Ichiban Kuji Overlord (2026): Every Prize and the Albedo & Shalltear Gracemaster Figures to Chase

Ichiban Kuji Overlord puts the two most collected women of the Great Tomb of Nazarick on the same shelf: Albedo and Shalltear Bloodfallen, both as 1/7-scale Gracemaster figures. It is a Bandai Spirits draw that went on sale in July 2026 at 900 JPY (tax included) per ticket. With the Overlord: The Sacred Kingdom movie now on Netflix in the U.S. and Canada, the franchise is back in front of Western fans, and this is the set worth understanding before you draw.

Here is the quick version before the details:

• Series: Overlord (Bandai Spirits Ichiban Kuji)
• Released: July 2026, roughly 900 JPY per single draw
• Prize tiers: 8 (A through G, plus a Last One Prize)
• Headline figures: Albedo (Prize A) and Shalltear Bloodfallen (Prize B), 1/7 Gracemaster
• Last One Prize: Albedo Last One ver. with a blushing face

What is in the Ichiban Kuji Overlord prize lineup?

Every ticket wins something. A single draw is decided by chance, so you cannot pick your prize, and one ticket is not the full set. The Last One Prize goes to whoever pulls the final ticket in a box.

The full eight-tier lineup is:

• Prize A: Albedo, 1/7-scale Gracemaster figure
• Prize B: Shalltear Bloodfallen, 1/7-scale Gracemaster figure
• Prize C: Big metallic poster
• Prize D: Choconokko chibi figure
• Prize E: Rubber coaster
• Prize F: Acrylic stand
• Prize G: Clear file set
• Last One Prize: Albedo, 1/7-scale Gracemaster figure (Last One ver.)

Two prize-figure tiers on top of a spread of paper and rubber goods is a compact, figure-heavy structure. If your goal is a scale figure rather than trinkets, the value is concentrated in A, B, and the Last One. Akibato draws Ichiban Kuji Overlord tickets from Japan and ships the prize worldwide, so you can chase Nazarick's guardians without a proxy — browse the Ichiban Kuji collection to see what is in stock.

Prize A and B: the Albedo and Shalltear Gracemaster figures

The two figures that make this set worth drawing are both 1/7 scale, and both are the headline reason collectors are watching.

Prize A: Albedo

Albedo is the A Prize, a 1/7-scale Gracemaster figure standing about 20 cm tall. The sculpt leans on the details that define her design: the jet-black feathered wings, the horns, and the full black-and-white dress. As the Guardian Overseer of Nazarick and the fan-favorite of the cast, she is the piece most people open a box hoping to see.

Prize B: Shalltear Bloodfallen

Shalltear is the B Prize, also a 1/7-scale Gracemaster figure. Her sculpt centers on the voluminous Gothic-Lolita skirt, the ruffles, and the ribbons that make her silhouette instantly readable. A and B together give you the two guardians most often paired in Overlord art and merchandise.

The Last One Prize: Albedo's blushing version

The Last One Prize is a second Albedo — a 1/7-scale Gracemaster figure in a "Last One ver." with a soft, blushing expression instead of her usual composed look. It is only awarded to the person who pulls the last ticket in a box, which makes it the hardest prize in the set to get and the one that trades highest on the secondary market. If you want the blushing Albedo specifically, the reliable route is buying the figure directly rather than drawing for it.

What is Gracemaster? Bandai Spirits' premium 1/7 prize line

Gracemaster is Bandai Spirits' premium prize-figure line for Ichiban Kuji, used for its most detailed 1/7-scale female-character sculpts. In practice it sits a step above the studio's standard MASTERLISE prize figures: larger scale, more paint work, and finishing closer to a retail scale figure than to a typical lottery prize.

That matters here because both Albedo and Shalltear — and the Last One Albedo — are Gracemaster, not standard prize figures. You are drawing for scale-figure quality at a lottery price. If you are new to the different figure classes and how prize figures compare with scale and Nendoroid, our guide to the types of anime figures explains where each one sits.

