Dragon Ball GT Returns for Summer 2026 with Exclusive New Figure and Merch Collection

Bandai Spirits has unveiled the complete prize lineup for their new Ichiban Kuji Dragon Ball GT prize lottery, giving fans a full look at every figure and collectible that will be available when it launches next month.

Dragon Ball GT continues the adventures of Goku after the events of Dragon Ball Z, following his journey across the galaxy alongside Pan and Trunks after being transformed back into a child, with the series introducing fan-favorite transformations such as Super Saiyan 4 and memorable villains including Super 17.

Ichiban Kuji is a Japanese prize lottery where every ticket guarantees a reward, with lineups typically featuring premium figures alongside exclusive merchandise that cannot be purchased separately.

Leading this release is a collection of MASTERLISE figures celebrating some of Dragon Ball GT’s most recognizable characters, accompanied by themed collectibles and a giant Last One Prize based on the series’ iconic logo.

The A Prize is a 25 cm tall MASTERLISE figure of Super Saiyan 4 Son Goku, recreated with detailed fur textures, carefully shaded paintwork and a battle-ready pose designed to pair perfectly with Super Saiyan 4 Vegeta.

The B Prize is a 23 cm tall MASTERLISE figure of Super Saiyan 4 Vegeta, capturing the Saiyan prince with a confident stance while highlighting the fine sculpting of his fur, clothing and signature expression.

The C Prize is a 13 cm tall MASTERLISE figure of Son Goku inspired by the Dragon Ball GT opening sequence, making it an ideal display companion alongside Trunks and Pan & Giru.

The D Prize is a 23 cm tall MASTERLISE figure of Trunks, also based on the anime’s opening sequence and posed to recreate the adventurous spirit of the trio’s journey across the galaxy.

The E Prize is a MASTERLISE PLUS set featuring Pan and Giru, with Pan standing approximately 15 cm tall and Giru measuring around 5.5 cm, completing the opening sequence display alongside Goku and Trunks.

The F Prize is a 27 cm tall MASTERLISE figure of Super 17, marking the powerful villain’s first appearance in the MASTERLISE series with a sculpt that faithfully recreates his distinctive proportions and piercing stare.

The G Prize features a selection of 23 acrylic stands showcasing characters from across Dragon Ball GT, with the complete set recreating a memorable scene inspired by the anime’s ending sequence.

The H Prize includes 10 large die-cut visual boards featuring the Dragon Ball GT logo and memorable battle scenes, making them ideal companions for displaying alongside the MASTERLISE figures.

The I Prize consists of 11 clear file and sticker sets inspired entirely by Dragon Ball GT, with the reverse artwork across the full collection combining to recreate another scene based on the anime’s ending sequence.

The Last One Prize is a giant three-dimensional Dragon Ball GT THE GIGANT NAME logo measuring approximately 36 cm wide, transforming the anime’s iconic title logo into a highly detailed display piece.

A Double Chance Campaign will also give participants the opportunity to win one of 50 additional Dragon Ball GT THE GIGANT NAME displays, with the prize matching the Last One Prize offered through the lottery.

Each Ichiban Kuji Dragon Ball GT ticket is priced at ¥790 (approx. $5 USD / £4 GBP) and will be available in Japan through Lawson, Ministop, participating bookstores, hobby shops, official Ichiban Kuji stores and Ichiban Kuji ONLINE.

The in-store lottery launches on August 22, 2026, followed by online sales beginning on August 24, 2026 at 5:00 PM JST, while the Double Chance Campaign will run through the end of November 2026.