Cardcaptor Sakura Reveals Exclusive New Clear Card Collection Ahead of November Release

Bandai has officially revealed the complete prize lineup for its latest Cardcaptor Sakura Ichiban Kuji lottery, featuring a collection of figures and merchandise based on the anime’s Clear Card arc.

The new “Ichiban Kuji Anime Cardcaptor Sakura: Clear Card ~Blessed collection~” includes eight regular prize tiers, a special Last One reward and an additional chance to win an exclusive Sakura Kinomoto figure.

Created by CLAMP, Cardcaptor Sakura began serialization in 1996 and follows Sakura Kinomoto, a young girl who accidentally releases a set of magical Clow Cards and must retrieve them with the help of the guardian creature Cerberus, better known as Kero.

The Clear Card storyline follows Sakura as she enters junior high school and encounters a mysterious new set of cards, with the sequel receiving its own television anime adaptation in 2018.

Ichiban Kuji is Bandai’s guaranteed-prize lottery format, where fans purchase tickets to win merchandise from different prize tiers, with no losing draws.

For this latest collection, the prizes include a figure of Sakura wearing her red costume from the Clear Card anime’s second opening theme, “Rocket Beat”, alongside accessories based on magical items, characters and designs from across the series.

Let’s take a look at the full prize lineup!

• A Prize: “Sakura Kinomoto Figure (Clear Card Arc)”

An approximately 18 cm tall figure depicting Sakura in her red opening-theme costume, holding her Dream Staff as her hair and dress flow around her, with sculpted rose-petal effects surrounding the display.

• B Prize: “Clow Book Jewelry Box”

A 15 cm replica of the magical book used to store the Clow Cards, which opens to reveal a storage compartment for rings, necklaces and other small accessories.

• C Prize: “Tomoeda Elementary School Uniform Pouch”

A 22 cm pouch modeled after Sakura’s school uniform, incorporating the sailor-style collar and other details from her familiar outfit, with enough space for cosmetics and everyday accessories.

• D Prize: “Rocking Face Glasses” (3 Types)

A collection of rounded drinking glasses featuring the faces of Kero, Spinel Sun and Momo, designed to gently rock when filled with a drink, with each glass measuring approximately 8 cm tall.

• E Prize: “Metal Charms” (6 Types)

Six character-themed metal charms featuring translucent design elements, with each charm measuring approximately 5 cm.

• F Prize: “Fabric Collection” (5 Types)

A selection of three hand towels measuring approximately 20 cm and two miniature pouches measuring approximately 16 cm, with winners able to choose their preferred design.

• G Prize: “Rubber Accessories Collection” (7 Types)

Seven accessories consisting of three rubber ties, two hair clips and two coasters, incorporating magical staff designs and expressions associated with Sakura, including her famous “Hanyaan” reaction.

• H Prize: “Ticket Holder and Sticker Set” (7 Types)

Seven designs inspired by the Clow Cards, Sakura Cards and Clear Cards, each combining a ticket holder with three matching stickers.

• Last One Prize: “Sakura Kinomoto Figure (Clear Card Arc) Last One Version”

A second 18 cm Sakura figure featuring an alternative pose, with Sakura smiling and reaching forward alongside Kero as rose petals swirl around them.

The Last One Prize is awarded to the customer who purchases the final remaining ticket from a lottery set, providing an additional reward separate from the usual prize tiers.

The same Sakura and Kero figure will also be available through the Double Chance Campaign, with 30 winners selected across the physical and online lotteries before the campaign closes at the end of February 2027.

Cardcaptor Sakura is also celebrating the 30th anniversary of CLAMP’s original manga during 2026, with the milestone inspiring several other major merchandise releases.

Earlier this month, Good Smile Company opened pre-orders for a new premium Sakura and Cerberus statue, based on brand-new artwork created by CLAMP specifically for the anniversary project.

Image by Charlotte Davis

The celebrations have also seen the return of Sakura’s exclusive “Always Together ~Pinky Promise~” Nendoroid, originally released in 2021 as part of a collaboration celebrating CLAMP’s 30th anniversary and Good Smile Company’s 20th anniversary.

Image by James Richardson

The “Ichiban Kuji Anime Cardcaptor Sakura: Clear Card ~Blessed collection~” will launch across Japan on November 6, 2026, with tickets priced at ¥750 per draw (approximately $5 / £4).

Participating locations include Lawson convenience stores, bookstores, hobby retailers and official Ichiban Kuji stores, with availability varying between individual outlets.

Online sales will also begin through Ichiban Kuji Online on November 6 at 5PM JST, with a maximum of 20 draws permitted per transaction and additional shipping charges applying.

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