Ichiban Kuji hololive RPG Style: Every Prize and 4 Figures to Chase

Ichiban Kuji hololive ~RPG Style~ turns four of hololive's most-followed VTubers into fantasy adventurers, and every ticket wins something. This guide lays out the full prize lineup: the four RPG-costume figures of Nakiri Ayame, Oozora Subaru, Shiranui Flare, and Shirogane Noel, the acrylic boards and Chokonokko chibi figures in the middle tiers, the Last One board, and the Double Chance campaign. You will also get the release dates, the 850-yen draw price, and how collectors overseas can still pull the set from Japan. Every prize and figure size below is taken from BANDAI SPIRITS' official Ichiban Kuji listing and cross-checked against Japanese hobby press.

Ichiban Kuji hololive RPG Style: Release Date, Price, and Where to Buy

Ichiban Kuji hololive ~RPG Style~ is a BANDAI SPIRITS lucky-draw lottery where each 850-yen (tax included) ticket wins a guaranteed prize, from a full character figure down to acrylic stands and rubber charms. It launched in Japanese stores on September 5, 2026, and online on September 7. The theme is original: all four members are drawn in RPG-class outfits created just for this set.

• In-store release: September 5, 2026 (rolling by store)
• Online release: September 7, 2026, 5:00 PM JST
• Price: 850 yen per draw (tax included)
• Featured members: Nakiri Ayame, Oozora Subaru, Shiranui Flare, Shirogane Noel
• Prize tiers: A through K, plus a Last One Prize and a Double Chance campaign

Because this is a Japan-market lottery, the simplest route for fans abroad is a store that already stocks it and ships worldwide. Akibato lists the hololive RPG Style single draw inside its in-stock Ichiban Kuji collection, which is the place to check if you want a prize without setting up a proxy account.

Every Prize in Ichiban Kuji hololive RPG Style

The set runs from A to K prizes, topped by a Last One board. The A-to-D figures are the headline pulls, while the middle and lower tiers focus on practical, displayable goods that are easy to ship and easy to show off. Several tiers come in eight variants, so the full spread of unique items is much larger than the eleven lettered prizes suggests, which is part of why full-set buying is popular with completionists.

A-D Prizes: The 4 RPG-Style VTuber Figures

These are the prizes most collectors are chasing. Each member wears an original RPG-class costume, and the figures sit in the 17-19 cm range, larger than a typical palm-size prize figure.

• A Prize - Nakiri Ayame figure: approximately 18 cm
• B Prize - Oozora Subaru figure: approximately 18 cm
• C Prize - Shiranui Flare figure: approximately 17 cm
• D Prize - Shirogane Noel figure: approximately 19 cm, the tallest of the four

E-F Prizes: Acrylic Boards and Mugs

• E Prize - Acrylic visual boards: B5 size, four designs (one per member)
• F Prize - Mug cups: two designs, approximately 8.5 cm

G Prize: Chokonokko Chibi Figures

Chokonokko is BANDAI SPIRITS' seated, palm-size deformed figure format, and it returns here for all four members.

• G Prize - Chokonokko figures: four types (all four members), approximately 4.5 cm each

H-K Prizes: Badges, Stands, and Charms

The lower tiers are where the bulk of the tickets land, so this is what most casual draws will bring home.

• H Prize - Can badge sets: eight types, two badges per set, approximately 5.5 cm
• I Prize - Aurora acrylic stands: eight types, approximately 9 cm
• J Prize - Rubber charms: eight selectable types, approximately 6 cm
• K Prize - Pixel-art acrylic stands: eight selectable types, approximately 4.5 cm

Last One Prize and the Double Chance Campaign

The Last One Prize is handed to whoever draws the final ticket in a set, so it is the hardest single item to plan for. If you are new to the format, our explainer on how the Last One Prize works covers the mechanics.

• Last One Prize: an A4-size acrylic visual board featuring all four members, from a newly drawn illustration
• Double Chance Campaign: a Chokonokko four-figure set, 50 winners, with entry open through December 31, 2026

Which hololive RPG Style Figure Should You Chase?

The four A-to-D figures span hololive's second and third Japanese generations: Nakiri Ayame and Oozora Subaru debuted in the second generation, while Shiranui Flare and Shirogane Noel are part of the third generation, hololive Fantasy. hololive's reach now extends to its first TV anime, so demand for its VTuber figures has kept climbing among international collectors.

If you already follow a specific member, the choice is easy: pull for that character's A-to-D figure. For collectors new to hololive, Shirogane Noel's figure is the largest at roughly 19 cm, and the four figures are designed to display together as a matched RPG party, which makes the full set the most striking way to show them. Collectors who also chase HoYoverse character figures can compare the format with our breakdown of the Honkai: Star Rail Ichiban Kuji Vol.3 lineup.

How Overseas Fans Can Buy the hololive RPG Style Kuji

Ichiban Kuji is officially sold only through Japanese retailers and BANDAI SPIRITS' domestic online channels, so there is no worldwide official storefront for a single draw. Fans abroad have two realistic options: use a Japan proxy service, or buy from an import store that has already secured stock. Our guide to buying Ichiban Kuji from outside Japan walks through both, including how single draws differ from full-set purchases.

If you would rather skip the proxy route, Akibato ships the RPG Style draw and other current lotteries worldwide from Japan; browse what is live in the Ichiban Kuji collection before the figures sell through, since prize stock is not restocked once a wave ends.

hololive RPG Style Ichiban Kuji: Quick FAQ

When did Ichiban Kuji hololive RPG Style release?

It went on sale in Japanese stores on September 5, 2026, and online on September 7, 2026, at 5:00 PM JST.

How much is one draw?

Each draw is 850 yen, tax included, and every draw wins a guaranteed prize.

Which hololive members are in the set?

Nakiri Ayame, Oozora Subaru, Shiranui Flare, and Shirogane Noel, each in an original RPG-class costume.

What is the Last One Prize?

An A4-size acrylic visual board featuring all four members from a newly drawn illustration, awarded for the final ticket in a set.

How big are the hololive RPG Style figures?

The four character figures range from about 17 cm to 19 cm: Nakiri Ayame and Oozora Subaru sit near 18 cm, Shiranui Flare is roughly 17 cm, and Shirogane Noel is the tallest at about 19 cm.

Where is Ichiban Kuji hololive RPG Style sold?

Officially it is stocked at Japanese hobby shops, anime stores, and BANDAI SPIRITS' domestic online channels. There is no official worldwide storefront, so fans abroad buy through a proxy service or an import retailer that ships from Japan.

Is it still available in 2026?

As of writing, single draws are listed through import stores, and the Double Chance campaign accepts entries through December 31, 2026. Because prize lotteries are not restocked once a wave sells through, availability depends on remaining stock.

Key Takeaways

• Ichiban Kuji hololive ~RPG Style~ launched September 5, 2026 (online September 7) at 850 yen per draw.
• The A-to-D figures cover Nakiri Ayame, Oozora Subaru, Shiranui Flare, and Shirogane Noel in original RPG costumes, sized roughly 17-19 cm.
• Tiers E through K add acrylic boards, mugs, Chokonokko chibi figures, badges, stands, and rubber charms.
• The Last One Prize is an A4 acrylic board of all four members; the Double Chance campaign runs through December 31, 2026.
• There is no official worldwide storefront, so overseas fans need a proxy or an import store that ships from Japan.