Fusion World’s second set broke its own debut set’s records in one direction and reversed them in another. FB02 -BLAZING AURA- shipped with more card types than FB01 — and only half the Leaders (4 vs 8). That combination makes it one of the odder entries in the Fusion World line to explain in a single sentence, which is exactly why it’s worth walking through properly.
Released simultaneously in Japan and English on May 10, 2024, FB02 is the largest booster set Fusion World has ever printed by card-type count, introduced the line’s first special-design reprint category, and set a Leader-count low among the sets with published breakdowns (FB01–FB08). This guide covers the official 144-type breakdown, what “ink-brush style special design” reprints actually are, how FB02’s release pattern differed from FB01’s, and where the Japanese sealed box fits for collectors ordering from outside Japan. Every fact below comes from Bandai’s official Fusion World product pages — we don’t estimate pull rates or invent numbers Bandai hasn’t published.
FB02 -BLAZING AURA- is 144 card types — Leader 4, Common 52, Uncommon 39, Rare 30, Super Rare 12, Secret Rare 2, Special Reprints 4 — making it the largest Fusion World booster set by card count. It released in Japan and English on the same day, May 10, 2024, carries 19 alt-art cards, and debuted the line’s ink-brush style special-design reprints. The Japanese sealed box is currently listed (quote on request) — request a quote via Quick Order and allocation moves fast.
The Largest Set in the Line, With the Fewest Leaders
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Bandai’s official product page states FB02 -BLAZING AURA- contains “144 types in total” — four more than FB01’s 140. As our FB01 -AWAKENED PULSE- guide notes, among the sets with published counts (FB01–FB08), FB02 is the only booster larger than the debut set; the later sets in that run settled into the 122–133 range. If you’re chasing the widest card pool in the line, this is the one.
What makes that especially interesting is the Leader count moved the opposite direction. FB01 launched with 8 Leader Cards — the largest Leader lineup any Fusion World booster has carried. FB02 dropped to 4, the lowest Leader count of any set in the line; every numbered booster from FB03 through FB08 with a published breakdown lists 5. In other words, FB02 is simultaneously the biggest card pool and the narrowest Leader spread Fusion World has produced — a genuinely unusual pairing for a set two entries into a game’s life.
JP name: ブースターパック 烈火の闘気 [FB02]. EN name: BOOSTER PACK -BLAZING AURA- [FB02].
What’s Inside FB02: The Official 144-Card Breakdown
The full rarity-by-rarity breakdown, as published on Bandai’s official product page:
| Rarity | Card Types | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Leader | 4 | Fewest of any Fusion World booster to date |
| Common | 52 | Matches FB01’s Common count |
| Uncommon | 39 | Up from FB01’s 36 |
| Rare | 30 | The Rare count held from FB01 through FB08 |
| Super Rare | 12 | Standard SR count until FB07 raised it to 15 in 2025 |
| Secret Rare | 2 | Same as FB01 |
| Special Reprints | 4 | A category new to FB02 — see below |
Two structural notes stand out against FB01. The Common count held flat at 52, but Uncommon rose from 36 to 39, and an entirely new rarity slot — Special Reprints — appears for the first time. The complete official card list lives on Bandai’s product page: FB02 on dbs-cardgame.com.
4 Leaders, 19 Alt-Arts: A Narrower Chase
With only 4 Leader Cards, FB02 asks less of collectors chasing a complete Leader set than the other boosters with published breakdowns — but the alt-art program around those Leaders is still substantial. The official page states “19 Alternative-art cards in this product,” That’s fewer alt-arts than FB01’s 23, but still a meaningful chase layer for a set this early in the game’s history (Bandai doesn’t publish which slots the 19 cover).
4 Leaders (the fewest in the line) + 19 alt-art cards + 4 ink-brush special-design reprints, inside a 144-type set — the largest card pool and narrowest Leader spread Fusion World has produced.
One honest note on scope: Bandai’s product page publishes the counts above but doesn’t publish per-card odds or insert ratios for FB02, and we don’t estimate them. Any FB02 pull-rate figure you see elsewhere isn’t sourced from Bandai’s official pages.
The Ink-Brush Special Reprints
FB02’s new Special Reprints category — 4 card types — is described on the official page as reprints of past cards presented in an “ink-brush style special design alt-art ver.” This is Fusion World’s first appearance of a dedicated special-design reprint slot; FB01’s breakdown had no equivalent category, and the treatment sits alongside (rather than replacing) the set’s own 19 alt-art cards.
