Made in Abyss Ichiban Kuji: Bondrewd MASTERLISE Leads the October 2026 Prizes
Bandai Spirits has revealed the first prizes for the Made in Abyss Ichiban Kuji, launching in Japan in October 2026 at 850 yen per draw. The headline is a Bondrewd MASTERLISE figure as the A Prize, with a Nanachi & Mitty B Prize and a special Bondrewd Last One version. This guide breaks down what is confirmed, what MASTERLISE and the Last One Prize actually mean, and how collectors outside Japan can get one.
Made in Abyss Ichiban Kuji: what is confirmed
Ichiban Kuji is a Bandai Spirits prize lottery in which every ticket wins a ranked prize — there are no blanks — plus a one-off Last One Prize handed to whoever draws the final ticket. For this set, 70 items are available across the run, and only the top prizes have been shown so far.
| Prize | Figure | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| A Prize | Bondrewd (MASTERLISE) | “Lord of Dawn” open-arm pose, roughly 22 cm |
| B Prize | Nanachi & Mitty “Revible Moment” | About 16 cm; recreates a pivotal scene |
| C–H Prizes | Not yet revealed | Expected in a later announcement |
| Last One Prize | Bondrewd (Last One ver.) | An alternate, more unsettling sculpt |
Because the middle prizes (C through H) are still unrevealed, a second news beat is likely before the October release. Retailers such as Otaku House are already listing full-set pre-orders, with arrival estimated around November 2026.
Why the Bondrewd A Prize matters
Bondrewd, also called the Lord of Dawn, is one of Made in Abyss's most infamous figures — a White Whistle Delver whose calm voice masks genuine cruelty. The A Prize captures his “Lord of Dawn” silhouette, the tall coat-and-helmet suit that made the character an instant sculpting subject.
The B Prize pairs Nanachi, the series' fan-favorite hollow, with Mitty in a “Revible Moment” composition. For a franchise with a small but intensely devoted fanbase, these two prizes cover the exact characters collectors care about, which is why English coverage jumped on the reveal.
What MASTERLISE and the Last One Prize mean
MASTERLISE is Bandai Spirits' premium finishing standard for its prize figures, known for larger scale and more detailed painting and shading than a standard kuji figure. When you see “MASTERLISE” in a kuji title — as in recent Dragon Ball, Bleach, and Jujutsu Kaisen sets — it signals the top-tier sculpt of that lottery.
The Last One Prize is the figure awarded to the person who draws the final ticket in a shop's box. It is usually an exclusive recolor or alternate pose that is never sold as a numbered prize, which makes it the hardest piece to obtain and the one most likely to command a premium on the aftermarket. Here it takes the form of a darker Bondrewd variant.
How overseas fans can secure a figure
Ichiban Kuji tickets are sold physically in Japan, so fans abroad rarely “pull” themselves. Two realistic paths exist:
- Pre-order a specific prize from an importer before release. This locks in the figure you want at a set price instead of gambling on a draw.
- Buy on the aftermarket after launch. Expect the A Prize and especially the Last One Bondrewd to cost more than face value once the run sells through.
A painted prototype at reveal usually means pre-orders open soon, so October's release is the window to decide. If you want more context on how these lotteries work, our Dragon Ball SPIRIT OF THE SAIYAN Ichiban Kuji guide and Hunter × Hunter Greed Island 2 Ichiban Kuji guide walk through the same MASTERLISE and Last One mechanics. For another premium-line lottery, see our Evangelion Ichiban Kuji guide.
Key takeaways
- The Made in Abyss Ichiban Kuji launches in Japan in October 2026 at 850 yen per draw, with 70 items in the run.
- Confirmed so far: A Prize Bondrewd MASTERLISE, B Prize Nanachi & Mitty Revible Moment, and a Bondrewd Last One version.
- Middle prizes (C–H) are unrevealed, so expect a follow-up announcement before release.
- Overseas fans should pre-order a specific prize or plan for aftermarket pricing on the A and Last One figures.
Akibato doesn't stock a Made in Abyss line yet, but if you collect Bandai Spirits kuji figures, our Ichiban Kuji collection has other prize figures in stock and shipping worldwide right now — a good place to start while the Made in Abyss set is still pre-release.