Fusion World FB12, Reach the God, is confirmed for a December 18, 2026 release across the NA/LatAm/Europe/Oceania English-language region, which includes Canada. That's six days after the set's December 12 Japanese debut.
With a real anime tie-in behind it, tied to the new Dragon Ball Super: Beerus series, Reach the God is likely to see stronger-than-usual early demand compared to a routine quarterly Fusion World release.
For Canadian collectors, that combination of holiday-season timing and anime-driven demand makes preordering a more useful strategy than waiting to buy at retail after release.
Here's what to check before placing a preorder for Reach the God from Canada.
Canadian buyers fall under the NA/LatAm/Europe/Oceania English-language release, dated December 18, 2026, not the December 12 Japanese date some early coverage referenced. Confirming which regional release a specific listing is preordering against avoids ordering the wrong version by mistake.
Import-focused Japanese sealed product is also widely available to Canadian buyers, but it carries a different card count per pack and a different price point than the English-language release.
Bandai's official English-region MSRP for Reach the God is $4.99 per pack, with 12 cards included. Japan's official pricing is ¥240 per pack for a 6-card configuration, working out to a meaningfully different per-card value once currency and card count are both factored in.
For Canadian collectors deciding between an English-language preorder and a Japanese import, that per-pack card count difference is worth checking before comparing prices side by side.
A full booster box holds 24 packs, whether English or Japanese configuration, and is generally the more cost-efficient way to chase the set's Rare, Super Rare, and Secret Rare tiers. Individual packs make more sense for casual collectors just looking to try the set or complete a specific card without a full-box commitment.
Since Secret Rares sit at only 3 out of 123 total types, box-level buying meaningfully improves realistic odds over single-pack purchases. Either way, EVORETRO's Matte Card Sleeves are worth having ready for whatever comes out of the first pack.
Two new starter decks, FS13 The Saiyan Raised on Earth and FS14 The Prince of Saiyans, share Reach the God's December release window at ¥1,650 each in Japan. Canadian collectors building a complete December haul should check for these alongside the mainline booster set rather than assuming the booster is the only new product that month.
Full contents for both starter decks were unconfirmed as of this writing, so it's worth checking closer to release before committing to a preorder based on assumed contents rather than confirmed specifics.
A set launching alongside a new anime tie-in tends to see stronger day-one demand than a routine release, both from existing Fusion World players and from newer fans drawn in by the show itself. December's holiday shopping season adds another layer of demand on top of that.
Preordering ahead of the December 18 release date is a reasonable way to avoid competing with both of those demand sources at once during release week, particularly for a Canadian buyer relying on cross-border shipping timelines.
Before preordering, confirm the exact regional release the listing is tied to, the card count per pack for that region, and whether the price reflects a single pack, a booster display, or a full case. Reach the God's regional packaging differences make this more important than it would be for a set with uniform global specs.
A quick check against Bandai's own official product pages is the most reliable way to confirm these details rather than relying on a single retailer's listing alone, especially this close to a release with real regional packaging differences.
Whether you preorder from a Canadian retailer or import Japanese sealed product directly, shipping timelines and potential customs duties are worth checking before assuming a December 18 preorder arrives exactly on release day. A Canadian-based retailer carrying the English-language release generally avoids the customs complexity that comes with a direct Japanese import.
For a set this tied to a specific release-week anime tie-in, arriving even a few days late isn't a major problem, but it's still worth building a small buffer into your expected delivery window.
December 18, 2026, under the NA/LatAm/Europe/Oceania English-language release.
$4.99 MSRP, with 12 cards per pack per Bandai's official product listing.
It depends on the per-pack card count and current exchange rate; the two regions use different pack configurations.
24 packs per box, in both the English-language and Japanese configurations.
Whatever you decide to preorder, having storage and protection ready ahead of release day keeps your first pulls in good condition from the start. EVORETRO's Plastic Deck Box gives a new Reach the God deck a sturdy home as soon as it's built.
For everyday sleeving across a growing collection, glare-free protection keeps every pull looking as good as the day it was pulled.
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