Ichiban Kuji Hunter x Hunter Zoldyck Family (2026): Every Prize and the MASTERLISE Figures to Chase

The Ichiban Kuji Hunter x Hunter Zoldyck Family set turns Killua's assassin bloodline into a shelf of collectible figures, and it is one of the deepest Hunter x Hunter lotteries Bandai Spirits has run. This guide lists every prize from A to J, ranks the four MASTERLISE character figures worth chasing, breaks down the 30cm Mike Last One Prize, and explains how to land the set now that the Japanese launch has passed.

If you are new to these lotteries, an Ichiban Kuji is a guaranteed-prize draw: every ticket wins something, so there are no blanks. That format is why collectors treat a strong lineup like this one as a checklist rather than a gamble. Below, the prizes are organized the way a buyer actually thinks about them — figures first, then the goods, then how to hunt down the pieces you missed.

What Is the Hunter x Hunter Zoldyck Family Ichiban Kuji?

The Ichiban Kuji Hunter x Hunter Zoldyck Family (labeled "ZAOLDYECK FAMILY" on the official kit) is a Bandai Spirits prize lottery built entirely around Killua's family of assassins. It launched in Japan on Friday, May 22, 2026, at ¥850 per draw, according to Essential Japan's report on the lineup.

Here are the quick facts before the prize-by-prize breakdown:

• Series: Hunter x Hunter, Yoshihiro Togashi's Weekly Shōnen Jump manga running since 1998, with over 100 million copies in circulation worldwide by June 2026.
• Theme: The Zoldyck family — Killua, his father Silva, his grandfather Zeno, his sibling Alluka/Nanika, and the guard dog Mike.
• Launch: May 22, 2026 in Japan, ¥850 (tax included) per ticket.
• Structure: Prizes A through J, plus a Last One Prize and a Double Chance campaign.
• Figure line: Four premium MASTERLISE character figures, plus a MASTERLISE EXTRA Last One Prize.

Because this was a Japanese convenience-store and hobby-shop release, most international fans complete the set through resellers and proxies rather than a local draw. Akibato ships Ichiban Kuji prizes and figures directly from Japan, so if you are building a Hunter x Hunter shelf you can browse in-stock Ichiban Kuji figures at Akibato while you track down these Zoldyck pieces.

Every Prize in the Zoldyck Family Ichiban Kuji (A to J)

The lottery runs ten prize tiers. The top five (A to E) carry the display pieces; F through J are the desk goods and small collectibles that round out the set. This table lists what each tier gives you, the product line, and the size in cm.

Details on the prize lineup and sizes come from Essential Japan's coverage of the set. If you have never sorted figures by size and line before, our guide to the types of anime figures explains how prize figures, scale figures, and mini figures differ.

Which MASTERLISE Figures Should Collectors Chase?

Four of the tiers are MASTERLISE character figures, and they are the reason to draw this kuji. Here is how they stack up for a display shelf.

Silva Zoldyck (Prize C, 27 cm)

Silva is the tallest and most imposing of the four at 27 cm, which makes the Prize C figure the centerpiece of the set. As the current family head and Killua's father, he is the payoff piece most single-figure buyers target first.

Killua Zoldyck (Prize D, 22 cm)

Killua is the character most fans come for. At 22 cm, the Prize D figure is the emotional anchor of the lineup — the former assassin who becomes Gon's closest companion after the Hunter Exam. For most collectors, this is the must-have of the set.

Zeno Zoldyck (Prize B, 16 cm)

Zeno, Killua's grandfather, is the smallest of the standing figures at 16 cm, but he completes the three-generation line-up of family heads. Pair him with Silva and Killua and you have the direct male bloodline on one shelf.

Alluka / Nanika (Prize E, 10 cm)

Prize E is a 10 cm figure of Alluka, Killua's sibling, released in two random variations tied to Nanika — the entity whose wish-granting power Killua used to heal a dying Gon after the Chimera Ant arc. Because there are two types, completionists will need to draw or trade for both.

All four are from Bandai Spirits' premium prize tier. If you are unsure whether that tier is worth chasing, our explainer on what MASTERLISE is and whether it is worth it covers the sculpt and paint quality you are paying for.

What Is the Last One Prize in This Kuji?

The Last One Prize is Mike, the monstrous Zoldyck guard dog, rendered as a 30 cm MASTERLISE EXTRA figure in a purple-and-black color scheme. In every Ichiban Kuji, the Last One Prize is the single figure handed to whoever draws the final ticket in a set, so it is never sold directly and is the hardest piece to obtain.

Mike is also the largest figure in the entire lineup, edging out Silva at 27 cm. For collectors, that combination — biggest sculpt, hardest to get, and a character rarely made into merchandise — is what makes the Last One the grail of the Zoldyck Family kuji. Expect it to carry the highest secondary-market premium of any prize here.

