This Dragon Ball Fusion World card list covers fourteen released products — Dragon Ball Super Card Game: FUSION WORLD has released a mainline booster every quarter since February 2024, plus two manga-anniversary spinoffs and a story-themed set, and FB11 reached Japanese shelves on September 12, 2026, with FB12 scheduled for December 2026.
If you’re trying to figure out which FB set is which, when the next one lands, or whether Fusion World even has a “God Rare” (it doesn’t — more on that below), this page is the master index. Every code from FB01 to FB12 in one table, with JP and EN names, release dates, card counts, and the headline Secret Rares each set shipped. The sealed ST-01 box we list is linked directly; other Fusion World boxes are sourcing requests through Quick Order, and our Dragon Ball collection shows what we currently list.
Fusion World launched in February 2024 as Bandai’s full reboot of the Dragon Ball trading card format — a clean split from the older DBS Masters line, with its own card pool, its own numbering (FB01 onward), and its own rarity ladder. International interest has grown alongside the set count, which is part of why a straight release-order reference like this one gets used so often for cross-checking a set code against what’s actually inside it.
Fusion World runs FB01 (Feb 2024) through FB11 BRIGHTNESS OF HOPE (Japan, September 12, 2026) as released mainline sets in Japan, plus SB01/SB02 manga boosters and ST01 STORY BOOSTER. FB12 REACH THE GOD is scheduled for December 12, 2026 in Japan and December 18, 2026 in English. There is no God Rare (GDR) rarity in Fusion World — GDR only exists in the separate DBS Masters and DIVERS lines. Fusion World’s top tier is SCR → SCR★ → SCR★★ (SUPER Alt-Art).
- FB11 BRIGHTNESS OF HOPE released in Japan on September 12, 2026 (English release scheduled for October 16, 2026); FB12 REACH THE GOD is scheduled for December 12, 2026 in Japan and December 18, 2026 in English.
- Our ST-01 Story Booster 01 box is currently listed at ¥23,345 (~$152) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order); the Son Goku : GT SCR★ [FB07-122] PSA 10 is offered as a back order at ¥145,656 (~$946) — sourced to order; the product page shows the current terms (how PSA 10 back orders work).
- SNKRDUNK lowest asking prices for the Japanese boxes, dated September 29, 2026, are in Box Economics; browse the Dragon Ball collection for what we list.
Release dates and card counts for FB09–FB12 and ST01: Bandai’s official product pages (September 29, 2026); earlier rows: official product pages and Japanese TCG media (August 26, 2026). Where English release dates are unconfirmed, they’re marked “not confirmed.”
Dragon Ball Fusion World Card List: Every Set FB01 – FB12
Fusion World’s mainline numbering runs FB01 through FB12, interleaved with two MANGA BOOSTER spinoffs (SB01, SB02) and one STORY BOOSTER (ST01). Here’s the full line in release order:
| Code | Set (JP / EN) | JP Release | EN Release | Card Types | Headline SCR(s) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FB01 | 覚醒の鼓動 / AWAKENED PULSE | 2024-02-16 | not confirmed | 140 | 孫悟空 (Son Goku), 孫悟飯：少年期 (Son Gohan: Kid) |
| FB02 | 烈火の闘気 / BLAZING AURA | 2024-05-10 | not confirmed | 144 | ベジット (Vegetto), ゴールデンフリーザ (Golden Frieza) |
| FB03 | 怒りの咆哮 / RAGING ROAR | 2024-08-09 | not confirmed | 143 | 孫悟飯：少年期 (Son Gohan: Kid), 孫悟空：GT (Goku: GT) |
| FB04 | 限界を超えし者 / ULTRA LIMIT | 2024-11-08 | not confirmed | 133 | 孫悟空 (Son Goku), ベジット (Vegetto) |
| FB05 | 未知なる冒険 / NEW ADVENTURE | 2025-02-08 | not confirmed | 133 | 孫悟空 (Son Goku), フリーザ (Frieza) |
