade is the promotion’s standout beverage.
It combines mango-peach lemonade with mango-flavoured popping boba, creating a drink that is considerably more playful than a conventional lemonade. Burger King specifically positions the popping boba as part of the Dragon Ball-inspired flavour experience.
The Canadian menu lists the drink at CA$3.39 and 170 calories.
From an ordering perspective, this makes the lemonade a sensible choice for someone interested in the limited-time collaboration but not necessarily looking for the full Power Up Pack. It also gives customers a way to experience the promotion independently from the collectible component.
How much does the Burger King Dragon Ball Super Menu cost?
The Canadian menu currently places the three highlighted promotional items at three different price points:
We think the prices make the promotion relatively easy to approach at different levels. A collector gets the complete Power Up Pack, someone curious about the drink can buy the lemonade separately, and someone interested mainly in the new sauce has a low-cost option.
Restaurant and delivery prices can vary by ordering channel and location, so the local Burger King menu remains the best place to confirm the amount at the time of ordering. A current Canadian Burger King delivery listing, for example, displays different promotional prices from the menu figures above, illustrating why customers should check their selected restaurant before checkout.
How many calories are in the Dragon Ball Super items?
The Canadian menu figures make the difference between the promotional components quite clear.
| Item | Calories |
|---|---|
| Power Up Pack | 920 |
| Dragon Ball Burst Lemonade | 170 |
| Super Saiyan Sauce | 0 |
The 920-calorie Power Up Pack represents the whole meal combination, so it should not be compared directly with the standalone lemonade or sauce as though they were equivalent portions.
For customers watching calorie intake, the drink is the simpler standalone choice at 170 calories. The Power Up Pack is the more substantial order and is best viewed as the complete meal rather than merely a promotional snack.
These are menu-level calorie figures rather than medical or dietary advice, and customers with specific dietary requirements should consult Burger King’s current ingredient and allergen information before ordering.
Is there a Dragon Ball Super kids’ meal?
Yes. Burger King is also extending the collaboration to its King Jr. Meal.
The themed King Jr. option allows a choice of hamburger, cheeseburger, or 4- or 6-piece chicken nuggets, together with a side, drink, Dragon Ball Super-themed crown and one of the six figures while supplies last.
That gives the promotion a family-focused element rather than making the collectible campaign exclusive to the main meal.
For families, the practical consideration is the same as with the Power Up Pack: the toy is part of the appeal, but the exact figure available can depend on what the restaurant has in stock.
When does the Burger King Dragon Ball Super promotion start in Canada?
The promotion launches September 1, 2026 at participating Burger King restaurants in Canada and runs for a limited time while supplies last.
Burger King’s official announcement says the broader promotion is available through participating restaurants, drive-thru, BK.com and the Burger King app.
There is no announced guarantee that the promotion or a particular collectible will remain available for a fixed number of weeks. For collectors especially, “while supplies last” is the important phrase.
Is the Power Up Pack worth it?
For Dragon Ball collectors, the answer is more straightforward: the Power Up Pack is the central route to the six-figure promotion, so the collectible itself gives the meal an appeal that a normal nugget meal does not have.
For customers who are mainly curious about the new flavours, we think the standalone items make more sense. The Super Saiyan Sauce costs just CA$1.00, while the Dragon Ball Burst Lemonade is CA$3.39 and gives you the most distinctive beverage element of the collaboration.
For someone who wants the full promotion, the Power Up Pack brings everything together for CA$12.99 and 920 calories.
Our view is that the promotion works best when customers decide which part interests them most. The collector, the sauce-and-drink fan and the person looking for a complete meal are effectively getting three different experiences from the same campaign.
What should Canadian customers know before ordering?
The first thing we would check is the local menu listing, particularly if the nugget count matters to you. The Canadian version is listed as an 8-piece pack, even though Burger King’s U.S. announcement specifies 10 pieces.
The second is figure availability. There are six figures, but a single restaurant may not have your preferred character available when you visit.
The third is price variation by ordering channel. The advertised Canadian menu prices are useful benchmarks, but local restaurant and delivery listings can differ.
Finally, remember that this is a limited-time promotion. The food items and collectibles are not positioned as permanent additions to Burger King’s core Canadian menu.
Bottom Line
The Burger King Dragon Ball Super Menu is one of those limited-time launches where the food and the collectible are equally important. The Power Up Pack is the complete experience, while the Dragon Ball Burst Lemonade and Super Saiyan Sauce give customers cheaper ways to sample the collaboration without committing to the full meal.