Ten card types built on mobile-game artwork, five brand-new Leaders, and every Super Rare in the set getting an Alt-Art twin — FB05 -NEW ADVENTURE- is the Fusion World booster where Bandai stopped treating crossover content as an afterthought and put it in the spotlight.
Released in Japan on February 8, 2025 (and in English six days later, on February 14, 2025), FB05 is the fifth mainline booster in the Dragon Ball Super Card Game: Fusion World line. Its headline feature is the first-ever Dragon Ball Z Dokkan Battle collaboration inside a Fusion World booster — ten card types illustrated with artwork pulled straight from the long-running mobile game. Its Japanese name, 未知なる冒険 (literally “unknown adventure”), became “New Adventure” for the English release, and the set backs that theme up with five new Leader Cards and an Alt-Art lineup wide enough to touch nearly every rarity tier.
This guide breaks down exactly what’s inside FB05: the full 133-type composition, what the Dokkan Battle collaboration actually is, which Leaders are new, and how the set’s Alt-Art and Super Alt-Art treatment compares to the boosters around it. We source sealed Japanese Fusion World product out of Tokyo, so we’re covering this from the same angle we use to fill actual orders — official-source facts, no price speculation, no invented pull rates.
FB05 -NEW ADVENTURE- packs 133 card types across 5 Leaders, 40 Commons, 31 Uncommons, 30 Rares, 12 Super Rares, 2 Secret Rares, 3 Special Reprinted Alt-Art cards, and a first-of-its-kind 10-card Dragon Ball Z Dokkan Battle collaboration reprint block. Every Leader and every SR has an Alt-Art version, and the set’s SCR Super Alt-Art treatment was expanded from the usual 1 type to 2. We ship sealed FB05 booster boxes from Tokyo on a quote basis — check current availability on the Quick Order page.
All facts in this guide are drawn from the official Fusion World product pages (dbs-cardgame.com/fw, EN and JP). This set is sold on a quote basis, so no prices or pull-rate figures are stated or implied.
FB05 -NEW ADVENTURE- at a Glance
FB05 is the fifth mainline Fusion World booster, following FB04 -ULTRA LIMIT- and landing three months ahead of FB06 -RIVALS CLASH-. Official product pages list the Japanese release as February 8, 2025 and the English release as February 14, 2025, with an English pre-release event on February 7, 2025.
| Detail | Value |
|---|---|
| EN product name | BOOSTER PACK -NEW ADVENTURE- [FB05] |
| JP product name | ブースターパック 未知なる冒険 [FB05] |
| JP release date | February 8, 2025 |
| EN release date | February 14, 2025 (pre-release Feb 7) |
| Total card types | 133 |
| New Leader Cards | 5 |
| Headline feature | Dragon Ball Z Dokkan Battle collaboration (10 card types) |
Where FB04 leaned on volume — 25 Alt-Art cards spread across “many superb alternative-specification cards” — FB05 narrows its focus. It commits to a single crossover concept, the Dokkan Battle collaboration, and builds the rest of the set’s premium-card strategy around making sure every Leader and every Super Rare has an Alt-Art counterpart. That’s a more concentrated Alt-Art structure than most of the boosters that came before it.
Full Card Type Breakdown
The official FB05 product page states “133 types in total,” broken down as follows:
| Rarity / Category | Card Types |
|---|---|
| Leader | 5 |
| Common | 40 |
| Uncommon | 31 |
| Rare | 30 |
| Super Rare | 12 |
| Secret Rare | 2 |
| Special Reprinted Alt-Art | 3 |
| Dragon Ball Z Dokkan Battle Collaboration Reprint | 10 |
| Total | 133 |
Two categories are worth pausing on before we go further. The Special Reprinted Alt-Art block (3 cards) follows the pattern established in FB02 and FB03 — past cards brought back with new special-design artwork, distinct from the main Common-through-Secret Rare structure. And the Dokkan Battle Collaboration Reprint block (10 cards) is new to the line as of this set: it’s a dedicated crossover category, not a subset of the Secret Rare or Alt-Art pools. We’ll cover exactly what that means in the next section.
“Card types” counts distinct printings, not physical cards per pack. Each pack contains 12 cards (EN) drawn from this full 133-type pool, plus a digital-version promotion code — official pull-rate figures for any individual category are not published, so treat rarity as a guide to scarcity tier, not a guaranteed per-box count.
The Dokkan Battle Collaboration: FB05’s Headline Feature
The single feature that separates FB05 from every Fusion World booster before it is its collaboration with Dragon Ball Z Dokkan Battle, the long-running mobile puzzle-RPG that’s been running Dragon Ball crossover events since 2015. FB05 reprints ten card types using artwork pulled directly from Dokkan Battle’s in-game character art — a visual style distinct from the standard Fusion World illustration set, and a first for the physical card game.
