Ichiban Kuji Demon Slayer 'Upper Rank Two': Douma, Shinobu & Kanao Figures From the Infinity Castle Clash
Bandai Spirits launched Ichiban Kuji Demon Slayer ~Upper Rank Two~ (一番くじ 鬼滅の刃 ～上弦の弐～) on July 30, 2026, priced at ¥850 per draw. The set is built around the demon Douma—Upper Rank Two of the Twelve Kizuki—and the two Demon Slayer Corps members who face him, tying the whole lottery to the theatrical hit Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Infinity Castle Chapter One (無限城編 第一章 猗窩座再来).
For collectors overseas, this is one of the most figure-heavy Demon Slayer kuji in recent memory: three separate MASTERLISE sculpts share the top prizes, and the Last One reward is an alternate Douma. If you have been waiting for a display piece from the Infinity Castle chapter, this is the drop to know.
The Figures: Douma, Shinobu, and Kanao
The three headline prizes are all part of Bandai's premium MASTERLISE line, prized for painted detail and dynamic posing:
- A Prize — Shinobu Kocho: the Insect Hashira in a roughly 22.5 cm MASTERLISE figure.
- B Prize — Kanao Tsuyuri: Shinobu's successor, also around 22.5 cm.
- C Prize — Douma: the Upper Rank Two demon in a larger sculpt near 27 cm, marking his first outing in the MASTERLISE line.
- Last One Prize — Douma (special version): an alternate dual-fan pose, awarded to whoever draws the final ticket in a box.
Rounding out the figures, the D Prize is a two-piece set of deformed chibi-style Tanjiro and Giyu, a lighter counterweight to the trio of scale-styled busts above.
Why 'Upper Rank Two' Ties to Infinity Castle
The character pairing is not random. In the Infinity Castle arc, Shinobu Kocho confronts Douma directly, and Kanao carries that battle forward—making these three the emotional core of one of the arc's most talked-about fights. Bandai leaned into that by grouping them in a single kuji rather than a general-cast assortment, so the set reads like a snapshot of the confrontation itself. With the Infinity Castle films still driving demand worldwide, character-specific merchandise from this arc has been moving quickly.
The Full Prize Lineup at a Glance
Beyond the figures, the lottery spreads lower tiers across affordable, giftable goods—handy if you are pulling for a specific character rather than chasing a single grand prize:
- E Prize: metallic visual sheets (five selectable designs).
- F Prize: acrylic charms (11 varieties).
- G Prize: photo-style card sets (10 selectable designs, three cards each).
- H Prize: acrylic badges (22 varieties).
The lottery was sold at Ichiban Kuji official shops and via Ichiban Kuji Online, with a Double Chance campaign running through the end of October 2026 for a shot at re-issued top prizes. As always with kuji, availability is finite—once boxes sell through, the secondary market takes over.
Collecting Demon Slayer Figures Right Now
If the Douma, Shinobu, or Kanao MASTERLISE sculpts are on your wishlist, or you simply want to build an Infinity Castle-era shelf, it is worth browsing what is already in stock rather than waiting on resale prices to settle. Explore Demon Slayer figures and Ichiban Kuji prizes at Akibato, which ships Japanese collectibles worldwide, or dig through the wider Ichiban Kuji collection for prizes from other franchises. Prices, stock, and specific prizes vary by drop, so check the live listings for what is currently available.