My Hero Academia Ichiban Kuji 'Their Story': The Heroine MASTERLISE Lineup and Toga's Last One
Ichiban Kuji My Hero Academia “Their Story” hands the top prizes to the women of the series: Ochaco Uraraka, Tsuyu Asui, Toru Hagakure, and Nejire Hadou lead as MASTERLISE figures, and Himiko Toga anchors the set as the Last One prize. Retailer pre-order listings point to a December 2026–January 2027 arrival window. If you collect MHA figures, this is the beat to plan around now, because a kuji's peak availability is the moment it launches in Japan.
This guide covers what is confirmed, what is still unrevealed, and how fans outside Japan can secure a piece without pulling tickets in a Japanese store.
What is Ichiban Kuji 'Their Story'?
Ichiban Kuji is a Japanese prize lottery: you pay a fixed price per ticket and always win something, with figures at the top tiers and smaller goods lower down. “Their Story” is the My Hero Academia entry built around a heroine-led top tier, which most MHA kuji do not do — the headline figures usually go to Deku, Bakugo, or the villains. Here, four women take the A–D slots.
The set totals 70 items per box, according to full-set retailer listings. The per-draw ticket price has not been officially confirmed at the time of writing.

The confirmed prize lineup
The four lead figures and the Last One are all MASTERLISE — Bandai Spirits' premium Ichiban Kuji figure line, built at a larger scale with higher paint and sculpt detail than standard prize figures. The revealed tiers so far:
| Prize | Character | Type |
|---|---|---|
| A | Ochaco Uraraka | MASTERLISE figure |
| B | Tsuyu Asui | MASTERLISE figure |
| C | Toru Hagakure | MASTERLISE figure |
| D | Nejire Hadou | MASTERLISE figure |
| E–H | Not yet detailed | Lower-tier goods |
| Last One | Himiko Toga | MASTERLISE figure |
The E through H tiers — usually towels, acrylic stands, and rubber straps in an MHA kuji — have not been detailed in listings yet, so treat the figure tiers above as the confirmed core and expect a second reveal before launch.

Why Toga's Last One matters
The Last One is the single prize handed to whoever pulls the final ticket in a set, so it is the hardest piece to get through a normal draw and the one most likely to command a premium on the aftermarket. Here that piece is a Himiko Toga MASTERLISE figure listed at roughly 23 cm (about 9 inches) tall in her signature pose — a natural chase item for a character with a large collector following. If you are new to how the Last One works, we break it down in our guide to the Ichiban Kuji Last One prize.
How overseas fans can plan the buy
For collectors outside Japan, there are two honest routes:
- Buy the specific figure you want rather than pulling tickets. Most overseas fans skip the lottery entirely and buy the A prize or Last One directly, because pulling in a Japanese store is impractical from abroad.
- Preorder early. MASTERLISE prize figures are made to demand and often do not get a second run, so the preorder window is usually the cleanest price.
If you want the wider picture on the format — ticket prices, Last One and Double Chance mechanics, and shipping — see our explainer on what Ichiban Kuji is and how to buy it from overseas, and our breakdown of what the MASTERLISE tier actually is. Fans tracking the 10th-anniversary run should also compare this heroine set with the hero-led 'Greatest Hero' MHA Ichiban Kuji.
The takeaway
- “Their Story” gives the A–D MASTERLISE figures to Ochaco, Tsuyu, Hagakure, and Nejire — a rare heroine-led MHA lineup.
- Himiko Toga is the Last One prize, listed around 23 cm, and is the hardest piece to pull.
- The set runs 70 items; E–H tiers and the per-draw price are not detailed yet.
- Retailer listings point to a December 2026–January 2027 arrival.
- Overseas collectors are usually better off preordering the specific figure than pulling tickets.
Ichiban Kuji “Their Story” is still pre-release, so the A prize and the Toga Last One are preorder or aftermarket only for now. If you want an MHA MASTERLISE you can actually own today, Akibato's My Hero Academia collection stocks in-hand pieces — including a Himiko Toga MASTERLISE — shipped worldwide.