Cross Force card list FB10

Dragon Ball Super Fusion World · Booster SetsReleased Jun 19, 2026162 cards (40 of them parallels)$2,769.41 for one of each (160 priced)Prices as of Oct 7, 2026

Cross Force is 162 cards: 122 numbered cards (11 Leaders and 132 Battles) and 40 alternate arts, in Black, Blue, Green, Red and Yellow. At today's market prices one of each costs at least $2,769 (160 of 162 priced), and the most valuable card is Cell FB10-123 (Super Alternate Art) from Cross Force ($999.43).

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Most valuable Cross Force cards

CardPrintingRarityMarket price
Cell FB10-123Super Alternate ArtSecret Rare$999.43
Son Gohan : Childhood FB10-122Alternate ArtSecret Rare$195.78
Son Goku/Vegeta // Vegito FB10-025Alternate ArtLeader$175.71
Cell FB10-123Alternate ArtSecret Rare$160.96
Son Goku FB10-001Alternate ArtLeader$159.01
Potara FB10-047Alternate ArtRare$84.70
Vegito FB10-041Alternate ArtUncommon$83.71
Cell FB10-097Alternate ArtLeader$66.41
Vegito FB10-121Alternate ArtSecret Rare$56.90
Piccolo FB10-070Alternate ArtSuper Rare$51.68

Characters in Cross Force

44 characters appear on this set’s cards. Each links to that character’s master set: every card of the name, in every set.

Cross Force card list FAQ

How many cards are in Cross Force?

Cross Force has 162 cards: 122 numbered cards and 40 alternate arts.

How many alternate arts are in Cross Force?

40 alternate arts: 36 Alternate Art, 3 Super Alternate Art and 1 Great Ape.

How much does a complete Cross Force set cost?

One of every card in Cross Force costs at least $2,769 (160 of 162 priced) at current TCGplayer market prices. Prices are refreshed nightly.

What is the most expensive card in Cross Force?

Cell FB10-123 (Super Alternate Art) from Cross Force, at a market price of $999.43.

When was Cross Force released?

Cross Force (FB10), a Dragon Ball Super Fusion World booster set, was released on Jun 19, 2026.

What colors are in Cross Force?

Black (34), Blue (33), Green (33), Red (31) and Yellow (31); a multicolor card counts under each of its colors.