Son Goku, Apex of the Origin BT25-148 SCR pull rates
Legend of the Dragon Balls · 2024 · Secret Rare
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Legend of the Dragon Balls: Estimated case chance: 45.8%.
! Rough estimate · Limited evidence
Two SCR/GDR slots per case; equal weighting across 4 SCRs.. Individual card frequencies are estimated. Actual rates may vary. Standard booster packs only; box toppers and Collector’s Booster exclusives are excluded. Specific-card frequencies assume equal weighting within each rarity. DBR/SLR case counts vary between reports; the working model uses 6 DBRs and 4 SLRs. Any GDR uses a rough working average of 1 in 6 cases, divided across 2 GDR identities; it replaces one of the two SCR slots. Reports vary substantially.
Chance of pulling at least one
Booster pack
0.16%About 1 in 628 packs
Booster box
3.82%24 packs
Booster case
45.8%12 boxes · 288 packs
How many packs are you opening?
Chance: 3.82%
Counts full sealed cases first, then remaining boxes and packs.
Son Goku, Apex of the Origin BT25-148 SCR pull-rate questions
What are the odds of pulling Son Goku, Apex of the Origin BT25-148 SCR from Legend of the Dragon Balls?
0.16% per pack, 3.82% per box and 45.8% per case.
How many packs does it take to pull Son Goku, Apex of the Origin BT25-148 SCR?
Estimated case chance: 45.8%. Each case has 288 packs across 12 boxes.
Is Son Goku, Apex of the Origin BT25-148 SCR guaranteed in a booster box or case?
There is no fixed guarantee for this card in this model. One box has an estimated 3.82% chance.
Are these official pull rates?
The seeding information comes from community sources; Bandai provides the product sizes and rarity counts.
About these estimates
Standard booster packs only; box toppers and Collector’s Booster exclusives are excluded. Specific-card frequencies assume equal weighting within each rarity. DBR/SLR case counts vary between reports; the working model uses 6 DBRs and 4 SLRs. Any GDR uses a rough working average of 1 in 6 cases, divided across 2 GDR identities; it replaces one of the two SCR slots. Reports vary substantially. Two SCR/GDR slots per case; equal weighting across 4 SCRs. The rarity totals follow the working model above; named-card frequencies and repeated identities are estimated. It counts full cases first, then opens remaining boxes and packs. Separate cases are treated independently.
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