Jujutsu Kaisen 5th Anniversary FINAL Ichiban Kuji: Yuji, Yuta & Gojo MASTERLISE, Launching Sept 26
Bandai Spirits will launch the Ichiban Kuji "Jujutsu Kaisen" Anime 5th Anniversary FINAL on September 26, 2026 in Japan, priced at 800 yen per draw. The first reveal confirms three MASTERLISE figures — Yuji Itadori, Yuta Okkotsu, and a Satoru Gojo Last One Prize — from a lineup that runs A through J plus a Double Chance. This guide breaks down what has been shown, what is still hidden, and how fans outside Japan can secure a figure.
What the 5th Anniversary FINAL Ichiban Kuji is
Ichiban Kuji is a Japanese prize lottery in which every ticket wins a physical prize, sold at convenience stores such as FamilyMart and at hobby shops. This set caps Jujutsu Kaisen's five-year anime celebration, the same milestone behind the two-day Juju Fes 2026 event held August 29–30 at K-Arena Yokohama.
It is billed as the "FINAL" because it closes out the anniversary kuji run that began with an earlier Jujutsu Kaisen 5th Anniversary lottery in late 2025. Prizes span A to J with a Last One Prize and a Double Chance campaign, and a full sales set is made up of 70 tickets. The launch lands as Season 4 (the Culling Game Arc Part 2) is in production.
The MASTERLISE figures revealed so far
MASTERLISE is Bandai Spirits' premium prize-figure tier, built for dynamic sculpts and paint at a higher standard than ordinary kuji prizes. Three MASTERLISE figures have been confirmed in the first reveal:
| Prize | Figure | Scene / notes |
|---|---|---|
| A | Yuji Itadori (MASTERLISE) | His look from first enrolling at Jujutsu High; approx. 23 cm tall |
| B | Yuta Okkotsu (MASTERLISE) | The smile he gives at the end of the film "Jujutsu Kaisen 0" |
| Last One | Satoru Gojo (MASTERLISE) | The "Hidden Inventory" scene where he lifts his blindfold to reveal the Six Eyes; around 17 cm |
The Gojo figure is the Last One Prize — the bonus figure the shop hands out when the final ticket of a set is drawn. It is the hardest piece to pull in person, which is why overseas buyers usually chase it on the secondary market.
What is still unrevealed — and when to expect it
Prizes C through J and the Double Chance figure have not been shown yet. Because the set launches September 26, a second lineup reveal is expected before release, so the full picture is not final.
Bandai has confirmed the theme of the smaller prizes: a run of "Big Acrylic Stand" items dedicated to Jujutsu Kaisen 0, the Hidden Inventory / Premature Death arc, the Shibuya Incident arc, and the Culling Game arc. That spread suggests the mid-tier prizes lean into flat goods rather than more figures, which typically makes the A, B, and Last One MASTERLISE the pieces collectors prioritize.
How overseas collectors can get one
The kuji is a Japan-only draw, so fans abroad generally have two paths: pre-order a specific prize from an importer, or buy the exact figure they want on the aftermarket once the set launches. Pulling the Last One Gojo yourself is the least reliable route, so most collectors target it directly. For a fuller primer, see our guides on how Ichiban Kuji works and how to buy it from overseas, what the MASTERLISE tier means, and how the Last One Prize is awarded. For the anniversary event itself, see our Juju Fes 2026 collector's guide.
Key takeaways
- The Jujutsu Kaisen 5th Anniversary FINAL Ichiban Kuji launches September 26, 2026 at 800 yen per draw.
- Three MASTERLISE figures are confirmed: Yuji (A, ~23 cm), Yuta (B), and a Last One Gojo (~17 cm).
- Prizes C–J and the Double Chance are still hidden; expect a second reveal before launch.
- The mid-tier prizes are "Big Acrylic Stands" tied to four arcs, so the three figures are the main draw.
- Overseas fans usually pre-order or buy the specific figure on the aftermarket rather than pulling in person.
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