This isn’t a side insert or a promo tie-in bundled separately from the booster. The official product page lists it as one of the eight structural categories that make up the 133-type total, right alongside Leader, Common, and Secret Rare. That placement tells you how much weight Bandai put behind it: the Dokkan Battle collaboration is presented as a headline structural feature of FB05, not a bonus.
For collectors who’ve followed both properties, it’s the first time Fusion World has reached outside its own card-game art direction into a companion game’s visual identity within a mainline booster. If you’re specifically hunting Dokkan Battle crossover artwork in physical card form, FB05 is currently the only Fusion World set where that exists.
The official FB05 page states the Dokkan Battle collaboration block contains 10 card types with mobile-game artwork. It does not publish which specific characters or moments are represented, nor pull-rate figures for the block. We’re not going to guess at either — if you need character-level detail before ordering, ask us directly and we’ll check current listings.
Five New Leaders, All in Alt-Art
FB05 introduces 5 new Leader Cards, consistent with the pace Fusion World had settled into by early 2025 (FB03 and FB04 each also carried 5 new Leaders). What sets FB05 apart is the official statement that “all Leaders and SR cards have Alt-Art versions in the lineup” — a blanket Alt-Art guarantee across two full rarity tiers that earlier boosters didn’t extend as consistently.
Practically, that means every one of the 5 new Leaders has a corresponding Alt-Art printing, and so does every one of the 12 Super Rares. Combined with the 3 Special Reprinted Alt-Art cards and the SCR Super Alt-Art treatment covered below, FB05’s premium-card structure is built almost entirely around Alt-Art variance rather than a small handful of chase slots.
The official FB05 page doesn’t name the individual new Leaders or their factions — that detail sits behind the card-list pages Bandai publishes separately from the product overview. What’s confirmed at the product level is the count (5) and the universal Alt-Art coverage across both the Leader and SR tiers.
Alt-Art Coverage and the Double SCR Super Alt-Art
Beyond the Leader and SR Alt-Art guarantee, FB05 makes one more structural change worth flagging: the SCR Super Alt-Art slot. Across most Fusion World boosters, the “Super Alt-Art” treatment — the most elaborate alternate-art tier, reserved for a set’s Secret Rare — typically appears as a single card type per set. The official FB05 page states this directly: “The usual 1 type of SCR Super Alt-Art card is specially powered up to 2 types.”
That’s a deliberate departure from the norm, and it means FB05 carries more Super Alt-Art variance at the top of its rarity structure than a standard Fusion World release. Combined with the Secret Rare count of 2 for the set overall, it’s reasonable to read this as FB05’s two Secret Rares each receiving Super Alt-Art treatment — though the official page frames it as a count of Super Alt-Art types (2) rather than confirming a 1:1 mapping to every Secret Rare, so we’re stating only what’s published.
Put together, FB05’s Alt-Art structure runs across four separate categories:
- Leader Alt-Art — all 5 new Leaders
- SR Alt-Art — all 12 Super Rares
- Special Reprinted Alt-Art — 3 dedicated reprint cards
- SCR Super Alt-Art — 2 types (up from the usual 1)
That’s before counting the Dokkan Battle collaboration block as its own separate premium category. For a set marketed around a single crossover concept, FB05’s actual card-structure investment goes considerably further than the collaboration alone.
Pack Configuration: JP vs EN
The official EN product page confirms FB05 ships “12 Cards and 1 promotion code for the digital version per pack.” That matches the standard EN pack configuration used across the Fusion World line from FB01 through the current releases.
Where it gets more nuanced is the Japanese-market pack count. This is confirmed, officially, for exactly one set in the line: FB01’s JP product page states “1パック6枚入り＋デジタル版連動シリアルコード1枚付属” — 6 cards plus 1 digital serial code per JP pack, versus 12 cards per EN pack for the same set. That’s a real, official, verified 2x difference in per-pack card count between the JP and EN versions of FB01.
For FB05 specifically, the JP per-pack card count was not captured from an officially fetched page and is unverified. We’re flagging the FB01 precedent because it’s the clearest documented case of a JP/EN pack-count split in this product line, and buyers comparing JP sealed product against EN sealed product should know that split exists somewhere in the line — not because we’re asserting it applies identically to FB05. Packs-per-box is unverified for every Fusion World set, JP and EN alike; it isn’t stated on any officially fetched product page.
If you’re comparing a JP-market listing against an EN-market listing for a Fusion World booster and the per-pack card counts don’t match, that’s not necessarily an error — it can reflect a genuine JP/EN packaging difference, as documented for FB01. When in doubt, ask the seller which market’s packaging you’re getting.
