Dragon Ball Cards — Characters, Rarities and Set Index

CardSpicy builds card protection products and runs this collector’s index. We cover Pokémon, One Piece, Gundam, Dragon Ball, Naruto, Yu-Gi-Oh!, Digimon and Riftbound, plus our newer sections on Magic: The Gathering, Disney Lorcana, Star Wars: Unlimited, Flesh and Blood and UNION ARENA — every card game we index in full, with the sleeves and rigid holders that fit them. We sell PSA 10 only, because that is the grade the market actually trades.

Dragon Ball Super Card Game — the sets

Bandai’s main Dragon Ball game launched with Galactic Battle in 2017 and ran a numbered booster series for six years, with starter decks, expansion sets and anniversary boxes alongside it. 71 sets are tracked here, holding 7,355 cards between them.

The table lists the sets with the deepest graded markets. The highest-priced single card in the whole Dragon Ball catalogue sits in History of Z at $19,625.

Fusion World — the sets

Fusion World is the newer Bandai game, printed from 2024 onwards, with its own set codes and its own roster. 30 sets are tracked here, holding 2,473 cards. Its chase cards are the Super Alternate Art prints and the gold energy markers, which sit at the top of the price table.

Character guides

Each character with enough priced cards for a ranking has its own page, grouped below by how deep the pool runs.

The characters with the deepest pools — 35 characters

• Son Goku — 1,127 Dragon Ball cards, 423 with a PSA 10 value, top $19,625.
• Broly — 224 Dragon Ball cards, 76 with a PSA 10 value, top $10,100.
• Vegeta — 659 Dragon Ball cards, 181 with a PSA 10 value, top $6,000.
• Son Gohan — 468 Dragon Ball cards, 124 with a PSA 10 value, top $5,000.
• Gogeta — 154 Dragon Ball cards, 80 with a PSA 10 value, top $4,985.55.
• Gotenks — 104 Dragon Ball cards, 29 with a PSA 10 value, top $4,450.
• Bardock — 102 Dragon Ball cards, 26 with a PSA 10 value, top $4,100.
• Piccolo — 282 Dragon Ball cards, 68 with a PSA 10 value, top $3,900.
• Vegito — 146 Dragon Ball cards, 58 with a PSA 10 value, top $3,688.88.
• Bulma — 132 Dragon Ball cards, 39 with a PSA 10 value, top $3,200.
• Shenron — 118 Dragon Ball cards, 35 with a PSA 10 value, top $2,425.
• Majin Buu — 201 Dragon Ball cards, 50 with a PSA 10 value, top $1,556.62.
• Goten — 125 Dragon Ball cards, 22 with a PSA 10 value, top $1,349.81.
• Trunks — 310 Dragon Ball cards, 63 with a PSA 10 value, top $1,005.
• Frieza — 261 Dragon Ball cards, 75 with a PSA 10 value, top $862.65.
• Hit — 51 Dragon Ball cards, 13 with a PSA 10 value, top $776.01.
• Beerus — 80 Dragon Ball cards, 16 with a PSA 10 value, top $757.83.
• Cell — 147 Dragon Ball cards, 47 with a PSA 10 value, top $663.88.
• Android 21 — 38 Dragon Ball cards, 12 with a PSA 10 value, top $495.
• Goku Black — 84 Dragon Ball cards, 13 with a PSA 10 value, top $465.86.
• Android 17 — 132 Dragon Ball cards, 26 with a PSA 10 value, top $320.11.
• Pan — 92 Dragon Ball cards, 13 with a PSA 10 value, top $300.
• Krillin — 114 Dragon Ball cards, 13 with a PSA 10 value, top $290.
• Omega Shenron — 20 Dragon Ball cards, 11 with a PSA 10 value, top $238.74.
• Android 18 — 143 Dragon Ball cards, 40 with a PSA 10 value, top $230.
• Zamasu — 98 Dragon Ball cards, 24 with a PSA 10 value, top $225.06.
• Kefla — 48 Dragon Ball cards, 11 with a PSA 10 value, top $225.06.
• Jiren — 46 Dragon Ball cards, 12 with a PSA 10 value, top $202.50.
• Captain Ginyu — 47 Dragon Ball cards, 10 with a PSA 10 value, top $195.
• Baby — 85 Dragon Ball cards, 23 with a PSA 10 value, top $194.67.
• Videl — 55 Dragon Ball cards, 10 with a PSA 10 value, top $172.49.
• King Piccolo — 43 Dragon Ball cards, 14 with a PSA 10 value, top $152.50.
• Cooler — 96 Dragon Ball cards, 20 with a PSA 10 value, top $144.50.
• Janemba — 68 Dragon Ball cards, 12 with a PSA 10 value, top $140.
• Turles — 37 Dragon Ball cards, 10 with a PSA 10 value, top $88.67.

