When did Dragon Ball Super Divers Set 1 launch in Japan?

The First Set went live nationwide on 7 November 2024 (JST), the same day the arcade service replaced Dragon Ball Heroes in Bandai's English launch wording.

How often does a new Super Divers set release?

Most gaps are 56 or 63 calendar days between JST launch dates. The longest pause was 84 days between Set 1 and Set 2; Set 12 to the scheduled Set 13 gap is 63 days.

Where is the official all-cards list for Super Divers?

Bandai hosts the searchable list at https://www.dbsdv.com/cardlist/ (it redirects with a series filter). As of 11 November 2026 the filter shows sets through Innate Attack; Set 13 rows are not published yet.

Do Sets 1 through 6 have unique English subtitles?

No. Bandai's English news only names them First Set through Sixth Set. Titled English names begin with Set 7 All-Out Attack.

Is Set 13 already playable?

Not yet. Awakened Resolve is scheduled for 19 November 2026. Until Bandai adds SDV13 to the card list, treat card details as unknown.

Dragon Ball Super Divers Set Release Dates and Card List Guide

Dragon Ball Super Divers (DBSDV) advances on a fixed cadence of numbered sets (Japanese: 弾). Each set adds new Battle Cards to the Data Carddass cabinet pull pool and usually pairs with new modes or rule layers on the machine. If you are searching for a card list, all cards, or set release dates, this timeline is the English index: every JST launch we can confirm from Bandai, the spacing between drops, and what changed in the rules when a set went live.

The live roster always lives on Bandai’s site. We do not mirror that database. Use the official card list and filter by set; our deep dives for the newest waves are Set 12 Innate Attack hub and Set 13 Awakened Resolve hub.

What counts as a “set” in Super Divers?

A set is a commercial wave tied to new printer dates on the arcade dispenser. One play costs ¥100 tax included and always prints exactly one physical card (Bandai’s standard copy on launch articles). Sets are numbered 1 through 13 in fan and official shorthand (SDV12, SDV13, etc.).

Cards from older sets stay usable in modes that accept them; the set number mainly tells you when a card entered circulation and which mechanics existed when it was designed. For how those mechanics work on the cabinet, see how-to-play rules guide and Strike Battle and BUPPA guide.

Full Super Divers set release timeline (JST)

Bandai announces each wave with a Japan launch date. English press on dragon-ball-official.com gives the subtitles below from Set 7 onward. Sets 1–6 only have the generic English names First Set through Sixth Set; we do not invent alternate titles for them.

Set	Official English name	Japan launch (JST)	Notes
1	First Set	2024-11-07	Service start; replaces Dragon Ball Heroes
2	Second Set	2025-01-30	Introduces Limited (L) battle type
3	Third Set	2025-03-27	Introduces Pick-Up Rare (PUR)
4	Fourth Set	2025-05-22	—
5	Fifth Set	2025-07-17	—
6	Sixth Set	2025-09-25	—
7	All-Out Attack	2025-11-20	BUPPA System debuts
8	Legendary Attack	2026-01-22	—
9	Unified Attack	2026-03-26	—
10	Furious Attack	2026-05-21	—
11	Transcendent Attack	2026-07-16	—
12	Innate Attack	2026-09-17	Current newest list on dbsdv.com
13	Awakened Resolve	2026-11-19 (scheduled)	2nd anniversary set; Buchinuki System; list not public yet

How many days between set releases?

Gaps are measured in calendar days between JST launch dates (verified twice with the same date math). They are not announced as a fixed “every eight weeks” rule, but the live schedule clusters around 56 or 63 days.

From set	To set	Days
1	2	84
2	3	56
3	4	56
4	5	56
5	6	70
6	7	56
7	8	63
8	9	63
9	10	56
10	11	56
11	12	63
12	13	63

The outlier is the 84-day window after the 2024 service premiere. Everything from Set 2 onward landed in the narrower band above. The upcoming Set 13 gap matches the recent 63-day rhythm that also appeared after Set 7 and Set 11.

Rule and rarity milestones tied to sets

Several sets changed the template, not just the card pool:

Set 2 — Limited type: Only one Limited card per deck; strong support effects. See battle types in how-to-play rules guide.
Set 3 — PUR: Pick-Up Rare enters the rarity line; early PUR cards tied to the Giant action skill in official material.
Set 7 — BUPPA: From round 2, the third area becomes a BUPPA area with altered special-move rules. Explained in Strike Battle and BUPPA guide.
Set 13 — Buchinuki (scheduled): Round 1 turns the second area into a Buchinuki Chance Area and raises the ki orb cap. Details in Set 13 Awakened Resolve hub.

For a plain-language overview of the franchise and cabinet, start at what Super Divers is. Collectors comparing paper cards should read Super Divers vs Fusion World comparison.

How to use the official card list (without copying it)

The Bandai card list is the only authoritative record of card numbers, rarities, and skills. To browse all cards legally:

Open https://www.dbsdv.com/cardlist/.
Filter by set name or card type.
Cross-check rare pulls against rarity guide for English rarity names.

Bandai does not publish pull-rate percentages. Any percentage you see online is fan guesswork. Our outside-Japan buying guide covers import paths, not machine odds.

Set 12’s structure (87 list rows, SEC pair, PUR panoramas) is summarized on Set 12 Innate Attack hub with links to select SDV12-SEC Vegeta profile profiles. Competitive context for that wave lives on Set 12 tier list summary.

What happens after Set 13 launches?

Awakened Resolve is Bandai’s second-anniversary wave. English news confirms the 2026-11-19 JST date and the Buchinuki rules layer, but the company still positions the full card lineup as to be published later. Plan to refresh this timeline row and the Set 13 page once SDV13 appears in the card-list filter.

Until then, treat Set 13 card names, stats, and pull pools as unknown. Community sites may leak partial lists; we do not treat those as verified.

Sources and verification

Last verified: November 11, 2026. Built from Bandai’s official Super Divers pages (guide, news, card list) and English news on dragon-ball-official.com (including Innate Attack and Awakened Resolve articles). English names marked elsewhere as unofficial translation are ours, not Bandai’s. This is an independent fan reference, not affiliated with BANDAI NAMCO, Dimps or Toei Animation.