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Story Booster 01 (ST01): the confirmed facts, and the sealed prices we track

Bandai has published a short, precise spec for Story Booster 01 and nothing more. This page carries that spec, the two ST01 sealed SKUs we snapshot daily, and the single measured Fusion World price path we can honestly show. Where a number does not exist — pull rates, ST01 singles, packs per box — it is marked missing instead of filled in.

Sealed Dragon Ball Super Card Game Fusion World Story Booster 01 booster box — product photo
Story Booster 01 (ST01) booster box — sealed product photo.
By The Ink Desk 6 min read
What this page is. Every specification below comes from Bandai’s official Fusion World products page. Every price comes from InkSight’s own daily TCGplayer snapshot of August 17, 2026 — a once-a-day recording, not a continuously updated quote. There is no forecast anywhere on this page.

The official specification

Story Booster 01 is a Story Booster, not a main-line Fusion World booster set, and its official spec is unusually compact:

Two figures collectors always ask for are not on that page: packs per box and boxes per case. Those appear on the box art and on retailer listings, which are not publisher specifications, so this guide does not print them as though Bandai had confirmed them.

Sealed Dragon Ball Super Fusion World Story Booster 01 case — product photo
The ST01 sealed case as listed — the SKU behind the case row in the price table below. Image: TCGplayer

The two ST01 SKUs we actually track

ST01 is pre-release, so what exists in our feed is sealed and only sealed. There is no ST01 single with a price yet, and there is no single-pack SKU at all — just the box and the case.

ST01 sealed products in InkSight’s daily TCGplayer snapshot of August 17, 2026. Pre-release asks on an unreleased product, recorded once a day.
ProductLowest askMarket price
Story Booster 01 booster box pid 692391$539.96$564.63
Story Booster 01 case pid 692395$5,995.69$5,848.81
Single packno SKU trackedno SKU tracked

Read the spread rather than the headline number. On the booster box the lowest ask sits below market price; on the case it sits above it. Both are pre-release listings on a product nobody has opened, which is exactly the condition under which an ask and a market price drift apart, and neither figure is a settled price.

Sealed disclaimer: sealed prices move with pre-order supply and are recorded once a day. A pre-release ask is what a seller is asking, not what anyone has paid. Affiliate links are labelled and earn InkSight a commission at no extra cost to you.

The characters ST01 is built around

No ST01 card art exists in our feed yet, so nothing below is an ST01 scan. These are the verified prior printings of the two announced reprints — each captioned with the set it genuinely comes from.

Vegito (Alternate Art)
Alternate Art
Vegito (Alternate Art)
New Adventure
Broly (Alternate Art)
Alternate Art
Broly (Alternate Art)
Saiyan’s Pride
Son Goten (Alternate Art)
Alternate Art
Son Goten (Alternate Art)
Saiyan’s Pride
Earlier printings of the two announced ST01 reprint characters, plus the Son Goten printing that already exists. Set names are the sets these scans are actually from — not ST01.Image: TCGplayer

Vegito and Broly are the two names Bandai attached to ST01 as reprints. What a reprint does to an existing printing’s price is a question our daily history can answer after August 21, not before it, so this page makes no claim about it now.

Majin Buu : Evil (Alternate Art)
Alternate Art
Majin Buu : Evil (Alternate Art)
Manga Booster 01
Vegeta (Alternate Art)
Alternate Art
Vegeta (Alternate Art)
Manga Booster 01
Dabura (Alternate Art)
Alternate Art
Dabura (Alternate Art)
Manga Booster 01
Son Gohan : Adolescence (Alternate Art)
Alternate Art
Son Gohan : Adolescence (Alternate Art)
Manga Booster 02
Existing Fusion World printings of the ST01 leader characters — Majin Buu, Vegeta, Son Gohan and Dabura — from Manga Booster 01 and 02. Again: prior sets, not ST01.Image: TCGplayer

Leaders are the part of a Story Booster people build around, and the three ST01 leaders are Son Goten, Majin Buu and Vegeta. When their ST01 printings enter the feed they will get their own card pages with their own daily history, and we will link them here.

The only measured Fusion World reference we have

Fusion World is new to InkSight: our DBS price history begins on 2026-07-15. That has a consequence we are not going to hide. No Fusion World set has a measurable first-7-day or first-30-day window in our data, so this page shows no post-release curve for ST01 and no “typical” first-month arc for the game.

What we can show is one real path: Cross Force, indexed from T+33, the first day our history covers it, through T+66. Its median ask-first price moved from $1.75 to $1.50 across 42 recorded days, n=87 conf-gated cards. That is a day-33-to-day-66 window on a different set, and nothing else.

Cross Force

Released 2026-06-12 · 42 recorded snapshot days · window T+33–T+74 · indexed to T+33

-22%-11%0%+11%T+33T+42T+56T+70
  • All tracked cards $1.75 → $1.50 (−14.3%, n=87)
  • Mid tier $18.43 → $14.97 (−18.8%, n=49)
  • Bulk tier $0.10 → $0.10 (0.0%, n=29)
  • Sealed booster box (ask) $216.35 → $201.97 (−6.6%, one product)

Cross Force's tracked pool fell 14.3% between T+33 and T+74 after release — median ask-first, $1.75 to $1.50, n=87 conf-gated cards on the last recorded day. Only one Fusion World set currently has a full-window baseline, so InkSight publishes no cross-set typical arc for this game yet.

