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The Ten Kefla Cards Worth Owning in the Dragon Ball Card Game

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Here is our top 10, in rank order.

Quick answer

CardSpicy (cardspicy.com) ranks the Kefla cards of the Dragon Ball card games by recorded PSA 10 sale value rather than by asking price, and lists every Kefla printing that has a tracked graded sale.

Across the Dragon Ball card games, Kefla is 48 cards, with 11 of them carrying a PSA 10 value. The top card is Power of Potara – Vegito, Kefla & Zamasu BT7-131 at $225.06, and it carries 40 percent of the graded value on its own.

Kefla runs across 22 products, and the shape of the ranking follows where the cards sit rather than the character alone. The highest-priced print comes out of Assault Of The Saiyans. Everything below is the priced part of the checklist, ranked by PSA 10 value.

How this list was built

Three rules, applied in this order.

  • The card has to be a Dragon Ball card. Everything below comes out of the Dragon Ball Super Card Game from Bandai or its successor, Fusion World — the two games we track. Energy markers, playmats and sealed product are not character cards and are out of scope.
  • The card has to have a tracked PSA 10 value. 48 cards exist for this character across those games and 11 of them carry a PSA 10 price on record. The 37 that do not have no graded sold record yet, and a card with no price cannot be ranked.
  • The card has to be a printed character card with a set code. The ranked cards below sit inside numbered sets such as Assault Of The Saiyans, Blazing Aura, Expansion Set Ultimate Box, Perfect Combination, Saiyan Showdown, Saiyan’S Pride, and more.

One convention applies to every character page we publish. Cards that name two characters — a fusion, or a tag-team print such as Son Goku & Vegeta — are counted with both characters they name, so a card can appear on two pages at once. The prices are the same number in both places; only the company it keeps changes.

The top 10, ranked

1. Power of Potara – Vegito, Kefla & Zamasu BT7-131 — Assault Of The Saiyans — $225.06

Raw $77.43 · grade 9 $75.09

The highest-priced Dragon Ball card we track. It stands $165.30 clear of the card below. The raw-to-graded multiple is 2.9. Printed in Assault Of The Saiyans.

2. SS2 Kefla, Surging Flash BT23-127 — Perfect Combination — $59.76

Raw $4.74 · no grade 9 sales on record

Ranked 2 of 10. It stands $7.26 clear of the card below. There is $165.30 between it and the card above. Raw copies at $4.74 becoming $59.76 in a PSA 10 holder is a multiple of 12.6. Printed in Perfect Combination.

3. Meteoric Energy Kefla BT7-121 — Assault Of The Saiyans — $52.50

Raw $7.49 · grade 9 $25.43

Ranked 3 of 10. It stands $4.51 clear of the card below. There is $7.26 between it and the card above. The raw-to-graded multiple is 7.0. Printed in Assault Of The Saiyans.

4. SS2 Kefla, Lightning Speed BT15-148 — Saiyan Showdown — $47.99

Raw $1.55 · no grade 9 sales on record

Ranked 4 of 10. It stands $11.99 clear of the card below. There is $4.51 between it and the card above. Raw copies at $1.55 becoming $47.99 in a PSA 10 holder is a multiple of 31.0. Printed in Saiyan Showdown.

5. Kefla FB08-034 — Saiyan’S Pride — $36

Raw $15.98 · no grade 9 sales on record

Ranked 5 of 10. It stands $3.51 clear of the card below. There is $11.99 between it and the card above. The raw-to-graded multiple is 2.3. Printed in Saiyan’S Pride.

6. SS2 Kefla, Lightning Speed BT15-148 — Saiyan Showdown — $32.49

Raw $1.17 · no grade 9 sales on record

Ranked 6 of 10. It stands $0.49 clear of the card below. There is $3.51 between it and the card above. Raw copies at $1.17 becoming $32.49 in a PSA 10 holder is a multiple of 27.8. Printed in Saiyan Showdown.

7. SS2 Kefla, Saiyan Synthesis BT7-128 — Assault Of The Saiyans — $32

Raw $1.09 · no grade 9 sales on record

Ranked 7 of 10. It stands $2.01 clear of the card below. There is $0.49 between it and the card above. Raw copies at $1.09 becoming $32 in a PSA 10 holder is a multiple of 29.4. Printed in Assault Of The Saiyans.

