The final Dragon Ball anniversary wafers, Dragon Ball Super Warrior Sticker Wafers Super: Climax Anniversary, went on sale in Japan on October 19, 2026. Each pack holds one cocoa-cream wafer and one sticker drawn at random from a lineup of 31 designs. One of those designs is secret.
Bandai Candy lists the suggested retail price at ¥154 including tax, or ¥140 before tax. You’ll find the set in the candy sections of major retailers across Japan, though store start dates may vary.
Key Takeaways
- Dragon Ball Super Warrior Sticker Wafers Super: Climax Anniversary went on sale in Japan on October 19, 2026, and each pack holds one cocoa-cream wafer and one randomly drawn sticker from a lineup of 31 designs.
- Bandai Candy lists the Climax Anniversary wafers at ¥154 including tax, or ¥140 before tax, and store start dates in Japan may vary from shop to shop.
- The Ultimate God Rare tier includes the Vegito and Gogeta designs plus seven stickers reissued from the 10th-anniversary reprint vote, all with double foil stamping and a holographic finish.
- The Climax Anniversary set introduces Collab God Rare stickers, which are adapted from the visuals and card illustrations of two Dragon Ball card games and only appear when drawn from a pack.
- Bandai’s digital pack-opening experience runs from May 15, 2026 through February 26, 2027, so collectors who can’t find the physical wafers can still take part until that cutoff date.
Bandai Releases the Final Anniversary Sticker Wafers
Bandai lists the target age for this set as 6 years and older, so it’s aimed at young collectors as well as longtime fans who love filling a sticker book. Each pack holds one randomly selected sticker from the 31-design lineup, so you won’t know which design you’ve got until you open it. One of those designs is secret, which adds to the chase.
The release also highlights Tenkaichi Rare stickers, which use five colors of foil stamping. Anniversary designs featuring Trunks and Gotenks are among the highlights, giving fans of those characters a reason to hunt for them. Since this set is the final release in the 10th-anniversary year, many collectors will probably want to complete their collections while the set is still in stores.
Rare Sticker Tiers and Foil Finishes Explained
The set includes several premium tiers, each with its own finish, so it helps to know which is which before you start hunting.
- Dragon Ball Rare: two Bulma designs and Shenron.
- 10th Rare: Trunks and Gotenks are the last characters in this category, and their stickers pair holographic material with gold embossed foil stamping.
- Ultimate God Rare: Vegito and Gogeta, plus Gogeta and Gogeta, with double foil stamping and a holographic finish.
Seven stickers picked in the 10th-anniversary reprint vote were reissued with Ultimate God Rare specifications. Fans who missed those designs the first time now have a second chance to pull them in the top-tier finish.
Tenkaichi Rare stickers use five colors of foil stamping, which sets them apart from the holographic and embossed designs in the other tiers. Since each pack holds one randomly selected sticker, the finish you see on the card is your first clue to which tier you have.
Dragon Ball Card Game Stickers Debut in the Set
Climax Anniversary also brings something new to the sticker line. For the first time, Super Warrior Sticker designs are adapted from the visuals and card illustrations of two Dragon Ball card games. Put simply, artwork that usually appears on trading cards now shows up on the sticker packed with each wafer. The new category is called Collab God Rare. It gives card game fans a reason to open packs they might otherwise skip, and it lets sticker collectors see familiar card art in a new format. Because this is the first crossover of its kind in the series’ sticker releases, it stands apart from earlier anniversary sets.
Where to Buy the Wafers in Japan
Shoppers in Japan can find the wafers in the candy sections of major retailers across the country. Bandai lists the suggested retail price at ¥140 before tax, or ¥154 including tax.
Store start dates may vary, so the wafers may show up on one shop’s shelves before they reach another. If you don’t see them right away, check back in a few days or ask staff when new stock is expected.
Readers outside Japan should check Bandai’s official product details for current sales information before planning a purchase. Availability and sales channels can differ by region, so those details are the best place to confirm what’s on offer.
Digital Pack Opening Runs Until February 2027
Bandai also ran a digital pack-opening experience as a separate anniversary activity alongside the physical wafers. According to Bandai Candy’s anniversary page, the experience was scheduled to run from May 15, 2026, through February 26, 2027.
That end date gives collectors a clear deadline. Because the digital experience is separate from the store release, readers who haven’t found the wafers in their area can still take part while the window is open. Anyone planning to try it should note the February 26, 2027 cutoff and plan accordingly.
What to Watch as the Anniversary Year Closes
Start by making a checklist of all 31 sticker designs so you can see which ones you still need. Each pack holds one random sticker, and one design is secret, so a list keeps you from buying duplicates by accident.
If you’re chasing the top tier, focus on Ultimate God Rare first. The Vegito and Gogeta designs, along with the seven reissued reprint-vote stickers, carry double foil stamping and a holographic finish, so check each one closely under good light.
Collectors of Dragon Ball card games should keep an eye on the new Collab God Rare category, since card artwork now appears on sticker packs for the first time. Mark February 26, 2027 on your calendar too, because that’s the last day for the digital pack-opening experience.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. How can I tell which sticker is the secret design?
One of the 31 designs is secret, and each pack holds one randomly selected sticker, so you only learn which design you have once the pack is open.
2. Which 10th-anniversary reprint stickers were reissued with Ultimate God Rare specs?
Seven stickers chosen in the 10th-anniversary reprint vote were reissued with Ultimate God Rare specifications, which means double foil stamping and a holographic finish. Look for the full list of those seven designs in the product information.
3. Do the card game collaboration stickers appear in every pack?
No, the collaboration stickers don’t appear in every pack. Each pack holds one randomly selected sticker from the 31-design lineup, so a Collab God Rare sticker only shows up when one of the card game designs is the one drawn.
4. Is the 31-sticker lineup the same at every store in Japan?
Yes, the 31 designs belong to one product, so they are the same wherever the wafers are sold. What can vary is when each shop receives its stock, since store start dates may vary.
5. Does Bandai publish the odds of pulling each rare tier?
Exact odds aren’t available for the Tenkaichi Rare, 10th Rare, Dragon Ball Rare, Ultimate God Rare, or Collab God Rare stickers. Every pack holds one randomly selected sticker, so the draw decides which tier you get.
