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Burger King Malaysia Launches Dragon Ball Super Meals With Collectible Figurines From RM13.50

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Dragon Ball fans in Malaysia have another collection to hunt down this September, as Burger King Malaysia is teaming up with Toei Animation for a limited-time Dragon Ball Super collaboration featuring themed King Jr. Meals, collectible character figurines and several fully decorated restaurants.

The collaboration begins on 7 September 2026 at participating Burger King restaurants nationwide, with King Jr. Meal sets starting from RM13.50 in Peninsular Malaysia and RM15.50 in East Malaysia.

Six Dragon Ball Super Figurines to Collect

The biggest attraction for fans will probably be the six exclusive Dragon Ball Super character figurines available with the promotion.

The collection includes Goku, Super Saiyan God Super Saiyan Goku, Vegeta, Super Saiyan God Super Saiyan Vegeta, Piccolo and Beerus. Each themed King Jr. Meal comes with one collectible figurine while stocks last, along with a Dragon Ball Super-themed Burger King crown.

Customers can choose between a 4-piece Nuggets meal, Chick N Crisp or Cheeseburger, with each set accompanied by fries and Minute Maid.

While the promotion is technically built around Burger King’s King Jr. Meals, the collectible lineup is clearly going to appeal to plenty of older Dragon Ball fans too, particularly anyone hoping to complete all six characters.

Five Burger King Restaurants Are Getting Dragon Ball Makeovers

There is more to the collaboration than putting Goku inside a meal box.

Five Burger King restaurants across Peninsular Malaysia will temporarily transform into immersive Dragon Ball Super locations, featuring exterior graphics, character artwork, themed lighting and larger visual installations inspired by the anime.

The participating locations are Burger King Wangsa Maju in Kuala Lumpur, Sunway Pyramid in Selangor, Botani Village in Perak, Limbongan in Melaka and Lukut in Negeri Sembilan.

These locations should be particularly interesting for fans looking for photo opportunities beyond simply collecting the figurines, although Burger King hasn’t specified how long the restaurant transformations will remain in place.

Available From 7 September While Stocks Last

The Dragon Ball Super King Jr. Meals will be available from 7 September 2026 at participating Burger King Malaysia restaurants while stocks last.

Prices start from RM13.50 in Peninsular Malaysia and RM15.50 in East Malaysia, and customers can order in-store, through the drive-thru or via participating Burger King Malaysia digital ordering channels where available.

Considering there are six different figurines to collect, Dragon Ball fans planning to complete the entire set may want to start early — especially if certain characters inevitably become more popular than others.

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