Dragon Ball Ichiban Kuji DRAGON OMNIBUS: Battle of Gods Prizes 2027
The Dragon Ball Ichiban Kuji DRAGON OMNIBUS ~Battle of Gods~ is BANDAI SPIRITS' next major Dragon Ball prize lottery, and it goes on sale in Japan on February 6, 2027 at 800 yen per draw. BANDAI revealed the headline prizes on September 16, 2026, and the top of the lineup is stacked: Super Saiyan God Son Goku, Beerus, and Whis all rendered as MASTERLISE figures.
This guide breaks down every confirmed Dragon Ball Ichiban Kuji DRAGON OMNIBUS prize, the sizes and sculpting grades, the Father-Son Kamehameha Last One figure, and which prizes are worth chasing. It also explains how to get the set if you live outside Japan, where these kuji almost always sell out on release day.
Here is what BANDAI has confirmed so far:
- Release: February 6, 2027 (Saturday), rolling out in Japanese stores
- Price: 800 yen per draw (tax included)
- Maker: BANDAI SPIRITS
- Top prizes: A to E are all MASTERLISE figures
- Last One Prize: Father-Son Kamehameha, upgraded to MASTERLISE PLUS
- Still hidden: F through I prizes, expected around October 2026
Dragon Ball Ichiban Kuji DRAGON OMNIBUS: Release Date and Price
The Dragon Ball Ichiban Kuji DRAGON OMNIBUS ~Battle of Gods~ releases on February 6, 2027 (Saturday) and rolls out sequentially across Japanese retailers, priced at 800 yen per draw including tax. BANDAI has confirmed in-store sales; an online lottery slot has not been announced.
Ichiban Kuji is a Japanese prize-lottery system where every ticket wins a physical prize, ranked from the top A prize down to lower letters, with a guaranteed Last One Prize for whoever buys the final ticket in a box.
Dragon Ball kuji sell through fast, so overseas collectors usually start planning months ahead. If you are already building a Dragon Ball shelf, Akibato ships Dragon Ball ichiban kuji and prize figures from Japan, including kuji that are in stock right now while you wait for DRAGON OMNIBUS to drop.
Every Confirmed DRAGON OMNIBUS Prize (A to E)
Five figure prizes are confirmed, and all of them use the MASTERLISE sculpting line. Prizes F through I are still marked "???" and are expected to be revealed around October 2026. Here is the confirmed table.
| Prize | Figure | Approx. size | Grade |
|---|---|---|---|
| A | Super Saiyan God Son Goku | 25 cm | MASTERLISE |
| B | Beerus (God of Destruction) | 22 cm | MASTERLISE |
| C | Whis | 25 cm | MASTERLISE |
| D | Ultimate Gohan | 25 cm | MASTERLISE |
| E | Super Saiyan 3 Gotenks | 17 cm | MASTERLISE |
| F–I | Not yet revealed | — | — |
| Last One | Father-Son Kamehameha | Goku 17 cm / Gohan 13.5 cm | MASTERLISE PLUS |
A Prize: Super Saiyan God Son Goku
The A Prize is Super Saiyan God Son Goku, roughly 25 cm tall. This crimson-haired form debuted in the Battle of Gods arc and is rarely given a large prize-figure release, which is why it anchors the set as the most in-demand prize.
B and C Prizes: Beerus and Whis
The B Prize is Beerus, the God of Destruction, at about 22 cm, and the C Prize is his attendant Whis at about 25 cm. Getting the pair completes the Battle of Gods trio that gives the kuji its subtitle, and the two are rarely offered together in the same lottery.
D and E Prizes: Ultimate Gohan and Super Saiyan 3 Gotenks
DRAGON OMNIBUS lives up to its name by reaching outside the Battle of Gods film. The D Prize is Ultimate Gohan (about 25 cm) and the E Prize is Super Saiyan 3 Gotenks (about 17 cm), two fan-favorite forms from the Buu saga that round out the figure tiers.
