Bocchi the Rock Ichiban Kuji Vol.5 (2027): 5 Gracemaster Figures
Bocchi the Rock Ichiban Kuji VOLUME 5 is confirmed, and this time BANDAI SPIRITS has gone all-figure. Kessoku Band swaps their usual stage clothes for jersey-maid outfits, and every headline prize is a premium 1/7 Gracemaster statue. This guide gives you the confirmed release date, the price per draw, all five figures with their sizes, what the Gracemaster line actually is, and how collectors outside Japan can pull the set. Everything below is drawn from the official Ichiban Kuji Club product page and BANDAI SPIRITS' reveal, so you can plan a hunt around real numbers instead of rumors.
Bocchi the Rock Ichiban Kuji VOLUME 5: What's Confirmed
Bocchi the Rock Ichiban Kuji VOLUME 5 goes on sale January 8, 2027 (Friday) in Japan, rolling out in sequence rather than all at once. Each draw costs 890 yen, tax included. An Ichiban Kuji is a paid prize draw where every ticket wins something, ranked from a top A prize down through lower letters, with a special Last One prize handed to whoever buys the final ticket in the box.
What makes this set unusual is that the entire revealed lineup is figures. The initial announcement centered on five 1/7 Gracemaster statues; lower-tier goods typically round out a full Ichiban Kuji lot, but BANDAI SPIRITS had not detailed those at the time of the reveal.
- Release: January 8, 2027 (Friday), sequential rollout
- Price: 890 yen per draw (tax included)
- Theme: Kessoku Band in jersey-maid outfits
- Headline prizes: five 1/7 scale Gracemaster figures (A-D plus Last One)
- Where to draw: Ichiban Kuji Online, the official Ichiban Kuji shop, and participating stores
If you are already building a bishoujo shelf, Akibato ships Ichiban Kuji figures from Japan, so it is worth watching the in-stock Ichiban Kuji collection as new lots land.
Every Gracemaster Figure in the 2027 Lineup
Five characters, five figures, one shared theme: athletic jersey wear in each character's signature color, topped with a maid apron. Here is the full confirmed lineup with official sizes.
| Prize | Character | Line & scale | Approx. height |
|---|---|---|---|
| A | Hitori Gotoh (Bocchi) | 1/7 Gracemaster | ~21 cm |
| B | Nijika Ijichi | 1/7 Gracemaster | ~21 cm |
| C | Ryo Yamada | 1/7 Gracemaster | ~22 cm |
| D | Ikuyo Kita | 1/7 Gracemaster | ~21 cm |
| Last One | Kikuri Hiroi | 1/7 Gracemaster | ~22 cm |
The four Kessoku Band members fill the A through D slots, which is rare: most Ichiban Kuji reserve only the A prize for a big figure and drop to towels or straps further down. Here, even the D prize is a full 1/7 statue.
Kikuri Hiroi, the hard-drinking street bassist the girls look up to, is the Last One prize. Slotting a fan-favorite side character as the Last One is a deliberate move, and it tends to keep demand for that figure high long after the boxes sell out.
What Is Gracemaster? The 1/7 Figure Line Explained
Gracemaster is BANDAI SPIRITS' premium bishoujo prize-figure line for Ichiban Kuji, built around delicate 1/7 scale sculpts of female characters. It is the bishoujo counterpart to the action-oriented MASTERLISE line you see in shonen kuji, and it now anchors many of the company's character-focused lotteries.
Recent Gracemaster appearances include Gakuen Idolmaster, Blue Archive, Fate/Grand Order, Overlord, My Dress-Up Darling, and Oshi no Ko, which tells you the standard Bocchi collectors should expect. If you have been eyeing that line before, the Gakuen Idolmaster Ichiban Kuji Part 7 uses the same Gracemaster treatment, and the Quintessential Quintuplets December 2026 kuji is another five-figure bishoujo set worth comparing.
For the bigger picture of how the A, B, C, D and Last One tiers stack up in value, see our breakdown of how Ichiban Kuji prize tiers work.
Why the Kikuri Hiroi Last One Prize Matters
The Last One prize is the figure awarded to the person who draws the final ticket from a box. Because there is exactly one per box and it cannot be bought directly, Last One figures are the scarcest item in any lot and usually command the steepest resale premiums.
In VOLUME 5 the Last One is a full 1/7 Kikuri Gracemaster, not a downgraded chibi or a keychain. That is unusually generous, and it means a complete five-figure Kessoku Band set requires either luck at the very bottom of a box or a secondary-market purchase. Plan your budget accordingly if you want all five.
How to Buy Bocchi the Rock Ichiban Kuji From Outside Japan
Ichiban Kuji tickets are sold physically in Japan and through Ichiban Kuji Online, which does not ship most prizes overseas. Collectors abroad generally have two paths: use a Japan-based proxy or forwarding service, or buy the specific prize you want from a store that stocks pulled figures and ships internationally.
The second route is simpler if you only want one or two figures rather than gambling for the full set. Akibato is a Japan-based store that ships Ichiban Kuji figures worldwide, so browsing the Ichiban Kuji collection lets you pick the exact character instead of drawing blind. For a full walkthrough of both methods, read our guide on how to buy Ichiban Kuji outside Japan.
Bocchi the Rock: A Quick Refresher on Kessoku Band
Bocchi the Rock! is a music comedy adapted by CloverWorks in 2022 from Aki Hamaji's four-panel manga. It follows Hitori Gotoh, a painfully shy guitarist nicknamed Bocchi, who is pulled out of her bedroom and into a band.
That band is Kessoku Band: Nijika Ijichi on drums, Ryo Yamada on bass, and Ikuyo Kita on vocals and rhythm guitar. Kikuri Hiroi, the VOLUME 5 Last One, is a bassist from the band SICK HACK whom the younger musicians treat as a chaotic mentor. Knowing who plays what helps when you are deciding which of the four A-to-D figures to chase first.
FAQ: Bocchi the Rock Ichiban Kuji VOLUME 5
When does Bocchi the Rock Ichiban Kuji VOLUME 5 release?
It goes on sale January 8, 2027 (Friday) in Japan, with a staggered rollout across Ichiban Kuji Online, the official shop, and participating stores.
How much is one draw?
Each draw costs 890 yen, tax included.
How many figures are in the set?
Five 1/7 Gracemaster figures: Hitori (A), Nijika (B), Ryo (C), and Ikuyo (D), plus Kikuri Hiroi as the Last One prize.
Can I get the figures if I live outside Japan?
Yes. Use a proxy service to draw remotely, or buy the specific prize from a Japan-based store such as Akibato that ships pulled figures internationally.
Key Takeaways
- Bocchi the Rock Ichiban Kuji VOLUME 5 launches January 8, 2027 at 890 yen per draw.
- All five headline prizes are 1/7 Gracemaster figures of Kessoku Band in jersey-maid outfits.
- Kikuri Hiroi is the Last One prize and will be the hardest of the five to obtain.
- Lower-tier prizes were not detailed at announcement; the reveal centered on the figures.
- Overseas collectors can use a proxy or buy specific pulled figures from a Japan-based shipper.
If VOLUME 5 has you wanting the full Kessoku Band shelf, you can pick specific pulled figures from the Akibato Ichiban Kuji collection, which ships from Japan worldwide.