FB11 Card List & Release Date: Dragon Ball Fusion World Brightness of Hope, All 123 Cards, Box Price and Japan's Prices

FB11 Brightness of Hope releases October 16, 2026, with store Release Events October 16-22. All 123 cards, the 39 parallels, the $403 box pre-order and Japan's asking prices.

FB-11 Brightness of Hope, the next Dragon Ball Super Card Game Fusion World booster, releases in English on October 16, 2026, with store Release Events from October 16 to 22, and all 123 of its cards are known because Japan has had the set since September 12. As of September 29, 2026 the booster box pre-order is $403.40 on TCGplayer, where 16 boxes have now sold as presales. Cardmarket listed the product this week but nobody offers the English box there yet. In Japan the super alt-art Son Goku Secret Rare still asks ¥198,000, about $1,260. Every card with its art is on the Cardlogs FB11 set page.

What changed since the September 23 edition?

• Bandai posted the FB11 Release Event. October 16 to 22, 2026 in stores, sealed format, sign-ups from October 2 on TCG+. Two participation promos are named (FP-095 Shallot, FP-102 Son Gohan : Future), two more are still hidden, and the winner prize is FP-095 Shallot (Alt-Art).
• Cardmarket listed FB11 on September 28. Six products: pack, box and case, each in a standard and an "Asia Region Legal" version. Only the Asian box has an offer so far. Our first edition said Cardmarket had no FB11 product, which was true on September 22 and is no longer.
• The presale box finally traded. Seven boxes sold on TCGplayer in the week of September 21, more than in the previous eight weeks combined, all between $404.70 and $404.95. The market price moved 0.25%, to $403.40.
• Japan's asks eased below the top. Of 162 Japanese print listings at Cardrush, 19 asked less than a week ago and 11 asked more. Son Goku's ¥198,000 super alt-art held; Shallet's fell 8.4%.
• FB11 turns out to be the exception on timing. Of Fusion World's twelve boosters, it is the only one Japan received more than a week before English players. FB12 goes back to a six-day gap.
• Correction: FB10 released June 12, 2026 per Bandai. Our first edition gave June 19, TCGplayer's date.

When does Fusion World FB11 release?

October 16, 2026 in English. Bandai's official Fusion World product page lists the date, a $4.99 MSRP per pack, 12 cards a pack and 123 card types. TCGplayer's presale listings carry the same October 16 shipping date. Japan released the set on September 12, 2026 at ¥240 for a 6-card pack.

Fusion World has no pre-release weekend. The Release Events are sealed: players open packs at the table and build from what they pull, so every store running one opens product in the first week, which puts early English singles on the market fast. Our July and August market watches carried a September 18 date for FB11 from retailer listings; Bandai's page settled it as October 16 and the September market watch corrected it.

What are the FB11 Release Event promo cards?

TCGplayer opened a "Brightness of Hope Release Event Cards" product group dated October 16, and it still holds no products as of September 30. When it fills, the promos get their own Cardlogs pages.

Why did Japan get FB11 five weeks early?

Bandai has not said. The pattern says it is a one-off: Bandai's own product pages give these release dates for every Fusion World booster.

Eleven of the twelve sets reached English players within a week of Japan. That is why FB11 is the one set where a Japanese price ladder exists a month before the English market opens, and why the FB12 guide will not have one.

What is FB11 about?

The set is a crossover with the mobile game Dragon Ball Legends. Its original characters Shallot, Giblet and Shallet take a Leader (FB11-073 Shallot/Giblet, which flips to Shallet), two Super Rares and a Secret Rare, and every color carries one Legends collaboration card. The other four Leaders cover Son Goku, Future Trunks and Future Gohan, Goku Black, and Bardock, whose crew appears in Great Ape form across the Black cards. Bandai's page also promises "Visual Alt-Art" cards inspired by moments from the series and alt-art versions of the Super Combo cards.

FB11 card list: all 123 cards by rarity

The set is complete: 5 Leaders, 40 Commons, 35 Uncommons, 25 Rares, 15 Super Rares and 3 Secret Rares, one Leader per color and 8 Commons, 7 Uncommons, 5 Rares and 3 Super Rares in each of the five colors. The three Secret Rares sit in Red, Yellow and Black.

The five Leaders

Bandai's page spells out three of them. Son Goku awakens at 4 life or with two energy and an Evolve card in play, then redirects an opponent's attack onto an Evolve card once a turn. Trunks : Future awakens at 2 Ki in the Battle Area and adds +1 Ki to a "Future" Battle Card every turn. Goku Black awakens with a Goku Black or Zamasu in play and draws two on attack.

The 15 Super Rares

The three Secret Rares

The full list of Commons, Uncommons and Rares, with card text and art, is on the FB11 set page.

How many parallel prints does FB11 have?

39, on TCGplayer's list of 162 FB11 products. Bandai's page states the rule: every Leader and Super Rare gets an alt-art version, and all three Secret Rares get a super alt-art on top of their regular alt-art. Bandai describes the remaining parallels as Visual Alt-Art cards, Super Combo alt-arts and one Dragon Ball Legends collaboration card per color; TCGplayer's list puts 13 of them on Rares and Uncommons.

The Beerus FB11-093 print is the one Bandai singles out as a Dragon Ball Legends collaboration design. Fusion World prints parallels with the base card's number, so a Cardlogs listing that reads "FB11-121 Son Goku (Super Alternate Art)" is a different product from the plain Secret Rare, with its own price.

What does Japan pay for FB11?

Two and a half weeks after the Japanese release, the Japanese singles market prices every print. The table reads the asking prices at Cardrush, a large Japanese card shop, on September 30, 2026, against our first read on September 23, converted at the ECB rate of ¥157.12 per dollar from September 29. These are asks for the best-condition listing, tax included, from one shop. They are not sales, and they are Japanese-language prints; the English cards will be their own market from October 16.

