Street Fighter Ichiban Kuji: Ryu & Cammy MASTERLISE Lead the November 2026 Lineup
Bandai Spirits is putting the World Warriors on the prize wall: a new Street Fighter Ichiban Kuji launches in Japan in November 2026, led by MASTERLISE figures of Ryu and Cammy. This guide covers every prize confirmed so far, what the dark-color Ryu Last One actually is, and how collectors outside Japan can realistically secure one.
What is the new Street Fighter Ichiban Kuji?
It is a Bandai Spirits prize lottery titled Ichiban Kuji Street Fighter –Go Forth and Meet Stronger Opponents– (listed by some importers as "I'm Going to Find Someone Stronger Than Me," after Ryu's signature line). It is priced at 850 yen per draw and runs across 70 tickets per set, with prizes A through H plus a Last One Prize and a Double Chance Prize.
Ichiban Kuji is a Japanese prize lottery in which every ticket wins a physical prize — there are no blanks. This set draws its roster from Ultra Street Fighter II: The Final Challengers, the classic-styled entry, so expect the original World Warriors rather than the modern Street Fighter 6 designs.
Note for collectors: this is not the earlier Street Fighter Ichiban Kuji that ended with a Chun-Li MASTERLISE Last One. The November 2026 set is a new, Ryu-led lineup, so double-check listings before you buy on the aftermarket.
Every Street Fighter Ichiban Kuji prize revealed so far
Three MASTERLISE figures have been shown at announcement; the middle goods tiers and the Double Chance figure have not yet been detailed.
| Prize | Item | Type |
|---|---|---|
| A | Ryu — calm, hands-on-hips pose with eyes closed | MASTERLISE figure |
| B | Cammy — green leotard and red beret | MASTERLISE figure |
| C–H | Not yet detailed (goods tiers) | To be announced |
| Last One | Ryu, dark repaint (see below) | MASTERLISE figure |
| Double Chance | Not yet detailed | To be announced |
Because the A, B, and Last One reveals are all figures, a second announcement detailing the C–H goods is likely before launch — a common pattern for large kuji. If you are new to the premium figure line, our explainer on what MASTERLISE means covers the size and finish you can expect from the A, B, and Last One prizes.
The dark-color Ryu Last One prize, explained
The Last One Prize is a special repaint of Ryu that sources have rendered as both an "Evil color" and a "Killer color" version — a clear nod to the Satsui no Hado ("Surge of Murderous Intent") that turns Ryu into his darker fighting persona. It reuses the A-prize sculpt in a different, menacing paint scheme.
The Last One Prize is the single figure handed to whoever draws the final ticket at a given store, which makes it the hardest piece in any kuji to obtain fairly. If you have not run into this mechanic before, our guide to how the Last One Prize works explains why these variants command the biggest aftermarket premiums.
How overseas fans can get a Street Fighter Ichiban Kuji figure
You cannot draw this kuji from outside Japan. Overseas, the figures move through import pre-orders and, after launch, the aftermarket — where single prizes like the A-prize Ryu or the Last One are sold individually rather than as random pulls. Our walkthrough on buying Ichiban Kuji from overseas lays out the honest options.
A painted prototype at announcement usually means pre-orders open within weeks, so watch importer listings if the A-prize Ryu is your target. Prices and stock shift constantly, so treat any figure you find now as pre-order or aftermarket, not a fixed retail buy.
The Street Fighter set won't ship until late 2026. If you want a MASTERLISE-tier figure on your shelf today, Akibato stocks current Ichiban Kuji prizes and ships worldwide — browse the in-stock Ichiban Kuji collection, or see everything in stock.
Key takeaways
- What: Ichiban Kuji Street Fighter –Go Forth and Meet Stronger Opponents–, based on Ultra Street Fighter II.
- When & price: Japan launch November 2026, 850 yen per draw, 70 tickets per set.
- Figures confirmed: A-prize Ryu, B-prize Cammy, and a dark-color Ryu Last One — all MASTERLISE.
- Still unknown: the C–H goods tiers and the Double Chance prize.
- Overseas: no drawing from abroad — expect pre-orders and single-prize aftermarket sales.