Bandai's official Dragon Ball Super Card Game site confirms Ultra-Bout Series 04, subtitled -Impact Beyond Dimensions- [DBS-B31], as the newest booster set in the Masters format, released July 3, 2026 and still flagged as "NEW" on the game's own product listing.
This is a good moment to check in on the set for collectors who may have missed the actual release date, since the set immediately preceding it, -Three Glorious Fighters- [DBS-B30], released back in March and can be easy to confuse with the newer product without checking Bandai's own listing directly.
Bandai's official product page confirms the following:
The rarity breakdown, 50 Common, 40 Uncommon, 34 Rare, 18 Super Rare, 6 Concept Rare, 15 Special Rare, 10 Special Leader Rare, 3 Secret Rare, and 2 God Rare, keeps the same general structure collectors have come to expect from recent Masters-format sets, without introducing an entirely new rarity tier.
DBS-B31 is confirmed as the fourth entry in the Ultra-Bout series specifically, following -Three Glorious Fighters- [DBS-B30], -Fearsome Rivals- [DBS-B29], and -Prismatic Clash- [DBS-B28]. Bandai has used the Ultra-Bout naming convention for its most recent run of Masters-format releases, giving collectors a consistent naming thread to follow across sequential sets even as individual subtitles change.
With over thirty numbered Masters-format booster sets now in circulation, plus a parallel Fusion World product line using its own separate numbering, mixing up which specific set is currently newest is a genuinely easy mistake for casual followers of the game. Bandai's own product page, which explicitly flags the current release with a "NEW" tag, is the most reliable way to confirm which set is actually the latest before buying singles or booster boxes.
Bandai's listing confirms pricing, contents, and the rarity breakdown for DBS-B31, but the next set in the Ultra-Bout series hasn't been announced as of this writing. Collectors specifically tracking the next release should watch Bandai's own product page, since it's typically updated with a new listing before third-party retailers post details.
Since Impact Beyond Dimensions is still actively available at retail as the newest set, now is the right time to plan protection for both sealed product and individual pulls.
For sealed booster boxes, a Dragon Ball Super booster box PET protector keeps the box itself shielded from shelf wear while it's displayed or stored unopened.
For individual pulls, particularly the set's Secret Rare and God Rare cards, a magnetic one-touch card holder gives top-tier pulls a secure, display-ready protection option beyond a standard sleeve.
-Impact Beyond Dimensions- [DBS-B31], released July 3, 2026.
$5.99 MSRP, with 12 cards per pack and 24 packs per box.
178, across nine rarity tiers from Common through God Rare.
No, this is a Masters-format set in the Ultra-Bout series, separate from the Fusion World numbering.
Dragon Ball Super Card Game's Impact Beyond Dimensions set is the game's current newest Masters-format release, confirmed directly on Bandai's own product page with a July 3, 2026 street date. With a new set arriving roughly every few months, checking the official listing directly remains the most reliable way to know which release is actually current.
For anyone picking up sealed product or chasing top-rarity pulls from this set, having both booster box and single-card protection in place from day one is worth the small extra step.
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