Dragon Ball Super Card Game: Fusion World's newest mainline set, FB11 Brightness of Hope, released in Japan on 12 September 2026 — and buried in the announcement was a change that matters more than the cards themselves: it's the first price increase the line has ever had.
The price change
Every mainline Fusion World booster set since the game launched in 2024 has held the same Japanese pack price. FB11 breaks that streak, moving to ¥240 per pack. It's a modest jump on paper, but it's the first time Bandai has moved the number at all across the entire FB-numbered mainline, which makes it worth knowing about even if you're not buying FB11 specifically — it sets a precedent for where future sets are likely to land.
What's in Brightness of Hope
FB11 continues the mainline numbered series that's carried Fusion World's core story and mechanics since FB01. The English version follows on 16 October 2026, roughly five weeks behind the Japanese release — a shorter gap than some earlier sets in the line, which is generally good news if you're weighing whether to import Japanese or wait.
What's coming after it
FB12, Reach the God, is already confirmed for later in 2026, themed around the new Dragon Ball Super: Beerus anime. Two new starter decks, The Saiyan Raised on Earth and The Prince of Saiyans, are built specifically to pair with it — worth watching if Goku and Vegeta are characters you collect around.
What this means if you're buying now
A price increase on new sets doesn't move the price of product that's already sealed and sitting on shelves — but it's a reasonable signal that waiting doesn't necessarily get cheaper from here. If you've been sitting on the fence about a Fusion World box, FB11 is as good a moment as any to stop waiting for a better price and buy.
Buying with confidence
Whichever set you're after, our approach doesn't change: Japanese Fusion World booster boxes are already in the UK, factory sealed, dispatched in 1–3 working days — no customs surprises, no three-week wait. And for singles, every card is individually scanned, front, back and all four corners, at 600 DPI, so what's on screen is exactly what ships.