Dragon Ball Fusion World Market Watch — November 2026: FB11's Box Lost 57% From Presale, Dual Evolution Fell to Europe's Price, and One of October's Top 5 Still Ranks

Fusion World market data for October 2026: the FB11 box fell 57% from presale, Dual Evolution's US box lost 41%, and one of last month's top 5 still ranks.

The Dragon Ball Super Card Game Fusion World market spent October 2026 holding its singles and dropping its sealed product. According to Cardlogs market data, the Brightness of Hope (FB11) booster box fell from a $403.40 presale price to $175.08 between October 1 and November 3, and the Dual Evolution box lost 41.4% as its US price fell to Europe's. The typical single moved 0.00%.

This is the fifth edition of the monthly Fusion World market watch, and it starts with a correction. Our October table left out three main Fusion World sets because their names in our data carry no "Fusion World" prefix, and one of their cards belonged in the top 5. Of the five cards we did rank, one still passes our rule today. Both stories are below.

How did the Fusion World market perform in October 2026?

The three sources disagree, and the gains rest on a handful of cards. All figures from the October 1 to the November 3, 2026 nightly:

The Cardlogs Market Cap Index is a chain-linked index (base 100 on May 28, 2026) of same-card price moves, so newly listed cards never count as growth. It covers the whole Dragon Ball card game, classic Masters sets and Fusion World together. The "same cards, summed" column is our cross-check: the total stored price of every card priced on both dates.

The gains are a handful of cards. On TCGplayer, five cards account for 66% of the same-card gain, and the largest is a tournament winner promo, Bulma/Son Goku: Childhood SB01-057, whose price went from $714.17 to $1,373.33 with no sale on any venue since May, when it sold on TCGplayer for $197.99 to $240. On Cardmarket, five cards make up 55% of the gain, and three of them are classic Dragon Ball Super God Rares and serial cards rather than Fusion World. The Cardmarket index also jumped 2.85% on October 16 and gave back 1.94% the next night.

The eBay figure is the one we trust least. Two nights, October 25 (−1.95%) and October 27 (−1.18%), cannot be reproduced from the eBay prices we store for those nights; on those stored prices the same cards moved +0.21% and −0.13%. Without the two nights the leg reads about −2.1%, and the same-card sum says −1.15%. Our market cap study and the Fusion World price list carry the same caveat.

Is the typical Fusion World card moving?

No. Across 1,232 Fusion World cards priced above $1 with a 30-day TCGplayer delta, the median card moved 0.00%, with 26.5% up, 35.3% down and 38.1% unchanged. That is almost exactly October's split. As of November 3, 2026:

This month's count includes Rivals Clash (FB06), Wish for Shenron (FB07) and Brightness of Hope (FB11), which October's left out. On October's narrower basis the shares barely change (1,160 cards, 25.7% up, 39.0% unchanged), so the comparison holds.

On each card's own daily TCGplayer series from October 1 to November 3, the 153 cards above $100 rose a median 3.1%, 90 up and 39 down. Below $100, more cards fell than rose (277 against 201). Cross Force (−3.6% median) and Story Booster 01 (−2.4%) were the weakest sets with at least 20 tracked cards; every other set's median sat at or within a point of 0.00%. The Energy Marker rally that led September went flat: among the 54 markers priced above $100, the median 30-day move is 0.00%, with 25 up and 7 down.

What happened to October's top 5?

One of the five still ranks. Our rule needs a TCGplayer price printed on the ranking night and a newest ungraded eBay sale within 60 days that lands within 30% of it. As of November 3, 2026:

What we got wrong. Three main Fusion World sets are labeled in our data without the words "Fusion World": Rivals Clash (FB06), Wish for Shenron (FB07) and Brightness of Hope (FB11). Our October pull filtered on that prefix and missed all three, 138 cards that carry a TCGplayer price today. One of them would have made the table: Son Goku: GT Alt Art FB07-122 was $754.37 on October 1 with a $700 eBay sale on September 20 (0.93), so it ranked #5 and pushed SB01-053 to #6. Our October line that "there is no ranked card between $999 and $375" was wrong. The Fusion World price list made the same retraction yesterday for its own October edition.

Which Fusion World cards are the most expensive right now?

Ranked on the same rule, now across every main set, as of November 3, 2026 (Cardmarket at the day's ECB rate, $1 = €0.89453):

Two cards are thin. Cell holds #2 on one sale in 60 days, and the Shenron Gold Leader's TCGplayer price more than doubled in October (from $185.68) with no TCGplayer sale since May; a single $300 eBay sale keeps it inside the rule. Son Goku: GT is the most liquid card on the list, with ten ungraded sales at $630 to $929.32 since September 5. According to Cardlogs market data, of the 90 most expensive English Fusion World cards on TCGplayer as of November 3, 2026, seven pass the rule; 37 are Energy Markers, 16 have no TCGplayer price on the ranking night, 23 have no ungraded eBay sale in 60 days and seven have one that misses by more than 30%.

FB04-129 is still the highest price in the game. The Championship 2025–2026 Finals Son Goku lists at $4,500 on TCGplayer, unchanged for 39 nights, and its Cardmarket price of €3,488.63 has not moved since July 16. It has no ungraded sale since the single $4,500 TCGplayer sale on September 24. Graded copies did trade, lower each time: PSA 10s sold at $8,555 on September 23, $8,100 on September 29, then $7,300 and $6,169 in mid-October, a 28% slide across four sales.

Are Fusion World gold Leader cards going up?

