Fusion World Regionals Wave 2 Maps an August-to-November Championship Route
The new schedule spans North America, Latin America, Oceania and Europe, with Standard play, a two-stage match structure and region-specific Finals eligibility.
Bandai has published the second wave of Dragon Ball Super Card Game Fusion World’s 2026–27 Regional Championship schedule, covering in-person events across North America, Latin America, Oceania and Europe. The program runs from a Gen Con kickoff on July 30 through listed stops in November, with registration handled by regional organizers and Bandai TCG+.
One format, two match structures
Wave 2 uses Standard play as its recommended format. Qualifying rounds are listed as best-of-one, with one game win required, a 35-minute match and five minutes of overtime. The Top Cut changes to best-of-three, requiring two wins across a 60-minute match with ten minutes of overtime. Bandai allows organizers to adjust the format for their community, so the event-specific organizer page remains the final operational reference.
A four-region calendar
The published schedule reaches several major cities. North American stops include Toronto, Milwaukee and Washington after Gen Con in Indianapolis. Latin American dates are listed for Mexico City, Santiago and São Paulo. Oceania includes Hurstville, Auckland, Melbourne and Brisbane. Europe lists Rotterdam, Madrid, Bologna, Düsseldorf and Lille. Some links were still marked TBA on the official page, making it important to recheck registration before arranging travel.
A TCG+ account is required. Bandai provides month-by-month application opening dates and separate opening times for North America, Europe, Oceania and Latin America. The official page also states that Finals invites are awarded only to players in North America and Europe, even though Wave 2 events operate in all four regions.
Prizes and side-event support
The prize ladder combines participation items and placement awards. The listed pool includes Limited Pack 26–27 WAVE2 packs, Energy Marker Pack 10, a Wave 2 Energy Marker, the serialized FB09-007 Gogeta: BR, FB10-024 Super Genki-dama, an official playmat and an alternate-art FB10-121 Vegito. Exact quantities and eligibility change by finishing position, and Bandai notes that distribution can vary by region.
Side events are recommended as 32-player constructed best-of-one tournaments, although organizers can alter their size and method. Judge compensation is also listed separately. Those details show that the page is not only a calendar: it is the operational guide for match structure, applications, prizes and on-site support.
Context
Why it matters
Wave 2 defines the next route through the championship season and makes regional differences explicit. Players should choose events by both location and competitive objective, then confirm the organizer’s final format and registration status before making travel plans.
Primary source
What this report is based on
TCGMarketWatch used the official Dragon Ball Super Card Game: Fusion World announcement as the primary source, checked the specific facts listed on this page and wrote an original account rather than reproducing the publisher's article.
