Dragon Ball Fusion World FB10 Cross Force: Set Guide 2026

TL;DR: Dragon Ball Fusion World FB10 Cross Force has 123 card types, 5 leaders, and 3 SCR Battle Cards (Vegito, Son Gohan: Childhood, and Cell). Two mechanics define the set: Evolve, which plays a Battle Card on top of a specified card, and Ki markers, which unlock leader and card skills. The English release landed June 12, 2026, and the Japanese release followed on June 13. English packs contain 12 cards plus a digital code; Japanese packs contain 6 cards.

Dragon Ball Fusion World FB10 set size and structure (quick answer)

Dragon Ball Fusion World FB10 Cross Force contains 123 card types. The breakdown is 5 Leader cards, 40 Commons, 35 Uncommons, 25 Rares, 15 Super Rares, and 3 Secret Rares. Each of the three SCRs has a Super Alt-Art version as well, giving collectors six chase variants to track down.

Retail boxes are commonly sold as 24-pack displays. English packs contain 12 cards each plus a digital serial code, which the online version of Fusion World uses for card unlocks; the Japanese release uses 6-card packs. If you're buying to play, a single box gives you a spread across the rarity tiers, but it cannot guarantee a specific SCR. If you're targeting one card, compare singles with sealed product before buying multiple boxes.

The Evolve mechanic in Cross Force

The official FB10 product page highlights Evolve in both the Blue Vegito package and the Black Cell package. In play, Evolve puts a Battle Card on top of a specified Battle Card in the Battle Area after you pay the listed skill cost. That lets a deck build a transformation line instead of treating every card as an isolated play.

Cell is the most notable example in FB10. The Black leader is paired with Android cards and a low-cost Cell line that can set up Evolve plays. The Evolve mechanic guide has the full breakdown of how transformation chains and cards under an evolved Battle Card work in practice. In this set, that package sits alongside the Blue Potara line rather than replacing it.

For deck builders, the Evolve leaders in FB10 reward cards that synergize across multiple transformation stages. You're building a chain, not just picking the strongest single card at each cost. The payoff is a late-game board that carries accumulated value forward rather than resetting each turn.

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The Ki mechanic and Gohan's dual awaken

Ki markers are the other defining mechanic in Cross Force. Ki is an energy marker placed under a card, and cards can move or remove Ki as their skills resolve. Certain Activate Main abilities let you pull Ki from the Battle Area and concentrate it on a single card, which can satisfy that card's skill conditions once the required threshold is reached.

Son Gohan: Youth/Piccolo introduces the most interesting Ki interaction in the set. His leader card carries the Master's Teachings trait. After Awakening, its Activate Main skill can reduce the cost of the next Master's Teachings Piccolo you play by 1. The unusual part is how Awakening is triggered: this leader can Awaken at 3 Life or when you have 3 or more total Ki. Whichever happens first.

That second condition gives Gohan decks a way to Awaken without relying only on damage. A Ki-heavy opening may reach 3 Battle Area Ki in the first few turns if the hand cooperates. Once Gohan Awakens, the one-time-per-turn Piccolo cost reduction opens a different line of play from the Evolve leaders, using energy efficiency rather than board transformation as the primary engine.

The Ki system overall rewards players who plan two to three turns ahead. Dumping Ki onto a card at the wrong time resets your progress toward other effects. Getting the sequencing right is where the skill expression lives.

All 5 leaders in FB10

Five leaders appear in Dragon Ball Fusion World FB10 Cross Force: Son Goku, Vegito, Son Gohan: Youth/Piccolo, Boujack, and Cell. The FB10 leaders guide covers each one in depth, including playstyle and beginner recommendations.

Son Goku is the Red leader (FB10-001). He Awakens once his Battle Area holds 2 or more Ki, and after Awakening his Activate Main skill removes all Ki from the Battle Area and places that much Ki on himself. If his Ki increased during the turn, his When Attacking skill gives him +10,000 power for that battle, alongside the draw on attack. He's the most linear of the five: build Ki, Awaken, then keep swinging with a growing power total.

