Dragon Ball Fusion World FB10 SCR Cards: Art & Value Guide

TL;DR: Cross Force has three SCR Battle Cards, and Bandai confirms a Super Alt-Art for each. Current market tracking also separates regular Alt-Art versions, so the complete tracked picture is three base SCRs plus six premium variants. Prices and competitive demand are snapshots, not guarantees.

Dragon Ball Fusion World FB10 SCR cards? (quick answer)

Bandai's official announcement names exactly three new SCR cards for FB10: Vegito, Son Gohan : Childhood, and Cell. The official card database classifies all three as Battle Cards. Their leaders are separate cards, so a card image or marketplace title that says Vegito, Gohan, or Cell is not enough to identify the product.

The card numbers are the safest way to check a listing:

These are not Leader cards. The Blue Vegito Leader is FB10-025, the Green Son Gohan : Youth/Piccolo Leader is FB10-049, and the Black Cell Leader is FB10-097. Keeping those identities separate prevents a common deck-building and collecting mistake.

What SCR means in Cross Force

SCR is the Secret Rare rarity used for the set's highest-rarity Battle Cards. Bandai's Cross Force product page lists 123 card types, a June 12, 2026 English release date, a $4.99 MSRP, and 12 cards plus a digital code per pack. Its feature list confirms a Super Alt-Art version for all three SCRs.

The official announcement also describes the three cards' art subjects. Vegito's SCR shows Goku and Vegeta before fusion in the background, while the Son Gohan : Childhood and Cell cards recreate recognizable scenes. That is a description of the official presentation, not a claim that every marketplace photo uses the same image or condition.

The SCR is a collector rarity, but rarity does not give a card a special rules advantage. To determine whether a card is useful in a deck, read its card text and confirm the Leader and color requirements. To determine whether a listing is collectible, check the finish, language, surface, corners, centering, and exact art treatment separately.

FB10-121 Vegito SCR: Blue Potara Evolve

The official card database lists FB10-121 Vegito as a Blue Battle Card with cost 6, 40,000 power, specified cost U U U, and Saiyan/Potara traits. Its Evolve skill costs 2 and places it over a Son Goku, Vegeta, or Vegito with a Potara underneath.

The On Play skill draws three cards, then makes you discard one. Its Auto skill triggers when your card deals damage or KOs an opposing Battle Card in battle while the opponent has two or fewer life. It then places the top 15 cards of the opponent's deck into its owner's Drop. The official Q&A confirms that the mill resolves when the attack reduces the opponent from three life to two and resolves once for each copy when multiple copies meet the condition.

This makes the SCR a real Blue Evolve payoff, not the source of the Leader's Awakening effect. If you are building the deck, verify that your list can provide the specified Evolve target and Potara condition. If you are collecting, compare the three available treatments instead of assuming the premium artwork is a separate game card.

DeckPlanet's current page lists a Vegito finish in second and eighth place at the official Melbourne Regionals on September 13, 2026. That is useful recent evidence that the broader Vegito strategy remained present in a competitive result. It does not prove that the SCR variant is required, that its price will rise, or that the card is an official top-tier label.

FB10-122 Son Gohan : Childhood SCR: Ki pressure

FB10-122 is a Green Battle Card with cost 5, 35,000 power, specified cost G G, and Saiyan, Earthling, and Master's Teachings traits. It is separate from the FB10-049 Son Gohan : Youth/Piccolo Leader.

Its On Play skill gives your Leader and this card +1 Ki, then gives the card +15,000 power for the turn. Its When Attacking skill reduces your total Ki by 7. If your card inflicts damage to the opponent in battle during that turn, one of the opponent's life cards is added to its owner's energy in Rest Mode. Bandai's official text defines Ki as an energy marker placed under a card.

That text creates a specific resource requirement. The card is not a generic Green finisher that can be judged apart from the Ki and Master's Teachings shell. A player should test the Leader and support package first, then decide whether the base SCR or a premium treatment fits the budget. A collector can choose the card for the young Gohan scene without needing to own the entire deck.

FB10-123 Cell SCR: Black Evolve payoff

FB10-123 is a Black Battle Card with cost 6, 40,000 power, specified cost B B, and the Android trait. Its Evolve skill costs 3 and places it over a Cell costing 4 or more. It also has Double Strike.

The once-per-turn Activate Battle skill works only while the card is in a battle. For each card in your Combo Area, it lets you use up to one Battle Card from your Drop in a combo. The wording matters: it does not give a general discount to every Android card, and it does not make FB10-123 the same card as the FB10-097 Cell Leader.

This is a build-around payoff with a different gameplay profile from Vegito's late-life mill condition and Gohan's Ki pressure. Current tournament pages do not justify turning that difference into a permanent tier ranking. Use the official effect, your tested list, and recent event data when evaluating play value.

FB10 SCR art variants explained

There are three useful labels to keep separate:

1. Base SCR: the regular Secret Rare printing with its standard SCR presentation.
2. Regular Alt-Art: a distinct alternate-art treatment tracked under the same card number.
3. Super Alt-Art: the premium treatment that Bandai explicitly confirms for all three FB10 SCRs.

The official pages confirm the third category and describe different illustrations for the cards. Current market tracking lists all three categories for the SCR card numbers, which means the simple claim that Cross Force has six total premium prints is incomplete. A more accurate count is three base SCR cards plus three regular Alt-Art listings and three Super Alt-Art listings.

