Dragon Ball Super Card Game Fusion World's 10th booster set, -CROSS FORCE- (FB10), released in Japan on June 13, 2026, with the English version arriving a day earlier on June 12. It's the follow-up to -DUAL EVOLUTION- (FB09), and it keeps the same chase-card structure that's defined the last few Fusion World sets: three Secret Rares, each with a Super Alt-Art variant, on top of a full lineup of Alt-Art Leaders and color-coded Super Rares.
If you've been cracking packs since release, there's a good chance you're holding at least a few cards worth stepping up your protection on, whether that's one of the three headline Secret Rares or one of the set's five Alt-Art Leader cards. This guide covers what's in Cross Force and how to think about protecting it.
FB10 introduces three new Secret Rare (SCR) cards: Vegito, Son Gohan: Childhood, and Cell. Each one has a Super Alt-Art version alongside its standard SCR printing, giving collectors six total chase variants to track down across the three characters. Vegito ties into the set's Blue Evolve strategy, Son Gohan: Childhood is a functional Leader-grade card in SCR form, and Cell's SCR arrives alongside his debut as a Black Evolve villain Leader.
All five Leader cards in the set have Alt-Art versions as well, including a card built around the Gohan and Piccolo master-disciple bond and Bojack's first appearance in Fusion World. Beyond the Leaders and Secret Rares, the set's Super Rare lineup is organized by color, with Red, Blue, Green, Yellow, and Black Alt-Art SRs each built around a specific character trio or strategy, including the first-ever Black android cards featuring Android 17/Android 18 and two versions of Cell.
Because Cross Force spreads its top rarities across three SCRs and five Alt-Art Leaders rather than concentrating them in one or two cards, more packs end up producing at least one card worth extra attention. That means more single-card sorting per box opened, and more raw cards changing hands in local trades and online sales shortly after a set's release.
If you've been opening Cross Force packs without a clear system for separating what you pull, this is a good point to go back through your cards and get the right protection on the ones that matter.
Whether it's a Common or a Secret Rare, the first layer of protection should go on as soon as a card comes out of the pack. This matters even more for the set's Alt-Art cards, since their finishes tend to show fingerprints and edge wear faster than a standard card face.
Best protection option: a close-fitting inner sleeve gives every Cross Force pull, Alt-Art included, a clean first layer before it goes into a binder or deck.
With five color groups of Alt-Art Super Rares and a full run of standard Leader cards in the set, most collectors opening even a handful of packs will end up with several of these. A sleeve alone works for a card headed straight into a binder, but a rigid layer is worth adding if the card is being transported or handled regularly.
Best protection option: a standard toploader keeps a sleeved Super Rare or Alt-Art Leader flat and protected without overcomplicating storage.
The set's three Secret Rares, Vegito, Son Gohan: Childhood, and Cell, along with their Super Alt-Art versions, are the top chase pulls in Cross Force. The full Alt-Art Leader lineup sits just below them in most collectors' priority.
Best protection option: a magnetic one-touch holder gives a Secret Rare or Alt-Art Leader pull a cleaner, more secure presentation than a standard toploader while keeping it fully protected from handling.
Some collectors are holding onto Cross Force booster boxes sealed rather than opening every pack right away, either for resale or to wait and see how the set's prices settle.
Best protection option: a fitted PET box protector keeps a sealed Dragon Ball Super booster box's shrink wrap and shape intact through handling and storage.
If you've been opening Cross Force packs, these EVORETRO products cover the range from Commons to Secret Rares:
The English version released June 12, 2026, with the Japanese version following on June 13.
The three Secret Rares are Vegito, Son Gohan: Childhood, and Cell, each with a Super Alt-Art version, giving six chase variants total.
Yes. All five Leader cards have Alt-Art versions, and the Super Rares are split into five color groups (Red, Blue, Green, Yellow, and Black), each with their own Alt-Art printings, plus Super Combo and Visual Alt-Art cards.
Bandai has confirmed STORY BOOSTER 01 (ST01), a new booster series built around Dragon Ball storylines, for release in August 2026.
Cross Force spreads its best pulls across three Secret Rares, five Alt-Art Leaders, and a full run of color-coded Alt-Art Super Rares, which means more collectors are likely to end up holding something worth protecting than in a set with just one or two headline chase cards. If you've been sitting on unsorted pulls since release, going back through them now and getting the right protection in place is worth the short time it takes.
Sleeve everything first, save the magnetic holders for your Secret Rares and Alt-Art Leaders, and keep any sealed booster boxes protected while you decide whether to open them.
If you want to learn more about protecting TCG cards and sealed product, these guides may also help:
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