| FB06 | 迫り来る脅威 / RIVALS CLASH | 2025-04-26 | 2025-05-02 (not confirmed) | 123 | 孫悟空：少年期 (Goku: Kid), ブロリー：BR (Broly: BR) |
| SB01 | MANGA BOOSTER 01 (DB40周年) | 2025-06-28 | not confirmed | 110 +21 markers | not confirmed (has ウルトラパラレル tier) |
| FB07 | 神龍への願い / WISH FOR SHENRON | 2025-09-13 | 2025-09-19 | 125 | 孫悟飯：SH (Gohan: SH), +1 number not confirmed |
| SB02 | MANGA BOOSTER 02 | not confirmed | not confirmed | not confirmed | not confirmed |
| FB08 | 誇り高き戦闘民族 / SAIYAN’s PRIDE | 2025-12-13 | 2025-12-12 | 122 | 孫悟天 (Son Goten), ブロリー (Broly) |
| FB09 | DUAL EVOLUTION | 2026-03-14 | 2026-03-13 | 123 | ゴジータ：BR, ゴジータ, ゴジータ：GT (Gogeta trio) |
| FB10 | CROSS FORCE | 2026-06-13 | 2026-06-12 (before JP) | 123 | ベジット, 孫悟飯：青年期, セル (all SCR★★) |
| ST01 | STORY BOOSTER 01 | 2026-08-08 | 2026-08-21 | 85 +12 markers | ST01-070 ベジット (Vegito), ST01-071 ベジータ (Vegeta) (both with SCR★★) |
| FB11 | BRIGHTNESS OF HOPE | 2026-09-12 | 2026-10-16 (scheduled) | 123 | 3 SCR (FB11-121, FB11-122, FB11-123), each with a super parallel; Dragon Ball Legends collab |
| FB12 | REACH THE GOD — scheduled | 2026-12-12 (scheduled) | 2026-12-18 (scheduled) | 123 | not published on the official page |
Two things stand out reading the table top to bottom. First, the release cadence is remarkably steady — a new mainline FB set roughly every quarter since launch, with manga and story spinoffs slotted in between. Second, card counts have trended down and then stabilized: FB02 peaked at 144 types, the FB06–FB10 era has settled around 122–125 (FB11 and FB12 are both 123 types on the official pages), and the Secret Rare count stepped up from 2 to 3 per set starting with FB09.
Card-type counts differ slightly between Japanese aggregator sources depending on whether special-reprint (特別再録) slots are counted — treat the numbers above as approximate and per-source rather than an official errata count.
Rarity Structure by Set
Every mainline FB set follows the same basic rarity skeleton — Leader (L), Common (C), Uncommon (UC), Rare (R), Super Rare (SR), Secret Rare (SCR) — but the split between tiers has shifted over time:
| Code | L | C | UC | R | SR | SCR | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FB01 | 8 | 52 | 36 | 30 | 12 | 2 | Unique 8-Leader launch set |
| FB02 | 4 | 56 | 40 | 30 | 12 | 2 | Smallest Leader count in the line |
| FB03 | 5 | 52 | 39 | 30 | 12 | 2 | +3 special reprints |
| FB04 | 5 | 45 | 36 | 30 | 12 | 2 | +3 special reprints |
| FB05 | 5 | 40 | 31 | 30 | 12 | 2 | +3 reprints, +10 Dokkan Battle collab reprints |
| FB06 | 5 | 40 | 31 | 30 | 12 | 2 | +3 special reprints |
| FB07 | 5 | 40 | 30 | 30 | 15 | 2 | +3 special reprints; SR count steps up |
| FB08 | 5 | 40 | 30 | 30 | 15 | 2 | +3 reprints; 35 parallels +1 super parallel |
| FB09 | 5 | 40 | 35 | 25 | 15 | 3 | SCR count steps up to 3 |
| FB10 | 5 | 40 | 35 | 25 | 15 | 3 | All 3 SCRs upgraded to SCR★★ |
| FB11 | 5 | 40 | 35 | 25 | 15 | 3 | Released in Japan 2026-09-12; split per Japanese media reports (not printed on the official page); Dragon Ball Legends collab |
Leader counts follow their own arc: FB01 launched with a genuinely unusual 8 Leaders, FB02 pulled back to just 4, and every set from FB03 through FB10 has settled on 5 Leaders each — one per color pillar of the game — with FB11 at 5 Leaders as well (the official page lists Goku, Future Trunks, Goku Black, Shallot & Giblet, Bardock). SB01, SB02, and ST01 sit outside this skeleton entirely; SB01’s own “ウルトラパラレル” (Ultra Parallel) tier makes it structurally its own product, and ST01’s 85 types are described by Bandai as an arc/story-themed special set rather than a mainline mechanic release. ST01’s own rarity split is not confirmed on the official product page.
