Japanese convenience stores Lawson and Mini Stop have added — in addition to previous offerings, such as the awesome “Dragon Bowl” — an assortment of food products in support of the upcoming fim Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods.

Lawson has available, starting yesterday:

• Karaage-kun fried chicken, shrimp-chilli flavor (¥210)
• Fried curry bun with gooey soft-boiled egg inside (¥155)
• Fluffy Kinto’un Bread (¥130; milk & whip)
• Makankōsappō Snack, wasabi flavor (¥148)
• Babystar Ramen-Maru, chicken flavor with spicy garlic flavor bits
• Pafu-Pafu Marshmallows, strawberry flavor
• Kinto’un Cotton Candy, lemon flavor
• Dragon Ball Mug & Jelly  (¥398)
• Super God Water (¥110; a vitamin C lemonade-esque drink)
• Dragon Ball Z boxed tissues (¥198)

There are also other, non-food items that are not listed on the website, such small toy-type things and cases to put things in as well. Next week Lawson will also have a Yakiniku Fusion Bento (beef & pork).

Mini Stop has available, starting yesterday:

• “Dragon Balls” (¥250; pizza bites)
• Super Saiyan x French Fries (¥198)
• Piccolo Daimaō‘s Matcha Double Chou (¥150)
• “Dragon Balls you eat with a spoon” (¥180)

Starting today, Mini Stop also has available:

• Majin Boo’s Milk Pudding (¥240)

On the 25th, Mini Stop will start selling:

• “Goku’s Nyoibō Stick Bread” (¥125; this is already available at Lawson, and does not appear to be an exclusive)
• “Kuririn’s Whip & Chestnut Cream Bread” (¥125)

Finally, on the 26th, they will start selling:

• One-Star Ball Tenshinhan (¥590; this obviously being the food, and not the character!)
• Genki-Dama Onigiri (¥250; a seaweed-wrapped rice ball with “spicy curry” flavored rice and a soft-boiled egg in the center)
• “Kamehameha Rice” (¥398)
• Seven-Ingredient Yakisoba (¥420 yen)
• Kamesen-Style Roll (¥198; not available in all areas)
• Vegeta’s Vegetable Salad (¥398)