Ichiban Kuji Dragon Ball Spectacle Battle (2026): Every Prize and the MASTERLISE Figures to Chase
Ichiban Kuji Dragon Ball Spectacle Battle is Bandai Spirits' signature-move lottery, and this guide covers every prize in it. You will find the full A-to-I lineup plus the Last One Prize, a plain explanation of the new BURSTANT bust and the MASTERLISE figures, and which pieces collectors are actually paying up for on the secondary market. Prices and stock move, so everything below is accurate as of writing.
What is Ichiban Kuji Dragon Ball Spectacle Battle?
Ichiban Kuji Dragon Ball Spectacle Battle is a Bandai Spirits prize lottery themed on the most famous energy attacks in Dragon Ball Z. Every ticket wins a physical prize, the tiers run from A down to I, and the final ticket in a box earns a bonus Last One Prize.
The key facts, from the official lineup:
- Released: July 11, 2026 in Japanese stores; online sales opened July 14, 2026.
- Price: 800 yen per draw (tax included).
- Tiers: 10 in total — A through I, plus the Last One Prize.
- Theme: iconic special moves — the Kamehameha, Masenko, Special Beam Cannon, and Galick Gun, each rebuilt with clear effect parts.
Because it launched in July, this is a set you buy from remaining stock or the aftermarket rather than a fresh reservation. Akibato stocks the Spectacle Battle kuji itself and ships it from Japan, which is the simplest route if you would rather chase a single figure than gamble on a full box.
All 10 prizes in Ichiban Kuji Dragon Ball Spectacle Battle
Here is the complete lineup, with a one-line note on the scene each figure captures so you can decide what to hunt for.
- A Prize — Goku BURSTANT bust: Goku frozen at the instant he fires the Kamehameha, from Bandai's new BURSTANT brand. Clear effect parts, torn dogi, and a detailed face sell the moment.
- B Prize — Gohan MASTERLISE: young Gohan unleashing the Masenko, the effect blast recreated in translucent parts.
- C Prize — Piccolo MASTERLISE: Piccolo charging the Special Beam Cannon (Makankosappo), the spiral beam built from clear parts.
- D Prize — Vegeta MASTERLISE: Vegeta firing the Galick Gun, with gradient paint on the arms and a clear-part energy stream.
- E Prize — Goku & Gohan two-figure set: the Father-Son Kamehameha, a scene Ichiban Kuji had never made into a figure before this set.
- F Prize — figure magnets: smaller 3D magnets, including Saibamen and a Gotenks ghost, drawn at random.
- G Prize — license plates: one of 10 collectible plate designs.
- H Prize — posters: your choice of one from 10 classic-art posters.
- I Prize — acrylic stands: your choice of one from 10 acrylic stands.
- Last One Prize — Super Saiyan Goku BURSTANT bust: a golden-haired repaint of the A Prize, handed to whoever draws the final ticket in a box.
The figure prizes (A through E) are the reason this set sells; F through I are the light-weight prizes that fill out a box.
BURSTANT vs MASTERLISE: what the top prizes actually are
Two premium brand names sit at the top of this kuji, and they are not the same thing. Knowing the difference tells you what you are paying for.
MASTERLISE is Bandai Spirits' high-end prize-figure grade for Ichiban Kuji, built for sharper sculpting and paint than a standard prize figure and usually finished with clear effect parts. In this set, the B, C, and D prizes are MASTERLISE.
BURSTANT is a newer Bandai brand that debuts here, aimed at scale, sculpt, and heavy effect work that captures the exact instant a special move “bursts.” The A Prize and the Last One Prize are the two BURSTANT busts.
| Grade | What it is | In this set |
|---|---|---|
| BURSTANT | New premium bust brand; scale + effect-heavy “peak moment” sculpts | A (Goku), Last One (SSJ Goku) |
| MASTERLISE | High-end prize-figure grade with clear effect parts | B (Gohan), C (Piccolo), D (Vegeta) |
| Standard prize | 2-figure set and lighter goods | E figure set, F–I magnets/plates/posters/stands |
If you have chased Bandai kuji before, this mirrors other recent lotteries: our Hunter x Hunter Greed Island 2 kuji guide and the Berserk Fate's Twin Extremes kuji both lead with a MASTERLISE hero figure the same way.
Which Dragon Ball Spectacle Battle figures to chase
For most collectors the value sits in three places, in this order.
- The A and Last One BURSTANT Goku busts. These are the centerpieces and the hardest to pull, so they carry the highest resale. The Super Saiyan Last One version is the scarcer of the two because only one exists per box.
- The E Prize Goku & Gohan set. The Father-Son Kamehameha has never been an Ichiban Kuji figure until now, which gives it novelty value beyond the usual solo statues.
- The MASTERLISE trio (B, C, D). Gohan, Piccolo, and Vegeta each anchor a signature move, so fans often try to complete all three rather than pull one. Vegeta's Galick Gun pose tends to be the most requested of the group.
If you only want display pieces and not magnets or paper goods, buying single figures on the secondary market is usually cheaper than drawing a full box and hoping. That is where a Japan-based store is worth more than the ticket price.
How to get Ichiban Kuji Dragon Ball Spectacle Battle outside Japan
Ichiban Kuji is sold in Japanese convenience stores, hobby shops, and Bandai's own channels, so overseas fans cannot draw tickets directly. There are two realistic routes.
- Buy the specific figure you want. Import stores that stock loose prizes let you skip the lottery entirely and pay for the exact piece.
- Use a proxy for a full box. Slower and pricier once fees and shipping stack up, but the only way to gamble for the Last One yourself.
Akibato takes the first route. You can browse the Dragon Ball shelf, including the Spectacle Battle kuji, and have it shipped from Japan. If you collect Bandai lotteries generally, the full Ichiban Kuji collection lists what is in stock right now. For how prizes hold value once opened, our Pokemon 30th Anniversary kuji guide and Demon Slayer Upper Rank Two kuji break down the same A-to-Last-One structure for other series.
Ichiban Kuji Dragon Ball Spectacle Battle FAQ
How much is one draw?
800 yen per ticket, tax included. Every ticket wins a prize; there are no blanks in Ichiban Kuji.
When was it released?
July 11, 2026 in Japanese stores, with online sales opening July 14, 2026. It is now sold from remaining stock and the secondary market rather than by reservation.
What is the rarest prize?
The Last One Prize, the Super Saiyan Goku BURSTANT bust, because only one is awarded per box to whoever draws the final ticket.
Are MASTERLISE figures worth it?
MASTERLISE is Bandai's premium prize grade, so the B, C, and D figures have noticeably better sculpting and paint than standard prize figures, and their clear effect parts hold up well on a shelf. Whether that justifies aftermarket prices depends on how much you want that specific character's pose.
How many prizes are there in total?
Ten tiers: A through I, plus the Last One Prize.
The takeaway
- Ichiban Kuji Dragon Ball Spectacle Battle launched July 11, 2026 at 800 yen per draw, with 10 prize tiers built around famous energy attacks.
- The A Prize and Last One Prize are BURSTANT busts of Goku; the B, C, and D prizes are MASTERLISE figures of Gohan, Piccolo, and Vegeta.
- The E Prize Father-Son Kamehameha two-figure set is a first for Ichiban Kuji and carries novelty value.
- Overseas collectors are usually better off buying the exact figure from a Japan-based store than drawing a whole box.
Chasing a specific piece rather than a full box? Akibato ships Dragon Ball figures and the Spectacle Battle kuji from Japan, so you can grab the Goku bust or the Vegeta MASTERLISE without gambling for it.