Dragon Ball FB11 “Brightness of Hope”: Box & 4 Top Pull Cards (Reference Prices)

Dragon Ball Super Card Game Fusion World’s new booster “Brightness of Hope” [FB11] released 2026-09-12, a set tied in with the mobile game Dragon Ball Legends, with 123 card types. Here’s the box and the 4 standout pulls from it, along with the reference price quoted by the brand for each.

TL;DR

What makes these 4 cards worth noting?

Son Goku [FB11-121] comes in two foil tiers, SCR★★ and SCR★, with identical card text — the same card at two different rarity printings, which is the set’s own print structure rather than something calculated here. Sharlott is a Dragon Ball Legends crossover fusion character; Bardock is Goku’s father and the lowest-cost card of the 4 here.

The reference price listed for each item is what the brand quoted on 2026-09-14 — it reflects market conditions at that moment, not an official price and not a verified sale record, and it can move with the market. For current listing prices and where to buy, search Collect2Day directly.

The 4 top pulls, ranked by reference price (highest to lowest)

1. #1

   

   Son Goku SCR★★

   FB11-121 · Cost 5 · Power 35000

   FB11-121

   SCR★★

   Reference Price (quoted, not an official price)

   ¥195,000

   Card Details

   Cost 5, 35000 power. “Evolution”: pay skill cost 3 and discard a card from hand to evolve onto a “Son Goku” already in play. On-play: target one opposing battle card, reducing its power by 20000 this turn, after which its own cost is +99 until the end of the opponent’s next turn. Once per turn: draw a card on winning a battle, dealing 1 extra damage if the opponent’s life is at 1.

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2. #2

   

   Sharlott SCR★★

   FB11-122 · Cost 6 · Power 35000

   FB11-122

   SCR★★

   Reference Price (quoted, not an official price)

   ¥80,000

   Card Details

   Cost 6, 35000 power. “Fusion Evolution”: pay skill cost 2 to evolve, entering active, onto a rested same-cost “Sharlott” and “Jiblet” pairing already in play. While it’s your turn, this card’s power is permanently +5000. Once per turn, on attack: pay 1 to make this card active again; if it was played this turn, also choose up to one own leader/battle card to make active.

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3. #3

   

   Bardock SCR★★

   FB11-123 · Cost 3 · Power 25000

   FB11-123

   SCR★★

   Reference Price (quoted, not an official price)

   ¥70,000

   Card Details

   Cost 3, 25000 power. Permanent: while this card is in the battle area rested, the opponent cannot attack the “Bardock” leader. On-play: own leader’s Ki +2. On KO: if own leader’s Ki is 3 or more, look at the top card of the deck — a battle card costing 3 or less may enter play with its on-play effect nullified; any other card goes to hand.

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4. #4

   

   Son Goku SCR★

   FB11-121 · Cost 5 · Power 35000

   FB11-121

   SCR★

   Reference Price (quoted, not an official price)

   ¥19,500

   Card Details

   The same cost-5, 35000-power “Son Goku” [FB11-121] as the SCR★★ printing above, with identical card text — this is the same card’s lower-star foil tier.

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At a glance

When was this set released?

2026-09-12, as Dragon Ball Super Card Game Fusion World’s “Brightness of Hope” [FB11], a Dragon Ball Legends crossover.

What’s the 1BOX reference price?

¥7,500 as quoted by the brand, for a tape-sealed 24-pack box.

Is the reference price official?

No. These are market prices quoted by the brand on 2026-09-14 — not an official price and not a verified sale record.

What’s the official MSRP and box contents?

¥5,760 tax-included is the manufacturer’s suggested retail price. A 1BOX holds 24 packs, each with 6 cards plus 1 digital code card — this is separate manufacturer spec, not the same figure as the ¥7,500 quoted reference price above.

How many card types are in this set?

123 total: 3 SCR, 15 SR, 5 Leader (L), 25 R, 35 UC, and 40 C.

FAQ

Why does the same Son Goku [FB11-121] have two different reference prices?

Because FB11-121 was printed in two foil tiers, SCR★★ and SCR★, with identical card text. A higher star tier generally means a smaller print run, which is reflected in the higher quoted price (¥195,000 vs ¥19,500) — that’s the set’s own print structure, not something calculated or estimated in this post.

Will the reference price change?

Likely, yes. It reflects market conditions at the moment the brand quoted it on 2026-09-14, not an official fixed price, so the real price can move either way.

Reference prices are as quoted by the brand on 2026-09-14 — not an official price and not a verified sale record, and subject to change. Check Collect2Day for current listings.