Show the numbers behind this chart (42 recorded days)
Median ask-first price per recorded day. Days with fewer than 20 eligible cards are omitted, never interpolated.
DayAll tracked cardsMid tierBulk tierSealed booster box (ask)
T+33$1.75 n=87$18.43 n=49$0.10 n=29
T+34$1.70 n=87$18.43 n=49$0.11 n=29
T+35$1.70 n=87$18.75 n=49$0.11 n=29
T+36$1.49 n=87$18.75 n=49$0.10 n=29
T+37$1.49 n=87$18.75 n=49$0.10 n=29
T+38$1.72 n=87$17.75 n=49$0.10 n=29
T+39$1.72 n=87$17.75 n=49$0.10 n=29
T+40$1.72 n=87$17.75 n=49$0.10 n=29
T+41$1.72 n=87$17.75 n=49$0.10 n=29
T+42$1.72 n=87$16.99 n=49$0.09 n=29
T+43$1.72 n=87$16.99 n=49$0.10 n=29
T+44$1.72 n=87$16.98 n=49$0.10 n=29
T+45$1.72 n=87$16.51 n=49$0.10 n=29
T+46$1.72 n=87$14.51 n=49$0.10 n=29
T+47$1.72 n=87$14.00 n=49$0.10 n=29
T+48$1.72 n=87$14.00 n=49$0.10 n=29
T+49$1.72 n=87$14.00 n=49$0.10 n=29
T+50$1.72 n=87$14.00 n=49$0.10 n=29
T+51$1.72 n=87$14.00 n=49$0.10 n=29
T+52$1.72 n=87$14.00 n=49$0.10 n=29
T+53$1.72 n=87$14.00 n=49$0.10 n=29
T+54$1.72 n=87$14.00 n=49$0.10 n=29
T+55$1.72 n=87$14.00 n=49$0.10 n=29
T+56$1.72 n=87$14.00 n=49$0.10 n=29
T+57$1.50 n=87$14.00 n=49$0.10 n=29
T+58$1.50 n=87$14.00 n=49$0.10 n=29
T+59$1.50 n=87$14.00 n=49$0.10 n=29
T+60$1.50 n=87$14.00 n=49$0.10 n=29
T+61$1.50 n=87$14.00 n=49$0.10 n=29
T+62$1.50 n=87$14.00 n=49$0.10 n=29
T+63$1.50 n=87$15.54 n=49$0.10 n=29
T+64$1.50 n=87$15.54 n=49$0.10 n=29$216.35
T+65$1.50 n=87$15.54 n=49$0.10 n=29$216.33
T+66$1.50 n=87$15.54 n=49$0.10 n=29$216.33
T+67$1.50 n=87$15.54 n=49$0.10 n=29$213.43
T+68$1.45 n=87$14.56 n=49$0.10 n=29$213.41
T+69$1.50 n=87$14.56 n=49$0.10 n=29$208.98
T+70$1.50 n=87$14.50 n=49$0.10 n=29$201.97
T+71$1.50 n=87$15.54 n=49$0.10 n=29$201.97
T+72$1.50 n=87$15.54 n=49$0.10 n=29$201.97
T+73$1.50 n=87$15.54 n=49$0.10 n=29$201.97
T+74$1.50 n=87$14.97 n=49$0.10 n=29$201.97

Set page →

Read that chart for what it is. It is one set’s mid-life window, not a launch curve, and Cross Force is a main-line booster set while ST01 is a Story Booster with a different price point and a different product shape. It is included because it is the only measured Fusion World price path in existence on this site — not as a proxy for what ST01 will do.

Pull rates: there is no number

Bandai publishes card types for Fusion World sets and never publishes probabilities. ST01 is no exception: no official pull rate exists for any ST01 rarity. InkSight does not estimate odds from listing counts, and there is no odds table on this page for that reason.

What to watch after August 21

Three things become measurable once the set is out: the first ST01 singles entering the feed with real daily history, what the box ask does when pre-order supply becomes retail supply, and whether the reprinted Vegito and Broly printings respond. All three are snapshot questions, so all three are answerable — in a week, not today.

Common questions

When does Dragon Ball Super Fusion World Story Booster 01 (ST01) release?

Bandai’s official Fusion World products page lists Story Booster 01 for August 21, 2026. That date is the only release date we publish for it; we do not carry retailer street dates or Japanese-edition dates on this page.

What is in an ST01 Story Booster pack?

The official page states 12 cards per pack at a $5.99 USD MSRP, drawn from 85 card types in the set. Packs per box and boxes per case are not stated on the official page — those figures appear only on the box art and retailer listings, so we do not present them as publisher specs.

Which leaders are in ST01?

Three leaders are named on the official page: Son Goten (ST01-001), Majin Buu (ST01-027) and Vegeta (ST01-053). Two reprints are also announced, Vegito (FB05-025) and Broly (FB08-073).

What are the ST01 pull rates?

Bandai does not publish pull-rate odds for the Dragon Ball Super Card Game Fusion World, for ST01 or for any other set. InkSight states no odds for ST01 because there are none to state, and we do not estimate them.

What do ST01 sealed products cost right now?

In our daily TCGplayer snapshot of August 17, 2026, the ST01 booster box (pid 692391) shows a lowest ask of $539.96 against a market price of $564.63, and the case (pid 692395) a lowest ask of $5,995.69 against $5,848.81. These are pre-release asks on an unreleased product, recorded once a day, not live quotes.

Do ST01 singles have prices yet?

No. No ST01 single appears in our feed yet, and there is no single-pack SKU either — only the box and the case. The first honest ST01 singles data will arrive in the snapshots taken after release.

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