What's in the Lineup
The full name of the set is Ichiban Kuji TV Anime DanDaDan: Ongakushitsu no Obutō (Party), Kaien! — roughly "Music Room Dance Party, Curtain Up!" It's a seven-tier prize pool plus a Last One bonus, all themed around Yukinobu Tatsu's occult-battle manga about a ghost-skeptic occult nerd and an alien-skeptic psychic girl getting dragged into one paranormal mess after another.
The A Prize is a MASTERLISE figure of transformed Okarun mid-kick — the kind of dynamic action pose that makes these lottery figures worth chasing. The B Prize pairs it with a MASTERLISE Aira in her transformed state, sculpted in an elegant battlefield-dance pose. Both are the marquee pulls for collectors.
The C Prize leans into DanDaDan's comedy side: a soft vinyl piggy bank shaped like Turbo Granny as a maneki-neko (beckoning cat), complete with big pleading eyes begging for your coins. It's exactly the kind of weird-cute item the series specializes in.
Rounding out the set, D Prize offers chibi Chokonokko figures, E Prize has 100% cotton jacquard towels for everyday use, F Prize includes five-piece hologram sticker sets, and G Prize brings back the popular Funny Face Rubber Charms in a second series.
The Last One Prize
As with every Ichiban Kuji release, there's a Last One Prize reserved for whoever draws the final ticket at a given retailer: a Turbo Granny Mochi Mochi Plush, also in the maneki-neko design. The "mochi mochi" fabric — a squishy, huggable material — makes it the kind of prize that turns a casual draw into a full commitment to emptying the lot.
Pricing and Availability
Each draw costs 820 yen (approximately $5.50 USD, tax included). In-store sales at bookstores and hobby shops begin June 27, with online sales through the Ichiban Kuji official shop and Ichiban Kuji ONLINE starting June 29 at 11:00 AM JST. A Double Chance Campaign runs from the release date through the end of September 2026, giving buyers a second shot at prizes via a separate drawing.
Looking Ahead
DanDaDan's merchandise wave tracks with the franchise's continued momentum. The manga by Yukinobu Tatsu, serialized on Shueisha's Shonen Jump+, has passed 12 million copies in circulation with over one billion online views. Season 2 of the TV anime is currently re-airing on MBS and other networks, and Season 3 is confirmed for 2027.
For international fans, the Ichiban Kuji line is Japan-exclusive at retail, but the Ichiban Kuji ONLINE store occasionally ships select items overseas. Proxy shopping services like Buyee and Zenmarket remain the most reliable route for fans outside Japan looking to grab these figures at retail price before the aftermarket markups hit.