Jujutsu Kaisen Fully Unveils Its Latest 5th Anniversary Merch Collection
Bandai has officially revealed the full prize lineup for an upcoming Ichiban Kuji prize lottery that celebrates the 5th anniversary of the Jujutsu Kaisen anime.
“Ichiban Kuji – Jujutsu Kaisen 5th Anniversary FINAL!” is set to offer fans the chance to win a selection of new MASTERLISE figures, acrylic stands, posters, badges and smaller collectibles focusing on some of the anime’s most iconic arcs.
Gege Akutami’s Jujutsu Kaisen manga began serialization in 2018 before MAPPA’s anime adaptation premiered in October 2020, introducing Yuji Itadori, Satoru Gojo and the students of Tokyo Jujutsu High to a much wider international audience.
The anime’s fifth anniversary project has celebrated that history through a range of celebratory releases, which have so far included a line of 8 unique watches based on some of the series’ most popular characters, as well as an exclusive line of festival-themed merchandise.
Ichiban Kuji takes a different approach from buying individual collectibles, with every ticket guaranteeing one prize from a predetermined lineup and the larger figures generally reserved for its highest tiers.
Whoever purchases the final remaining ticket at a participating location also receives the separate Last One Prize, while a Double Chance campaign offers another opportunity to win one of the headline collectibles afterward.
The newly revealed “Ichiban Kuji – Jujutsu Kaisen 5th Anniversary FINAL!” lineup contains 10 standard prize tiers, beginning with two new MASTERLISE figures before moving through anniversary artwork and character merchandise from across the anime.
The A Prize is the “Yuji Itadori MASTERLISE,” a 23 cm figure recreating Yuji after removing the jacket of his Jujutsu High uniform and leaving his familiar red hoodie visible underneath.
The B Prize is the “Yuta Okkotsu MASTERLISE,” a 24 cm figure recreating Yuta in his Jujutsu High uniform as he appears during the final scenes of Jujutsu Kaisen 0.
The C Prize is the “Acrylic Board,” which uses original Ichiban Kuji illustrations inspired by Jujutsu Kaisen 0, Hidden Inventory / Premature Death, the Shibuya Incident and the Culling Game.
The D Prize consists of two selectable “Jujutsu Kaisen 0 Big Acrylic Stands,” featuring Yuta Okkotsu and Toge Inumaki.
The E Prize is the “Hidden Inventory / Premature Death Big Acrylic Stand” selection, featuring Satoru Gojo and Suguru Geto.
The F Prize is the “Shibuya Incident Big Acrylic Stand” selection, featuring Megumi Fushiguro and Kento Nanami with winners of this prize able to choose between the two characters.
The G Prize is the “Culling Game Big Acrylic Stand” selection, featuring Yuji Itadori and Choso.
The H Prize is the “Acrylic Badge” collection, expanding the character selection considerably with 28 different designs based on the fifth anniversary visuals that are distributed randomly.
The I Prize is the “Clear Poster” collection, offering 11 selectable designs that mix newly drawn Ichiban Kuji artwork with imagery from all three waves of the anime’s fifth anniversary visuals.
The J Prize is the “Rubber Charm” collection, consisting of 17 designs inspired by the characters’ cursed energy, techniques and other abilities, with individual versions distributed randomly.
The Last One Prize is the “Satoru Gojo MASTERLISE,” a 17 cm figure recreating the final moments of the Hidden Inventory / Premature Death arc, when the story returns to the present and Megumi Fushiguro asks Gojo why he is smiling after waking in front of his students.
That same “Satoru Gojo MASTERLISE” figure will also be offered through the Double Chance Campaign, giving fans who miss the Last One Prize another opportunity to obtain it.
Only 50 Double Chance figures will be awarded across the physical and online campaigns, with entries remaining available through the end of December 2026 unless the allocation is reached earlier.
“Ichiban Kuji – Jujutsu Kaisen 5th Anniversary FINAL!” will begin appearing at FamilyMart, Ministop, bookstores, hobby shops and official Ichiban Kuji stores across Japan from September 26, with each entry priced at ¥800 (approx. $5 USD / £4 GBP).
Ichiban Kuji Online availability will follow from 11:00 AM JST on October 8.
The lottery and its prizes may appear in regions outside of Japan, as Bandai does now offer Ichiban Kuji lotteries in some international territories.
It may also be possible that the figures will appear as part of the Ichibansho line, which turns the figure prizes from select Ichiban Kuji lotteries into general retail releases for the international market.
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