Attack on Titan Ichiban Kuji 'Dedicate Your Hearts': Every MASTERLISE Prize and the Levi Last One (Oct 24)

Attack on Titan Ichiban Kuji 'Dedicate Your Hearts': Every MASTERLISE Prize and the Levi Last One (Oct 24)

Bandai Spirits is turning the Survey Corps' most famous gesture into a premium figure set. Ichiban Kuji "Attack on Titan ~Dedicate Your Hearts!~" launches in Japan on October 24, 2026 at 850 yen (tax included) per draw. Prizes A–E are MASTERLISE figures of Eren, Mikasa, Armin, Erwin and Hange in their salute pose, and the Last One Prize is Levi, "Humanity's Strongest Soldier."

Prizes F–J have not been shown yet, so a second lineup reveal will land before release. This guide covers everything Bandai has confirmed so far, a collector's ranking of what to chase, and how fans outside Japan can actually secure a set.

What is the 'Dedicate Your Hearts' Ichiban Kuji?

An Ichiban Kuji is a Japanese prize lottery in which every ticket wins something — there are no blanks. This one is themed on the Survey Corps' rallying cry from Attack on Titan and uses Bandai's MASTERLISE tier, the premium sculpt line reserved for Bandai's most detailed kuji figures.

The confirmed basics:

  • Release: October 24, 2026 (Japan)
  • Price: 850 yen per draw, tax included
  • Prize tiers: A through J, plus a Last One Prize and a Double Chance Campaign
  • Maker: Bandai Spirits
Kuji-Collection — Ichiban Kuji Attack on Titan "Dedicate Your Hearts"
Image: Kuji-Collection

Every MASTERLISE prize revealed so far

Prizes A–E share one concept: the founding members of the Survey Corps performing the "dedicate your heart" salute in their Season 1 uniforms. Bandai has printed the Wings of Freedom emblem on the back of each figure, so the five are built to line up as a single display.

Prize Figure Details
A–E Eren, Mikasa, Armin, Erwin, Hange Survey Corps salute pose, Season 1 look, MASTERLISE
F–J Unrevealed Expected in a second reveal before launch
Last One Levi — Humanity's Strongest Soldier Horseback riding pose, MASTERLISE, around 30 cm

The Levi Last One breaks from the standing A–E set: it depicts him on horseback during an expedition beyond the walls and stands roughly 30 cm tall, making it the largest and most eye-catching figure in the lineup.

USA Gundam Store — Attack on Titan MASTERLISE Ichibansho Hange (Dedicate Your Heart)
Image: USA Gundam Store

Which prize should you chase?

Most reveal posts and retailer pages simply list the prizes without ranking them. Here is a collector's read on what is worth targeting, from most to least chased:

  • 1. Levi Last One (hardest to secure): The Last One Prize goes to whoever draws the final ticket in a set, so you cannot simply buy it — you either pull it or hunt it on the aftermarket. Levi is the franchise's most popular character and this is the only figure here that is out of scale with the rest, which is exactly why it commands the highest resale.
  • 2. Erwin (salute pose): The salute is Erwin's signature moment, so within the A–E set his figure is the thematic centerpiece and tends to be the most requested single prize.
  • 3. The full A–E set: Bought together they read as one diorama with matching bases and back emblems. If you care about display over rarity, completing the salute line is more satisfying than any single figure.

Because F–J are still hidden, hold some budget back — past AoT kuji have placed strong secondary figures and towel/acrylic goods in the lower tiers, and the Double Chance Campaign offers a separate route to a bonus figure.

How overseas fans can buy it

Ichiban Kuji is sold per-ticket at Japanese retailers and, increasingly, through Ichiban Kuji Online, where allocations for popular series sell out quickly. Outside Japan you generally have two paths:

  • Draw in Japan or via a proxy: if you want the lottery experience, a proxy service or forwarding address can draw tickets on your behalf, but you pay per draw with no guarantee of a specific prize.
  • Buy the exact figure you want: the simpler route for most collectors is to skip the lottery and purchase the specific prize — already won — from a store that ships internationally. We cover the full process in our guide to buying Ichiban Kuji from outside Japan.

How this fits Attack on Titan's 2026 kuji run

"Dedicate Your Hearts" is one of several AoT lotteries this year. It is distinct from the chibi-style 'Choice and Result' Chokonokko kuji; if you are tracking the full year, see our overview of the Attack on Titan Ichiban Kuji figure waves.

Key takeaways

  • Ichiban Kuji "Attack on Titan ~Dedicate Your Hearts!~" releases October 24, 2026 at 850 yen per draw.
  • Prizes A–E are salute-pose MASTERLISE figures of Eren, Mikasa, Armin, Erwin and Hange in their Season 1 uniforms.
  • The Last One Prize is a roughly 30 cm Levi "Humanity's Strongest Soldier" on horseback — the hardest piece to secure.
  • Prizes F–J are not yet revealed; a second lineup announcement is expected before launch.

The lottery is still pre-release, so no one can draw it yet. If you would rather not wait, Akibato ships Ichiban Kuji figures worldwide and stocks sets you can buy today.

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