FB12 Card List & Release Date: Dragon Ball Fusion World Reach the God, Revealed Cards and Box Pre-Order

FB12 Reach the God releases December 18, 2026 in English and December 12 in Japan. The 12 revealed cards, the 123-card set, and the first $599 box pre-order ask.

FB-12 Reach the God, the Dragon Ball Super Card Game Fusion World booster after FB11, releases in English on December 18, 2026 and in Japan on December 12, per Bandai's product pages. It has 123 card types, and 12 cards are public as of September 30, 2026, led by Whis, Beerus and Universe 1's gods. TCGplayer already carries presale listings: the cheapest booster box asks $598.68, five times MSRP, with no sale yet. Every revealed card is on the Cardlogs FB12 set page.

When does Fusion World FB12 release?

December 18, 2026 in English, December 12 in Japan. Bandai posted both product pages on September 26, 2026. TCGplayer's presale listings carry the same December 18 shipping date.

TCGplayer's product group for the set is dated December 11, a week before the street date its own listings give. Bandai's December 18 is the date to plan around.

Why is there no Japanese price preview for FB12?

Because Japan only gets it six days early. FB11 was the exception: Japan had it on September 12 and English players wait until October 16, which gave the Japanese singles market a month to price every print before English sales start (our FB11 guide tracks that ladder weekly). Bandai's own pages show FB12 going back to the usual rhythm.

According to Cardlogs' reading of Bandai's product pages, 11 of the 12 Fusion World boosters, FB12 included, reached English players within seven days of their Japanese release; only FB11 waited longer, 34 days.

For FB12 that means the full card list arrives with the Japanese release, and the English and Japanese markets open in the same week. Nobody gets a month of Japanese prices to read the chase from.

FB12 card list: every card revealed so far

Twelve cards, all previewed as Japanese prints. The English names below are the working translations of the community card database the Cardlogs set page mirrors; Bandai's English card list may word some of them differently.

By rarity that is 4 Super Rares, 5 Rares, 2 Uncommons and 1 Common. No Leader, no Secret Rare and no parallel print has been shown. The feed lists the Black Rare as "Ping Pilaf/Shu/Ma"; the card itself reads ピラフ/シュウ/マイ, Pilaf, Shu and Mai.

What is FB12 Reach the God about?

The revealed cards point at the gods of Dragon Ball Super. Two Whis cards both key on a Leader with the God of Destruction trait: the Rare draws two cards when you discard a God of Destruction card, and the Super Rare ramps energy. The Extra card Master of the Gods of Destruction shows Whis standing with Beerus and KOs a rested Battle Card costing 6 or less. Universe 1 shows up too, with its God of Destruction Iwne (a Battle Card that KOs a cost-1 card on play) and its Angel Awamo.

The English pack art shows Son Goku with red hair, his Super Saiyan God form, which fits the title. Around the gods sit a Red Son Goku Rare that wants a Vegeta Leader, a Red Vegeta Rare that brings Son Goku back from the Drop, a Videl Super Rare that searches for Son Goku, and two Black cards with their own hooks: Sorbet rewards a Frieza's Army Leader, and Pilaf's crew works with Dragon Ball-trait cards. Treat these readings as provisional. They come from the community translations of Japanese preview cards, and Bandai has not published the set's Leaders.

How many cards are in FB12?

123 card types, per Bandai's English and Japanese pages. FB11 also had 123, split as 5 Leaders, 40 Commons, 35 Uncommons, 25 Rares, 15 Super Rares and 3 Secret Rares, one Leader per color, plus 39 parallels on TCGplayer. Bandai has not published FB12's split. If it follows FB11, 111 of FB12's cards are still unrevealed, including all five Leaders and every Secret Rare.

How much is an FB12 booster box pre-order?

As of September 30, 2026, TCGplayer lists three FB12 presale products. None has sold, so none has a market price.

According to Cardlogs market data, the cheapest FB12 booster box pre-order on TCGplayer asks $598.68 on September 30, 2026, 48% above the $403.40 that FB11's box traded at the night before.

Read that as an opening ask, not a price. FB11's box was listed about as far from its release, and its first presale sales landed at $399.67 to $399.99 in July; it has not traded above $407.83 since. The FB12 case ask already works out to $416.67 a box, 30% under the single box, which is where the sealed price is more likely to settle than the single-box ask. Cardmarket's product catalog has no FB12 product as of September 29, and Cardrush lists no FB12 cards yet.

Cardlogs shows no FB12 box price until a sale gives it one. It will publish no Box EV before singles have prices.

What we do not know yet

• The five Leaders and the Secret Rares.
• Whether FB12 keeps FB11's parallel rule (an alt-art of every Leader and Super Rare, a super alt-art of every Secret Rare).
• Bandai's final English card names.
• The Release Event dates and promos.
• Where the box trades once presale sales start, and whether Cardmarket lists it before December.
• Pull rates. Bandai publishes pack structure, never odds.

Each of these is re-checked at every edition. This guide gets a new edition each week that brings five or more new reveals, a pre-release edition the week before December 18, and a price-guide rewrite on 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 FB12 card list comes from the community card database the Cardlogs FB12 set page mirrors nightly, with each card checked against its preview image. Dates, pack contents and card counts come from Bandai's English and Japanese product pages, read September 30, 2026. Box and case asks are TCGplayer's presale listings on September 30; the absence of sales comes from TCGplayer's sales history for the box. The FB11 comparison uses the Cardlogs nightly print of September 29.

Track FB12 as the cards land

The FB12 set page adds each card with its art the night it is revealed, and switches to live prices once FB12 sells. The current set, FB11, releases October 16; its guide has the box and Japan's prices. Cardlogs is on the web, iOS and Android, and the Dragon Ball home has the rest of the market.