How Big Are the Zoldyck Figures? Sizes in cm

Sizes matter when you are planning shelf space, and Ichiban Kuji figures are usually smaller than the 1/7 scale figures many collectors picture. Here are the display pieces from largest to smallest:

• Mike (Last One): 30 cm
• Silva (Prize C): 27 cm
• Killua (Prize D): 22 cm
• Zeno (Prize B): 16 cm
• Alluka / Nanika (Prize E): 10 cm each

For reference, a standard 1/7 scale figure stands around 23–25 cm, so Silva and Killua are in that same display range, while Mike is noticeably taller. If you want to know exactly how those measurements compare, see our breakdown of anime figure scale sizes in cm.

What Is MASTERLISE, and Is It Worth It Here?

MASTERLISE is Bandai Spirits' premium finish for Ichiban Kuji prize figures, with sharper sculpting and paintwork than standard prize figures. The Zoldyck set uses it for all four character figures (B–E) and a step-up MASTERLISE EXTRA finish for the 30 cm Mike Last One Prize.

For a family theme like this, the line pays off: the assassins' dark palettes and detailed outfits are exactly where crisper paint shows. If you are weighing this kuji against other premium lotteries, another strong recent example is the Ichiban Kuji Street Fighter set, which uses the same MASTERLISE tier for its fighters.

What About the Goods Prizes (F to J)?

The lower tiers keep the set fun even when you do not pull a figure. Prize F is a standout: a 5 cm replica of Killua's yo-yo weapon, made as a MASTERELIVE collectible in collaboration with HYPER YOYO ACCEL — a nod to the yo-yos he wields in combat. Prizes G through J cover desktop mascots (six random, 3–6 cm), a rubber goods collection (eight selectable), die-cut memo pads (eight selectable, 4–12 cm), and sticker sets (ten selectable). Because many of these are "selectable," you often choose your character on the spot rather than pulling at random.

There is also a Double Chance campaign: a BIG-size 49 cm Killua & Alluka plush set, awarded through a separate online lottery using your tickets. It is the biggest item tied to the set and, like the Last One, cannot be bought directly.

How Can You Get the Zoldyck Family Kuji Outside Japan?

The set launched in Japanese convenience stores and hobby shops — Essential Japan lists Seven-Eleven, Ito-Yokado, and Yume Town among the retailers — so overseas fans generally buy after the fact. You have three realistic routes:

• Buy singles from resellers. The most common approach: pick only the figures you want (say, Killua and Mike) instead of the whole set.
• Use a proxy service. A Japan-based proxy can bid on lots or single prizes and forward them to you. Our guide on whether you need a proxy to buy anime figures from Japan weighs the fees.
• Buy from a store that already imports them. The simplest path, with no bidding or forwarding on your end.

For a full walk-through of every method and its costs, see how to buy Ichiban Kuji outside Japan.

Frequently Asked Questions

When did the Zoldyck Family Ichiban Kuji release?

It launched in Japan on Friday, May 22, 2026, at ¥850 per draw, per Essential Japan.

Which figures are in the set?

Four MASTERLISE character figures — Zeno (16 cm), Silva (27 cm), Killua (22 cm), and Alluka/Nanika (10 cm, two types) — plus the 30 cm Mike MASTERLISE EXTRA Last One Prize.

What is the Last One Prize?

Mike, the Zoldyck guard dog, as a 30 cm MASTERLISE EXTRA figure. It goes to whoever draws the final ticket in a set and is never sold directly.

Is there a plush in this kuji?

Yes. Prize A is a ~19 cm Killua & Alluka plush pair, and the Double Chance campaign offers a 49 cm BIG-size version of the same plush set.

Can I still get it now that the Japanese launch is over?

Yes — through resellers, proxy services, or import stores that stock Ichiban Kuji prizes. Prices vary by prize, with the Last One Mike and the two Alluka variants usually commanding the most.

Final Roll Call: Which Zoldyck Prizes Are Worth Hunting

The Zoldyck Family Ichiban Kuji is a rare chance to put Killua's whole bloodline on one shelf. Here is the short version:

• Best centerpiece: Silva (Prize C, 27 cm) or the 30 cm Mike Last One Prize.
• Must-have for most fans: Killua (Prize D, 22 cm).
• Completionist targets: both Alluka/Nanika variants (Prize E) and the Double Chance plush.
• Sleeper pick: the Prize F yo-yo replica, a cheap, character-specific piece.
• Hardest to land: Mike and the BIG plush, since neither is sold directly.

If this set has you wanting to start or expand a Hunter x Hunter shelf, Akibato ships Ichiban Kuji prizes and figures from Japan — browse the in-stock Ichiban Kuji lineup or the wider figure collection to find the pieces you are chasing.