Kagurabachi Unveils Exclusive New 3rd Anniversary Collection Starring Chihiro and Hakuri

Bandai has officially revealed the full prize lineup for its first-ever Kagurabachi Ichiban Kuji, celebrating the hit manga’s third anniversary with a new collection of figures and exclusive merchandise.

“Ichiban Kuji Kagurabachi” features MASTERLISE figures of Chihiro Rokuhira and Hakuri Sazanami based on special anniversary artwork, alongside a range of prizes inspired by the manga’s characters and memorable moments.

Ichiban Kuji is Bandai’s popular lottery-style merchandise format, where fans purchase tickets for a chance to win prizes from different tiers, with every entry guaranteeing a reward.

The format also includes a special Last One Prize, awarded to the person who purchases the final remaining ticket at a participating location.

Created by Takeru Hokazono, Kagurabachi began serialization in Weekly Shonen Jump in September 2023 and follows Chihiro Rokuhira, the son of a legendary swordsmith who embarks on a quest for revenge after his father is murdered and six powerful enchanted swords are stolen.

The manga has become one of Shueisha’s biggest new action series, with an official anime adaptation scheduled to premiere in April 2027 from animation studio Cypic.

Kagurabachi has also inspired several figures ahead of its anime debut, including MegaHouse’s G.E.M. Series statue of Chihiro Rokuhira, which was announced earlier in 2026.

For this new Ichiban Kuji, Bandai has divided the collection into nine regular prize tiers, ranging from large figures to smaller accessories, along with an exclusive Last One figure.

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

A Prize – “3rd Anniversary Commemorative Book Board”

A large 46 cm display board featuring special third-anniversary artwork drawn by series creator Takeru Hokazono, depicting Chihiro and Hakuri fighting side by side.

B Prize – “Chihiro Rokuhira MASTERLISE”

A 20 cm figure of Chihiro based on Hokazono’s anniversary illustration, recreating the protagonist in his dark coat with his enchanted sword.

C Prize – “Hakuri Sazanami MASTERLISE”

A 19 cm figure of Hakuri based on the same commemorative artwork, capturing Chihiro’s close ally in a dynamic pose.

D Prize – “Big Towel”

Two different 100 cm towels featuring illustrations taken from memorable scenes in the original manga.

E Prize – “Mesh Pouch”

Two 14 cm mesh pouches featuring designs inspired by the series, including the Ukaiyu bathhouse that appeared in a special Kagurabachi bonus chapter focusing on Genichi Sojo.

F Prize – “Clear Poster”

A collection of 20 A3-sized transparent posters featuring illustrations from the manga, with winners able to choose their preferred design.

G Prize – “Acrylic Stand”

Sixteen different miniature acrylic stands measuring approximately 6 cm tall, featuring characters from the series and distributed at random.

H Prize – “Acrylic Charm”

Seven different 7 cm charms featuring designs inspired by the guards of the enchanted swords and other locations from the manga, including its bathhouses.

I Prize – “Clear File & Sticker Set”

Eleven different sets combining A4 clear files decorated with Kagurabachi manga cover artwork and matching character stickers.

Last One Prize – “Chihiro Rokuhira MASTERLISE Last One Ver.”

An exclusive 22 cm figure depicting Chihiro activating Kuro, one of the abilities of his enchanted sword Enten, with a dramatic sculpt inspired by the attack.

The Last One figure will also be available through a separate Double Chance Campaign, giving participants another opportunity to win the prize through a lottery draw.

A total of 30 figures will be awarded through the campaign, which will run until the end of January 2027 unless the available prizes are claimed earlier.

“Ichiban Kuji Kagurabachi” will officially launch in Japan on October 24, 2026, with each lottery entry priced at ¥850 (approximately $5 / £4).

The collection will be available through participating bookstores, hobby shops, official Ichiban Kuji stores and selected 7-Eleven locations in Tokyo, with online sales scheduled to begin through Ichiban Kuji ONLINE on October 26 at 11AM JST.