One Piece Ichiban Kuji IMPACT LOG 2027: Prizes & Last One Figure
One Piece Ichiban Kuji IMPACT LOG is the next big One Piece prize lottery from BANDAI SPIRITS, and it goes on sale in Japan on January 9, 2027. Announced in September 2026, this set turns four of the manga's most explosive confrontation scenes into "Revible Moment" diorama figures, and it revives a fan-favorite Last One prize. This guide breaks down every prize revealed so far, what a draw costs, why the Revible Moment format is different from a normal figure, and how collectors outside Japan can actually get one.
All facts below come from the official BANDAI SPIRITS Ichiban Kuji Club product page and One Piece.com, cross-checked against Dengeki Hobby and Inside. Because the lottery is still pre-release, some lower tiers have not been revealed yet, and we flag exactly what is and is not confirmed.
One Piece Ichiban Kuji IMPACT LOG: release date, price, and where to buy
One Piece Ichiban Kuji IMPACT LOG is a paid lottery: you pay per draw and always win a physical prize, with the tier decided by the ticket you pull. Here are the confirmed core facts as of the September 2026 announcement.
| Detail | Confirmed information |
|---|---|
| Official name | Ichiban Kuji One Piece IMPACT LOG (一番くじ ワンピース IMPACT LOG) |
| Release date | January 9, 2027 (Sat), rolling out by store |
| Price per draw | 790 yen (tax included) |
| Figure brand | Revible Moment |
| Last One prize | ONE PIECE THE GIGANT NAME (approx. 45 cm) |
| Where sold | Retail stores in Japan carrying Ichiban Kuji |
Ichiban Kuji is sold over the counter in Japan, so overseas fans usually rely on a proxy or a Japan-based shop. Akibato ships One Piece figures and Ichiban Kuji prizes worldwide from Japan, so if you are building a Straw Hat shelf you can browse in-stock One Piece figures and kuji at Akibato while you wait for the IMPACT LOG street date.
What is Revible Moment? The clash-scene figure brand
Revible Moment is a One Piece Ichiban Kuji figure line that rebuilds a single dramatic manga scene as a dynamic, action-posed sculpt, often pairing two characters mid-confrontation rather than a lone standing figure. That is the whole design language of IMPACT LOG: every numbered prize freezes a specific high-impact moment, so the value sits in the pose and staging as much as the character.
This matters for collectors deciding what to chase. A Revible Moment prize is closer to a small diorama than a standard prize statue, which is why the sizes below vary so much between tiers.
Every One Piece IMPACT LOG prize: all 4 figures + Last One
Four numbered figure prizes have been confirmed, all under the Revible Moment brand. Lower tiers (E and below) and any Double Chance campaign had not been announced at the time of the reveal, so treat the list below as the confirmed core, not the complete set.
| Prize | Figure | Approx. size |
|---|---|---|
| A | Monkey D. Luffy vs. Saint Charloss - Revible Moment | 18 cm |
| B | Portgas D. Ace -Flame Emperor- Revible Moment | 31 cm |
| C | Roronoa Zoro & Usopp -Famous Blade & Nose Gale- Revible Moment | 23 cm |
| D | Perona vs. Usopp - Revible Moment | Perona 26.5 cm / Usopp 8 cm |
| Last One | ONE PIECE THE GIGANT NAME | 45 cm |
A Prize: Monkey D. Luffy vs. Saint Charloss
The headline sculpt captures Luffy squaring off against a World Noble at the Sabaody Archipelago, one of the series' most talked-about "he actually did that" moments. At about 18 cm it is the smallest numbered figure, but as the A prize it is the tier most players open the set to win.
B Prize: Portgas D. Ace -Flame Emperor-
Ace's "Flame Emperor" (Entei) piece is the tallest confirmed figure at roughly 31 cm, leaning into the fire effects of his Flame-Flame Fruit. For fans of the Whitebeard era, this is arguably the emotional centerpiece of the set.
C Prize: Roronoa Zoro & Usopp
This ~23 cm two-character prize pairs Zoro's famous-blade swordplay with Usopp's "Nose Gale," giving Straw Hat crew collectors a duo piece instead of a single figure. It is the most "team-up" sculpt of the four.
D Prize: Perona vs. Usopp
A callback to Thriller Bark, the D prize sets a roughly 26.5 cm Perona against a small ~8 cm Usopp for a deliberately lopsided, comedic staging. It is the clearest example of Revible Moment building a scene rather than a statue.
