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Dragon Ball Super Fusion World packs

Quick answer

Dragon Ball Super Card Game Fusion World ships booster packs and 24-pack booster boxes, with Secret Rares and signed alternate-art cards of iconic Saiyans as the chase. Every pack is random — no product guarantees a specific card.

Pick the set first (that decides which cards are possible), then the configuration: a booster box for the lowest per-pack price, single packs to sample. If you want one specific Secret Rare, buying the single is usually more predictable than opening packs.

Dragon Ball Super Fusion World packs
ProductGameSetTypePacksChaseBeginnerCollectorPull dataMarketplace link
New Adventure Booster Box

bulk opening

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New Adventure Booster Pack

casual opening

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Blazing Aura Booster Box

bulk opening

Dragon BallBlazing AuraBooster Box24●●●●○●●●○○●●●●○View on TCGplayer
Blazing Aura Booster Pack

casual opening

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Awakened Pulse Booster Box

bulk opening

Dragon BallAwakened PulseBooster Box24●●●●○●●●○○●●●●○View on TCGplayer
Awakened Pulse Booster Pack

casual opening

Dragon BallAwakened PulseBooster Pack1●●●●○●●●●○●●●○○View on TCGplayer

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Estimates, not guarantees

Pull statistics are estimates based on available data and may vary. Opening packs is random. No pack, box, or sealed product guarantees a specific card unless the product explicitly states it.

Open packs for fun and collecting. If you need a specific card, compare the cost of buying the single.

Always check official product details and set lists before buying.

Related guides

Basics

What Is a Booster Pack? Card Counts, Randomness, and When to Buy One

A booster pack is a factory-sealed pack of randomized trading cards from a specific set. Card counts vary by game: 10 in Pokémon, 14 in a Magic Play Booster, 9 in Yu-Gi-Oh!, 12 in One Piece and Lorcana, and 16 in Star Wars Unlimited. You never know exactly which cards are inside — that randomness is the appeal, and also the reason singles are often the smarter buy for a specific card.

Updated Jul 24, 2026

Strategy

Booster Pack vs Booster Box: Which Should You Buy?

A booster box is simply a sealed case of packs — usually 24 to 36 depending on the game — and it almost always has a lower price per pack than buying packs individually. Boxes make sense when you already know you want many packs from one set; single packs make sense for sampling, gifts, or small budgets. Neither guarantees any specific card.

Updated Jul 24, 2026

Buying

Packs or Singles? The Honest Math Behind the Choice

For any specific card, singles win: you pay a known price and get exactly the card, while packs offer only a small chance per pack at a similar or higher total cost. Packs win when the goal is the experience itself — opening fun, set breadth, draft night, or a gift. The mistake is using one tool for the other job.

Updated Jul 24, 2026

Frequently asked questions

How many cards are in a booster pack?

It depends on the game: modern Pokémon packs have 10 cards, Magic: The Gathering Play Boosters have 14 playing cards, Yu-Gi-Oh! core boosters have 9, One Piece and Disney Lorcana packs have 12, and Star Wars Unlimited packs have 16. Always check the product listing for the exact count.

What is a booster pack?

A booster pack is a sealed pack of random trading cards from a specific set or product line. It can be fun for collecting and opening, but it does not guarantee a specific card. If you only want one card, buying the single is usually more predictable.

Are some booster packs better than others?

Packs differ by set (which cards are possible), by product line (e.g. Collector Boosters carry more premium slots), and by price. Within the same product line and set, one pack is not "luckier" than another — every pack is random.

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