Dragon Ball Fusion World Vegito Deck: Build Guide 2026

Updated October 19, 2026: we rebuilt this guide around the Rotterdam winning list, card by card, and checked every card's text on Bandai's card database. We dropped the generic 50-60 card template, the turn-by-turn script and the matchup notes, which had no results behind them, and corrected the claim that 4 life is the Awaken threshold "most leaders use": it's Vegito's own condition. FB11 reached the rest of the world on October 16, so this is the best documented FB10 list, not a post-FB11 verdict.

The Rotterdam Vegito deck list

@MDalmis998 won Rotterdam with this 51-card list, beating a Gogeta: BR deck in the final.

Image: Bandai, Dragon Ball Super Card Game Fusion World official card list (FB10-031, FB10-047, FB10-040, FB10-121).

How the Potara engine works

Every one-cost Son Goku and Vegeta in the list has the same activated skill: for 1 energy, once per turn, if nothing is under it and you have the other Saiyan and a Potara in your Drop, put both of them under it. That's the setup. FB10-040 Vegito then Evolves onto "a Son Goku or Vegeta with a Potara under them" for 1, and its On Play copies the free On Play skills of up to two blue cards under it, plus +5000 for your leader until the end of your opponent's next turn. That means the one-drop it Evolved from gets to fire its On Play again: another life card to hand, or another top-five dig.

FB10-121 is the finisher. It Evolves for 2 onto a Son Goku, Vegeta or Vegito with a Potara under it, draws three cards and discards one. Its third line is the one opponents fear: when your card deals damage or KOs a Battle Card in battle and your opponent's life is at 2 or less, they put the top 15 cards of their deck into the Drop. Bandai's Q&A confirms that includes the hit that takes them from 3 life to 2.

The leader: when to Awaken

FB10-025 starts as Son Goku/Vegeta at 15000 power and draws a card every time it attacks. Awaken is Vegito's own condition: when your life is at 4 or less, draw a card and flip it. The Awakened Vegito (20000) still draws when attacking, then chooses one of your Evolve cards and gets +10000 power for each card under it. Every card in that stack is another 10000 on the leader's swing.

That's why the flip should wait for the stack, not just the life total. Awaken with a bare board and you've spent your life for a card.

How often the opening hand works

We counted the 16 one-cost Son Goku and Vegeta cards in the list and ran the exact odds for a six-card opening hand from 51 cards, with Bandai's one full redraw. You see at least one in your opening six about 91% of the time, and with the redraw it's close to every game. Cut them to eight and the opener alone finds one only about two games in three. That's the real argument for running all 16 rather than trimming them for bigger cards: the deck only works when a base hits the table early.

Chart: ShonenTCG. Source: exact hypergeometric odds for the Rotterdam winning list (db-fusionworld.com), six-card hand and one redraw per Bandai's basic-rules FAQ, October 19, 2026.

Playing against it, and what it fears

The players on the other side have figured out what the list is waiting to do. In a July thread on r/dbsfusionworld asking whether the matchup was unwinnable, u/KurowJack answered: "no rush awakening don’t take the first 40k hit and get them to waste the final kamehamehas". u/LegendaryTrunks added that "they always wait for the scr to come out to use the final kamehameha".

Both tell you how to pilot it. Hold Final Kamehameha until your 121 is down if you can; it only works with an Evolve card costing 4 or more in your Battle Area anyway. And respect that opponents will try to stay above 2 life, because that's where the mill starts.

Our take

Copy the list. The temptation is to cut a few one-drops for a third Trunks or more Galick Gun, and that's the change we'd talk you out of first: the cheap Saiyans are the deck, and the 121 Vegito only matters if a Potara is under something. The open question is FB11. Rotterdam was played in August, so test this against the new Son Goku, Bardock and Goku Black leaders before you assume it still wins.

How we checked this: on October 19, 2026 we pulled the Rotterdam winning list from db-fusionworld.com's report, read every card's text on Bandai's Fusion World card database, and ran the opening-hand odds with a script.

Related Reading

• Dragon Ball Fusion World Evolve Mechanic Explained: how Evolve costs and stacks work in every color.
• Best Dragon Ball Fusion World Leaders in FB10: where Vegito sits among the FB10 leaders.
• FB11 Son Goku Deck Guide: one of the new leaders to test this list against.
• Fusion World Regionals 2026 Schedule: upcoming events if you want to take it to one.

References

• Championship 26-27 Regionals Wave 2 results: Vegito triumphs in Rotterdam (db-fusionworld.com)
• Fusion World official card list (Bandai)
• Basic rules FAQ: Preparing to play (Bandai)