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Dragon Ball Fusion World FB10 meta after 6 weeks: where Vegito, Gohan, and Cell actually stand, and what to check before you trust a tier claim.

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Dragon Ball Super Card Game Fusion World
The Dragon Ball Fusion World FB10 meta picture six weeks after Cross Force launched on June 12, 2026: players want to know whether the early tier calls held up. Here's the honest version of that answer: the early community consensus (Vegito and Gohan at S-tier, Cell at strong A-tier) hasn't been overturned by anything credible, but a clean, sourced week-by-week tournament dataset for FB10 wasn't independently verifiable at the time of writing. This report covers what's actually confirmed and points you to where to check the rest yourself.
TL;DR: The early post-launch consensus (Vegito and Gohan/Piccolo at S-tier, Cell at A-tier) still holds as the best-supported read on FB10. Broly is not an FB10 leader and any content claiming otherwise is describing a different set (FS03, FB06, or FB08). For live tournament results, check dragonball.gg and TCG Contender directly rather than a single site's tier claim.
The five FB10 Cross Force leaders are Son Goku (Red, Ki), Vegito (Blue, Evolve), Gohan/Piccolo (Green, Master's Teachings), Boujack (Yellow, aggro), and Cell (Black, Android). The early post-launch tier read, based on card-level mechanics and community testing rather than a large tournament sample, has Vegito and Gohan at S-tier, Cell at A-tier, and Son Goku and Boujack at B-tier. See the full tier list breakdown for the mechanical reasoning behind each placement.
Vegito's Awakened ability, drawing 1 card and granting 10000 power for the battle for each card stacked under an Evolved card he controls each time he attacks, remains the strongest single mechanic in the format based on community deck-building consensus. No commonly-discussed answer has emerged that reliably shuts it down, which is the main reason the early S-tier placement has held.
Gohan/Piccolo's Master's Teachings mechanic (Ki bonus on attack, cheaper Piccolo cards after the dual Awaken condition triggers) continues to be discussed as the other S-tier pick, rewarding patient, board-state-aware play rather than Vegito's tempo-driven bursts.
Cell's Android cost reduction and Evolve-based villain archetype continues to be discussed as a strong, lower-variance A-tier pick, consistent with its launch positioning.
Earlier drafts of FB10 meta content on this site referenced a sixth leader, "Broly," holding a top-tier competitive slot in Cross Force. That was an error: Broly is not part of the FB10 Cross Force leader roster. His actual Fusion World leader appearances are the FS03 starter deck and the FB06 and FB08 boosters. Any specific win-rate, tournament-placement, or price-drop percentage tied to a Cross Force "Broly Rage" archetype in prior content was not sourced from a real event and has been removed. If you saw that claim elsewhere on this site, it's since been corrected.
More broadly: precise week-by-week tournament placement percentages and specific price-movement figures for FB10 require a cited tracker (dragonball.gg, TCG Contender, or an official Bandai results page) to be reliable. Where this site doesn't have that citation in hand, the responsible move is to say so rather than present a plausible-sounding number as fact.
Vegito's standard SCR (FB10-121) has traded around $34 on TCGPlayer as of late July 2026 (down roughly 25% over the trailing 30 days per TCGIndex), with the Alternate Art print running considerably higher. Cell's Alternate Art has traded notably higher than Vegito's per TCGIndex tracking. Clean, current SCR-specific pricing for Gohan wasn't reliably available at the time of writing. See the dedicated SCR price guide for the full breakdown and sourcing.
GODEEPER: For the full FB10 card set breakdown and which non-SCR cards are worth chasing, the set guide covers every notable card from Cross Force. Dragon Ball Fusion World FB10 Cross Force Set Guide
If you want actual event results rather than card-level analysis, these are the sources to check directly:
None of these were fully queryable for a clean "week 6" snapshot at the time of writing, which is why this report leads with the mechanical case for each leader rather than invented placement statistics.
What is the best deck in Dragon Ball Fusion World FB10? Vegito (Blue, Evolve) and Gohan/Piccolo (Green, Master's Teachings) are the two S-tier leaders in the early post-launch consensus. Cell (Black, Android) is a consistent A-tier pick. These placements come from card-level analysis and community reads, not a verified tournament database.
Is Vegito Evolve still good in FB10? Yes. Once Awakened at 4 Life, Vegito's When Attacking ability draws 1 card and grants 10000 power for the battle for each card stacked under an Evolved card he controls, triggering on every attack. That scaling Evolve payoff remains one of the strongest mechanics in the format, and no reliable counter has emerged in community discussion.
Has the FB10 meta stabilized or is it still shifting? Early tier lists for any new set reflect card analysis and community testing rather than large-scale tournament statistics. Treat specific week-by-week placement claims as directional unless they cite a real event or tracker.
What happened to Son Gohan in the FB10 meta? Gohan/Piccolo remains one of the two S-tier leaders in early community consensus. His Master's Teachings mechanic rewards patient, board-state-aware play, a different profile from Vegito's tempo-driven Evolve chains.
Are FB10 SCR card prices settling down? Vegito's standard SCR has traded around $34 on TCGPlayer as of late July 2026, down roughly 25% over the trailing 30 days, with the Alternate Art print considerably higher. See the dedicated SCR price guide for what's verifiable on Cell and Gohan pricing.
Where can I check real FB10 tournament results? dragonball.gg's tier list and tournament tracker, plus TCG Contender's Fusion World results, are the sources to check for actual event data.
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