Ichiban Kuji Disney Princess 'Enchanted Glow': Belle, the Beast, and the September 2026 Prizes
Ichiban Kuji is turning the ballroom of Beauty and the Beast into a shelf display. The new lottery series Ichiban Kuji <Disney Princess> Enchanted Glow launches in Japan on September 5, 2026, and every prize is built around a single motif: light. Stained glass, candlelight, and goblets thread through a lineup topped by paired Belle and Beast figures, and for collectors of Disney and Japanese prize figures alike, it is one of the most display-ready Ichiban Kuji sets of the autumn.
Ichiban Kuji is a Bandai Spirits prize-lottery system: you pay a fixed price per draw and receive a guaranteed prize, with no blind duplicates the way a booster pack works. According to Bandai Spirits, each draw in this series costs 781 yen (tax included), and the kuji rolls out at Seven-Eleven, Ito-Yokado, and Yume Town locations, running through December 31, 2026, while stock lasts.
What 'Enchanted Glow' Includes
The lineup spans grades A through K plus a Last One prize, and it leans hard into the Beauty and the Beast ballroom scene. The headline prizes are two figures designed as a pair: the A-prize Belle and the B-prize Beast, sculpted to face one another mid-dance. Below them sit a run of everyday-use and display items — glasses, mini figures, mirrors, charms, and stickers — that keep the whole set accessible even if you never pull the top grade.
- A Prize: Belle figure, approximately 16cm, in a flowing ballroom gown.
- B Prize: Beast figure, approximately 18cm, posed to partner with Belle.
- C Prize: Charm collection box with Belle, Beast, and rose-themed metal charms.
- D-F Prizes: Goblet-style glasses for Belle, Rapunzel, and Ariel.
- G-K Prizes: Mini figure collection, canvas boards, castle-design tin mirrors, rubber accessories, and die-cut sticker sets.
- Last One Prize: a stained-glass-style light, roughly 19cm tall.
The Ballroom, in Figure Form
What makes the A and B prizes worth chasing is that they are engineered as a single tableau rather than two separate statues. Multiple outlets describe the Belle and Beast figures as posed to make eye contact when displayed side by side, recreating the film's ballroom dance. The roughly 16cm Belle emphasizes the sculpting of her gown, while the roughly 18cm Beast mirrors her stance. For anyone who missed the top grades in stores, a Double Chance campaign offers a Belle-and-Beast figure set, giving collectors a second route to the complete pairing.
Beyond Belle: Rapunzel, Ariel, and the 'Light' Motif
Despite the Beauty and the Beast centerpiece, 'Enchanted Glow' earns its Disney Princess banner. The goblet-style glasses (D through F) feature Belle, Rapunzel, and Ariel, and the lower grades fan out across Disney Princess designs on mirrors, boards, and stickers. The unifying idea is glow: the castle-inspired mirrors, the candlelit tableware, and the Last One stained-glass light all read as a coordinated set rather than random merchandise. It is the kind of series that photographs well as a shelf, which is part of why Disney prize kuji tend to move quickly on release day.
Why Overseas Collectors Should Watch This One
Ichiban Kuji is a Japan-only retail experience — you cannot legally draw it from outside the country, and the higher grades and Last One prizes are produced in limited numbers before demand outpaces supply. That is exactly why the aftermarket for these figures forms so fast. A guaranteed-prize format means fewer figures enter circulation than a mass-produced scale release, so the Belle and Beast pair, in particular, is worth tracking if you want it built as the intended dance scene rather than hunting the two grades separately later.
Collecting Disney and Ichiban Kuji at Akibato
If 'Enchanted Glow' has you eyeing a Disney display, Akibato ships Japanese Disney collectibles and gashapon worldwide — browse the Disney collection at Akibato. And if it is the lottery format itself you love, our rotating Ichiban Kuji collection gathers prize figures from across anime and pop-culture franchises in one place. New waves land often, so it is worth checking back as the autumn kuji season ramps up.