How to get an Ichiban Kuji Overlord draw from abroad

Ichiban Kuji is a Japan-only in-store lottery by default, so fans outside Japan usually draw through a shop that pulls tickets on their behalf. The single-draw model is simple: one payment equals one random prize from the lineup above, drawn and then shipped to you.

A few things to keep in mind before you draw:

• You cannot choose your tier — a draw can land on the acrylic stand as easily as on Albedo.
• The Last One Prize depends on stock timing, so it is never guaranteed on a single ticket.
• If you only want a specific figure, buying that exact prize outright is cheaper than drawing repeatedly.

If you have chased a Bandai Spirits kuji before — like the MASTERLISE-heavy Hunter x Hunter Zoldyck Family set — the mechanics are identical here; only the prize art changes.

Where to watch Overlord before you collect

Overlord is a dark-fantasy isekai based on the light novels by Kugane Maruyama, illustrated by So-bin. Studio Madhouse produced four TV seasons: Season 1 in 2015, Seasons 2 and 3 in 2018, and Season 4 in 2022.

The current reason the franchise is trending in the West is the film Overlord: The Sacred Kingdom, directed by Naoyuki Itō. It adapts the 12th and 13th light-novel volumes as a midquel to Season 4. Key dates:

• Japan theatrical: September 20, 2024
• North America theatrical: November 8, 2024 (via Crunchyroll)
• Netflix (U.S. and Canada): May 10, 2026

The TV seasons stream on Crunchyroll, and the movie is now on Netflix in the U.S. and Canada as well. That is the full running order if you want to catch up before the Albedo and Shalltear figures land on your shelf.

Who are Ainz, Albedo, and Shalltear?

Overlord follows a player who logs into the VRMMORPG YGGDRASIL on its final day and, instead of being logged out, wakes as his skeletal avatar in a world that has become real. As Ainz Ooal Gown, he rules the Great Tomb of Nazarick and its NPCs, who have gained lives of their own.

Albedo is the Guardian Overseer of the floor guardians, devoted to Ainz — which is exactly why her A Prize and blushing Last One version carry so much collector weight. Shalltear Bloodfallen is the vampire guardian of the first three floors of Nazarick, and one of its most powerful. The kuji leans on the two characters fans most want on display.

Frequently asked questions

When did Ichiban Kuji Overlord release?

It went on sale in Japan in July 2026 as a Bandai Spirits Ichiban Kuji, at a reference price of about 900 JPY per single draw (tax included).

How many prizes are in the set?

Eight tiers: Prizes A through G, plus a Last One Prize. Prizes A, B, and the Last One are 1/7-scale Gracemaster figures; the rest are a metallic poster, a chibi Choconokko figure, and rubber and acrylic goods.

Which Overlord figures are the A and B prizes?

Prize A is Albedo and Prize B is Shalltear Bloodfallen, both 1/7-scale Gracemaster figures. The Last One Prize is a second Albedo in a blushing "Last One ver."

Where can I watch the Overlord movie?

Overlord: The Sacred Kingdom reached Netflix in the U.S. and Canada on May 10, 2026, and is also available on Crunchyroll. The four TV seasons stream on Crunchyroll.

The bottom line for collectors

• Ichiban Kuji Overlord is a July 2026 Bandai Spirits draw, about 900 JPY per ticket, with eight prize tiers.
• The value is in Prize A (Albedo), Prize B (Shalltear), and the Last One Albedo — all 1/7 Gracemaster figures.
• Gracemaster is Bandai Spirits' premium prize line, close to retail scale-figure quality.
• You cannot choose your prize on a draw; for one specific figure, buy that prize outright.
• The Sacred Kingdom movie is on Netflix (U.S./Canada) and Crunchyroll if you want to catch up first.

If you want Albedo or Shalltear on your shelf without flying to Japan, Akibato draws Ichiban Kuji Overlord and ships the prize worldwide — see the current stock in the Ichiban Kuji collection, and compare it with premium anniversary sets like the Persona 30th Anniversary kuji.