Characters with five to nine priced cards — 8 characters

• Android 16 — 34 Dragon Ball cards, 6 with a PSA 10 value, top $218.32.
• Raditz — 40 Dragon Ball cards, 9 with a PSA 10 value, top $212.35.
• Master Roshi — 47 Dragon Ball cards, 5 with a PSA 10 value, top $192.50.
• Supreme Kai — 65 Dragon Ball cards, 9 with a PSA 10 value, top $167.98.
• Super 17 — 31 Dragon Ball cards, 7 with a PSA 10 value, top $104.
• Whis — 69 Dragon Ball cards, 8 with a PSA 10 value, top $93.19.
• Yamcha — 51 Dragon Ball cards, 6 with a PSA 10 value, top $84.
• Nappa — 35 Dragon Ball cards, 6 with a PSA 10 value, top $69.99.

Characters with one to four priced cards — 23 characters

• Chi-Chi — 25 Dragon Ball cards, 4 with a PSA 10 value, top $513.76.
• Vados — 24 Dragon Ball cards, 3 with a PSA 10 value, top $200.
• Dabura — 25 Dragon Ball cards, 2 with a PSA 10 value, top $186.88.
• Shallot — 4 Dragon Ball cards, 4 with a PSA 10 value, top $177.50.
• Toppo — 19 Dragon Ball cards, 4 with a PSA 10 value, top $111.67.
• King Cold — 21 Dragon Ball cards, 2 with a PSA 10 value, top $102.50.
• Dende — 25 Dragon Ball cards, 2 with a PSA 10 value, top $97.70.
• Caulifla — 32 Dragon Ball cards, 3 with a PSA 10 value, top $94.74.
• Syn Shenron — 23 Dragon Ball cards, 4 with a PSA 10 value, top $80.
• Tien — 54 Dragon Ball cards, 3 with a PSA 10 value, top $71.69.
• Kale — 37 Dragon Ball cards, 3 with a PSA 10 value, top $70.
• Oolong — 16 Dragon Ball cards, 1 with a PSA 10 value, top $66.
• Korin — 4 Dragon Ball cards, 1 with a PSA 10 value, top $61.
• Hercule — 35 Dragon Ball cards, 2 with a PSA 10 value, top $59.99.
• Mira — 27 Dragon Ball cards, 3 with a PSA 10 value, top $45.53.
• Giblet — 4 Dragon Ball cards, 1 with a PSA 10 value, top $43.
• Towa — 32 Dragon Ball cards, 3 with a PSA 10 value, top $40.36.
• Marcarita — 7 Dragon Ball cards, 2 with a PSA 10 value, top $37.19.
• Champa — 27 Dragon Ball cards, 3 with a PSA 10 value, top $35.
• Frost — 29 Dragon Ball cards, 2 with a PSA 10 value, top $33.
• Cabba — 37 Dragon Ball cards, 3 with a PSA 10 value, top $32.
• Dr. Gero — 9 Dragon Ball cards, 1 with a PSA 10 value, top $29.90.
• Chiaotzu — 17 Dragon Ball cards, 1 with a PSA 10 value, top $20.

Characters with no graded sale on record yet — 6 characters

• Ribrianne — 15 Dragon Ball cards, 0 with a PSA 10 value.
• Dyspo — 12 Dragon Ball cards, 0 with a PSA 10 value.
• Yajirobe — 11 Dragon Ball cards, 0 with a PSA 10 value.
• Puar — 5 Dragon Ball cards, 0 with a PSA 10 value.
• Sorbet — 5 Dragon Ball cards, 0 with a PSA 10 value.
• Vegeta Jr. — 2 Dragon Ball cards, 0 with a PSA 10 value.

Top 10 recommended reading

Everything we have written about Dragon Ball, ordered so that a new reader can start at the top and work down. Masters and Fusion World are separate games, and the first two articles explain why that matters before anything else does.