The three treatments share the gameplay identity of the card number. A Super Alt-Art is not a stronger version of Vegito, Gohan, or Cell. The premium is in the artwork, finish, condition, and collector demand. A listing that omits the card number or art treatment should be treated as incomplete until the seller provides better evidence.

Current FB10 SCR market context

InkSight's Cross Force price guide says its prices refresh daily from TCGplayer. At the time of this September 18, 2026 audit, the page displayed these rounded market references for the Super Alt-Art versions:

These are market references, not completed-sale guarantees. The page also states that the tracked value is not a completion-cost estimate. Condition, language, seller inventory, shipping, taxes, and the difference between an asking price and a completed sale can change the result.

The price gap between the base SCR and Super Alt-Art is especially important here. A player who needs FB10-121 for a Blue Evolve list should compare the base or regular Alt-Art before paying for the premium version. A collector who wants a specific scene may rationally prefer the Super Alt-Art, but that is a personal collection choice rather than a return projection.

How to choose the right printing

If you play the deck

Start with the card number and the Leader. Check the official text, confirm that the card fits the list, and compare the cheapest trustworthy version in your language. The premium treatment is optional. It will not change the Evolve cost, Ki requirement, Double Strike, mill condition, or other printed effect.

If you collect the character

Choose the art before comparing price. Vegito, Son Gohan : Childhood, and Cell each have a different subject and scene, so a lower-priced treatment may still be the wrong purchase if your collection goal is a specific illustration. Ask the seller for front and back photographs when the listing is expensive.

If you are buying for future value

Treat the purchase as speculative. Current prices show where the market is, not where it must go. The current data supports a large premium for Super Alt-Art versions, but it cannot guarantee that the premium will hold after reprints, new products, tournament changes, or shifts in collector attention.

Collector checklist

• Match the listing to FB10-121, FB10-122, or FB10-123.
• Confirm whether the card is base SCR, regular Alt-Art, or Super Alt-Art.
• Check English or Japanese language before comparing prices.
• Ask about whitening, scratches, dents, print lines, and centering.
• Compare several current listings and record the date.
• Use a trusted payment method and understand the return policy.
• Keep the purchase reason clear: play, collection, or speculation.

Key takeaways

• Cross Force has three SCR Battle Cards: FB10-121 Vegito, FB10-122 Son Gohan : Childhood, and FB10-123 Cell.
• Bandai confirms a Super Alt-Art for each SCR. Current market tracking also separates a regular Alt-Art for each, giving three base cards plus six premium variants.
• The three SCRs are Battle Cards, not Leaders. Vegito, Gohan, and Cell have separate Leader cards in FB10.
• The official effects are different: Vegito uses Potara Evolve and late-game mill, Gohan uses Ki and life-to-energy pressure, and Cell uses Evolve, Double Strike, and Drop-area combos.
• At audit time, InkSight displayed Super Alt-Art references of about $2.3K, $1.2K, and $1,000 for Vegito, Gohan, and Cell. Recheck before buying.
• A premium art treatment changes the collectible object, not the card's gameplay power.

Related reading

• Dragon Ball Fusion World FB10 Best Cards to Pull: dated comparison of the three SCRs by price and competitive evidence.
• Dragon Ball Fusion World FB10 Cross Force Set Guide: the full roster, five Leaders, and set mechanics.
• Dragon Ball Fusion World Vegito Deck Guide: the Blue Evolve list and sequencing notes.
• Dragon Ball Fusion World Complete Guide 2026: rules, colors, and the wider Fusion World card pool.
• Dragon Ball Fusion World Evolve Mechanic Explained: how Evolve stacks work in actual play.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does SCR mean in Dragon Ball Fusion World?

SCR means Secret Rare. Bandai identifies Vegito, Son Gohan : Childhood, and Cell as the three FB10 SCR cards and confirms a Super Alt-Art for each.

What are the FB10 SCR card numbers?

They are FB10-121 Vegito, FB10-122 Son Gohan : Childhood, and FB10-123 Cell. Their Leaders are separate cards, including FB10-025, FB10-049, and FB10-097.

How many art variants does each FB10 SCR have?

Current market tracking separates a base SCR, a regular Alt-Art, and a Super Alt-Art for each card number. That is three base cards plus six premium variants, or nine tracked printings.

Do the SCR and Super Alt-Art versions play differently?

No. They are treatments of the same card number, so the premium art does not change the printed effect or gameplay cost.

Which FB10 SCR is best for competitive play?

There is no permanent answer. Vegito has recent verified tournament evidence, but each SCR belongs to a different Leader shell. Choose the card your tested deck uses and compare printings afterward.

What are FB10 SCR cards worth in September 2026?

InkSight's current page displayed Super Alt-Art references of about $2.3K for Vegito, $1.2K for Son Gohan : Childhood, and $1,000 for Cell during this audit. Verify live listings and condition.

References

• Official FB10 Cross Force product page: set contents, Leader overview, release date, MSRP, and Super Alt-Art confirmation.
• Dragon Ball Official FB10 Alt-Art announcement: the three SCR names and their art presentation.
• Official FB10-121 Vegito card page: card type, cost, Evolve, draw, and mill text.
• Official FB10-122 Son Gohan : Childhood card page: Green card identity, Ki text, and Master's Teachings trait.
• Official FB10-123 Cell card page: Black card identity, Evolve, Double Strike, and Drop-area combo text.
• InkSight Cross Force price guide: daily TCGplayer market references and variant labels.
• DeckPlanet Fusion World results: recent official-event standings including the September 13 Melbourne Regionals.