Jujutsu Kaisen Figures Guide (2026): Every Major Line and Where to Buy

Jujutsu Kaisen Figures Guide (2026): Every Major Line and Where to Buy

Jujutsu Kaisen figures now span six clearly different lines, and the right one depends on your budget, your shelf space, and how much you want to pose it. This 2026 guide breaks down each Jujutsu Kaisen figure line — the Ichiban Kuji MASTERLISE prizes, POP UP PARADE, figma, Nendoroid, 1/7 scale statues, and the affordable gashapon and trading tiers — with the real prices, heights and release facts you need to decide what to chase.

Whether you want a ¥3,900 Yuji Itadori for a first shelf or a 33 cm scale Gojo as a centrepiece, here is how the range fits together, what each line does best, and which pieces you can buy from Japan right now.

The 6 main Jujutsu Kaisen figures worth knowing in 2026

Almost every Jujutsu Kaisen figure sold today comes from one of six lines. Knowing which is which saves money: the lines differ more by format and price than by character, and the same Gojo exists as a ¥4,800 statue and a ¥20,000-plus scale piece.

  • Ichiban Kuji (MASTERLISE) — premium prize-lottery statues, won by random draw, not sold at a fixed price.
  • POP UP PARADE — fixed-pose statues around 17–18 cm, the cheapest display-quality option.
  • figma — fully articulated action figures for posing fight scenes.
  • Nendoroid — palm-sized chibi figures with swappable faces, ideal for a desk.
  • 1/7 scale statues — large, detailed centrepieces from makers such as F:Nex, eStream and SEGA.
  • Gashapon, trading and mini lines — low-cost blind-box and capsule figures for filling a shelf.

Akibato ships Jujutsu Kaisen figures from Japan, and the store currently stocks the affordable end of that range — 5th Anniversary gashapon marker charms, the PalVerse trading figure box, and MegaHouse's Lookup Miniature set — if you are just starting a Jujutsu Kaisen figure shelf.

TOHO animation Store — JUJUTSU KAISEN Satoru Gojo (5th Anniversary Final!) Masterlise Ichibansho Figure
Image: TOHO animation Store | US

Ichiban Kuji MASTERLISE: the 5th Anniversary FINAL prize figures

The biggest Jujutsu Kaisen figure event of the year is Bandai Spirits' Ichiban Kuji "Jujutsu Kaisen Anime 5th Anniversary FINAL," reported to launch in Japan in late September 2026 at roughly 800 yen per draw. Its top prizes use MASTERLISE, Ichibansho's premium sculpting-and-paint line.

The headline MASTERLISE figures are Yuji Itadori (about 23 cm, based on his look just after entering Jujutsu High) and Yuta Okkotsu (from the smiling scene at the end of Jujutsu Kaisen 0). The Last One Prize is a Satoru Gojo MASTERLISE figure standing roughly 18 cm, drawn from the "Hidden Inventory" arc.

These are won by lottery, so you cannot pick a specific character — each draw is random, and the Last One goes to whoever buys the final ticket. We break down the full prize board in our Ichiban Kuji Jujutsu Kaisen 5th Anniversary FINAL guide, and if the "MASTERLISE" label is new to you, see what MASTERLISE means and where it sits among prize-figure tiers.

Good Smile Company — POP UP PARADE Yuji Itadori
Image: goodsmile.info

POP UP PARADE: Jujutsu Kaisen figures under ¥5,000

POP UP PARADE is the cheapest way into a display-quality Jujutsu Kaisen statue. The line targets a fixed price and a fast release, so pieces stay affordable and are easy to find. Figures stand about 17–18 cm in a single fixed pose.

  • POP UP PARADE Yuji Itadori — approx. 175 mm, sculpted by HIROHITO, ¥3,900, first released September 2021. It includes an interchangeable head to display him possessed as Ryomen Sukuna.
  • POP UP PARADE Sukuna — approx. 175 mm, sculpted by HIROHITO, ¥4,800, released September 2022, posed with his sinister reaching hand.

If you want the whole roster on one shelf at a low unit cost, this is the line to standardise on. For sizes, pricing and how it compares to other lines, see our POP UP PARADE explainer.

figma No.557 Satoru Gojo: the poseable pick

If you want to recreate fight scenes rather than a static pose, figma is the line to buy. figma Satoru Gojo (No.557) from Max Factory stands about 165 mm, costs ¥7,800, and released in December 2022.

It ships with three face plates — smiling, mask pulled up, and serious — plus hand parts for the Domain Expansion: Infinite Void and Hollow Technique: Purple poses, an interchangeable hair part with sunglasses, arm parts for hands-in-pockets, and an articulated stand. It is the most expressive Gojo short of a scale statue.

Nendoroid: chibi Jujutsu Kaisen figures for a desk

Nendoroids are palm-sized, super-deformed figures around 100 mm, and they are the friendliest entry point for a desk or small shelf. Nendoroid Megumi Fushiguro (No.1506) is a good template for the line: about 100 mm, ¥5,300, released May 2021, with three face plates (standard, combat and grumpy), shadow-puppet hand parts, a Divine Dog, and a Nue illustration sheet.

Yuji Itadori and Satoru Gojo also have their own Nendoroids, and Good Smile Company has run a blind-box "Nendoroid Surprise" set covering Yuji, Megumi, Nobara Kugisaki, Maki Zenin, Toge Inumaki, Panda, Kento Nanami and Gojo for collectors who want the whole cast in one format.

1/7 scale statues: the display centrepieces

Scale figures are the large, high-detail statues most collectors think of as a centrepiece, and they carry the highest prices. A clear 2026 example is the F:Nex (FuRyu) Satoru Gojo "Unlimited Curses" 1/7 scale figure: roughly 33 cm tall, with two interchangeable head sculpts and a flowing lava-style effect on the base.

eStream and SEGA have also produced 1/7 scale Jujutsu Kaisen statues of Gojo and Sukuna, so the same character can appear across several makers at very different price points. Because "1/7" describes a ratio rather than a fixed height, sizes vary between characters — our anime figure scale sizes guide explains what the numbers actually mean before you commit to shelf space.

Where to buy Jujutsu Kaisen figures from Japan

The scale statues and figma releases sell through hobby retailers, while the MASTERLISE prizes come only from Ichiban Kuji draws — which run in Japanese stores, so overseas fans usually rely on a shop or proxy that ships from Japan.

Akibato stocks the affordable, in-stock end of the Jujutsu Kaisen range right now: the 5th Anniversary Marker Charm gashapon (one random of eight), the PalVerse Trading Figure Box (six types) from Bushiroad Creative, and MegaHouse's Lookup Miniature Collection set of four. You can browse the current Jujutsu Kaisen figures in stock, and the live Ichiban Kuji prize selection for the MASTERLISE and other lottery figures. Fans building a JJK shelf often add the Nyankoroz cat plush line while stock lasts.

Key takeaways for Jujutsu Kaisen figure collectors

  • Cheapest display statue: POP UP PARADE Yuji at ¥3,900 (approx. 175 mm).
  • Best for posing: figma No.557 Gojo (¥7,800) with three faces and Domain Expansion hands.
  • Best for a desk: Nendoroids at about 100 mm and ¥5,300.
  • Centrepiece: 1/7 scale statues such as the F:Nex Gojo at roughly 33 cm.
  • Biggest 2026 event: the Ichiban Kuji 5th Anniversary FINAL, with MASTERLISE Yuji, Yuta and a Last One Gojo, won by random draw.

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