8. SS2 Kefla, Super Fusion BT17-133 — Ultimate Squad — $29.99

Raw $5.24 · no grade 9 sales on record

Ranked 8 of 10. It stands $4.99 clear of the card below. There is $2.01 between it and the card above. The raw-to-graded multiple is 5.7. Printed in Ultimate Squad.

9. Kefla // Explosive Power Kefla EX03-01 — Expansion Set Ultimate Box — $25

Raw $0.56 · no grade 9 sales on record

Ranked 9 of 10. It stands $4.07 clear of the card below. There is $4.99 between it and the card above. Raw copies at $0.56 becoming $25 in a PSA 10 holder is a multiple of 44.6. Printed in Expansion Set Ultimate Box.

10. Kefla FB02-013 — Blazing Aura — $20.93

Raw $0.76 · no grade 9 sales on record

Ranked 10 of 10. There is $4.07 between it and the card above. Raw copies at $0.76 becoming $20.93 in a PSA 10 holder is a multiple of 27.5. Printed in Blazing Aura.

What the ranking shows

Band Cards Combined PSA 10 value Share of total
$20.93 – $225.06 — ranked 1 to 10 10 $561.72 100.0%
Every priced card 10 $561.72 100%

The band is $204.13 wide. Between $225.06 at the top and $20.93 at the bottom, the whole ranked list sits inside a $204.13 window.

The top card carries 40 percent of the value. Power of Potara – Vegito, Kefla & Zamasu at $225.06 is worth 40 percent of the $561.72 the ranked cards are worth together.

Where these cards are printed

Product Cards With a PSA 10 value
Assault Of The Saiyans 7 3
Saiyan Showdown 4 2
Blazing Aura 3 2
Perfect Combination 4 1
Saiyan’S Pride 3 1
Ultimate Squad 2 1
Expansion Set Ultimate Box 1 1
Mythic Booster 4 0
Series 7 Pre Release Promos 3 0
Dual Evolution 2 0
Judge Promo 2 0
Beyond Generations 2 0
Total 48 11

Assault Of The Saiyans supplies the deepest graded part of the pool, which is why the ranking follows the product rather than the character. Cards without a price are still listed in the catalogue above; they simply cannot be ranked.

If you want one card

  • One card, no budget limit: Power of Potara – Vegito, Kefla & Zamasu BT7-131 from Assault Of The Saiyans at $225.06. It is the highest-priced Kefla card we track.
  • The second line: SS2 Kefla, Surging Flash BT23-127 from Perfect Combination at $59.76, the next step down.
  • If you want the whole run: the 10 ranked cards come to $561.72 together.

Frequently asked questions

How many Kefla cards are there in the Dragon Ball card game?

48, across the Dragon Ball Super Card Game and Fusion World sets we track. 10 of them carry a tracked PSA 10 value.

What is the most valuable Kefla card?

Power of Potara – Vegito, Kefla & Zamasu BT7-131 from Assault Of The Saiyans, tracked at $225.06 as a PSA 10 and $77.43 raw.

Which set holds the expensive Kefla cards?

Assault Of The Saiyans, which carries the highest-priced print of the character. The price tables above sort the whole pool by product.

Is a PSA 10 worth the premium over a raw card?

Raw-to-graded multiples across the ranked cards run from 2.3 to 44.6, so on most cards the graded premium is real. Where the multiple is lowest, the raw price already carries most of the value. Grading outcomes are never certain, and nothing here is a prediction about what any individual card will grade at.

Are these cards also printed in Japanese?

Some artwork is. The Dragon Ball Super Card Game was printed in both Japanese and English, and Fusion World followed the same pattern. The set codes on this page are the ones we track for pricing, and the numbers above come from those listings.

Other character rankings

Each character with a priced pool has its own page: Son Goku, Vegeta, Son Gohan, Gogeta, Broly, Frieza, Piccolo, Trunks, Vegito, Majin Buu, Cell, Android 18, and among the shorter runs Bulma, Shenron, Gotenks, Android 17, Bardock, Zamasu.

Beyond the single character, the Dragon Ball index lists every character in the game with its card count, priced count and top value.

Sources

Sources and further reading
  1. PriceCharting — Dragon Ball console listings, including Assault Of The Saiyans, Blazing Aura, Expansion Set Ultimate Box, Perfect Combination, Saiyan Showdown, Saiyan’S Pride, Ultimate Squad. PSA 10 values retrieved 2026-10-04.
  2. PriceCharting — individual card pages for the 10 priced prints listed above.
  3. CardSpicy — the Dragon Ball card index, on how the pool and its priced cards are counted.

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.

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