Overlord Ichiban Kuji: Albedo's Blushing Last One and Which Prizes Are Worth Chasing
Ichiban Kuji Overlord is Bandai Spirits' newest prize lottery for the Great Tomb of Nazarick, and it launched in Japan in August 2026. This guide breaks down the full A-to-G prize lineup, explains why the Albedo Last One Prize is the figure collectors are singling out, and lays out how overseas fans can secure one now that the set is in the aftermarket. Prices and availability move fast, so treat every figure here as a set you chase, not one you assume is in stock.
What's in Ichiban Kuji Overlord?
Ichiban Kuji is a Bandai Spirits lottery in which every ticket wins a physical prize — there are no blanks. The Overlord set costs around 900 yen (tax included) per draw and runs from an A Prize down to a G Prize, plus the separate Last One Prize awarded to whoever pulls the final ticket in a shop's box.
The two headline figures sit in the Gracemaster tier, Bandai Spirits' premium line of highly detailed 1/7 scale prize figures. The full lineup:
| Prize | Item |
|---|---|
| A | Albedo — 1/7 scale Gracemaster figure |
| B | Shalltear Bloodfallen — 1/7 scale Gracemaster figure |
| C | Big metallic poster |
| D | Chokonokko chibi figure (7 designs) |
| E | Rubber coaster (6 designs) |
| F | Acrylic stand (8 designs) |
| G | Clear file set (8 designs) |
| Last One | Albedo Last One Ver. (blushing expression) |
Albedo is the Overseer of Nazarick's Guardians and openly devoted to Ainz Ooal Gown; Shalltear Bloodfallen is the vampire Floor Guardian. Both are among the franchise's most-collected characters, which is exactly why the top prizes lean on them.
Why the Albedo Last One Prize is the set's must-have
The Last One Prize is the emotional hook of every Ichiban Kuji, and here it is a special Albedo variant with a blushing expression rather than the standard A Prize face. It uses the same 1/7 Gracemaster sculpt, so the only way to tell the two apart is the paintwork on the face — and the exclusive version is the one collectors are already flagging as the chase piece.
The catch is how the Last One works: it goes to whoever draws the last ticket from a single shop's box. You cannot buy it directly, and most boxes are pulled clean long before anyone in a given store reaches the bottom. That scarcity is why the Albedo Last One tends to command the highest aftermarket premium of any prize in the set.
Ranking the prizes: what's worth chasing
For collectors deciding where to spend, the tiers separate cleanly:
- Chase: Albedo Last One Ver. — the rarest face variant and the set's centerpiece.
- Core display pieces: A Prize Albedo and B Prize Shalltear, the two 1/7 Gracemaster figures that anchor a shelf.
- Nice-to-have: D Prize Chokonokko chibi figures, which are cheaper on the aftermarket and easier to complete as a small set.
- Filler: the metallic poster, coasters, acrylic stands, and clear files — fun bonuses, but not why anyone chases this kuji.
If you only want one figure, the decision is between the Last One's rarity and the A Prize's standard face at a lower price. Neither is wrong; it comes down to whether the blushing variant matters to you.
How overseas fans can get Overlord figures without pulling in Japan
Because the kuji launched in Japan in August 2026, overseas fans are now in the aftermarket window rather than the live-draw window. You will not find the box at a Western retailer to pull from; instead you buy the specific prize you want secondhand or from importers who resold their pulls. Expect the Albedo Last One to carry the steepest markup and the filler prizes to be cheap.
If you are new to how these lotteries and their prize tiers work, our guide on what Ichiban Kuji is and how to buy it from overseas covers the mechanics in full. For recent sets built on the same logic, see the JoJo's 'Gathering of RIVALS' lineup and the Made in Abyss Bondrewd MASTERLISE kuji.
The short version
- Ichiban Kuji Overlord launched in Japan in August 2026 at around 900 yen per draw, with prizes A through G plus a Last One.
- A Prize Albedo and B Prize Shalltear are 1/7 Gracemaster figures; the Last One is a blushing Albedo variant.
- The Albedo Last One is the chase piece and carries the highest aftermarket premium.
- The lower prizes (chibi figures, posters, coasters, stands, files) are inexpensive extras.
- Overseas, the set is now aftermarket-only — buy the specific prize you want rather than pulling.
Overlord itself isn't stocked at Akibato, but if you want figures you can actually buy today, our in-stock Ichiban Kuji prizes ship worldwide — no proxy service or Japanese account needed. Browse in-stock Ichiban Kuji figures at Akibato.