FB03 —RAGING ROAR— is the third Fusion World booster set for the Dragon Ball Super Card Game, and it’s the set where the 5-Leader structure that later boosters kept first appeared. Five new Leader Cards, 143 total card types, and 20 alternate-art treatments.
If you’re trying to figure out exactly what’s in the set — how many Common versus Rare slots, how many alt-arts, when it actually released in Japan versus overseas — this guide breaks down the official card-count structure and pack details in one place. We source sealed Japanese Fusion World product directly and ship it from Tokyo, so this covers what collectors and players actually need to know before buying in.
FB03 Raging Roar totals 143 card types across 5 Leaders, 52 Commons, 39 Uncommons, 30 Rares, 12 Super Rares, 2 Secret Rares, and 3 Special Reprints, plus 20 Alt-Art cards. It released in Japan on 2024-08-09, ahead of its 2024-08-16 English release. We carry the sealed Japanese FB03 Raging Roar booster box — quote on request via Quick Order.
Card counts and release dates below are drawn from Bandai’s official Fusion World product pages. This set is ASK-priced — sealed availability and current listing status are confirmed at the time of your quote request.
FB03 Raging Roar at a Glance
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FB03 —RAGING ROAR— (Japanese: ブースターパック 怒りの咆哮 [FB03]) is the third mainline booster in the Dragon Ball Super Card Game Fusion World line, following FB01 —AWAKENED PULSE— and FB02 —BLAZING AURA—. Like its predecessors, it introduces a fresh wave of Leader Cards and expands the pool of playable Rares, Super Rares, and Secret Rares available across the format.
The headline numbers, per Bandai’s official product listing: 143 total card types, 5 new Leader Cards, and 20 Alt-Art cards distributed across the set. FB03 also carries forward the “special reprint” concept introduced in FB02 — 3 past cards brought back in special-design alt-art form.
Fusion World itself launched in February 2024 as Bandai’s newest Dragon Ball Super Card Game format, built around Leader Cards that flip mid-battle to change your available plays. Every mainline booster since FB01 has shipped with a tie-in to the official PC digital client, and FB03 continues that pattern — a detail worth knowing if you’re weighing physical versus digital play before you buy in.
Release Dates: Japan vs English
FB03, like FB01, released in Japan first with the English version arriving about a week later:
| Region | Release Date |
|---|---|
| Japan | 2024-08-09 |
| English pre-release | 2024-08-09 |
| English general release | 2024-08-16 |
Release timing varies across the Fusion World set order — FB02 released the same day in both regions, and some later sets reached English shelves first.
Full Card List Breakdown by Rarity
Bandai’s official FB03 product page states “143 types in total,” broken down as follows:
| Rarity | Card Count |
|---|---|
| Leader | 5 |
| Common (C) | 52 |
| Uncommon (UC) | 39 |
| Rare (R) | 30 |
| Super Rare (SR) | 12 |
| Secret Rare (SCR) | 2 |
| Special Reprints | 3 |
| Total | 143 |
That distribution sits close to FB02’s structure (144 types, 4 Leaders) but with one more Leader slot (the Uncommon tier is the same 39 in both). Compared to the set that followed it, FB04 —ULTRA LIMIT—, FB03 runs 10 card types larger and keeps the Common count at 52 rather than trimming down.
The 20 Alt-Art Cards and 3 Special Reprints
FB03’s official listing confirms 20 Alt-Art cards in this product — more than FB02’s 19, though below FB01’s 23. Bandai’s product notes also confirm 3 special-design reprints of past cards, continuing the reprint mechanic FB02 introduced.
Beyond that headline count, per-card rarity assignment for individual alt-arts within FB03 (which Leaders, SRs, or SCRs specifically carry alt-art treatment) is not itemized on the official product page, so we’re not going to guess at a breakdown here. What’s confirmed is the top-line figure: 20 alt-art card types out of the 143 total.
If you’re after a particular FB03 Leader, SR, or SCR, our Quick Order page is the fastest way to check current singles availability and request a quote.
What’s in Each FB03 Pack
Per Bandai’s official English product page, each FB03 pack contains 12 cards and 1 promotion code for the digital version. The English product pages list this same code inclusion across the numbered boosters.
Packs-per-box for FB03 is not stated on the official product page, so we’re not listing a figure here — only what Bandai has confirmed directly. What is confirmed is the per-pack card count and the digital code inclusion, which applies uniformly across the set. One thing worth flagging for importers: Bandai’s FB01 launch listing confirmed a different JP-specific pack count (6 cards plus a serial code) versus the 12-card EN pack — a reminder that Japanese and English box specs aren’t always identical across this line, even when they aren’t separately itemized for every set.
Where FB03 Fits in the Fusion World Set Order
FB03 sits third in the Fusion World booster lineup, between FB02 —BLAZING AURA— (2024-05-10) and FB04 —ULTRA LIMIT— (2024-11-08, JP). All three released across Fusion World’s 2024 launch year — see our guides to FB02 Blazing Aura and FB04 Ultra Limit for the same card-list breakdown treatment.
Later sets kept building on the structure FB03 helped establish. FB05 New Adventure introduced the Dokkan Battle collaboration reprints, and FB07 Wish for Shenron pushed the Super Rare count up to 15. For the complete chronological rundown of every Fusion World booster, our Fusion World sets in order guide covers the full release history, and our Japanese booster box guide covers what to expect when importing sealed product generally.
Where to Get FB03 Raging Roar Sealed from Japan
We ship sealed Japanese Fusion World product out of Tokyo with tracked delivery. FB03 Raging Roar booster boxes are currently listed — as with all our Dragon Ball sealed product, this is a quote-on-request item, so availability and current status are confirmed when you reach out.
Browsing the wider Dragon Ball lineup? Our full Dragon Ball collection covers Fusion World boosters across multiple sets, and the Quick Order page is the fastest way to build a mixed order across sealed product and singles alike.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many cards are in FB03 Raging Roar?
143 total card types: 5 Leader, 52 Common, 39 Uncommon, 30 Rare, 12 Super Rare, 2 Secret Rare, and 3 Special Reprints.
When was FB03 Raging Roar released?
Japan released FB03 on 2024-08-09. The English version had a pre-release on 2024-08-09 and its general release on 2024-08-16.
How many Alt-Art cards does FB03 have?
20 Alt-Art cards, per Bandai’s official product listing, plus 3 special-design reprints of past cards.
What comes in each FB03 booster pack?
12 cards plus 1 promotion code for the digital version of the game, per pack. Packs-per-box is not stated on the official product page.
How does FB03 compare to FB02 and FB04 in card count?
FB02 has 144 total types with 4 Leaders; FB03 has 143 types with 5 Leaders; FB04 has 133 types with 5 Leaders. All three sets keep Rare at 30 and Secret Rare at 2.
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