Erielle Sudario is Freelance News Writer for Collider and an award-nominated journalist in Australia.
The Big Picture Your breakfast will be going super saiyan with this latest anime partnership. Reece's Puffs just launched its limited-time collaboration with Dragon Ball Z, featuring images of Goku and other iconic characters from the anime series. These special cereal boxes are in honor of Goku Day and will be available in supermarkets, retail stores and online.
Reece's Puff's parent company, General Mills, has partnered with numerous franchises over the years. Back in 2023, it partnered with the Disney Plus series, Loki and released special Lucky Charms boxes featuring the God of Mischief on the cover. Meanwhile, Hypebeast reported that Sonic The Hedgehog had a taste of being a cereal mascot and released its own limited cereal box to help promote Sonic The Hedgehog 2.
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