The Last One Prize: Father-Son Kamehameha MASTERLISE PLUS
The Last One Prize is the Father-Son Kamehameha, a two-piece diorama of Goku (about 17 cm) and a young Gohan (about 13.5 cm) firing the beam together against Cell. BANDAI notes the young Gohan's battle injuries are carefully reproduced, and the piece is upgraded to the higher MASTERLISE PLUS grade rather than standard MASTERLISE.
The same Father-Son Kamehameha figure is also the Double Chance Campaign prize, so collectors who miss it in-store get a second shot by mail. If you are new to that second draw, our guide to the Ichiban Kuji Double Chance campaign explains how to enter.
MASTERLISE vs MASTERLISE PLUS: What the Grades Mean
MASTERLISE is BANDAI SPIRITS' premium prize-figure line, built for dynamic poses with tighter paint and sculpt work than a standard prize figure. MASTERLISE PLUS is the enhanced tier used for standout pieces, and in DRAGON OMNIBUS it is reserved for the Father-Son Kamehameha Last One Prize.
In practice, that means the A-to-E figures are already a step above ordinary kuji prizes, while the Last One sits one grade higher again. For a fuller breakdown, see our explainer on what MASTERLISE means on an ichiban kuji figure.
Which DRAGON OMNIBUS Prizes to Chase
With five figures confirmed and four tiers still hidden, here is how the current lineup ranks for collectors:
- A: Super Saiyan God Son Goku — the headline form, rarely made at this size, and the prize most people will target first.
- Last One: Father-Son Kamehameha — the emotional centerpiece and the only MASTERLISE PLUS piece, but the hardest to secure because it needs the final ticket or a Double Chance win.
- B and C: Beerus and Whis — best value if you want a matching set, since the two are seldom released as a pair.
- D and E: Ultimate Gohan and SS3 Gotenks — strong picks for Buu-saga fans who want variety beyond the Battle of Gods trio.
Because prize odds depend on how many tickets are left in a box, it helps to understand how the letter tiers work before you commit. Our guide to ichiban kuji prize tiers from A to Last One covers the odds and strategy.
How to Buy DRAGON OMNIBUS Ichiban Kuji Outside Japan
DRAGON OMNIBUS is confirmed for in-store sales in Japan, so overseas fans cannot draw it directly. The practical routes are:
- Proxy or forwarding services that buy a draw in Japan and ship the prize to you.
- Import shops that pull the kuji and resell single prizes or full sets after release.
- Pre-order listings for specific prizes, which appear once F-to-I tiers are revealed.
Akibato is one of those import routes and ships from Japan. While DRAGON OMNIBUS is still months out, you can browse in-stock Dragon Ball prizes, including the Dragon Ball Spectacle Battle ichiban kuji, in the Akibato Dragon Ball collection.
Dragon Ball DRAGON OMNIBUS Ichiban Kuji: FAQ
When does Dragon Ball Ichiban Kuji DRAGON OMNIBUS release? February 6, 2027, rolling out in Japanese stores.
How much is one draw? 800 yen per draw, tax included.
How many prizes are there? The lineup runs from A to I plus a Last One Prize; A through E are confirmed as MASTERLISE figures, and F through I are expected around October 2026.
What is the Last One Prize? The Father-Son Kamehameha, a MASTERLISE PLUS diorama of Goku and young Gohan, also offered through the Double Chance Campaign.
Can I get it outside Japan? Not directly, since sales are in-store in Japan. Use a proxy service or an import shop that stocks the prizes after release.
Key Takeaways
- Dragon Ball Ichiban Kuji DRAGON OMNIBUS ~Battle of Gods~ releases February 6, 2027 at 800 yen per draw.
- Prizes A-E are confirmed MASTERLISE figures: Super Saiyan God Goku, Beerus, Whis, Ultimate Gohan, and SS3 Gotenks.
- The Last One Prize is the Father-Son Kamehameha in the higher MASTERLISE PLUS grade, also available via Double Chance.
- Prizes F through I are still hidden and should be revealed around October 2026.
- Sales are in-store in Japan, so overseas collectors need a proxy or import shop.
If the Battle of Gods trio has you wanting a Dragon Ball shelf now, browse the Akibato Dragon Ball collection for in-stock figures and kuji shipped from Japan.