Where FB05 Sits in the Fusion World Timeline
FB05 landed in February 2025, between FB04 -ULTRA LIMIT- (November 2024) and FB06 -RIVALS CLASH- (April 2025 in Japan). It’s the last mainline booster before Fusion World’s first Manga Booster release (SB01, June 2025), and it sits roughly a year into the line’s life — Fusion World itself launched with FB01 in February 2024.
If you’re trying to place FB05 against the rest of the catalog, or decide which sealed boxes to prioritize for a Fusion World collection, our Fusion World sets-in-order guide lays out every booster from FB01 through the current release with dates and set codes. For a broader look at how Fusion World booster boxes work — card pool structure, Leader mechanics, and what “booster box” actually means for this game — start with our Japanese booster box guide.
FB05’s direct successor, FB06 -RIVALS CLASH-, continues the collaboration format — it carries its own 10-card Dokkan Battle collaboration block, confirming FB05 wasn’t a one-off experiment but the start of a recurring feature. If you’re deciding between the two, our FB06 -RIVALS CLASH- guide covers its five new Leaders and matching collaboration structure in full.
A dedicated FB05 box photo isn’t available for this guide, so the images below use official-pattern box shots from the boosters immediately around it in the timeline — FB01, the set that established Fusion World’s packaging look, and FB06, FB05’s direct successor carrying the same Dokkan Battle collaboration format. Fusion World booster boxes have kept a consistent packaging design language across the line, so these give an accurate sense of what FB05 sealed product looks like on the shelf.
How to Order FB05 from Japan
We ship sealed Japanese Fusion World product out of Tokyo, and FB05 -NEW ADVENTURE- is ordered on a quote basis rather than listed at a fixed live price — that’s standard for how we handle Japanese-market TCG sealed product, and it lets us confirm what’s actually available before you commit. Because allocation on individual Fusion World boosters moves fast once a set is past its initial release window, the more specific you are about quantity and timing, the faster we can turn a quote around.
If you want to browse the wider Dragon Ball lineup — other Fusion World boosters, Manga Boosters, and starter decks — our Dragon Ball collection page is the fastest way to see what’s currently in scope. For a mixed order that spans multiple sets or singles, use our Quick Order page to submit everything in one request. And if FB05’s Dokkan Battle theme has you leaning toward its direct successor, remember FB06 -RIVALS CLASH- runs the same collaboration format — worth comparing before you decide where to put your allocation.
Browse the rest of the line in our Dragon Ball collection, or send a want-list via Quick Order and we will quote current allocation.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is FB05 -NEW ADVENTURE- in the Fusion World Dragon Ball card game?
FB05 is the fifth mainline booster set in the Dragon Ball Super Card Game: Fusion World line, released in Japan on February 8, 2025 and in English on February 14, 2025. It contains 133 total card types and is best known for introducing the first Dragon Ball Z Dokkan Battle collaboration in the line — a 10-card block using mobile-game artwork.
What is the Dokkan Battle collaboration in FB05?
It’s a dedicated 10-card-type block reprinting cards with artwork drawn from Dragon Ball Z Dokkan Battle, the mobile game. The official FB05 product page lists it as one of the set’s eight structural card categories, alongside Leader, Common, Rare, and Secret Rare. It’s the first time a Fusion World booster has featured this crossover.
How many new Leader Cards does FB05 have?
FB05 introduces 5 new Leader Cards. The official product page also confirms that all Leaders and all SR (Super Rare) cards in the set have Alt-Art versions in the lineup.
Does FB05 have Super Alt-Art cards?
Yes. FB05’s SCR Super Alt-Art treatment was expanded from the usual 1 type (standard across most Fusion World boosters) to 2 types, per the official product page.
How many cards are in an FB05 pack?
The English-market pack contains 12 cards plus 1 promotion code for the digital version, per the official EN product page. Japanese-market pack counts can differ — FB01 is officially confirmed at 6 cards plus 1 serial code per JP pack versus 12 for EN — but the JP pack count specific to FB05 is not confirmed on an official page.
What comes after FB05 in the Fusion World line?
FB06 -RIVALS CLASH- followed in April 2025 (Japan) / May 2025 (English), and continues the Dokkan Battle collaboration format with its own 10-card crossover block and 5 new Leaders. See our FB06 guide for details.
500 Points Free on Sign-Up
CREATE FREE ACCOUNT1 pt = ¥1 at checkout · Points expire 30 days after they are earned · Import duties, taxes and customs charges are not included in the price and are collected on delivery, except for destinations we ship duty-paid.
Picked for this article
📩 Get member-only sale alerts & coupons
Sale alerts, coupons and restock notices by email — straight from Tokyo.
