On this page · 11 sections
- The 10 most valuable Fusion World cards from packs
- How we priced these cards
- Why super alt arts top every list
- How often do these cards actually sell?
- Prize and serial-numbered cards
- Which recent cards are worth checking in your binder?
- What makes a Fusion World card valuable?
- Should you grade your Fusion World hits?
- Where to go next
- Track your Fusion World collection with CollectorDream
- FAQ
Updated: October 29, 2026
The most valuable Dragon Ball Fusion World cards are almost all super alt arts: the gold-treatment versions of each set's Secret Rares, led by Gogeta and Goku. This list ranks the English cards you can pull from booster packs, using TCGplayer's prices and its record of recent sales, and shows something most price lists skip: how rarely the top cards actually sell.
The 10 most valuable Fusion World cards from packs
# | Card | Set | Version | Market Price | Most recent sale | NM sales, last 3 months |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Gogeta: GT, FB09-123 | Dual Evolution | Super alt art (SCR) | $2,000.00 | None shown | 0 |
2 | Son Gohan: Childhood, FB01-140 | Manga Booster 02 | Secret Rare | $2,000.00 | $1,500.00 | 0 |
3 | Gogeta: BR, FB09-121 | Dual Evolution | Super alt art (SCR) | $1,824.50 | $1,650.00 | 0 |
4 | Son Goku, FB05-119 | New Adventure | Super alt art (SCR) | $1,487.50 | $1,475.00 | 1 |
5 | Son Goku, FB01-139 | Awakened Pulse | Super alt art (SCR) | $1,487.50 | None shown | 0 |
6 | Gogeta: BR, FB09-001 | Dual Evolution | Super alt art (Leader) | $1,418.00 | $1,451.98 | 2 ($1,200–$1,451.98) |
7 | Cell, FB10-123 | Cross Force | Super alt art (SCR) | $999.43 | $999.22 | 4 ($900–$1,098.99) |
8 | Son Goku: GT, FB07-122 | Wish for Shenron | Alt art (SCR) | $763.25 | $720.00 | 5 ($720–$749.99) |
9 | Vegito, FB02-139 | Blazing Aura | Super alt art (SCR) | $743.33 | $794.99 | 4 ($645–$794.99) |
10 | Son Goku: GT, FB03-140 | Raging Roar | Super alt art (SCR) | $722.50 | $845.00 | 1 |
English, raw, Near Mint. Market Price, most recent sale and the three-month sales count are from each card's TCGplayer page, checked Oct 29, 2026: #1, #2, #3, #4, #5, #6, #7, #8, #9, #10. TCGplayer doesn't show the date of the most recent sale on the product page. Ranges are the low and high sale in those three months.
Just outside the top 10: Frieza FB05-120 super alt art, at a $575.25 Market Price with two sales in three months, both around $575 (TCGplayer).
How we priced these cards
We started from TCGplayer's full Fusion World catalog, using its daily price file of October 27, 2026 via tcgcsv.com, and kept English cards that come out of booster packs. Then we opened each card's TCGplayer page on October 29, 2026, and read three things for Near Mint English copies:
- Market Price: TCGplayer's own estimate built from recent sales.
- Most recent sale: the last completed sale TCGplayer shows.
- Sales in the last three months: how many copies actually sold, with the lowest and highest price.
Prices are for raw (ungraded) English cards. Graded copies and Japanese cards are priced separately and aren't in this list.
One card we left out on purpose: the Son Goku FB09-025 leader super alt art showed a $1,350 Market Price in the October 27 file, but its TCGplayer page showed no Market Price two days later, so we couldn't confirm it.
Why super alt arts top every list
A super alt art is the top alt-art tier in Fusion World: a gold-treatment version of a set's Secret Rare, and in Dual Evolution (FB09) of some leaders too. For the most recent set, FB11 Brightness of Hope, Bandai gave all three Secret Rares a super alt-art version (Bandai, FB11).
They're scarce. Bandai doesn't publish pull rates, but a Japanese guide estimated about one super alt art per 60 Japanese FB11 boxes, and says that figure isn't official and gives no sample size (Gamepedia, Sep 12, 2026). Each set has only a handful, and each shows a fan-favorite character.
The character matters as much as the rarity:
- Goku, Gogeta and Vegito take 8 of the top 10 spots, and Goku's son Gohan takes another.
- Cell at #7 is the only villain in the top 10.
- The regular-art Secret Rare of the same card is worth a fraction of its super alt art. That's the gap you're paying for.
We explain how the alt-art tiers work, and what the newest set adds, in our FB12 Reach the God chase card guide.