Vegito is the Blue leader (FB10-025). He's the Potara fusion of Goku and Vegeta, and his design is built around Evolve. He Awakens when Life drops to 4 or fewer. On the awakened side, his attack can give him +10,000 power for the battle for each card under a chosen Evolve Battle Card, so the Evolve chain directly affects his pressure.

Son Gohan: Youth/Piccolo is the Green leader (FB10-049) described above. He runs the Master's Teachings trait and the dual Awaken condition (3 Life or 3 Ki). His post-Awakening reduction on the next Master's Teachings Piccolo is the payoff that the deck is built around. He plays a support and efficiency role rather than the raw pressure that Vegito or Goku apply.

Boujack is the Yellow leader (FB10-073). He can Awaken when Life is at 4 or less or he has 2 or more Ki. After Awakening, his once-per-turn Activate Main skill reduces his Ki by 2, KOs a Battle Card in your Battle Area with a cost of 2 or more, and switches him to Active Mode. His When Attacking draw 1 supports the extra attacks this creates.

Cell is the Black leader (FB10-097). He Awakens at 5 Life or less, becomes an effective 25,000-power Leader with +5,000 power when attacking, and once per turn can pay 1 to play up to two Android-only Battle Cards with a combined total cost of 2 or less. The official product page frames this as setup for the Cell Evolve line. His separate SCR is FB10-123, so do not confuse the Cell leader with the Cell Battle Card.

The three SCR cards

Dragon Ball Fusion World FB10 has three SCR Battle Cards, each with a Super Alt-Art version: FB10-121 Vegito, FB10-122 Son Gohan: Childhood, and FB10-123 Cell. These are separate from the leader cards FB10-025, FB10-049, and FB10-097.

The Vegito SCR is a Blue Battle Card with Evolve and an On Play effect that draws 3 cards before you discard 1. Its Super Alt-Art version is the collector parallel, while the separate FB10-025 leader supplies the deck's leader effect.

Son Gohan: Childhood is a separate Green Battle Card, not the Son Gohan: Youth/Piccolo leader. Its On Play skill gives both your Leader and itself +1 Ki before it gains +15,000 power for the turn, and its attack skill uses 7 Ki to pressure the opponent's energy.

Cell rounds out the three. FB10-123 is a separate Black Battle Card with Evolve and Double Strike, not the FB10-097 leader. For deeper coverage of each SCR's artwork and the Super Alt-Art differences, the Dragon Ball Fusion World FB10 SCR card art guide breaks down all three prints and their collector context.

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Key takeaways

Dragon Ball Fusion World FB10 Cross Force is a mechanically focused set. The Blue Potara Evolve line, the Black Cell package, and the dual Awaken condition on the Gohan/Piccolo leader are the designs most worth testing. The FB10 meta tier list is the better place to check dated tournament results and current standings.

The 123-card set fits the standard structure: 24-pack boxes, 12 cards per English pack. Three SCRs with alt-art variants give collectors clear targets. Five leaders cover different strategic identities, from Goku's Ki-fueled aggression to the Youth/Piccolo leader's efficiency-based engine.

For players looking to understand how Dragon Ball Fusion World works before spending on packs, the Dragon Ball Fusion World complete guide covers the rules and base systems. For newer players who haven't started yet, a Dragon Ball Super Card Game Fusion World beginner guide explains the game from the ground up before any set-specific knowledge becomes relevant. If you're still deciding whether Fusion World is the right game for you, the Dragon Ball Fusion World vs Pokemon TCG comparison covers cost, complexity, and competitive scene side by side.

