Pokémon Fully Reveals Its Latest Official Anniversary Merch Collection

After giving fans their first look at its Pokémon Masters EX 7th Anniversary Ichiban Kuji in June, Bandai has now revealed the complete prize lineup ahead of its launch later this month.
The new prize lottery is built around some of the mobile game’s most popular Trainers and Pokémon, with large Red and Lillie figures leading a collection that also includes mini figures, artwork, posters, stickers and other anniversary-themed prizes.

Pokémon Masters EX launched in 2019 and places a greater emphasis on the human characters from across the Pokémon series, pairing Trainers with their partner Pokémon as Sync Pairs and bringing together characters from multiple generations of the games.

The game is currently celebrating its seventh anniversary, with this new Ichiban Kuji from Bandai giving fans a guaranteed chance at winning a prize from a huge range of new collectibles based on characters and artwork from the game.

Let’s take a look at the full prize lineup!
A Prize – Sygna Suit Red & Charizard MASTERLISE PLUS

The top prize pairs Red with Charizard in a large display based on their Living Legend Blast Burn Sync Move, with the approximately 24 cm Red figure posed in front of a separate Charizard acrylic panel to complete the scene.



B Prize – Lillie (21st Anniversary) & Lunala MASTERLISE PLUS

This approximately 23 cm Lillie figure recreates her appearance alongside Lunala and takes inspiration from their Shining Wish Shadow Ray Sync Move, capturing Lillie with a smiling expression alongside an acrylic panel depicting the Legendary Pokémon.



C Prize – Tote Bag

The collection’s single tote bag uses special commemorative artwork across the front, while the reverse incorporates Trainer dialogue into a Poké Ball-themed design against a predominantly black finish.


D Prize – Trainer Lodge Plush-Style Mini Figures

N, Raihan and Marnie form a three-character series of approximately 7 cm mini figures modeled after the plush-style characters found in the game’s Trainer Lodge, complete with small details such as recreated plush tags, with the character received being random.



E Prize – Memorial Photo Mini Art Boards

Ten selectable designs reproduce special scenes from the game’s Memorial Photos, including Trainers wearing outfits that differ from their usual appearances, while an included ball chain also allows each piece to be used as a keychain.


F Prize – Pokémon Masters Art Clear Posters

The largest assortment in the lottery consists of 22 selectable A3 clear posters featuring illustrations of different Trainers and Pokémon from Pokémon Masters EX.
G Prize – Sync Pair Sticker Collection

Ten selectable sets are available, with each prize containing four approximately 6.5 cm stickers featuring different Sync Pair designs.
Last One Prize – Lillie (24th Anniversary) & Solgaleo MASTERLISE PLUS

The final ticket in each lottery awards an exclusive approximately 23 cm Lillie figure based on her pairing with Solgaleo, recreating the Sunshine Smasher Sync Move and combining her smiling pose with a Solgaleo acrylic background panel.


The Last One figure is also being offered through the accompanying Double Chance Campaign, which gives participants another opportunity to win the same Lillie (24th Anniversary) & Solgaleo MASTERLISE PLUS set, with 50 available through the promotion.

Each entry in the Pokémon Masters EX 7th Anniversary Ichiban Kuji costs ¥850 (approx. $5.75 USD / £4.25 GBP), with tickets available from participating bookstores, hobby stores, selected drugstores, official Ichiban Kuji stores and Pokémon Center locations across Japan.

Sales are scheduled to begin on August 29, 2026, with prizes available while stocks last and exact availability potentially differing between participating locations.

The Double Chance Campaign will run from the lottery’s launch through the end of November 2026, giving players several months to enter unless the available allocation of prizes is claimed earlier.
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