Dragon Ball Daima arrives on free-to-air television in Spain this September with its official Castilian Spanish dub on the Clan channel, accompanied by a nationwide promotional campaign from Burger King.
Television Broadcast Details
The Clan channel will broadcast the first two episodes of Dragon Ball Daima on Saturday, September 12 at 19:25 Spanish time. Following this premiere, the network will air two new consecutive episodes every weekend. The anime features an original story by Akira Toriyama set chronologically between Dragon Ball Z and Dragon Ball Super. The series was originally broadcast between 2024 and 2025 on Crunchyroll.
Burger King Promotion
Concurrently, Burger King locations in Spain have introduced two specific promotional options for fans. The King Jr. meal includes collectible figures. The Menú Super Saiyan offers customers a choice between two shirts or six different figures. The shirt options include a white design featuring a Super Saiyan Goku holding a burger and a black design featuring Goku and Vegeta in Super Saiyan Blue. The figure collection includes Goku in base form and Super Saiyan Blue, Vegeta in base form and Super Saiyan Blue, Beerus, and Piccolo. The promotion also features two types of themed crowns.
Viewers in Spain can watch the series on free television with the Castilian Spanish dub starting September 12, while restaurant customers can collect the merchandise through the designated menu options.
This broadcast schedule provides a consistent weekly block for television audiences to follow the narrative arc developed by the late creator. The positioning of the series within the weekend programming block aims to capture a broad demographic of both longtime franchise followers and younger viewers tuning into the public children's network.
Concurrently, the restaurant chain's merchandise rollout is tied directly to the dining experience through the specialized packaging and wearable items. The inclusion of two distinct garment designs and a diverse lineup of characters offers collectors multiple tiers of items to acquire during the promotional window across participating establishments in the country.
The figure lineup available through the fast-food chain features specific character variants, including Goku and Vegeta rendered in both their base forms and Super Saiyan Blue states, alongside the deity Beerus and the Namekian warrior Piccolo. Furthermore, the accompanying paper crowns distributed with the meals incorporate specific graphic elements from the franchise.