FB08 Saiyan’s Pride Guide: SCR Alt-Arts & Japanese Box

What’s Inside: The Full 122-Card Breakdown

Bandai publishes the exact rarity split for FB08, and it looks like this:

That 15-Super-Rare slot is worth flagging on its own. Every main Fusion World booster from FB01 through FB06 shipped with 12 Super Rares in its official breakdown. FB07 was the first to widen that slot to 15, and FB08 kept the same figure — two data points that suggest a wider SR tier, though later sets’ breakdowns aren’t published in our sources. Unlike FB02–FB04, which each carried a separate “Special Reprints” category on top of the base rarities, FB08’s 122 types come entirely from the six categories above — no reprint slot this time.

Where FB08 Sits in the FB01–FB10 Line

Fusion World launched in February 2024 and has run on a roughly quarterly cadence since. Here is the complete main-booster timeline, with FB08 in context:

Two patterns define FB08’s place in the line. First, it is the set that locked in the current card-count era: from FB07 onward, every main booster has settled in the 122–125 type range, a clear step down from the 133–144 types the first five sets carried, with the Super Rare count holding at 15 rather than the original 12. FB08 is squarely part of that current generation — the newest of the four sets covered in this round of guides, arriving a full year after FB04 -ULTRA LIMIT- and carrying the Saiyan theme into the line’s leaner, more premium-weighted era.

Second, FB08 is the first set in the FB01–FB10 run where the English release date lands before the Japanese one — December 12 versus December 13, 2025. Every earlier set in the table above released in Japan first, by anywhere from a same-day tie (FB02) to nearly a week (FB03, FB07). FB08 flips that by a single day, per Bandai’s own confirmed dates on both regional product pages.

FB08’s immediate neighbours carried the line forward from here:

• FB09 -DUAL EVOLUTION- (March 2026) introduced the “[Fusion Evolve]” and “[Ki]” mechanics along with Super Alt-Art versions for all three of its SCRs.
• FB10 -CROSS FORCE- (June 2026) is the most recent main booster, carrying the Super Alt-Art SCR treatment that runs through the line.

For the complete set-by-set walkthrough of the line, start with our Japanese Fusion World booster box guide — it is the hub for everything Dragon Ball we ship. If you collect the manga-illustration side of the line as well, our Manga Booster guide covers SB01 and SB02, both released either side of FB08 in the same twelve-month window.

How to Order Japanese FB08 Boxes from Tokyo

We are a Tokyo-based exporter, and Dragon Ball Fusion World sealed product moves through us on a quote basis rather than a fixed listed price. The Japanese FB08 booster box is currently listed (quote on request) — we confirm each order individually rather than publishing a number that goes stale.

The process is deliberately simple:

1. Open the product page — the FB08 Saiyan’s Pride Japanese booster box is the direct route for this set. Tell us the quantity you’re after; single boxes and bulk B2B orders are both fine.
2. Get your quote. We confirm current pricing, exact box configuration, and shipping to your country in one reply. Payment is by bank transfer or PayPal.
3. We ship from Tokyo, tracked. Boxes leave factory-sealed via FedEx with full tracking to your door.

Building a broader Dragon Ball order? Two more entry points:

• The Dragon Ball collection holds every Fusion World set we handle — useful if you want FB08 alongside neighbouring sets from the timeline above.
• Request a quote via Quick Order — one request can cover a mixed order across Dragon Ball, Pokemon, and One Piece.

One honest note on timing: FB08 is the newest of the four sets covered in this round of guides, and its SCR super alt-art and wider Leader alt-art spread are exactly the kind of details that move fast once a set gets attention. We would rather answer a quote request with “here’s what we can do this week” than have you wait for a moment that a named Saiyan set won’t give you.