1. What the Dragon Ball Card Game IsThere are two Dragon Ball trading card games, not one. Masters has run since 2017; Fusion World replaced it as the flagship in 2024, and neither uses the other’s cards.
2. Masters and Fusion World: The Two Dragon Ball GamesOne brand, two games, no compatibility. A side-by-side of the codes, the deck rules, the card types and the top rarity of each line.
3. How to Read a Dragon Ball Card NumberEvery Dragon Ball card carries a code in the corner. The letters name the product line and the digits name the card inside it — and the prefix tells you which of the two games you have.
4. Dragon Ball Card Rarities ExplainedTwo ladders, not one. Masters runs from Common to God Rare; Fusion World stops at Secret Rare. Here is every tier in both games, and which game prints it.
5. The Dragon Ball Chase TiersAbove the rarity ladder sit the treatments collectors actually hunt: God Rare in Masters, the Super Alternate Art Secret Rare in Fusion World, and signed or special-leader printings.
6. Every Dragon Ball Set in OrderMasters runs from Galactic Battle in 2017 to the Ultra-Bout series, and Fusion World from Awakened Pulse in 2024 onward. Here is how the release list is built.
7. The Most Expensive Dragon Ball CardsRanked by the PSA 10 value in our own pull: a Masters God Rare, a Fusion World promo, and a run of Energy Markers that is genuinely strange.
8. Energy Markers: The Cards That Are Not CharactersEnergy Markers exist to pay a cost, carry no character art, and still sit among the most expensive Dragon Ball printings we track. Here is how that happened.
9. Dragon Ball Promo Cards: How They Are Given OutA large share of the scarcest Dragon Ball cards cannot be pulled from a pack. They are handed out at events, stamped at prereleases and bundled with product — and that is what sets their supply.
10. Dragon Ball Sealed Product: What Is in Each BoxBooster boxes, starter decks, draft boxes, anniversary boxes and energy marker packs. What each one contains, and why the box matters more than the pack count.

Browse by topic

All 49 Dragon Ball articles on the site, grouped the way the rest of the library is grouped.

The card numbers themselves are in a separate index: the Dragon Ball Fusion World card list sets out every numbered card the publisher’s own database holds, booster set by booster set, with how many printings exist for each number — and the starter decks, Manga Boosters, the Story Booster and the promotion cards are on its companion card list.

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Frequently asked questions

Are Dragon Ball Masters and Fusion World the same game?

No. They are two games from one publisher, and no card from either is legal in the other. Masters launched in July 2017; Fusion World launched in February 2024. This index covers both, and every tile below counts one character’s pool across both games at once.

How many Dragon Ball cards are there?

The catalogue behind this page tracks 9,828 card printings across 101 sets — every Dragon Ball Super Card Game and Fusion World product we hold. Of those, 2,047 currently carry a PSA 10 value.

Is this a Dragon Ball card price guide?

No, it is an index. It shows how many cards each character has and how many of them carry a tracked PSA 10 value. The priced cards themselves are listed on each character’s page, and the highest values are collected in the most expensive Dragon Ball cards.

Which Dragon Ball set should a new collector start with?

The pool is split across two games and more than a hundred sets, so the first decision is which game, not which set. Masters has the longer history; Fusion World is the easier on-ramp. The set list maps both release calendars.

How are the character pages ranked?

By how much of each character actually carries a price, not by how much of it was printed. Son Goku leads with 423 priced cards, and the grid is ordered the same way — deepest priced pool first.

Does this page list CardSpicy’s own prices?

No. The values quoted on this site are third-party secondary-market observations, always with the date they were retrieved. Our own asking prices for the cards we hold are on each product page.

Sources

Sources and further reading

1. Bandai — the DRAGON BALL SUPER CARD GAME official site: the announcement renaming the original game Masters and launching Fusion World, the official rule manuals for both games (deck construction, colours, life, the copy limit), and the official product pages listing each set’s card types, card quantities and rarity structure. This is the source for every game rule, card-code family and rarity tier described on this page and in the articles linked above.
2. PriceCharting — Dragon Ball card console listings, covering the Dragon Ball Super Card Game and Fusion World sets listed above. PSA 10 values retrieved 2026-10-04.
3. PriceCharting — individual card pages for the 2,047 priced prints behind the rankings on this page.
4. PriceCharting — the same console listings, for the set names, card codes and card counts behind the catalogue.
5. Bandai — the official Fusion World product pages for the Manga Booster and Story Booster lines, including the statement that energy markers were included in a booster pack for the first time and that all 21 designs are obtainable only from that product.
6. CardSpicy — the Dragon Ball articles indexed on this page, which set out how the card-code families, the rarity tiers and the set lists were compiled from the sources above.

Prices quoted are secondary-market observations at the date cited and move quickly; nothing here is a valuation or an investment recommendation. Our own asking prices for the cards we hold are on each product page.