If you attend DragonBallSuper Card Game: Power Absorbed pre-release events at local game shops, you will receive a Babidi Leader card. DBSCG DragonBall
\nBandai has announced the initial details of the first Dragon Ball Super Card Game set to release in 2023. This expansion will be the third in the Zenkai Series, the set block which kicked off in September 2022 and saw the introduction of Z-Cards as well as a change in the holo pattern used for Super Rares, Special Rares, and Secret Rares.
First, let's take a look at a new promo card associated with Zenkai Series – Power Absorbed.\nPower Absorbed cards. Credit: Dragon Ball Super Card Game\nThis is not a third Yellow-colored Leader from Power Absorbed but rather a promo card tying in with the set's Majin Buu Saga theme. Badidi is pictured on both the Leader Front and the Awaken side of this card. Babidi is, of course, the wizard responsible for the rise of Majin Buu, who also famously corrupted Vegeta.
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