Functionally, it’s a preview of a pattern that recurs throughout the Fusion World line: later sets folded in their own reprint treatments — FB03 through FB05 each carry Special Reprinted Alt-Art slots of their own, and FB06’s Special Reprinted Alt-Art cards bring back “frequently used cards from past booster sets.” FB02 is where that idea starts. If you collect Fusion World specifically for reprint variants rather than new characters, FB02’s ink-brush cards are the earliest example in the set’s history.
A Same-Day Japanese and English Release
FB01 staggered its regions — Japan on February 16, 2024, English a week later on February 23. FB02 closed that gap entirely: both the Japanese and English product pages list May 10, 2024 as the release date, with no pre-release stagger recorded for either region on the fetched official pages.
On pack contents, the English product page states “12 Cards and 1 promotion code for the digital version per pack.” Unlike FB01 — where both regional pages document a Japanese-specific 6-card pack — the official FB02 JP page fetched for this guide did not restate a separate Japanese per-pack card count, so that figure is unverified for FB02 specifically and we’re not going to assume it carries over from FB01. Packs-per-box also isn’t stated on any fetched official page for FB02, so we don’t quote a figure for that either. The English pack configuration includes the digital-version code linked to the PC version of the game.
Where FB02 Sits in the Fusion World Timeline
FB02 was the second of four boosters released in Fusion World’s 2024 founding year, arriving between FB01 -AWAKENED PULSE- (February 2024) and FB03 -RAGING ROAR- (August 2024). See the FB03 -RAGING ROAR- guide and the FB04 -ULTRA LIMIT- guide cover the sets that followed FB02 later that same year.
Further down the timeline, FB06 -RIVALS CLASH- (2025) brought Dragon Ball Z Dokkan Battle collaboration cards and its own Special Reprinted Alt-Art slot — a direct descendant of the reprint category FB02 introduced. Our FB06 -RIVALS CLASH- guide covers that set in full.
For the complete release-by-release chronology across all numbered boosters and Manga Boosters, our Fusion World sets-in-order guide maps the whole timeline, and the Japanese Fusion World booster box guide covers how Japanese sealed product works for buyers across the entire line.
Buying a Japanese FB02 Box from Tokyo
We’re SAMURAI SWORD, a Tokyo-based exporter of sealed Japanese TCG product, and we stock the Japanese FB02 -BLAZING AURA- booster box alongside the rest of the Fusion World line. Our Fusion World inventory runs on a quote basis rather than a fixed cart price — open the product page, request a quote via Quick Order, and we’ll confirm current availability and today’s price with shipping from Tokyo. The FB02 box is currently listed (quote on request), and allocation on Japanese sealed product moves fast, so a quote request is the way to lock in availability.
Three ways to go from here, depending on what you’re building:
- Request a quote on FB02 directly — the FB02 booster box page is the direct route to today’s price on the largest set in the Fusion World line.
- Browse the whole line — our Dragon Ball collection carries every Fusion World set we stock, useful if you’re weighing FB02 against the other Fusion World sets before you commit.
- Build a mixed order — if FB02 is one piece of a bigger plan, the Quick Order page is the fastest way to request a quote on multiple boxes at once — and one request can cover several boxes at once.
Whichever path you take, everything ships sealed from our Tokyo stock with tracked international delivery.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is FB02 Blazing Aura?
FB02 -BLAZING AURA- is the second booster set of the DRAGON BALL SUPER CARD GAME Fusion World, released simultaneously in Japan and English on May 10, 2024. It contains 144 card types — 4 Leaders, 52 Commons, 39 Uncommons, 30 Rares, 12 Super Rares, 2 Secret Rares, and 4 Special Reprints — making it the largest Fusion World booster by card-type count.
How many cards are in FB02 Blazing Aura?
The official Bandai product page states “144 types in total”: 4 Leader Cards, 52 Commons, 39 Uncommons, 30 Rares, 12 Super Rares, 2 Secret Rares, and 4 Special Reprints. There are 19 alternative-art cards in the product overall.
Why does FB02 have fewer Leaders than FB01?
FB01 launched with 8 Leader Cards to seed the entire game on day one — the largest Leader lineup any Fusion World booster has carried. FB02 dropped to 4, the fewest of any set in the line; every numbered booster from FB03 through FB08 with a published breakdown lists 5.
What are FB02’s ink-brush special reprints?
FB02 introduced Fusion World’s first Special Reprints category: 4 card types described on Bandai’s official page as reprints of past cards in an “ink-brush style special design alt-art ver.” No earlier Fusion World set carried this reprint category.
How many cards are in an FB02 pack?
The English product page states 12 cards plus 1 promotion code for the digital version per pack. A separate Japanese-specific per-pack card count is not stated on the official page fetched for FB02, and packs-per-box is not published for FB02 by Bandai.
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