For the current 11th Anniversary on Dokkan Battle, Part 2 banners are expected to drop on the morning of the 14th in most regions, a few hours after the anniversary livestream finishes.

Quick Scoop: Expected Drop Window

From recent community and creator discussions, the pattern for big celebrations (Anniversary, Worldwide, etc.) looks like this:

  • The Part 2 livestream airs first (usually late on the 13th or very early on the 14th, depending on your time zone).
  • The Part 2 banners then go live several hours after the stream, but still on the same calendar day as the stream for most players.
  • For the 11th Anniversary specifically, many players are reporting/expecting:
    • “Morning of the 14th” local time.
* Not before the stream, and likely within the same day after it wraps, e.g., within roughly 6–14 hours.

So if it is already the 14th for you, you should expect the banners to appear sometime this morning or later today, rather than days later.

Mini Timeline Example

To give a concrete illustration based on recent anniversary patterns:

  1. Stream starts late on the 13th or very early on the 14th (depending on your time zone).
  2. Data download happens around or after the stream.
  3. Banners typically unlock a few hours later, often:
    • Early morning or morning of the 14th for many NA/EU players.
    • Around the daily reset window / typical banner-drop window for your region.

You’ll sometimes see people report exact hours like “4 am” or “6 am” their time, but that’s region‑specific and not globally fixed.

Why No Exact Time?

Bandai rarely posts a precise, universal clock time far ahead of the banners; instead they tie it to:

  • The celebration schedule and live stream date.
  • Internal “data download → banner release” timing that can shift a bit each year.

That’s why most posts and videos talk in ranges (“a few hours after the stream,” “within the same day,” “morning of the 14th”) rather than an official exact minute.

What You Should Do Now

  • Check the in‑game news tab around and after the livestream time.
  • Watch for a data download; banners usually follow shortly after.
  • If you’re seeing people say “morning of the 14th” in your time zone, that’s the current best expectation, but keep in mind there’s always a small chance of adjustment.

TL;DR: For “when do the Part 2 banners drop Dokkan,” the safest answer for this celebration is: a few hours after the Part 2 livestream, most likely on the morning of the 14th in your local time, not before the stream and still on that same day.

Information gathered from public forums or data available on the internet and portrayed here.