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The next booster for Dragon Ball Super Card Game Fusion World is set to be one of the game's most unusual yet — a full crossover with the hit mobile title Dragon Ball Legends.
The set at a glance
Officially listed as BOOSTER PACK -BRIGHTNESS OF HOPE- [FB11] on Bandai's Fusion World site, the set arrives on October 16, 2026 at an MSRP of $4.99 USD per pack. Its 123 card types include the standard 12-card-packs, and the headline pitch is a collaboration with the free-to-play mobile game DRAGON BALL LEGENDS, with a wide variety of crossover cards woven throughout. (An unofficial fansite notes the set ships two days earlier, September 12, in Asia — worth treating as unconfirmed until Bandai confirms regional dates.)
Five new Leaders
The biggest draw is a full slate of five new Leader cards, each aimed at a different style of play:
- Son Goku (FB11-001) picks up the [Evolve] synergy woven through the set, awakening when your life is at 4 or less — or when you have 2 or more energy with an [Evolve] card in your Battle Area.
- Trunks: Future / Son Gohan: Future / Trunks: Future builds a "Future"-focused deck around [Ki], drawing and handing a Battle Card +1 [Ki] every turn once awakened.
- Goku Black chews through your deck on attack, drawing two and discarding one to buff Goku Black and Zamasu cards across the board.
- Shallot / Giblet / Shallet is the crowd-pleaser — the Saiyan brothers from Dragon Ball Legends join the TCG together, restricting you from low-cost [Evolve] cards but unleashing the expensive stuff once awakened.
- Bardock grazes alongside his squad, reusing [When KO'd] skills from the Bardock's Crew trait in your Drop Area.
Collectors, take note
Beyond the Leaders, Bandai is leaning hard into premium treatments. Every Leader and every Super Rare gets an alt-art in this set, and all three Secret Rare (SCR) cards receive "super alt-art" versions. The lineup also includes the now-standard Visual Alt-Art cards inspired by iconic Dragon Ball scenes, alt-arts for the quintessential Super Combo cards, and a special yellow Beerus card carrying Dragon Ball Legends' collaboration design.
What's next for the game
At the BANDAI CARD GAMES Next Plan presentation back in June, Bandai also previewed what follows FB11. Per fansite coverage of that event — not yet full official product pages — expect FB12 "Reach the God" around winter 2026, reportedly themed around a new Dragon Ball Super story, plus Goku and Vegeta starters designed to pair with it. We'll hedge on those until official pages land.
If you're new to Bandai's card games and curious how Fusion World compares to the rest, our Digimon TCG hub at https://digimon.fdhcl.com is a friendly sister entry point — and as always, FB11's Legends crossover is a great moment to jump into the game.