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How Many Cards Are in a Dragon Ball Super Booster Box?
A standard Dragon Ball Super Card Game booster box, under the current Fusion World system, contains 24 booster packs. This is the standard count most retailers and hobby shops use when pricing a box against buying packs individually.
How Many Cards Are in Each Pack?
Each individual Fusion World booster pack contains 12 cards. Multiply that out and a full 24-pack booster box gives you 288 cards in total — a useful figure for working out cost-per-card or comparing a sealed box against buying the equivalent number of packs at retail.
Starter Deck Card Counts
Starter Decks work differently to booster boxes — each one is a fixed, pre-built deck rather than a randomised product, typically containing around 50 cards depending on the specific release. This makes Starter Decks a separate product category from booster boxes entirely.
Original Card Game Box Counts
The original Dragon Ball Super Card Game, before the Fusion World relaunch, generally used a similar 24-pack box structure, though it's worth checking the specific product listing for older releases rather than assuming every box across both eras matches exactly.
Working Out Cost-Per-Card
Knowing the standard pack and card count lets you calculate a rough cost-per-card figure for any box, which is the most reliable way to compare pricing between sellers or against buying the equivalent number of packs individually — particularly useful when importing sealed product from Japan or the US.
Case Quantities for Bulk Buyers
Booster boxes are typically sold in cases of multiple boxes for collectors and shops buying in bulk, common for group breaks or larger collectors looking to smooth out pull-rate variance across a bigger sample.
Final Thoughts
Knowing the standard 24-pack, 288-card structure of a Fusion World booster box makes it much easier to compare pricing across boxes, packs, and sellers before you buy. As always, checking the specific listing for anything outside a standard core set release is the safest way to confirm exactly what you're getting.