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TL;DR:Burger King has launched a limited-time menu celebrating Dragon Ball Super. From Sept. 1, order the Dragon Ball Super Power Up Pack that includes a Super Saiyan sauce, Dragon Ball lemonade, and exclusive character figurines.

Burger King is about to get a major power-up. The chain is rolling out a full Dragon Ball Super collaboration starting on Sept. 1, bringing exclusive collectible figurines and new limited-time menu items to participating U.S. and Canadian locations.

A pair of social media posts has the Dragon Ball Super fandom convinced that the manga’s long hiatus is finally coming to an end.

Despite a turbulent broadcast history, Dragon Ball Super ultimately cemented itself as one of the franchise’s most beloved installments. While the anime took center stage initially, the manga carried the story forward after the animated series wrapped up in 2018 with 131 episodes and 2 films. Since then, the Japanese comic has now been on…

France’s planned $7 billion Dragon Ball Z theme park has hit a snag after the developer reportedly failed to secure licensing rights from the franchise’s publisher.

The Dragon Ball Super manga has been on hiatus ever since Akira Toriyama’s death in March 2024. Written by Toriyama and illustrated by Toyotaro, the manga was released in 2015 as a sequel to the original story. Dragon Balloriginally concluded its serialization in 1995, which is why its return two decades later was the most…

Tamashii Nations revealed two new additions to its S.H. Figuarts Dragon Ball Z lineup on August 27, 2026: VEGETA (Z-FIGHTERS) and TRUNKS (Z-FIGHTERS), both depicting the Saiyan warriors in their Android/Cell Saga looks, with pre-orders opening September 1 at retail. Collectors have four days to mark their calendars — and one meaningful detail the reveal…

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After months of silence, rumors about the return of the Dragon Ball Super manga are starting to heat up.

On Monday, the office of French president Emmanuel Macron announced a massive €6 billion multi-theme park complex to be built ​in France in the coming years. The colossal development will feature three distinct amusement parks, including one expected to be dedicated entirely to the world of manga and anime. According to Macron’s advisors, the project…