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Start Dragon Ball on Fusion World once the set and language check out

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Fusion World is the current Dragon Ball line, so match the set number and the language version first, then choose between a starter deck and boosters.

Key points

  • Fusion World is the current Dragon Ball Super Card Game line.
  • Confirm the set number and language version before buying.
  • Ask before assuming a seller holds sealed stock.

Starter

Match number and language first. Then pick a starter deck or a booster. A starter deck is the quicker way to a playable game, and boosters are the route once you know which card you are chasing.

Older Dragon Ball product still circulates, which is why the set number matters more here than the character on the box. Wider coverage sits on the Dragon Ball Super Card Game page (Cantonese).

FAQ

Which line should a new player buy into?

Fusion World, the current line. Check the set number on the product in front of you, because shelves and listings still carry earlier Dragon Ball releases.

Starter deck or boosters first?

Settle the set number and language version first. A starter deck then gets you playing sooner, while boosters only make sense when a specific card is the point.

Do Dragon Ball cards share Pokémon collector numbers?

No. They do not. Use the set and number printed on the Dragon Ball card rather than a Pokémon-style lookup.

Next steps

Read the Dragon Ball Super Card Game page (Cantonese) before your first purchase. To open online instead, use Cardz.game and price the result on CardZ Marketcap.

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