Haikyuu!! is getting a new Ichiban Kuji built entirely around Karasuno's core lineup. Confirmed via Toy People's coverage cross-referenced with Kuji-Collection's prize breakdown, Ichiban Kuji Haikyuu!! Karasuno's Future releases August 15, 2026 at a reference price of 790 JPY per draw.
Unlike Kuji lines that spread prizes across a full cast, this one narrows in on four Karasuno players, giving each a more detailed, uniform figure treatment. Here's what's confirmed about the lineup and sizing.
Toy People and Kuji-Collection's coverage confirms the following:
Rather than spreading prizes across Karasuno's full roster, this wave focuses on just four players, and the sculpting reflects that narrower focus. Toy People's coverage specifically calls out the jersey wrinkles, the flowing drape of the sports jackets, and the dynamic posing of the perched crows as sculpting highlights, suggesting a more detailed treatment per figure than a wave splitting the same budget across a dozen characters.
Kei Tsukishima's Last One prize figure is confirmed as the largest format in the wave, following the standard Ichiban Kuji convention where the Last One prize (awarded to whoever draws the final ticket in a box) gets an upgraded, bigger sculpt compared to the standard lettered prizes. For Haikyuu collectors specifically chasing Tsukishima, that makes this wave's Last One a genuinely bigger get than the other three figures rather than just a variant.
With four different figure heights ranging from roughly 16 to 20-plus centimeters, and a shared design motif across all of them, it's worth planning display space that keeps the set looking cohesive rather than scattered.
For arranging all four figures together at varying heights, EVORETRO's acrylic display risers let shorter figures like Hinata sit at eye level alongside taller ones like Tsukishima's Last One prize.
For posing any of the four figures individually on a shelf, EVORETRO's 4-step acrylic display stand gives each figure its own elevated, tiered presentation.
August 15, 2026, with a gradual retail rollout.
790 JPY per draw.
Shoyo Hinata, Tobio Kageyama, and Tadashi Yamaguchi as lettered prizes, with Kei Tsukishima as the Last One prize.
No. Hinata is about 16 cm, Kageyama about 20 cm, Yamaguchi about 17 cm, and Tsukishima's Last One prize is the largest format in the wave.
Karasuno's Future gives Haikyuu collectors a tightly focused, detail-forward Kuji wave built around four core players rather than a sprawling team roster. With the Last One prize offering a genuinely upgraded Tsukishima sculpt, it's worth deciding ahead of the August 15 release how many draws you're aiming for.
Planning display space around the set's varied figure heights beforehand makes it easier to give all four players a cohesive shelf presence once they arrive.
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