Ichiban Kuji Street Fighter (2026): Every Prize and the Ryu & Cammy MASTERLISE Figures to Chase

Bandai Spirits is running a new Ichiban Kuji Street Fighter lottery in November 2026, and it leans hard into nostalgia: Ryu and Cammy return in their original Street Fighter II costumes as premium MASTERLISE figures. This guide lists every prize that has been confirmed so far, the exact sizes, the Satsui no Hado "evil" Ryu that headlines the Last One Prize, and how collectors outside Japan can actually draw it.

The lottery is titled Ichiban Kuji Street Fighter ~Ore Yori Tsuyoi Yatsu ni Ai ni Iku~ ("going to meet someone stronger than me"), the line every fighting-game fan knows from the arcade cabinet. Prizes C and E through H, plus the Double Chance Campaign, are still hidden, so treat this as a living lineup and check back as Bandai reveals the rest.

Ichiban Kuji Street Fighter 2026: what is confirmed

Ichiban Kuji Street Fighter is a paid lottery from Bandai Spirits releasing in Japan in November 2026 at 850 yen (tax included) per draw. Every ticket wins a prize, and the theme is the fighters' first-generation costumes from the Street Fighter II era.

• Name: Ichiban Kuji Street Fighter ~Ore Yori Tsuyoi Yatsu ni Ai ni Iku~
• Maker: Bandai Spirits
• Release: November 2026 (Japan)
• Price: 850 yen per draw (tax included)
• Top prize: A Prize Ryu MASTERLISE (approx. 26 cm)
• Last One Prize: Ryu MASTERLISE Satsui no Hado Color Ver.
• Where to draw: Ichiban Kuji Online, the Capcom Store, and official Ichiban Kuji shops in Japan

There is no dedicated Street Fighter collection at Akibato, but the store keeps a rotating set of Bandai Ichiban Kuji figures shipped straight from Japan. If you want to browse the Ichiban Kuji figures Akibato currently has in stock, that is the shelf to watch when Street Fighter prizes hit the aftermarket.

Every confirmed prize (so far)

Four of the prize tiers have been shown. The rest are marked "to be announced." Here is the confirmed run, ordered so it is easy to scan on a phone.

• A Prize — Ryu MASTERLISE (approx. 26 cm): Ryu in his white gi with arms crossed, the calm-before-the-fight pose. This is the centerpiece of the set.
• B Prize — Cammy MASTERLISE (approx. 24 cm): Cammy in her debut outfit, with the deep-crimson beret and the form-fitting leotard that defined her first appearance.
• C Prize — to be announced.
• D Prize — Select Figures (approx. 6 cm, 2 types, random): small "character select" face busts. Ryu and Sagat have been shown so far.
• E–H Prizes — to be announced.
• Last One Prize — Ryu MASTERLISE Satsui no Hado Color Ver. (approx. 26 cm): the same A Prize sculpt recolored in the dark palette of the Satsui no Hado, Ryu's murderous-intent state. This is the "evil Ryu" figure fans spotted in the reveal.
• Double Chance Campaign — to be announced.

Because C, E through H, and the Double Chance are still hidden, the full tier count is not final. Expect Bandai to reveal the remaining figures and rubber-strap or towel-style lower prizes closer to launch, as it did for its recent MASTERLISE draws.

Why the "original costume" theme matters

Most recent Street Fighter kuji have pulled from Street Fighter 6. This one goes the other way and celebrates the Street Fighter II roots, which is why Ryu wears the classic gi and Cammy wears her original red beret rather than her modern camo-green look. For long-time collectors, that first-costume framing is the whole appeal: it is the version of these characters that built the franchise.

The Last One Prize doubles down on lore. The Satsui no Hado ("Surge of Murderous Intent") is the dark power Ryu resists throughout the series; giving the final-draw winner a shadow-palette Ryu is a clean, canon-accurate reward rather than a random recolor. If you have written off Last One Prizes as afterthoughts, this is one worth chasing. If you are new to the mechanic, our guide to how a recent MASTERLISE Ichiban Kuji is structured walks through how the Last One and Double Chance prizes are awarded.

What MASTERLISE means for these figures

MASTERLISE is Bandai's premium finish for its top Ichiban Kuji figures, used for the pieces the lottery is built around. In practice it signals sharper sculpting, more careful paint, and dynamic posing compared with a standard prize figure. The A Prize Ryu, B Prize Cammy, and the Last One Ryu all carry it here.

Size-wise, these sit in the usual MASTERLISE band: the two Ryu figures are about 26 cm and Cammy is about 24 cm, so they read as roughly 1/7-scale display pieces rather than desk minis. The D Prize select figures are small 6 cm busts meant to sit alongside them. For a full breakdown of how those centimeter figures compare to 1/7 and 1/8 scale statues, see our anime figure scale sizes guide, and for what separates MASTERLISE from a base prize figure, read what MASTERLISE is and whether it is worth it.

How to draw Ichiban Kuji Street Fighter outside Japan

Ichiban Kuji is sold as a physical lottery inside Japan, so there is no official worldwide draw. Overseas collectors have three realistic routes: draw through Ichiban Kuji Online if you have a Japanese address and payment, use a proxy or forwarding service, or buy the specific prize you want on the secondary market after release. The A Prize Ryu and the Satsui no Hado Last One are the two that tend to command the highest resale, so decide early whether you are chasing the full set or just the headliners.

We cover the trade-offs of each method — cost, timing, and what can go wrong — in our guide to buying Ichiban Kuji outside Japan. If you would rather skip the lottery entirely and just secure the figure, Akibato ships Bandai Ichiban Kuji prizes from Japan.

Frequently asked questions

When does Ichiban Kuji Street Fighter release? November 2026 in Japan, at 850 yen per draw (tax included), from Bandai Spirits.

Is there an Evil Ryu figure in this set? Yes, in effect. The Last One Prize is the A Prize Ryu sculpt recolored as the Satsui no Hado (murderous-intent) version, roughly 26 cm. It is the "evil" Ryu collectors saw in the reveal; a separate standalone Evil Ryu / Kage prize has not been confirmed.

How big are the Ryu and Cammy figures? The A Prize and Last One Ryu are each about 26 cm, and the B Prize Cammy is about 24 cm. The D Prize select figures are small 6 cm busts.

Which game are the costumes from? The set uses the fighters' original first-generation designs from the Street Fighter II era, not their Street Fighter 6 looks.

Is the full lineup confirmed? Not yet. A, B, D, and the Last One Prize are shown; C, E through H, and the Double Chance Campaign are still to be announced.

The bottom line for collectors

• Ichiban Kuji Street Fighter launches in November 2026 at 850 yen per draw from Bandai Spirits.
• Confirmed MASTERLISE prizes: A Ryu (~26 cm), B Cammy (~24 cm), and the Last One Satsui no Hado Ryu (~26 cm).
• The theme is the characters' original Street Fighter II costumes.
• Prizes C, E–H, and the Double Chance are still hidden — the lineup will grow before launch.
• There is no official overseas draw, so plan a proxy route or buy the prize you want after release.

If the classic-costume Ryu and Cammy belong on your shelf, see which Bandai Ichiban Kuji figures Akibato is shipping from Japan right now while you wait for the Street Fighter prizes to reach the secondary market.