According to Cardlogs' read of Cardrush, 132 of FB11's 162 Japanese print listings held their ask between September 23 and September 30, 2026, 19 fell and 11 rose, and Son Goku's super alt-art Secret Rare stayed at ¥198,000.

Two things moved. Stock came in: prints that were sold out a week ago (Bardock's super alt-art, the Bulma alt-art, the regular Son Goku Secret Rare) are back on the shelf, and the Bardock one-star alt-art went from 5 copies to 20. As supply landed, most of the second tier asked 5% to 9% less. The ladder shape did not change: Son Goku still asks 2.6 times Bardock and 3.6 times Shallet at the top, the median Super Rare alt-art still asks ¥1,380 (about $9), and a base Rare ¥80.

FB11's Japanese rows are not in the Cardlogs catalog yet, so this table is a manual read rather than the nightly Cardrush feed Cardlogs uses for other Japanese Fusion World cards. Japanese and English prints are separate products with separate prices, and Cardlogs holds no matched pair for a recent set to state a ratio, so read this as a ranking of which prints Japan values, not as a forecast of TCGplayer prices.

How much is an FB-11 booster box pre-order?

As of September 29, 2026:

The box entered the Cardlogs feed the week of July 20, 2026 at $399.78 and is 0.9% higher ten weeks later. For most of that time it barely traded: TCGplayer's sales history shows one or two presale boxes in a week, or none. The week of September 21 broke that, with seven boxes sold across six orders at $404.70 to $404.95. Sixteen FB11 boxes have now sold on TCGplayer since mid-July, every one between $399.67 and $407.83.

According to Cardlogs market data, the FB11 booster box pre-order on TCGplayer is $403.40 as of September 29, 2026, 3.4 times MSRP and 78% above the $226.13 that FB10 Cross Force trades at three months after its release.

The cheapest box listing, $395.50, now sits under the market price, and the case's cheapest ask works out to $358.33 a box against $275.00 on its two sales in the week of August 31. Buyers are paying about $404 for a single box and nobody has bought a case in a month.

Cardmarket. The product catalog Cardlogs reads daily added six FB11 products on September 28, 2026, under the misspelled name "Brigtness Of Hope": booster, box and case, each in a standard version and an "Asia Region Legal" version. As of September 30 only the Asian box carries an offer (€149.99 lowest). The Asian print is a different product for a different region, so it says nothing about the English box. The Cardlogs feed has not linked the new products to the FB11 set yet; once the English box gets offers and is linked, its price appears on the set page beside TCGplayer's.

eBay. The eBay absence is ours: the set has no eBay sold-listings link in the Cardlogs feed yet, so no eBay figure appears until it does.

Cardlogs publishes no Box EV for FB11. No single has a price, and an EV built on presale placeholders inflates.

What happened to the last three Fusion World boxes?

The two most recent launches went opposite ways, so there is no clean answer to "will the FB11 box hold $403". Prices below are the September 29, 2026 nightly print, Cardmarket converted at the ECB rate of €0.88067 per dollar.

FB10 asked $299.99 as a presale in March and trades at $226.13 now, 24.6% under its presale ask. FB09 opened at $287.87, climbed to $499.30 by early August and sits 9.8% under that peak. FB08 is up 45% since March. FB11's $403.40 presale sits 34% above FB10's presale ask at the same stage and 10% under FB09 today.

Two of the three comparables fail our 30% cross-venue band from the US side. That is the number to watch on Cardmarket: if the English FB11 box opens near FB09's 1.47x gap, it would print around €240; near FB10's, around €335. Neither is a forecast, only the range the last three boxes set.

Have any FB11 singles sold?

No, not in English. TCGplayer has listed all 162 FB11 singles as presale products since September 10, 2026, and as of September 30 none shows a market price, which means no presale single has sold. The Cardlogs catalog holds all 162 English rows, and none shows a price. A card gets a price on Cardlogs when it has sold. With sealed Release Events opening packs from October 16, that should be the week English prices start.

What we do not know yet

• The two unrevealed Release Event promos.
• What the English box asks on Cardmarket. The listing exists; the offers do not.
• Which way the box goes after release. FB10 fell, FB09 rose.
• English single prices. The Japanese ladder says which prints matter, not what they will cost.
• Pull rates. Bandai publishes pack structure, never odds, and no counted English box breaks exist yet.

Each of these is re-checked at every edition. The next edition is due Friday, October 9, the week before street date.

Where this data comes from

Cardlogs aggregates prices nightly from TCGplayer, Cardmarket and eBay sold listings (via PriceCharting) across 14,526 tracked Dragon Ball cards, Fusion World and the classic Masters sets, plus PSA and BGS population data. The FB11 card list comes from the community card database the Cardlogs FB11 set page mirrors nightly, checked against Bandai's product page counts. Dates, pack configuration and Release Event prizes come from Bandai's English and Japanese product and event pages. Box prices are the September 29, 2026 nightly print; presale sales come from TCGplayer's weekly sales history; the Cardmarket product list is the September 29 catalog and its September 30 price guide. Japanese asks are manual reads of Cardrush on September 23 and 30, converted at the ECB rates of those weeks. A price is "corroborated" when a second venue sits within 30% of TCGplayer; nothing in FB11 can be corroborated yet, which is why no single price appears.

Track FB11 as the market opens

The FB11 set page carries every card and the box pre-order, and switches to live single prices the night FB11 cards start selling in English. Cardlogs is on the web, iOS and Android; the Dragon Ball home has the rest of the market.