Dragon Ball Super Card Game: Fusion World has kept up a remarkably steady quarterly release pace since its February 2024 launch, and FB12, subtitled Reach the God, is the line's next mainline booster set.
Bandai's official Japanese product list confirms a December 12, 2026 release in Japan, with the NA/LatAm/Europe/Oceania English version following on December 18, 2026 — a detail worth knowing since some earlier coverage rounded this to a slightly different December date.
Reach the God also arrives with a real anime hook behind it, tying into Dragon Ball's newest television series rather than launching purely on its own merits.
Here's everything confirmed about the set so far, cross-checked against Bandai's own official product pages.
Japan gets Reach the God first, on December 12, 2026, per Bandai's official Japanese product list. The English-language version, covering North America, Latin America, Europe, and Oceania, follows close behind on December 18, 2026, per the equivalent official English-region product page.
That six-day gap is typical for how Fusion World has staged its international releases historically, rather than a delay specific to this set.
Reach the God carries 123 total card types, continuing the card-count range Fusion World has settled into since FB06 through FB11, all of which land between 122 and 125 types. That consistency makes Reach the God feel like a stable, expected-size mainline release rather than an outlier in either direction.
U.S. retail listings break the 123 types down as 5 Leaders, 40 Commons, 35 Uncommons, 25 Rares, 15 Super Rares, and 3 Secret Rares, matching the same rarity split FB09 through FB11 have used. Tracking a checklist this size is easier with EVORETRO's 9-Pocket Binder Pages set up from the first box you open.
In Japan, Reach the God is priced at ¥240 per pack and ¥5,760 per 24-pack box, the same rate Bandai introduced starting with FB11 — the line's first price increase since FB01 launched at ¥220 per pack back in 2024.
Bandai's official U.S. product page lists Reach the God at an MSRP of $4.99, with the English-region packaging listed at 12 cards per pack, compared to Japan's 6-cards-per-pack configuration — a real regional packaging difference worth knowing before comparing per-pack value across markets.
Reach the God launches alongside Dragon Ball Super: Beerus, an enhanced new anime series confirmed for a Fall 2026 debut. Bandai's own product description for the set explicitly frames it as launching alongside the anime, with a lineup focused on characters from that storyline.
That god-tier framing lines up with the set's own name, and it's a meaningful reason Reach the God is likely to draw renewed collector attention beyond Fusion World's existing player base.
Fusion World has never used the God Rare (GDR) rarity that exists in the separate DBS Masters and Dragon Ball Super DIVERS lines. Reach the God's top chase tier instead follows the same three-step ladder as recent Fusion World sets: Secret Rare, then Secret Rare Alt-Art, then Secret Rare Super Alt-Art.
Every one of the set's three Secret Rares is expected to receive its own Super Alt-Art version, continuing the pattern FB09 through FB11 established.
Two new starter decks, FS13 The Saiyan Raised on Earth and FS14 The Prince of Saiyans, are confirmed for the same December 12, 2026 Japanese release window as Reach the God, each priced at ¥1,650. Neither deck's full contents were confirmed as of this writing.
Collectors building a complete December Fusion World haul should budget for these alongside the booster set itself, not just the mainline boosters, since all three products share the same release window and retailer restock cycle.
December 12, 2026 in Japan, and December 18, 2026 for the English-language version.
123 total, split across 5 Leaders, 40 Commons, 35 Uncommons, 25 Rares, 15 Super Rares, and 3 Secret Rares.
Dragon Ball Super: Beerus, a new enhanced anime series debuting Fall 2026.
No, Fusion World's top rarity ladder is Secret Rare, then Alt-Art, then Super Alt-Art.
With a real anime tie-in behind it, Reach the God is a reasonable set to prepare for ahead of time rather than deciding on protection after the first pulls arrive. EVORETRO's Toploaders are a simple first stop for any Secret Rare pull straight out of the pack.
For collectors tracking the full 123-card checklist, organizing pulls into a binder from day one keeps the whole set easy to review as it comes together.
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