I Want to Love You Till Your Dying Day Ichiban Kuji: All 8 Prizes

The I Want to Love You Till Your Dying Day Ichiban Kuji went on sale in Japan on September 24, 2026, at 700 yen per draw, arriving just as the yuri dark-fantasy anime finished its 12-episode run. This guide breaks down all 8 prizes, what each one actually is, which are worth chasing, and how collectors outside Japan can get the set.

One thing to know up front: this is a goods lottery built around illustration frames, big acrylic stands, and charms — there are no sculpted figures in this lineup. That makes it an affordable, print-and-acrylic entry point for fans of Sheena Totsuki and Mimi Kagari who want display pieces rather than a shelf of PVC. Below you will find the full tier list, the Last One prize, the Double Chance campaign, and a short refresher on the anime itself.

What Is the I Want to Love You Till Your Dying Day Ichiban Kuji?

An Ichiban Kuji is a paid-draw lottery from BANDAI SPIRITS in which every ticket wins a prize. The I Want to Love You Till Your Dying Day Ichiban Kuji is the first lottery for this title, timed to the summer 2026 anime, and it uses newly drawn artwork rather than repurposed key visuals.

• Release date: September 24, 2026 (in stores and via Ichiban Kuji ONLINE from 11:00 JST)
• Price: 700 yen per draw (tax included)
• Prize tiers: 7 lettered tiers (A–G) plus a Last One prize
• Sold at: Ichiban Kuji Official Shops and Ichiban Kuji ONLINE
• Type: illustration frames, acrylic stands, charms, and stationery — no figures

Akibato stocks this exact set in its Ichiban Kuji collection and ships worldwide from Japan, so fans building a display can secure the frames and stands without hunting through a proxy service.

Full Prize Lineup: All 8 Prizes at a Glance

Here is the complete lineup, from the A prize down to the Last One prize. Sizes are the manufacturer's approximate figures.

A Prize and Last One: The Visualize Frames

The A prize is a large Visualize Frame (about 36 by 28 cm) printed with newly drawn costume artwork, and the Last One prize is a separate Last One version of that frame carrying a fresh illustration by the anime's character designer, Kyoko Yufuku. These framed prints are the headline pieces because they use art made for the lottery rather than screenshots, and both are wall-ready display sizes.

B to E Prizes: The Big Acrylic Stands

The four Big Acrylic Stands cover the main cast: Sheena Totsuki (B), Mimi Kagari (C), Seiran Lidsey (D), and Ali Maud (E). At 15.5 to 18 cm they are noticeably larger than a standard trading acrylic stand, so they read as centerpiece display items rather than desk clutter. Because each tier is a single fixed character, you know exactly who you are getting from that letter.

F and G Prizes: Charms and Stationery

The F prize is an Acrylic Charm and the G prize is a Clear File and Sticker set. Both come in six designs, and per the official listing these are selectable — you choose the design you want at the counter rather than pulling one at random. They are the high-count filler tiers, which means most draws will land here.

Which Prizes Should Collectors Chase?

With no figures in the set, value here is about art and display, not sculpt. A quick priority read:

• Best (chase these): A prize and the Last One Visualize Frame — unique newly drawn art at wall-display size.
• Character picks: B–E acrylic stands — go by favorite. Mimi Kagari (C) and Sheena Totsuki (B) are the central pairing and usually the most requested.
• Filler: F charms and G clear-file sets — nice extras, but they are what most tickets will produce.

If you are new to how the A-to-Last One ladder works and why the Last One sits apart from the lettered tiers, our guide to Ichiban Kuji prize tiers explains the full system.

What Is the Double Chance Campaign?

This lottery includes a Double Chance Campaign, a second draw that gives non-winners another shot at a top prize — here, another Visualize Frame Last One ver. You keep the ticket or serial from your draw and enter separately, so even a table of filler prizes can still convert into the headline frame. We walk through exactly how to enter in our Ichiban Kuji Double Chance explainer.

About the Anime: I Want to Love You Till Your Dying Day

I Want to Love You Till Your Dying Day (Kimi ga Shinu made Koi wo Shitai) began as a yuri dark-fantasy manga by Aono Nachi, serialized in Comic Yuri Hime (Ichijinsha) and released in English by Kodansha USA. The anime adaptation, produced by studio Roll2 and directed by Yasushi Tomoda, premiered on July 7, 2026, ran for 12 episodes, and streamed on Crunchyroll.

The story is set during a war between two nations. One country runs a school that takes in orphan girls and trains them in magic to send them to the front. Sheena Totsuki, a girl with weak magic who hates fighting, meets Mimi Kagari, the school's rumored "secret weapon" and its strongest student. That central pairing is why the B and C acrylic stands sit at the top of the cast tiers. With the finale having aired in the same month the lottery launched, demand for this set is peaking right now rather than months after the fact.

How to Buy This Ichiban Kuji Outside Japan

Ichiban Kuji draws happen in person in Japan, which is the catch for overseas fans. There are two realistic routes: use a Japan proxy or forwarding service to enter Ichiban Kuji ONLINE, or buy the specific prizes you want as singles from a store that already stocks them. For most collectors who want particular tiers — the A frame, a specific character's stand — buying singles is cheaper and removes the randomness. Our guide to buying Ichiban Kuji outside Japan compares the methods and costs in detail.

If the finale left you wanting Sheena and Mimi on your shelf, browse Akibato's in-stock Ichiban Kuji collection — this set ships worldwide from Japan, and you can pick the tiers you actually want instead of drawing blind.

Frequently Asked Questions

When did the I Want to Love You Till Your Dying Day Ichiban Kuji release? September 24, 2026, in stores and on Ichiban Kuji ONLINE.

How much is one draw? 700 yen, tax included.

Are there any figures in this Ichiban Kuji? No. The lineup is Visualize Frames, big acrylic stands, an acrylic charm, and a clear file and sticker set. There are no sculpted figures.

What is the Last One prize? A special Last One version of the Visualize Frame with a newly drawn illustration by the character designer, awarded to whoever draws the final ticket in a set.

Can I buy it outside Japan? Yes — either through a proxy entering Ichiban Kuji ONLINE, or by buying the individual prizes from a store that ships internationally, such as Akibato.

Sources

• 1kuji.com (BANDAI SPIRITS official) — Ichiban Kuji Kimi ga Shinu made Koi wo Shitai product page
• Dengeki Hobby Web — full prize lineup announcement
• Bandai Namco Amusement — official shop sales notice (Sept 24 release)
• Wikipedia — I Want to Love You Till Your Dying Day (anime and manga)
• NamiComi — anime premieres July 2026