Bandai Spirits has confirmed Ichiban Kuji Jujutsu Kaisen 5th Anniversary FINAL for a September 26, 2026 release in Japan, priced at 800 JPY per draw. The lottery caps off Jujutsu Kaisen's fifth anniversary lineup with a set of high-detail MASTERLISE figures, and the first three prize reveals give collectors a clear look at what's coming before the full prize list is announced.
Ichiban Kuji is Bandai's popular lottery-style collectible format, sold through retailers like FamilyMart in Japan, where each draw wins one of a fixed set of prizes ranging from smaller items up to premium figures. This particular release leans heavily on nostalgia, with each revealed figure tied to a specific, recognizable scene from the anime's run.
This guide covers what's confirmed about the prizes revealed so far, how the Ichiban Kuji format works for collectors new to it, and which EVORETRO products make sense for displaying and protecting the figures.
According to Bandai Spirits and coverage from Toy People, three of the collection's figures have been revealed ahead of the September 26 release.
Bandai Spirits hasn't detailed Prizes C through J yet, so treat the current reveal as a preview of the collection's headline figures rather than the complete prize list.
Unlike a standard figure release, Ichiban Kuji is sold one draw at a time, with each draw guaranteed to win a prize somewhere in the set. Collectors chasing a specific figure, like the Last One Prize Gojo, need to either get lucky on individual draws or purchase enough of the lottery's total stock to guarantee that final prize. This format makes Ichiban Kuji releases fundamentally different from a standard pre-order, since availability depends on how much stock a given retailer receives.
The Gojo figure recreates his Hidden Inventory scene closely, though the iconic Barcelona Chair he sits on in the anime has been changed to a generic four-legged chair, likely for licensing reasons. It's a minor deviation from the source material but worth knowing before comparing the figure directly to the anime scene.
As a 5th anniversary capstone release, this lottery pulls specific, well-known scenes rather than generic character poses, giving each revealed figure a clear point of reference for fans. That scene-specific detail is a step up from more generic prize figure lines and is likely part of why this particular Ichiban Kuji has drawn early attention ahead of its full reveal.
Since MASTERLISE figures are typically displayed loose rather than kept in packaging, EVORETRO's acrylic display risers give a figure like Prize A's Yuji Itadori an elevated, stable spot on a shelf alongside the rest of a collection.
For collectors who want to keep a prize sealed or protect the box before deciding whether to display it, EVORETRO's PET protector sized for similarly scaled Japanese figure packaging is worth checking against the box once official dimensions are available, since exact fit can vary between prize figure lines.
If a riser isn't the right setup for your shelf, EVORETRO's 4-step acrylic display stand gives multiple prize figures from this lottery a tiered spot to display together rather than lining them up flat.
To get ready for the 5th Anniversary FINAL lottery's September 26 release, start with these:
September 26, 2026, priced at 800 JPY per draw.
MASTERLISE figures of Yuji Itadori (Prize A), Yuta Okkotsu (Prize B), and Satoru Gojo (Last One Prize).
Ichiban Kuji is a lottery format, so a specific prize isn't guaranteed on any single draw. Getting the Last One Prize typically requires either luck or purchasing enough of the total stock.
Mostly. The pose and detailing closely follow the Hidden Inventory scene, though the Barcelona Chair from the anime has been changed to a generic chair, likely for licensing reasons.
The Jujutsu Kaisen 5th Anniversary FINAL lottery gives collectors a scene-accurate send-off to the anime's fifth anniversary lineup, with Yuji, Yuta, and Gojo all recreating specific, recognizable moments rather than generic poses. Whether you're chasing the Last One Gojo prize or just want one of the confirmed figures, having a display and protection plan ready before the September 26 release is the easiest way to keep your pull looking its best.
Keep an eye on Bandai Spirits' official channels for the remaining prize reveals as the release date approaches.
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