ONE PIECE Returns to Skypiea for Nostalgic New Figure Collection
Bandai Spirits has announced a new entry in its popular Ichiban Kuji lottery series, with the latest collection drawing inspiration from one of One Piece’s most memorable adventures, the Skypiea Arc.
The new prize lottery, titled “Ichiban Kuji One Piece – The Island Song Echoing Through the Sky -,” focuses on characters and moments from the Straw Hat Pirates’ journey among the clouds.
For longtime One Piece fans, the Skypiea storyline remains one of the series’ most distinctive arcs, introducing a civilization hidden in the sky, the Shandians, and a conflict that unfolded far above the Grand Line.
Leading the prize lineup is the A Prize figure, which recreates Monkey D. Luffy during one of the arc’s most unforgettable scenes, complete with the enormous golden sphere attached to his arm.
Produced under the MASTERLISE EXPIECE figure line, the collectible captures the unusual appearance and determination Luffy displayed during the climactic stages of the Skypiea storyline.
The B Prize shifts the spotlight to Nami, depicting the navigator riding a Waver, the high-speed vehicle used to travel across Skypiea’s sea-like cloud surfaces.
Joining her in the figure lineup is Mont Blanc Cricket, who receives the C Prize MASTERLISE EXPIECE figure and serves as a key connection to the legendary tale of the city of gold.
The D Prize features Wyper, the fierce Shandian warrior whose struggle to reclaim his homeland made him one of the arc’s standout characters.
Together, the four figures celebrate both the Straw Hat crew and several of the important allies and rivals who shaped the events of the Skypiea saga.
The new Ichiban Kuji release will be available through Ichiban Kuji ONLINE, official Ichiban Kuji stores, Mugiwara Store locations, and other participating retailers.
“Ichiban Kuji One Piece – The Island Song Echoing Through the Sky -” is scheduled to begin rolling out from October 29, 2026, with tickets priced at ¥850 per draw (approx. $6 USD/ £4 GBP).
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