DragonBallSuper Card Game's next set Fighter’s Ambition highlights the battle between Super Android 13 and the first three Super Saiyans. DragonBall DBSCG
\nBandai's has announced the new Dragon Ball Super Card Game set. This set comes just two months after the first set of the new and current series block, Zenkai Series, which sees the introduction of Z-Cards as well as a change in the holo pattern used for Super Rares, Special Rares, and Secret Rares. The set, titled Fighter's Ambition is the nineteenth main set and second Zenkai Series set.
Today, let's check out a pair of Special Rares from Fighter's Ambition.\nFighter's Ambition cards.
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