Jujutsu Kaisen 5th Anniversary FINAL Ichiban Kuji: The Full Prize Lineup and the Gojo Figure Collectors Want

Jujutsu Kaisen 5th Anniversary FINAL Ichiban Kuji: The Full Prize Lineup and the Gojo Figure Collectors Want

Jujutsu Kaisen closes out its fifth anniversary with a new lottery: the Ichiban Kuji Anime “Jujutsu Kaisen” 5th Anniversary FINAL! Bandai Spirits revealed the complete lineup in late August 2026, and it is a figure-forward set built around three of the series' most-requested sorcerers. For collectors, the headline is simple — two MASTERLISE prize figures anchor the top slots, and a third waits as the Last One prize.

An Ichiban Kuji is a guaranteed-win paper lottery: every ticket pulls a prize, and the rarest figures sit at the top of the ranks rather than behind a random gacha pull. That format is a large part of why anniversary Kuji move so fast — the best pieces are finite, and the Last One prize goes to whoever draws the final ticket in a shop.

The MASTERLISE figures headlining the set

The A Prize is a Yuji Itadori MASTERLISE figure in his familiar red hoodie, and the B Prize is a Yuta Okkotsu MASTERLISE figure in his school uniform, staged to echo the final scene of the franchise's theatrical outing. MASTERLISE is Bandai Spirits' higher-end prize-figure line, known for sharper paint separation and more dynamic posing than a standard prize figure, which is why these two tend to be the pieces resellers watch.

The prize everyone is talking about, though, is the Last One prize: a Satoru Gojo MASTERLISE figure. It recreates one of the character's most-quoted exchanges — the smirking “What are you laughing at?” / “Nothing~” beat that fans have memed for years. Because it is a Last One prize, it is not something you can simply pick off a shelf; you either draw the shop's last ticket or chase it on the secondary market. A Double Chance campaign offers another route at a Gojo MASTERLISE as well.

AnimeAnime — Jujutsu Kaisen 5th-anniversary Ichiban Kuji revealed with Itadori, Yuta, and Gojo MASTERLISE
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Beyond the figures: an arc-by-arc anniversary tour

What makes this a proper anniversary set is how the lower ranks travel across the whole story. The C Prize is a run of newly drawn acrylic boards, while the D through G prizes are big acrylic stands themed to four eras of the series: Jujutsu Kaisen 0, the Hidden Inventory / Premature Death arc, the Shibuya Incident, and the Culling Game. Rounding out the assortment are acrylic badges (H), clear posters (I), and rubber charms inspired by the cast's cursed techniques (J).

It is a smart spread for collectors who are not chasing the figures. The acrylic stands give you a way to represent a favorite arc on a shelf, and the badges and charms are the kind of low-cost, high-volume pieces that anniversary Kuji do best.

Inside — Jujutsu Kaisen new Ichiban Kuji full lineup, with a Gojo Satoru Last One figure
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When and where the Kuji drops

According to the reveal coverage, the 5th Anniversary FINAL Kuji goes on sale in Japan from September 26, 2026, rolling out sequentially at convenience stores, bookshops, hobby shops, and Ichiban Kuji official stores, with online sales opening October 8. Draws are priced at 800 yen each. As always with anniversary sets, the top-rank figures at any given retailer are the first to disappear, so the A, B, and Last One pieces are the ones to plan around.

Building a Jujutsu Kaisen shelf

If a Gojo or Yuta figure is on your want list and importing a full Kuji ticket run is not practical, buying the individual figures and goods you actually want is usually the saner path for overseas collectors. You can browse Jujutsu Kaisen figures and collectibles at Akibato, or dig through the wider Ichiban Kuji prize selection for figures and acrylic goods pulled from sets like this one. One useful thing for international buyers: shipping is charged by total parcel weight, not per item, so a few small acrylic stands or charms can travel together for roughly the same cost as sending one — handy if you want to pair a figure with a couple of lighter pieces.

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