On Bandai’s official Japanese product pages, FB09 and FB10 list 6 cards per pack plus a digital-version code, while the FB11 and FB12 pages list 6 cards per pack with no digital-code line; English packs are listed at 12 cards per pack. The official Japanese pages show FB09 and FB10 at ¥220 (~$1.43) tax included per pack, and FB11 and FB12 at ¥240 (~$1.56) per pack.
The two MANGA BOOSTER sets sit outside this pattern entirely and are worth flagging separately. SB01, released 2025-06-28, was built to mark Dragon Ball’s 40th manga anniversary — 110 base card types plus 21 Energy markers at ¥330 per pack, with its own “ウルトラパラレル” (Ultra Parallel) chase tier layered on top rather than the standard SCR ladder. Early SB01 sales ran through a lottery/allocation system via Toei Animation’s official store rather than open retail, which is part of why its full Secret-tier checklist remains harder to pin down than the mainline FB sets. SB02 followed SB01; its release dates and contents are not confirmed.
Is There a God Rare in Fusion World? (No — Here’s What Is)
If you landed here searching for where the God Rare (GDR) sits in a Fusion World checklist, the direct answer is: it doesn’t exist in this game. GDR is a rarity used in DBS Masters (the original, older Dragon Ball Super Card Game line) and in Dragon Ball Super DIVERS, Bandai’s separate digital/arcade card-dispenser game — two different products with two different card pools. Fusion World has never used a GDR tier, and the rarity ladders published by Japanese hobby media for FB10 CROSS FORCE, ST01, and FB11 top out at SCR / SCR★ / SCR★★ with no GDR slot anywhere on them.
“Dragon Ball Super Card Game” (GDR, reported as beginning around the BT16 era) and “Dragon Ball Super Card Game: FUSION WORLD” (SCR/SCR★/SCR★★, no GDR) are different games with overlapping names. If a listing says “GDR” and “Fusion World” in the same breath, treat that as a red flag.
What Fusion World has instead is its own three-step chase ladder: SCR (Secret Rare) → SCR★ (Alt-Art parallel) → SCR★★ (SUPER Alt-Art / スーパーパラレル), the tier at the very top of the set. FB10 CROSS FORCE pushed this ladder further than any prior set by giving all three of its Secret Rares — Vegetto, adult Gohan, and Cell — the SCR★★ SUPER Alt-Art treatment.
The Current Era: FB09, FB10, ST01 & FB11
Pictured below: the FB-08 and FB-09 boxes.
FB09 DUAL EVOLUTION (JP 2026-03-14 / EN 2026-03-13) introduced 5 new Leaders built around new mechanics and headlined its Secret Rare slot with a Gogeta trio — FB09-121 ゴジータ：BR, FB09-122 ゴジータ, and FB09-123 ゴジータ：GT, three different Gogeta printings across three different eras of the character in one set.
FB10 CROSS FORCE (JP 2026-06-13 / EN 2026-06-12 — the English version released one day before the Japanese original, as FB09’s did) leaned into a per-color “Evolve” or “Ki” mechanic split and a W-name combined Leader gimmick, on top of the all-SCR★★ treatment covered above.