How often do these cards actually sell?
Rarely. The top 10 cards had 17 Near Mint sales between them on TCGplayer in the three months to October 29, 2026, and four of them had none. A Market Price for a card that hasn't sold in months is a record of an older sale, not a quote.
What that means if you own or want one:
- Expect a wide range. With so few sales, the next one can land well above or below the Market Price. Gogeta: GT FB09-123's cheapest listing on TCGplayer on October 29 was $4,500 (asking price), more than twice its Market Price.
- Check eBay sold listings too. Some high-end Fusion World cards sell outside TCGplayer, so one marketplace can miss part of the picture.
- Patience matters on both sides. If you're buying, wait for a fair listing. If you're selling, a fair price may take a while to find a buyer.
Prize and serial-numbered cards
The most expensive Fusion World cards of all don't come from packs. They're tournament prizes, some serial-numbered.
- Son Goku FP-001 (serial-numbered): 777 numbered copies were given out as top-finisher prizes at Awakened Pulse tournaments. TCGplayer shows an $8,000 Market Price but no sale in the three months to October 29, 2026 (TCGplayer).
- Gogeta: BR FB09-007 (serial-numbered) and Vegito FB04-130 (alt-art promo): $2,140 and $1,404.99 TCGplayer Market Prices in its October 27, 2026 data file (tcgcsv.com).
These cards sell even less often than the super alt arts, so treat their prices as rough markers, not quotes.
Which recent cards are worth checking in your binder?
If you opened FB11 Brightness of Hope, check your alt-art leaders and Secret Rares first. They're far below the top 10 in price, but they sell often, so their prices are easy to trust.
FB11 card | Version | Market Price | NM sales, last 3 months |
|---|---|---|---|
Son Goku, FB11-001 | Leader alt art | $191.29 | 15 ($120–$199.98) |
Son Goku, FB11-121 | Secret Rare alt art | $190.28 | 29 ($160–$274.77) |
English, raw, Near Mint. TCGplayer product pages for FB11-001 and FB11-121, checked Oct 29, 2026.
FB11's three super alt arts had no Market Price yet on October 27; their cheapest English listings ran from $955 to $2,000 (asking prices, TCGplayer data file via tcgcsv.com). We'll rank them once they have a sales history.
What makes a Fusion World card valuable?
Five things push a Fusion World card's price up, roughly in this order:
- Super alt art treatment. The top tier, with only a few per set.
- The character. Goku, Gogeta and Vegito lead; popular villains like Cell and Frieza follow.
- Leader or Secret Rare. Leaders and Secret Rares get the most demanded alt arts.
- Prize or serial number. Tournament prizes with a fixed print run sit above everything from packs.
- Condition. Every price here is Near Mint. Whitening, scratches or a bent corner take a card out of these numbers.
Protect anything near the top of this list straight away: a penny sleeve, then a toploader or a magnetic holder. Our card sleeve size guide lists the right sleeve for Fusion World cards.
Should you grade your Fusion World hits?
Grading makes most sense for super alt arts and the priciest alt-art leaders, where a top grade can matter to a buyer and the fee is small next to the card's price. For lower-priced cards, fees and shipping usually eat most of the difference.
Our PSA vs CGC vs TAG vs BGS comparison covers fees and which graders take Dragon Ball cards. If you're buying a high-end raw card, read our guide to spotting fake cards first.
Where to go next
- Fusion World FB12 Reach the God Chase Cards & Alt Arts: the newest set's chase cards
- Most Valuable One Piece Cards 2026: another Bandai game's top cards
- Dragon Ball Super Divers: The English Collector's Guide: Japan's arcade Dragon Ball cards
Track your Fusion World collection with CollectorDream
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FAQ
What is the most valuable Fusion World card?
From booster packs, the English Gogeta: GT FB09-123 super alt art, at a $2,000 TCGplayer Market Price (Oct 29, 2026). Overall, the serial-numbered FP-001 Son Goku tournament prize sits higher, at an $8,000 Market Price.
What is a super alt art in Fusion World?
The top alt-art tier: a gold-treatment version of a set's Secret Rare, and of some leaders in Dual Evolution. Each set has only a few, and Bandai doesn't publish their pull rates.
How do I check what my Fusion World card is worth?
Look up the card number on TCGplayer and check recent sales, not only the Market Price. If a card hasn't sold in months, compare eBay sold listings too.
Are Japanese Fusion World cards worth the same as English ones?
No. Japanese and English copies are separate products with separate prices. This list covers English cards only.
Alec Nguyen
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