Updated 2026-10-12 · 5 min read
Dragon Ball Super Card Game Fusion World is Bandai's Dragon Ball card game launched in 2024. It is published in several language editions — Japanese, English, Traditional Chinese and Thai — and in Europe and North America the English edition is the one sold locally. This guide explains what is inside a Japanese Fusion World booster box, how the set codes work, and what we carry for card shops ordering Japanese Fusion World product.
| Product | Packs per box | Contents per pack |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese booster box e.g. Awakened Pulse [FB01] | 24 | 6 cards (+ 1 digital-version code up to FB10) |
| English booster box | 24 | 12 cards |
Japanese and English boxes both hold 24 packs, but the packs are different sizes, so compare the two by pack and card count rather than by the word "box". Japanese Fusion World booster packs from Awakened Pulse [FB01] to CROSS FORCE [FB10] also include a code linked to the digital version of the game, as stated on Bandai's official Japanese product pages; for BRIGHTNESS OF HOPE [FB11], the official page lists 6 cards per pack only.
Fusion World sets carry a code that is the same in Japanese and in English — for example FB01 for Awakened Pulse or FB10 for CROSS FORCE. The main booster series uses FB, and other booster lines have their own prefix, such as SB for the manga boosters, e.g. Manga Booster 01 [SB01].
Every Fusion World booster box in our catalog shows its code in the name, which is the reliable way to know exactly which product you are ordering.
Bandai's official Japanese product page lists the cards of each set by rarity. New Adventure [FB05], for example, has 133 card types: Leader, Common, Uncommon, Rare, Super Rare and Secret Rare cards, plus special reprints — and 21 of its cards also exist as parallel versions. The mix differs from set to set, so check the official card list for the set your customers are interested in.
Japanese cards are printed in Japanese. For collectors, that does not change what they are buying. Competitive players should check Bandai's current tournament rules, or ask the event organiser, before using Japanese cards at an official event outside Japan, since card language rules depend on the event and region.
Dragon Ball is a small selection within our catalog. Our Dragon Ball catalog lists Japanese Fusion World booster boxes from Awakened Pulse [FB01] onwards, the manga boosters [SB] and other Japanese Fusion World products. Availability is shown on each product page.
Graded cards are listed separately: our PSA 10 page includes PSA 10 graded Japanese Fusion World cards. If you want to buy booster boxes by the carton, contact us and we will discuss availability directly.
To order, you register a free B2B account, add items to your cart and send a quote request; we reply with a formal quotation, usually within 24 hours. Our guide to sourcing Japanese trading cards from Japan explains every step — payment, shipping, import duty, HS codes and damage claims.
A Japanese Fusion World booster box holds 24 packs. Each Japanese pack contains 6 cards; packs up to CROSS FORCE [FB10] also include 1 code for the digital version of the game.
Both hold 24 packs, but a Japanese pack has 6 cards and an English pack has 12. Compare products by pack and card count, not by the word box.
Japanese Fusion World booster packs from Awakened Pulse [FB01] to CROSS FORCE [FB10] include 1 code linked to the digital version of the game, in addition to the 6 cards, as stated on Bandai's official Japanese product pages. For BRIGHTNESS OF HOPE [FB11], the official page lists 6 cards per pack only.
Yes. Fusion World sets carry the same code in both languages, for example FB01 for Awakened Pulse. Order by the set code shown in the product name.
No. SORA CardShop sells Japanese product, and Dragon Ball is a small selection within our catalog.
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