Toy Story 5's theatrical run is getting its own dedicated Ichiban Kuji lottery in Japan. Confirmed via Bandai Spirits' official Ichiban Kuji listing, Toy Story 5 launches July 10, 2026, priced at 781 JPY per draw.
This is a confirmed release with a locked launch date and per-draw price, so here's what's included.
Bandai Spirits' official listing confirms the following:
Releasing this lottery alongside Toy Story 5's theatrical run gives it a promotional tie-in feel rather than existing as a standalone toy line, similar to how Bandai Spirits has handled Ichiban Kuji releases for other major theatrical franchises around their release windows.
Beyond the commemorative figures, the inclusion of an exclusive poster broadens the prize pool beyond just plastic collectibles, giving fans who prefer flat displayable items a reason to participate even if figure storage space is limited.
For the commemorative figures in this lottery, EVORETRO's acrylic modular case keeps them dust-free and displayed together.
For giving any standout figure pull its own spotlight, EVORETRO's 4-step acrylic display stand adds a dedicated tier.
Ichiban Kuji lotteries timed to a film's theatrical window tend to sell through their initial retailer allocation quickly while the movie is still actively playing, then become progressively harder to find once the film leaves theaters and promotional attention shifts elsewhere. For a major franchise re-entry like Toy Story 5, that pattern is likely to hold, making the film's active theatrical run the best window to track this lottery down at standard import pricing.
Toy Story hasn't had a mainline theatrical sequel in years, so this lottery isn't just another licensed tie-in — it's tied to the franchise's first new film in a considerable stretch. That context is part of why Bandai Spirits built a fuller prize lineup around it, including the exclusive poster, rather than treating it as a minor licensed product alongside its usual anime-focused release slate.
July 10, 2026.
781 JPY.
An exclusive poster as part of the prize tiers.
Japanese hobby retailers and Ichiban Kuji import shops.
This Toy Story 5 lottery gives fans a film-timed way to pick up commemorative figures and a poster tied to the theatrical release. With a confirmed July 10 launch, it's worth tracking down while the film is still in theaters.
Having a case and stand ready keeps any figure pulls protected and properly displayed.
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