Last One Prize: ONE PIECE THE GIGANT NAME returns
The Last One prize -- the figure you get for drawing the final ticket in a set -- is ONE PIECE THE GIGANT NAME, a roughly 45 cm sculpture built around the ONE PIECE logo. It is a revival: THE GIGANT NAME first appeared as a prize in the January 2026 "Dramatic Memories" Ichiban Kuji and was popular enough that BANDAI SPIRITS is bringing it back as the IMPACT LOG Last One.
Because Last One prizes are only handed out once per box and are not sold separately, they are historically the hardest tier to get and tend to hold value on the secondary market. If you are new to how this tier works, our explainer on what the Last One prize is and how to get it covers the mechanics.
Which IMPACT LOG prize should you chase?
With only four numbered figures confirmed, the value math is unusually clean for a One Piece set. Here is how the tiers stack up for collectors:
- Best display impact: A prize (Luffy vs. Charloss) and B prize (Ace) are the marquee sculpts and the ones most people will target.
- Best value per draw: the two-figure C and D prizes give you two characters in one scene, which is rare at this price point.
- Highest resale ceiling: the THE GIGANT NAME Last One, because of its size, single-per-box rarity, and proven demand from the 2026 run.
- Still unknown: any towel, acrylic, or card tiers (E and below) and a Double Chance figure were not confirmed at announcement.
How IMPACT LOG compares to recent One Piece Ichiban Kuji
IMPACT LOG follows a heavy run of One Piece lotteries in 2026, and the format keeps shifting. The current in-stock One Piece kuji at Akibato is the Elbaf arc set, covered in our One Piece Elbaf GIANT BASH Ichiban Kuji guide. Compared with earlier 2026 sets like Imagined Future (Egghead), IMPACT LOG trades broad crew coverage for a tighter, four-figure "greatest clashes" concept. If you want the full lineup of current and upcoming Straw Hat statues, our One Piece figure lines guide maps the major series.
How to buy One Piece Ichiban Kuji IMPACT LOG from overseas
IMPACT LOG is a Japan retail-only lottery, so you cannot legally draw it from abroad. Overseas collectors have two realistic routes:
- Buy individual prizes after release from a Japan-based shop that ships worldwide -- the simplest path if you only want a specific figure like the A prize or the Last One.
- Use a proxy service to have someone in Japan draw or buy on your behalf, which costs more in fees but gets you closer to the raffle experience.
Our step-by-step guide on how to buy Ichiban Kuji outside Japan walks through both. When individual IMPACT LOG prizes hit the market in early 2027, Akibato will list One Piece kuji figures alongside its current stock.
One Piece IMPACT LOG FAQ
When does One Piece Ichiban Kuji IMPACT LOG release?
It goes on sale in Japan on January 9, 2027 (Saturday), rolling out by store while supplies last.
How much is one draw?
Each draw costs 790 yen, tax included.
What is the Last One prize?
ONE PIECE THE GIGANT NAME, a roughly 45 cm logo sculpture and a revival of the popular prize from the January 2026 Dramatic Memories kuji.
Are the E and lower prizes confirmed?
Not yet. As of the September 2026 announcement, only the A-D Revible Moment figures and the Last One prize were revealed. Lower tiers and any Double Chance campaign should be confirmed closer to release.
The bottom line: is IMPACT LOG worth chasing?
For One Piece collectors, IMPACT LOG's appeal is focus: four strong Revible Moment scene figures plus a proven Last One prize, rather than a sprawling lineup padded with filler. Key takeaways:
- Releases January 9, 2027 in Japan at 790 yen per draw.
- Confirmed figures: Luffy vs. Charloss (A), Ace (B), Zoro & Usopp (C), Perona vs. Usopp (D).
- Last One prize is the returning ~45 cm THE GIGANT NAME.
- Lower tiers and Double Chance are still unannounced.
If the clash-scene sculpts have you wanting to start a One Piece shelf now, you can shop in-stock One Piece figures and Ichiban Kuji at Akibato, which ships from Japan worldwide.
Sources
- Ichiban Kuji Club (BANDAI SPIRITS) - Ichiban Kuji One Piece IMPACT LOG product page
- ONE PIECE.com - Ichiban Kuji One Piece IMPACT LOG announcement
- Dengeki Hobby Web - IMPACT LOG lineup reveal
- Inside - IMPACT LOG figure showcase
- Ichiban Kuji Club - One Piece Dramatic Memories (THE GIGANT NAME origin)