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Dragon Ball Fusion World FB10 SCR price guide: real TCGPlayer ranges for Vegito, Gohan, and Cell, plus what Alt-Art collector premiums actually mean here.

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This Dragon Ball Fusion World FB10 SCR price guide covers the three SCR (★★) leader cards Cross Force shipped: Vegito, Son Gohan: Childhood, and Cell. All three are legitimately strong competitive picks, and all three carry the Alternate Art and Super Alt-Art collector premium that comes with SCR rarity in this game. This guide covers what's actually verifiable about their secondary-market pricing, since a lot of "week X price" content in this space gets published with numbers that were never sourced from a real listing.
TL;DR: Vegito's standard SCR (FB10-121) traded around $35-45 shortly after launch and has since cooled to roughly $28-32 as of mid-August 2026, per TCGIndex tracking. His Alternate Art print has fallen a similar amount, from the $100-130 range near launch to roughly $65-70 now. Cell's Alternate Art still trades notably higher than Vegito's, around $190 as of mid-August, though it's also down sharply (about 30%) over the past month. Gohan-specific SCR pricing wasn't cleanly verifiable at the time of writing. Fusion World secondary prices move fast: treat every number here as a snapshot, not a floor, and check a live TCGPlayer or TCGIndex listing before buying.
Yes, if you're building around one of the three SCR leaders for actual play. All three (Vegito, Gohan, Cell) are competitively relevant, per the FB10 tier list. Whether the SCR copy specifically is worth the premium over a playable SR alternative depends on your budget and whether you're chasing the Alt-Art for collection value rather than just tournament legality.
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Vegito (Blue, Evolve) is FB10's headline leader and remains one of the two S-tier picks in the format. His standard SCR print (FB10-121) traded in roughly the $35-45 range shortly after launch, but has since settled to roughly $28-32 as of mid-August 2026, per TCGIndex tracking of verified eBay and TCGPlayer sales. The Alternate Art version has followed the same downward path, from around $100-130 near launch to roughly $65-70 now.
That gap between standard and Alt-Art is normal for Fusion World SCRs: the Alt-Art is functionally the same card with different artwork, and the collector market prices the art treatment separately from the card's playability. If you need Vegito for tournament play and don't care about the art variant, the standard SCR at the lower end of that range is the practical buy, and it's gotten cheaper since launch, not more expensive.
GODEEPER: For the full rundown on how Vegito's Evolve engine works and how to build around it, the deck guide covers the archetype in depth. Dragon Ball Fusion World FB10 Vegito Deck Guide
Cell (Black, Android) is a consistent A-tier leader, and his Alternate Art print has traded notably higher than Vegito's on secondary tracking sites like TCGIndex: roughly $190 as of mid-August 2026, versus Vegito's roughly $65-70. That gap likely reflects lower print supply and collector interest in the set's first villain-side Evolve leader. Cell's Alt-Art price has also fallen sharply since launch, down roughly 30% over the past month per TCGIndex, so even that current figure should be treated as a snapshot rather than a floor.
Son Gohan: Childhood (Green, Master's Teachings) is the other S-tier leader in FB10, but clean, current SCR-specific pricing wasn't reliably available at the time of writing. Rather than invent a number, the honest answer is: check a live TCGPlayer or CardMarket listing for the current price before buying or selling.
Every FB10 SCR has an Alternate Art parallel, and the top three also have Super Alt-Art versions. Standard SCR copies are the practical play copy. Alt-Art and Super Alt-Art copies are display pieces that happen to also be tournament-legal, and the collector market treats them as a separate, thinner-volume product.
Because fewer Alt-Art and Super Alt-Art copies trade per week, prices on those variants move on fewer data points than the standard SCR print. If you're buying one for collection purposes, it's worth checking a couple of recent sold listings rather than the first asking price you see, since low volume means asking prices can sit above what a card is actually selling for.
For players who just need the card in a tournament deck, the standard SCR print is the correct buy. The Alt-Art premium buys you artwork, not extra power. For the all-time picture beyond just FB10, the highest Fusion World prices actually belong to older sets: see the Dragon Ball Fusion World most expensive cards ranking for exactly which cards top the list.
If you're building the deck for tournament play: buy the standard SCR print of whichever leader you're building around. You don't need the Alt-Art premium for legality or power.
If you're buying as a collector: the Alt-Art and Super Alt-Art versions are the actual target, but check current listings closely since low trading volume means posted prices can be soft.
If you're deciding whether to buy now or wait: FB11 spoilers are the main thing that could shift FB10 SCR prices, either by confirming these leaders stay relevant or by shifting attention (and demand) to the new set's cards.
What are the 3 SCR cards in FB10 Cross Force? The three Special Craft Rare cards in FB10 are Vegito (Evolve), Son Gohan: Childhood, and Cell. All three are SCR ★★ rarity, the chase tier for this set, and each has Alternate Art and Super Alt-Art parallel versions.
How much does Vegito SCR cost? The standard Vegito SCR (FB10-121) traded roughly $35-45 shortly after launch and has cooled to roughly $28-32 as of mid-August 2026, per TCGIndex tracking. The Alternate Art print has fallen from around $100-130 to roughly $65-70 over the same period. Prices move week to week, so check a live listing before buying.
Which FB10 SCR carries the highest price? Cell's Alternate Art trades notably higher than Vegito's, around $190 as of mid-August 2026 per TCGIndex tracking, though it's also down about 30% over the past month. Rankings between the three SCRs shift with tournament results and supply, so treat any snapshot as a moment in time.
Is Gohan SCR worth buying? Son Gohan: Childhood is a legitimate S-tier competitive leader. Whether the SCR specifically is worth the premium depends on whether you want it for play or as a collector piece, since Alt-Art demand is driven by rarity as much as tournament results.
What is the difference between SCR, Alternate Art, and Super Alt-Art? Standard SCR is the base chase-rarity print. Alternate Art and Super Alt-Art are parallel printings of the same card with different artwork, and the collector market treats them as a thinner-volume tier that typically trades at a premium over standard SCR.
Should I buy FB10 SCRs now or wait for FB11? If you need a card for tournament play, buying now avoids missing reps with your deck. If you're buying speculatively as a collector, watching FB11 spoilers first is the safer move.
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