Related Reading

• Dragon Ball Fusion World Ki Mechanic Explained 2026: A deeper look at the Ki system that powers Goku's and Gohan's Awaken conditions in FB10.
• Dragon Ball Fusion World FB10 SCR Price Guide 2026: Dated market snapshot for the three Cross Force SCRs and their Super Alt-Art versions.
• Dragon Ball Fusion World FB10 Where to Buy Guide 2026: Retail and language notes for Cross Force boxes and packs.
• Dragon Ball Fusion World Vegito Deck: Build Guide 2026: A full decklist and build path for the Blue Evolve leader covered above.
• Dragon Ball Fusion World Best Leaders FB10: All 5 Ranked: S to B tier breakdown of all Cross Force leaders with beginner picks and meta potential.
• Dragon Ball Fusion World Standard Format Guide 2026: Full breakdown of which sets are tournament-legal, deck construction rules, and how FB10 fits into the wider format.
• Dragon Ball Fusion World FB10 Format and Rotation Guide: Which sets are in Standard with FB10 Cross Force, how rotation affects your collection, and what to invest in now.
• Dragon Ball Fusion World FB11: What We Know (Oct 2026): The next set after Cross Force, Brightness of Hope, with the Shallot/Giblet/Shallet leader reveal and a 123-card lineup.

Frequently asked questions

Q: How many cards are in Dragon Ball Fusion World FB10? A: 123 card types total: 5 Leader, 40 Common, 35 Uncommon, 25 Rare, 15 Super Rare, and 3 Secret Rare. Each SCR also has a Super Alt-Art version, so collectors have six chase cards to hunt.

Q: What are the SCR cards in FB10? A: The three SCR Battle Cards are FB10-121 Vegito, FB10-122 Son Gohan: Childhood, and FB10-123 Cell. All three have Super Alt-Art variants. Their separate leaders are FB10-025 Vegito, FB10-049 Son Gohan: Youth/Piccolo, and FB10-097 Cell.

Q: What is the Evolve mechanic in FB10? A: Evolve lets you play a Battle Card on top of a specified Battle Card in the Battle Area by paying the listed Evolve cost. FB10 highlights the mechanic in both the Blue Potara package and the Black Cell package.

Q: What is the Ki mechanic in FB10? A: Ki is an energy marker placed under a card. Some Activate Main skills move or remove Ki to meet effect thresholds. The FB10-049 Son Gohan: Youth/Piccolo leader can Awaken at 3 Life or when you have 3 or more total Ki.

Q: Who are the leaders in FB10 Cross Force? A: Five leaders: Son Goku FB10-001 (Red, Awakens at 2 or more Ki), Son Goku/Vegeta and Vegito FB10-025 (Blue, Awakens at 4 Life or less), Son Gohan: Youth/Piccolo FB10-049 (Green, Awakens at 3 Life or 3 Ki), Boujack FB10-073 (Yellow, Awakens at 4 Life or 2 Ki), and Cell FB10-097 (Black, Awakens at 5 Life or less).

Q: When did FB10 Cross Force release? A: The English release was June 12, 2026, and the Japanese edition followed on June 13, 2026. The official English product page lists 12 cards plus a digital promotion code per pack; the Japanese product uses 6-card packs.

Q: Is FB10 good for beginners? A: It's a booster expansion, not a starter set, so it assumes you already own a deck. New players should pick up a starter deck first, then use FB10 packs to build toward the Vegito or Gohan leader strategies once they know the basics.

References

• Official FB10 product page: five leaders, card types, pack contents, release date, and official product highlights
• Official FB10 card database: card names, IDs, colors, rarities, and rules text
• FB10-001 Son Goku leader: Red leader and Ki skills
• FB10-025 Vegito leader: Blue leader and Evolve interaction
• FB10-049 Son Gohan: Youth/Piccolo leader: Green leader and dual Awaken condition
• FB10-073 Boujack leader: Yellow leader and Ki-based Active Mode skill
• FB10-097 Cell leader: Black leader and Android setup skill
• FB10-121 Vegito SCR, FB10-122 Son Gohan: Childhood SCR, and FB10-123 Cell SCR: the three separate SCR Battle Cards
• Dragon Ball Official announcement for Cross Force: June 12 English and June 13 Japanese release dates, three SCRs, Super Alt-Art versions, and set highlights
• Official FB10 Release Event: the June 12 to 18, 2026 release-event window and local format caveat