On TCGplayer, yes. Ten of the 11 gold Leader and gold holo prints priced above $50 rose between October 1 and November 3, 2026, a median of 35.8%. The one that fell, Cell Gold SB01-001, did so on sales. The risers mostly did not:

Only FB06-025 has sold near its new price. The other five last sold for 25% to 38% less than TCGplayer now shows. A price that climbs while the sales stay put is an asking price moving, and the first sale near $400 on the Shenron Gold, or near $335 on the Bulma Gold, is what would turn it into a market price.

Which Fusion World cards moved on actual sales?

This table keeps only cards priced above $100 on either date whose move is backed by a TCGplayer or ungraded eBay sale in October within 30% of the November 3 price. Moves are measured on each card's own daily TCGplayer series, Energy Markers excluded:

Bulma SB02-044 is the split case: it sells for $50 on TCGplayer and sold for $98.88 on eBay in the same week. Two event-winner promos and two alt arts carried the gains, and Manga Booster cards make up four of the five losses.

How did the newest booster boxes do?

Badly, and on every venue. As of November 3, 2026:

Brightness of Hope lost 57% from presale. The English FB11 box held at $403.40 through October 2, then fell through the month: $344.22 on October 6, $238.07 on October 10, $197.85 on its October 16 street date and $172.83 on October 23. Its one bounce, to $192.52 on October 30, faded to $175.08 by November 3. Cardmarket started at €163.97 on October 17 and has fallen to €134.36, about $150. TCGplayer's case price of $2,127.90 is $177 a box, in line with the single box, so this is not one thin listing. Last month we wrote that FB11 was "holding still at about $403". That was a presale price on about one sale a week, and it did not survive the release.

Dual Evolution fell to Europe's price. The FB09 box sat between $452 and $458 until October 16, the day FB11 reached stores, and then fell on almost every night: $425.82 on October 19, $352.97 on October 22, $298.12 on October 26 and $264.81 on November 3. Cardmarket barely moved, €269.32 to €251.82. A month ago the US box cost 1.5 times the European one; at $264.81 against about $282 it now costs 6% less. TCGplayer's lowest listing reads $251.99, so the floor followed the market price down.

The older boxes held. Manga Booster 02's Cardmarket price, which more than doubled in one night in late September, stayed between €631.54 and €652.13 all month. Wish for Shenron rose 23% in Europe while the US moved 2.5%, so Europe now prices it about 13% above the US once converted. Box EV stays withheld for every Fusion World set: our model's outputs for this game still move in ways the singles market does not, and we do not print a number we cannot stand behind.

Did October's four watch calls come true?

The three FB11 Super Alternate Arts still had no TCGplayer market price on November 3, only listings; the FB11 card list and price guide tracks them.

Do Japanese Fusion World boxes trade at different prices?

Yes, and on Cardmarket the two Japanese Manga Booster boxes rose while the English ones held or fell. As of November 3, 2026, the Japanese Manga Booster 01 box is €712.91 against €1,268 for English (56% of the English price; 48% a month ago). Japanese Manga Booster 02 is €424.03 against €638.36 (66%; 63%). Japanese Story Booster 01 is the exception: it fell 33.7% to €107.21, now 31% of the English €349.36, down from 42%. Cardlogs also tracks Japanese Dragon Ball singles nightly in yen from Japanese retail and marketplace prices.

What should collectors watch before the December edition?

Four events our nightly data will show.

First, whether Dual Evolution stops at Europe's price. At $264.81 the US box already sits 6% under Cardmarket's €251.82 (about $282). A week of flat prints says it has found Europe's level; a slide under $250 would make the US clearly the cheaper market.

Second, whether FB11's box has found a floor. Its only bounce since October 2, to $192.52, faded within days. The case price, $177 a box, is the line to watch.

Third, a gold Leader sale at its new TCGplayer price. A Shenron Gold FB07-097 sale near $400, or a Bulma Gold SB01-045 sale above $300, would turn October's climb into a market price. Another sale at the old level would take it back.

Fourth, Reach the God (FB12) against FB11's path. Its presale box has read $598.49 since October 13, with listings from $550. FB11's presale held at $403 for weeks and lost 57% within a month of release. FB12's street date is December 11; its card list and price guide follows the reveals.

For the same monthly read on another game, see the One Piece Market Watch for November. Last month's edition is archived as the October Fusion World Market Watch.

Where this data comes from

Cardlogs aggregates prices nightly from TCGplayer, Cardmarket and eBay sold listings (via PriceCharting): 11,724 Dragon Ball cards priced on TCGplayer, 11,022 on Cardmarket and 12,808 on the eBay side as of November 3, 2026, plus PSA and BGS population data. Market-level moves use the Cardlogs Market Cap Index, a chain-linked index comparing only same-card pairs day over day, so new cards never count as growth; each index leg is checked against the summed stored prices of the same cards on both dates before we print it. The ranked table applies one rule to every English Fusion World card, including Rivals Clash, Wish for Shenron and Brightness of Hope: TCGplayer must have printed the card's market price in our daily log on November 3, 2026, and the newest ungraded eBay sale in the card's ledger within 60 days (a sold title naming no grading company and no other card number) must land within 30% of that price. Cardmarket is converted at the day's ECB rate of €0.89453 per $1 and shown, but does not rank a card. Gold Energy Markers are named, never ranked. Movers are measured on each card's own daily TCGplayer series between October 1 and November 3; the sale-backed table also requires an October sale within 30% of the November 3 price. Breadth figures cover the 1,232 Fusion World cards priced above $1 with a 30-day TCGplayer delta. Box prices are TCGplayer market prices and Cardmarket trend prices from our nightly log; the case figure is TCGplayer's case market price divided by its 12 boxes. All figures are as of the November 3, 2026 nightly; the live pages update every night.

Every card, box and index in this article is tracked live on Cardlogs, on web, iOS and Android, including the full most-expensive Fusion World ranking.