Ichiban Kuji Fate/Grand Order (2026): Gracemaster Mashu, Olga Marie, and How to Get One

BANDAI SPIRITS is bringing Ichiban Kuji Fate/Grand Order to shelves on October 31, 2026, at 850 yen (tax included) per draw. The headline is a brand-new premium prize line called Gracemaster, debuting with 1/7 scale figures of Mashu Kyrielight and Olga Marie Animusphere.

This guide covers what is confirmed so far, what the Gracemaster line actually is, the Last One prize, and how collectors outside Japan can get one. Note that the kuji still carries a provisional title, and several prizes are unrevealed at announcement.

Ichiban Kuji Fate/Grand Order 2026: Release Date, Price, and Maker

Here are the facts confirmed across BANDAI SPIRITS' announcements and Japanese hobby outlets. Anything not listed here has not been officially revealed yet.

• Release date: October 31, 2026 (sequential rollout in Japan)
• Price: 850 yen per draw, tax included
• Maker: BANDAI SPIRITS
• Headline line: Gracemaster (provisional), a 1/7 scale figure series
• Confirmed figures: Mashu Kyrielight (A) and Olga Marie Animusphere (B)
• Also included: plush prizes from the Nuigenic line, plus unrevealed prizes and a Double Chance campaign

Like every Ichiban Kuji, this is a physical, over-the-counter lottery sold in Japan rather than a store where you pick a specific figure. It is not distributed internationally, so overseas fans buy it through a Japan-based shop or proxy. Akibato ships Ichiban Kuji sets from Japan if you are building a Fate shelf and want the boxes handled for you.

The title still carries a provisional marker in BANDAI SPIRITS' materials, which is normal at this stage and means the finished lineup can still grow. Expect the remaining prizes to be revealed closer to launch, as is typical for a premium kuji, so it is worth checking back before you commit a budget.

What Is the Gracemaster Figure Line?

Gracemaster is BANDAI SPIRITS' new premium Ichiban Kuji figure series, described as bishoujo figures made to be displayed for ten years or more. The line emphasizes facial expression, proportion, and refined painting, and its debut pieces are cast at 1/7 scale.

Gracemaster is a separate brand from MASTERLISE, the premium tier that runs through most shonen kuji such as Dragon Ball and Hunter x Hunter. If you have seen the MASTERLISE prize line explained, think of Gracemaster as its counterpart aimed at character-figure fans rather than action poses.

At 1/7 scale, the confirmed figures stand roughly 22 to 23 cm tall, which puts a prize figure in the same size class as many retail scale figures. If you are unsure how that compares, our breakdown of anime figure scale sizes in cm shows what 1/7 actually means on a shelf.

A dedicated bishoujo prize line matters for Fate/Grand Order because the series' scale figures are usually retail releases that cost several times more than a kuji draw. Gracemaster puts that display quality inside an 850-yen ticket, which is why the debut is drawing attention beyond the usual kuji crowd.

Every Confirmed Prize So Far

As of the announcements, only the two Gracemaster figures, the plush category, and the Last One prize have been shown. The remaining prizes are still marked as undisclosed, so treat the roster below as partial.

A Prize: Mashu Kyrielight Gracemaster Figure

The A prize is Mashu Kyrielight, the series' first Servant and the face of Fate/Grand Order, rendered as a 1/7 Gracemaster figure at roughly 22 cm. She is the obvious anchor of the set for most fans.

B Prize: Olga Marie Animusphere Gracemaster Figure

The B prize is Olga Marie Animusphere at 1/7 scale, roughly 23 cm, with her silver hair, red gloves, and black corset. Olga Marie is a fan-favorite Chaldea character, and a proper scale-quality figure of her is genuinely rare.

Plush and Remaining Prizes

• D and E prizes: plush toys from the Nuigenic line
• C and F through I prizes: not yet revealed
• Double Chance campaign: announced but details pending

Last One Prize: the "Unbeast" Olga Marie

The Last One prize - the figure guaranteed to the person who draws the final ticket - is a special "Unbeast" version of Olga Marie Animusphere, distinct from the standard B-prize figure. It stands about 23 cm to the top of the character and roughly 28 cm once its dramatic back panel is included. If the term is new to you, our explainer on how Ichiban Kuji prize tiers work covers where the Last One prize sits.

How to Get Ichiban Kuji Fate/Grand Order Outside Japan

Because the kuji is only sold at Japanese retailers, collectors abroad have three realistic paths. Each trades cost against certainty, and none of them let you cherry-pick a specific prize at the counter.

• A Japan-based store that draws for you: the shop pulls tickets and ships the prizes, so you skip the proxy math. This is how Akibato handles Ichiban Kuji.
• A proxy or forwarding service: you pay a Japanese address to buy and reship, adding fees and a second shipping leg.
• The aftermarket: buying a specific figure, such as the Mashu A prize, from resellers after launch - fastest for one figure, usually the priciest per piece.

The mechanics, typical costs, and the trade-offs are laid out in our full guide on how to buy Ichiban Kuji outside Japan. Whichever route you pick, decide before October 31, because premium kuji figures often sell through quickly.

Which Figures Should Collectors Chase?

The set gives Fate/Grand Order fans an unusual choice: two different Olga Marie figures in one kuji. Here is how to think about it.

• Want the icon: the Mashu A prize is the safest pick and the most universally recognizable Fate figure.
• Want the rarity: the standard Olga Marie B prize is a scale-quality figure of a character who rarely gets one.
• Want the showpiece: the Unbeast Last One Olga Marie, with its back panel and larger footprint, is the display centerpiece - but it is only guaranteed to the last drawer.

If you enjoy this kind of premium prize-line set, the same MASTERLISE approach drove the Hunter x Hunter Greed Island 2 kuji, another guide worth reading before you commit a budget.

Ichiban Kuji Fate/Grand Order FAQ

When does Ichiban Kuji Fate/Grand Order release?

It launches October 31, 2026, with a sequential rollout across Japanese retailers.

How much is one draw?

Each draw costs 850 yen, tax included.

Are the figures MASTERLISE?

No. They are part of a new line called Gracemaster, a 1/7 scale bishoujo figure series that is separate from MASTERLISE.

Which characters are confirmed?

Mashu Kyrielight (A prize) and Olga Marie Animusphere (B prize and the Unbeast Last One prize). Other prizes remain unrevealed.

Can I buy it outside Japan?

Not directly - it is a Japan-only lottery. Overseas collectors use a Japan-based store, a proxy service, or the aftermarket.

The Bottom Line for Collectors

• Ichiban Kuji Fate/Grand Order lands October 31, 2026, at 850 yen a draw from BANDAI SPIRITS.
• It debuts the Gracemaster line: 1/7 scale figures of Mashu (A) and Olga Marie (B), roughly 22 to 23 cm.
• The Last One prize is a special "Unbeast" Olga Marie, about 28 cm with its back panel.
• Several prizes and the Double Chance reward are still undisclosed.
• It is Japan-only, so plan your buying route before launch.

If this set has you wanting to add a Gracemaster figure to your Chaldea shelf, you can browse the Ichiban Kuji sets Akibato currently ships from Japan while you decide how to chase the Fate figures.