ST01 STORY BOOSTER 01 (JP 2026-08-08 / EN 2026-08-21) — 85 card types plus 12 Energy markers at ¥330/pack, positioned by Bandai as an arc/story-themed special product rather than a mainline FB-numbered set. Its two Secret Rares are ST01-070 ベジット (Vegito) and ST01-071 ベジータ (Vegeta) — each with an SCR★★ super parallel, alongside a chase ★ Energy marker (E-157). The lowest asking price on SNKRDUNK on September 29, 2026 for the Japanese ST-01 box was ¥11,900 (~$77) — an asking price, not a sold price. Our ST-01 sealed box is currently listed at ¥23,345 (~$152) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order).
FB11 BRIGHTNESS OF HOPE (JP 2026-09-12 / EN scheduled for 2026-10-16) is the newest Japanese release in the line: 123 card types at ¥240 per pack, 6 cards per pack, with a Dragon Ball Legends collaboration, five Leaders (Goku, Future Trunks, Goku Black, Shallot & Giblet, Bardock) and three Secret Rares numbered FB11-121, FB11-122 and FB11-123, each with a super parallel, per the official product page. The lowest asking price on SNKRDUNK on September 29, 2026 for the Japanese FB11 box was ¥7,899 (~$51).
For a fuller walkthrough of the manga-anniversary spinoff format, see our Fusion World manga booster guide, and for the full release timeline across every set, see Dragon Ball Fusion World sets in order.
Box Economics: What’s Inside & What It Costs
Bandai’s official product pages print a per-pack MSRP only: ¥220 (~$1.43) for FB09 and FB10, and ¥240 (~$1.56) for FB11 and FB12, tax included; a box price is not printed there. USD figures convert at ¥154/USD, approximate. Secondary-market asks are a separate matter: the lowest asking price on SNKRDUNK on September 29, 2026 was ¥9,099 (~$59) for the FB09 DUAL EVOLUTION box, ¥10,499 (~$68) for FB10 CROSS FORCE, ¥11,900 (~$77) for ST-01 STORY BOOSTER 01 and ¥7,899 (~$51) for FB11 BRIGHTNESS OF HOPE — asking prices, not sold prices. There is no current SNKRDUNK figure in this update for the FB12 box. For any box below, Quick Order takes sourcing requests.
| Set | Our store | SNKRDUNK lowest ask (September 29, 2026) |
|---|---|---|
| FB-01 Awakened Pulse | Sourcing requests go through Quick Order | no current SNKRDUNK figure in this update |
| FB-02 Blazing Aura | Sourcing requests go through Quick Order | no current SNKRDUNK figure in this update |
| FB-03 Raging Roar | Sourcing requests go through Quick Order | no current SNKRDUNK figure in this update |
| FB-04 Ultra Limit | Sourcing requests go through Quick Order | no current SNKRDUNK figure in this update |
| FB-05 New Adventure | Sourcing requests go through Quick Order | no current SNKRDUNK figure in this update |
| FB-06 Rivals Clash | Sourcing requests go through Quick Order | no current SNKRDUNK figure in this update |
| FB-07 Wish For Shenron | Sourcing requests go through Quick Order | no current SNKRDUNK figure in this update |
| FB-08 Saiyan’s Pride | Sourcing requests go through Quick Order | no current SNKRDUNK figure in this update |
| FB-09 Dual Evolution | Sourcing requests go through Quick Order | ¥9,099 (~$59) |
| FB-10 Cross Force | Sourcing requests go through Quick Order | ¥10,499 (~$68) |
| ST-01 Story Booster 01 | Currently listed at ¥23,345 (~$152) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) | ¥11,900 (~$77) |
| FB-11 Brightness of Hope | Sourcing requests go through Quick Order | ¥7,899 (~$51) |
| FB-12 Reach the God | Japan release scheduled for 2026-12-12 | no current SNKRDUNK figure in this update |
For a deeper breakdown of what a sealed FUSION WORLD box actually contains, see our Japanese booster box guide. Set-specific write-ups are also available for FB01 Awakened Pulse, FB02 Blazing Aura, FB03 Raging Roar, FB04 Ultra Limit, and FB07 Wish For Shenron.
