Son Goku

Market outlook

Rising Outlook 7/10

Chase-character Dragon Ball cards with special stamp treatments typically appreciate as sealed product opens and population remains constrained. The official product launch and the visible secondary-market tracking support ongoing collector interest, though exact-price volatility may remain high. [1][5][9]

Next months. Expect volatile pricing with a premium for clean, well-centered, authenticated copies if collector interest continues.

Long term. If the stamp is genuinely limited and the card remains desirable as a Son Goku chase variant, prices should trend upward over 1-3 years, especially for high-grade copies.

History

Son Goku is the central protagonist of the Dragon Ball franchise, created by Akira Toriyama. He is a Saiyan sent to Earth as a child, later becoming a martial artist and recurring defender of the planet and the wider universe; in Dragon Ball Super Card Game: Fusion World, Goku is one of the most prominent chase characters and a flagship face of Saiyan-themed products. The card in question appears to depict a Super Saiyan 3 Son Goku from the Majin Buu Saga era, which aligns with the product theme of evolution and power-up mechanics. [3][9]

This card was first released in Starter Deck EX: The Phase of Evolution, which was released on 2026-03-13. The product listing identifies FS11-07 as Son Goku in that set and classifies it as Super Rare. [1][6]

• FS11-07 is listed as a Super Rare Son Goku card from Starter Deck EX: The Phase of Evolution. [1]
• The EX starter deck was officially announced as one of the FS11/FS12 releases themed around evolution and power growth. [9]
• Secondary-market listings show the card on TCGplayer, indicating it is actively tracked in the English market. [5]

Rarity and print run

Tier

Ultra Rare

Print run

High

First printed in

Starter Deck EX: The Phase of Evolution

Demand

High

Supply

Scarce

• Gold alternate-art treatment increases collector appeal
• Ultimate Battle Winner stamp suggests prize or special distribution status
• Son Goku is among the most collected Dragon Ball characters
• English-language stamped chase variants usually have lower surviving population than base print cards

Collector notes

Condition. Check for whitening on corners and edges, surface scratches on the gold foil finish, centering issues, and any print lines or scuffs that are especially visible on reflective or gold-variant cards. Also inspect stamp placement and card surface for warping from improper storage.

Storage. Store in a perfect-fit sleeve and rigid top loader or one-touch case, keep away from humidity and heat, and use desiccant in sealed storage. For gold alt-art variants, avoid repeated handling because surface wear and edge whitening are easy to see.

Authenticity. Verify the exact card number FS11-07, English text, correct Super Rare designation, and the presence/placement of the Ultimate Battle Winner stamp. Compare foil pattern, print sharpness, and edge cut quality against known authentic copies; counterfeit cards often have dull foil, blurry text, or inconsistent stamp alignment. If the card is claimed as a prize/stamped variant, corroborate the stamp style and any associated event or distribution source.