Street Fighter Officially Reveals New Arcade-Inspired Collection Starring Ryu and Cammy

Bandai has fully revealed the prizes for a new official Street Fighter prize lottery, featuring a collection of premium character figures and nostalgic merchandise inspired by some of the fighting game franchise’s most memorable moments.

“Ichiban Kuji Street Fighter: I’m Looking for Someone Stronger Than Me” includes large MASTERLISE figures of Ryu and Cammy, alongside a special version of Ryu inspired by his darker transformation and several unique collectibles referencing the classic arcade games.

Ichiban Kuji is Bandai’s popular prize lottery format, where customers purchase a ticket to receive a randomly assigned prize from a collection of exclusive merchandise, with every ticket guaranteed to win something.

First released by Capcom in 1987, Street Fighter became one of gaming’s most influential franchises following the release of Street Fighter II in 1991, which helped establish the competitive fighting game genre and introduced many of its most popular characters.

The series has continued across numerous sequels and spin-offs, with Street Fighter 6, released in 2023, remaining the latest mainline entry and featuring returning favorites alongside a new generation of fighters.

Street Fighter has also returned to the spotlight with a new live-action movie from Paramount Pictures and Legendary Entertainment, which opened in US theaters on October 16, 2026, starring Andrew Koji as Ryu, Noah Centineo as Ken Masters, and Callina Liang as Chun-Li.

The movie topped the North American box office during its opening weekend, earning approximately $31 million and giving the franchise another major boost in visibility as Capcom continues expanding its range of games and merchandise.

Bandai originally announced the new Street Fighter lottery in July, revealing its headline Ryu and Cammy figures alongside a handful of additional prizes, but the remaining merchandise and the complete collection were still being kept under wraps.

The latest announcement now reveals all eight regular prize tiers, together with the special Last One Prize and an accompanying Double Chance Campaign.

Let’s take a closer look at the complete lineup!

• A Prize: “Ryu MASTERLISE Figure”

A 26 cm figure depicting Street Fighter’s original protagonist standing with his hands resting on his hips and his eyes closed, wearing his familiar white martial arts uniform and red headband, with detailed sculpting recreating his muscular physique and the folds of his clothing.

• B Prize: “Cammy MASTERLISE Figure”

Standing approximately 24 cm tall, Cammy appears in her classic green leotard and red beret, with her long blonde braids, camouflage markings across her legs, and facial scar carefully reproduced alongside her gloves and boots.

• C Prize: “Oil Drum Teacup”

A 10 cm Japanese-style teacup designed to resemble the oil drums from Street Fighter II’s bonus stages, complete with dents and damaged sections inspired by the barrels players could destroy during the games.

• D Prize: “Character Select Figures”

Two miniature figures measuring approximately 6 cm each, recreating the character portraits of Ryu and Sagat from the classic selection screen as three-dimensional collectibles, with the design awarded at random.

• E Prize: “Special Move Acrylic Stands”

A collection of 24 different designs measuring approximately 4–8 cm, depicting fighters performing their signature attacks alongside graphics and logos taken from the Street Fighter II series, with individual designs randomly awarded.

• F Prize: “Collection Magnets”

Eight approximately 4 cm magnets recreating the battered facial expressions seen when fighters lose a match, transforming the series’ famous defeated portraits into three-dimensional designs with raised and recessed details, awarded at random.

• G Prize: “Poster Collection”

Ten selectable B4-sized posters featuring classic Street Fighter II artwork, including promotional illustrations and other images from the franchise’s early history.

• H Prize: “Sticker Collection”

Six selectable sets containing eight stickers each, featuring character victory poses and familiar game references, including the famous car from Street Fighter II’s bonus stage, with individual stickers measuring approximately 2–7 cm.

• Last One Prize: “Ryu MASTERLISE Evil Color Ver.”

A special 26 cm version of the A Prize inspired by Evil Ryu, replacing his calm expression with a fierce, teeth-gritting face and glowing red eyes, alongside a dark-blue martial arts uniform, red gloves, and additional reddish shading across his body.

The Last One Prize is awarded to the customer who purchases the final remaining ticket in a particular lottery batch, making it a special reward for collectors who manage to finish an entire set.

Bandai has also confirmed that the Evil Ryu figure will be available through the lottery’s Double Chance Campaign, offering another opportunity to obtain the alternate version through an additional prize draw.

Only 30 figures will be awarded through the campaign, which is scheduled to remain available until the end of February 2027, subject to the prizes being claimed before then.

The new lottery joins several other Street Fighter collectibles released in recent years, including a huge 1/4-scale Cammy figure announced by FREEing in July 2025, which reimagined the British special forces fighter in a bunny-themed costume.

Capcom has also continued celebrating the franchise through new merchandise collections, including a range of neon-inspired Street Fighter 6 apparel and accessories featuring original illustrations of several popular characters.

The “Ichiban Kuji Street Fighter: I’m Looking for Someone Stronger Than Me” lottery is officially scheduled to launch across Japan on November 11, 2026, priced at ¥850 per entry (approximately $5.40 / £4).

Tickets will be available through participating Capcom Store locations, official Ichiban Kuji shops, and Ichiban Kuji ONLINE, with online sales scheduled to begin at 11 AM JST (9 PM ET / 6 PM PT on November 10).

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