Dragon Ball Super Booster Box Cases

FAQ

• What does a Dragon Ball Super booster box case contain?

  Several booster boxes of one set, in a sealed factory carton. Some older product names state the count, such as Colossal Warfare Booster Case (12 Boxes) or Malicious Machinations Booster Box Case (12 Boxes).

  For recent cases like the History of Z Booster Box Case, the name does not say, so read the product page. The cards of each set are listed on its page, for instance Colossal Warfare.

• Which Dragon Ball Super sets are available as a sealed case?

  Cases are listed from 2018 onward, starting with Miraculous Revival and Colossal Warfare. Destroyer Kings, Malicious Machinations and Universal Onslaught follow, and recent sets such as Fearsome Rivals and Impact Beyond Dimensions have one too.

  Beyond Generations also has a Collector Booster Box Case.

• What should I check before buying a booster box case?

  Match the carton label to the listing: set, language and type. Cases of sets such as Legend of the Dragon Balls are listed in English, French and Italian, cases of Fighter's Ambition or Power Absorbed in English and French.

  Make sure it is a case of standard boxes and not the Beyond Generations Collector Booster Box Case, unless that is the one you want. An opened carton is no longer a sealed case. Single boxes are on the booster boxes page.

• Should I buy a whole case or a single Dragon Ball Super booster box?

  A single Dragon Ball Super booster box is enough to open a set. A case like the Ultimate Advent Booster Box Case groups several of those boxes, still sealed as they left the factory, which matters if you collect sealed product.

  Box sets have a carton of their own, listed on the collection cases page.