Dragon Ball Fusion World FB10 Best Cards to Pull 2026

Updated October 16, 2026: prices re-pulled from TCGplayer's market data (October 15 file) and checked against Hoard. The Vegito and Gohan Super Alt-Art figures we used to quote were asking prices, not sales, so they've moved to their own table.

What FB10 cards are worth right now

TCGplayer market prices, which come from recent sales, for ungraded English cards:

Prices: TCGplayer market price, October 15, 2026, via tcgcsv.com; cross-checked on Hoard's FB10 page.

Chart: ShonenTCG. Data source: TCGplayer market prices (October 15, 2026)

Those ten are the only FB10 printings at $50 or more. Out of the 160 that have a market price, 120 sell for under $5, while a single pack goes for $9.38 against Bandai's $4.99 MSRP. The plain SCRs are cheap too: Vegito $25.74, Cell $9.31 and Gohan $5.50.

Listed, not sold: the Vegito and Gohan Super Alt-Arts

Image: TCGplayer product photos of FB10-121, FB10-122 and FB10-123 (Super Alt-Art)

A lot of price lists rank the Vegito Super Alt-Art first because of that listing. It may well be the rarest-feeling pull in the set, but until one sells, the number is a seller's hope. If you pull either of these, compare against the Cell sale before you price yours.

The three SCRs, for play

Vegito (FB10-121) is the one players want. It Evolves for two onto a Goku, Vegeta or Vegito with a Potara under it, draws three and discards one, and once the opponent is at two life or less, every hit mills fifteen cards. The deck that won the Rotterdam Regional with the FB10 Vegito leader ran four copies, plus four Potara and four of the FB10-041 Vegito, which is why those two Alt-Arts sit in the price table. Our Vegito deck guide has the full build.

Son Gohan: Childhood (FB10-122) is a Master's Teachings payoff: its On Play adds Ki, and its When Attacking skill spends seven Ki to push one of the opponent's life cards into their energy. Strong in the Gohan deck, dead weight anywhere else, which is why the base print is the cheapest of the three.

Cell (FB10-123) gets Double Strike and, once per turn in battle, combos from the Drop. It's the collector favorite rather than a proven tournament card; the Cell deck guide covers how far the shell goes.

The format has moved since Cross Force came out. At the Milwaukee Regional on October 4, with 154 players, Son Goku leaders took five of the top eight spots and no FB10 Vegito made the cut. FB11 arrived on October 16, so expect another shift.

Open packs or buy singles?

Buy singles. A sealed box costs $242.26 and a full case $2,911.85, and neither promises a Super Alt-Art. r/DBS_CardGame has the receipts: after opening a whole case of Cross Force, u/keen4909's thread drew this reply.

Another player's answer was blunter: "Well yea,it's not guaranteed in a case".

Our take: the Dragon Ball Fusion World FB10 best cards for you depend on whether you play or collect. If you play Vegito, a playset of the base SCR costs about a hundred dollars and does everything the four-figure version does. If you collect, the Cell Super Alt-Art is the one FB10 card with a price you can trust, and the Gohan Alt-Art is the best-looking card for under two hundred. We wouldn't open Cross Force for value now; open it because you enjoy opening it. For every other set's chase cards, see the most expensive Fusion World cards, and the Cross Force set guide covers the leaders and mechanics.

How we checked this: 17 facts checked on October 16, 2026. We pulled TCGplayer's market prices for all 162 FB10 printings (October 15 file via tcgcsv.com), cross-checked the top prints on Hoard, read the three SCRs' text on Bandai's card pages and checked recent Regional results on DeckPlanet and DB Fusion World. Last reviewed: October 16, 2026.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best card to pull from FB10 Cross Force? The Cell FB10-123 Super Alt-Art, at a $999.43 TCGplayer market price on October 15, 2026. It's the only one of the three Super Alt-Arts with a recorded sale.

Isn't the Vegito Super Alt-Art worth more than Cell? It's listed higher, at $2,301.99, but nobody has bought one at that price recently: TCGplayer shows no market price for it. Treat the listing as an ask, not a value.

Is the Vegito SCR still played? It's a four-of in the list that won the Rotterdam Regional for the FB10 Vegito leader. That leader didn't make the top eight at Milwaukee on October 4, so it's a real deck but not the deck to beat right now.