DRAGON BALL CARDDASS REMIX Vol.1
Carddass Remix
Vol.1
86 cards pulled from thirty-nine vending-machine sets, six brand-new holos, and a Scouter that reads hidden power levels. Shipping March 2027.
DRAGON BALL CARDDASS REMIX Vol.1 is Bandai's reprint project for the original Carddass line — the 1980s and 90s vending-machine cards that started Dragon Ball collecting. The set gathers 86 card types in one box: 80 reprinted from across Parts 1 to 39, six drawn new for this release, plus a special Scouter-type card and a guide booklet. It's a Premium Bandai release, and it's shipping March 2027. Every one of the 80 reprints is pictured below.
Set at a Glance
(30 + 6 New)
What's Actually in the Box
Carddass Remix is not a booster product. There are no packs, no pull rates and no duplicates — you receive the complete set, every card, in one sealed box. That makes it a fundamentally different purchase from a Fusion World or One Piece box, and it's worth being clear about which kind of buyer it suits.
| Component | Quantity | What it is |
|---|---|---|
| Normal | 50 types | Standard-finish reprints from the original Carddass runs |
| Holo | 30 types | Prism/holo reprints — the cards that carried the value first time around |
| New Holo | 6 types | Newly commissioned artwork, exclusive to this release |
| Scouter Card | 1 | A red Scouter-style overlay card that reveals hidden power levels printed on the cards |
| Guide | 1 | Booklet covering the new illustrations and how the original card game was played |
Full Card List — All 80 Reprints
Every reprinted card is shown below with its original Carddass part and card number, the way the vintage collecting community has always catalogued them. If you collected these off a vending machine as a kid, this is the section to scroll.
The six newly drawn holo cards are not included here — Bandai's product art still carries them as now designing placeholders. We'll add those images as soon as the finished illustrations are released.
Who This Set Is For
Three kinds of buyer, and it's worth knowing which one you are before ordering.
The returning collector. You had Carddass as a kid and the originals are either long gone or priced out of reach. Remix gives you the artwork — in complete, mint, guaranteed condition — without competing for thirty-year-old prism cards with condition problems. This is the set's core audience.
The completist. No duplicates, no chase, no gamble. One box is the whole set, which is rare enough in modern Bandai product to be the selling point. If the randomised box-opening model isn't for you, this is the Dragon Ball release that isn't.
The display buyer. Thirty-six holo cards across one coherent set, spanning the Saiyan saga through to the later parts, makes a genuinely good binder or frame project. The Remix line was designed to be looked at.
Buying Notes
Premium Bandai products are made to order rather than stocked. Bandai opens a window, takes orders, manufactures to that number and ships months later — which is why the March 2027 date sits so far ahead of the order period. Once the window shuts, there is no restock and no shelf to find it on; the set only exists on the secondary market at whatever it settles at.
That matters more for this line than for most. Premium Bandai doesn't ship internationally on every product, and buying direct from Japan means customs, forwarding and a long wait. Ordering through UK stock removes all three — we commit to the allocation, handle the import, and ship domestically.
- Product
- DRAGON BALL CARDDASS REMIX Vol.1 (ドラゴンボール カードダス リミックス Vol.1)
- Publisher
- Bandai — Carddass
- Channel
- Premium Bandai (made-to-order)
- Ships
- March 2027
- Contents
- 50 normal cards, 30 holo cards, 6 newly drawn holo cards, 1 Scouter-type card, 1 guide
- Total Types
- 86 cards
- Source Sets
- Original Carddass Parts 1–39
- Language
- Japanese
- Ships from
- United Kingdom — stock held in the UK
Japanese sealed product · UK stock · no import duty on arrival
Carddass Remix FAQ
When does Carddass Remix Vol.1 ship?
March 2027. Premium Bandai products are manufactured against orders taken months in advance, so the gap between ordering and delivery is normal for this line rather than a delay.
How many cards are in the set?
86 card types: 50 normal, 30 holo and 6 newly drawn holo cards, plus a Scouter-type card and a guide booklet. You get the complete set — there are no packs and no randomisation.
Are these original vintage Carddass cards?
No. The 80 standard cards are new reprints of artwork from the original Carddass Parts 1 to 39. They are not vintage cards and are not valued as such. The six newly drawn holo cards are original artwork exclusive to the Remix release.
What does the Scouter card do?
It's a red transparent overlay card. Looking at the cards through it reveals power values printed in a way that's otherwise hard to read — a physical decoder built into the set.
Which Carddass sets does it draw from?
Parts 1 through 39 of the original Carddass line. The full list, with every card pictured and labelled by part and number, is published above.
Is it in Japanese?
Yes. Carddass Remix is a Japanese domestic Premium Bandai release, and the cards and guide are in Japanese.
Can I still order after the Premium Bandai window closes?
Not from Bandai. Made-to-order products aren't restocked, which is why we secure allocation in advance and hold it in UK stock.
Questions about Carddass Remix, allocation, or wholesale pricing? Get in touch at support@japanesetcgsupply.com — we're happy to help.