FB11 (Released) and FB12 (December 2026)
Pictured below: the FB-04 and FB-06 boxes, shown for reference.
FB11 released in Japan on September 12, 2026 and FB12 is scheduled for December 2026 — both are priced at ¥240 per pack on the official pages, up from the ¥220 of FB09 and FB10:
- FB11 BRIGHTNESS OF HOPE — JP release 2026-09-12 (on sale in Japan), EN release scheduled for 2026-10-16. The official page lists 123 card types, 6 cards per pack at ¥240, a Dragon Ball Legends collaboration, five Leaders (Goku, Future Trunks, Goku Black, Shallot & Giblet, Bardock) and three SCR (FB11-121, FB11-122, FB11-123), all with a super parallel. The lowest asking price on SNKRDUNK on September 29, 2026 for the Japanese FB11 box was ¥7,899 (~$51).
- FB12 REACH THE GOD — JP release scheduled for 2026-12-12, EN release scheduled for 2026-12-18. The official product page lists 123 card types and 6 cards per pack at ¥240 (JP) and carries no other card detail. Media coverage of Bandai’s reveal points to a Beerus-era character theme; Secret Rare names are not published. There is no current SNKRDUNK figure in this update for the FB12 box.
The official Japanese and English product lists show no FB13 booster as of September 29, 2026. See the sets in order page for the running timeline.
Where to Buy Fusion World Boxes from Japan
The sealed Dragon Ball box we list is the ST-01 Story Booster 01 box, currently listed at ¥23,345 (~$152) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order), and it ships from Tokyo; other Fusion World boxes are sourcing requests through Quick Order, and our Dragon Ball collection shows what we currently list. The PSA 10 Son Goku : GT SCR★ [FB07-122] is offered as a back order at ¥145,656 (~$946) — sourced to order; the product page shows the current terms.
For a specific box or a single by card number, sourcing requests go through our Quick Order page; graded singles are grouped in the PSA 10 collection.
Because Fusion World releases quarterly and this page tracks every code from FB01 through the scheduled FB12, it’s worth bookmarking rather than the individual set pages if you’re watching the line as a whole.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many Dragon Ball Fusion World sets are there?
As of September 29, 2026, twelve mainline FB sets are numbered (FB01 through FB12), of which eleven have released in Japan (FB01–FB11) and FB12 is scheduled for December 12, 2026. Alongside the mainline sets, Bandai has released two MANGA BOOSTER spinoffs (SB01, SB02) and one STORY BOOSTER (ST01).
Is there a God Rare (GDR) in Dragon Ball Fusion World?
No. GDR is a rarity used in DBS Masters and in the separate Dragon Ball Super DIVERS digital/arcade game, not in Fusion World. Fusion World’s top rarity ladder is SCR, then SCR★ (Alt-Art parallel), then SCR★★ (SUPER Alt-Art) — confirmed by the rarity ladders published by Japanese hobby media for FB10 CROSS FORCE, which list no GDR tier.
What is the newest Dragon Ball Fusion World set?
FB11 BRIGHTNESS OF HOPE released in Japan on 2026-09-12 and is the newest Japanese release in the line as of September 29, 2026; its English release is scheduled for 2026-10-16. In English, ST01 STORY BOOSTER 01 (2026-08-21) is the newest release.
When does the next Fusion World set come out?
FB12 REACH THE GOD is scheduled for 2026-12-12 in Japan and 2026-12-18 in English. FB11 BRIGHTNESS OF HOPE, released in Japan on 2026-09-12, has its English release scheduled for 2026-10-16.
How much does a Fusion World booster box cost?
Bandai’s official product pages print a per-pack MSRP only: ¥220 (~$1.43) for FB09 and FB10, and ¥240 (~$1.56) for FB11 and FB12, tax included. Our ST-01 Story Booster 01 box is currently listed at ¥23,345 (~$152) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order); for any other box, sourcing requests go through our Quick Order page.
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