Market outlook
Rising Outlook 7/10
As population remains low and collector awareness increases, premium Dragon Ball chase cards often gain strength over time, especially when tied to iconic imagery like Family Kamehameha. Short-term pricing may fluctuate with fresh supply, but long-term scarcity should support appreciation if the set remains sought-after.
Next months. Expect continued volatility with gradual upward pressure if graded supply stays thin and strong copies remain scarce.
Long term. Over 1-3 years, the card has potential to appreciate steadily as a marquee chase from a modern Dragon Ball set, especially in high-grade form.
History
Family Kamehameha, Miracle Blast is a Dragon Ball Super Card Game Masters card built around one of the most iconic moments in Dragon Ball history: the Kamehameha line of energy attacks, especially the family-linked version associated with Goku and his descendants. The name references the collective 'Family Kamehameha' concept, which is strongly tied to the emotional legacy of the Goku family and one of the series' most celebrated finishing attacks. In trading card terms, this card represents a high-profile showcase card rather than a standard character unit, and its appeal comes from both the nostalgia of the Dragon Ball franchise and the dramatic visual branding of the attack.
First released in 2026 in Dragon Ball Super Card Game Masters: Three Glorious Fighters (BT30), in English as part of the BT30-150 Secret Rare / Special Rare-style high-rarity slot depending on print and listing taxonomy. The card appears as a premium chase card from the Three Glorious Fighters release, with the first widely cataloged print associated with the 2026 English edition.
- This card is a major chase card from Three Glorious Fighters (BT30), one of the set's top-end pulls.
- Public marketplace and population data indicate it is very scarce in graded form, with graded listings showing the Secret Rare version and third-party population references showing extremely low graded supply.
- Despite some marketplace labeling inconsistencies, the card is consistently recognized as a premium Dragon Ball Super Masters collectible and a centerpiece for collectors of high-rarity DBS cards.
Rarity and print run
- Tier
- Secret Rare
- Print run
- Low
- First printed in
- 2026 Dragon Ball Super Card Game Masters: Three Glorious Fighters
- Demand
- High
- Supply
- Scarce
- Top-end chase rarity in a modern premium set
- Low graded population and limited availability in the secondary market
- Strong collector interest due to iconic Dragon Ball attack branding
- High attrition from pack-to-grade pipeline due to condition sensitivity
Collector notes
Condition. Check centering on the front artwork, clean edges on the holofoil border, corner whitening, surface scratches under direct light, and any print lines or foil scuffs. Secret Rare-style cards are especially sensitive to edge wear and scratching from pack extraction and handling. Verify the surface for clouding, roller marks, or micro-indents, as premium DBS cards often show flaws that can significantly affect grade.
Storage. Store immediately in a soft penny sleeve and a high-quality rigid holder or semi-rigid card saver. Keep it away from humidity, heat, and direct sunlight to preserve foil and prevent warping. If grading is planned, avoid repeated handling and use clean gloves or freshly washed hands to reduce fingerprint risk on the foil surface.
Authenticity. Compare the card against official set imagery and known printing characteristics such as font weight, holo pattern, and texture consistency. Watch for off-color borders, blurry text, incorrect set numbering, and poor foil alignment. Because this is a premium chase card, counterfeiters may target it; authenticate by checking card stock feel, print dot patterns, and registration quality, and prefer reputable graded examples or vetted raw copies from established sellers.
