Three Masterlise Figures Anchor the Final Anniversary Lineup
Ichiban Kuji is Bandai Spirits' ticket-lottery format: every ticket wins something, but collectors aim for the top tiers. For this run, the FamilyMart product listing promises a lineup built from figures, newly drawn illustrations and official visuals, and the full prize list on Bandai Spirits' Ichiban Kuji site fills in the details.
The A prize is a Yuji Itadori Masterlise figure at roughly 23 cm, and the B prize is a Yuta Okkotsu Masterlise at about 24 cm. The Last One prize, awarded to whoever draws the final ticket at a given store, is a Satoru Gojo Masterlise at around 17 cm. The same Gojo figure also goes to 50 winners through the Double Chance campaign, giving anyone who misses the last ticket a second shot at it.
The C prize is an A3-sized acrylic board featuring a newly drawn illustration, per Dengeki Hobby Web's lineup coverage.
Acrylic Stands Trace the Anime From Jujutsu Kaisen 0 to the Culling Game
The middle tiers double as a tour of everything the anime has adapted so far. The D through G prizes are large acrylic stands, each offered in two selectable designs and each tied to a different chapter of the show: the Jujutsu Kaisen 0 film (D prize, about 17 cm), the Hidden Inventory / Premature Death arc (E prize, 17 to 18 cm), the Shibuya Incident (F prize, 18 to 19 cm) and the Culling Game (G prize, about 18 cm).
The lower tiers are the volume prizes. The H prize is an acrylic badge with 28 designs, the I prize is an A3 clear poster with 11 selectable designs, and the J prize is a rubber charm with 17 designs built around the characters' cursed techniques. Badges and charms are blind picks; posters and the large stands let you choose.
The copyright block covers both the TV anime's production committee and the 2021 Jujutsu Kaisen 0 film committee, which matches the lineup's spread across the movie and all three seasons.
Opening-Weekend Limits at FamilyMart
FamilyMart, the Japanese convenience-store chain that carries most Ichiban Kuji launches, lists the price as 800 yen per pull including tax (728 yen before tax). For the first two days, September 26 and 27, purchases are capped at 10 pulls per checkout, and individual stores may set a lower limit. The chain also notes that it does not take reservations or hold tickets, and that stock varies by region and store.
Beyond FamilyMart, the Ichiban Kuji site lists Ministop, bookstores, hobby shops and Ichiban Kuji official shops as retail channels.
Looking Ahead
In-store sales begin September 26, 2026. For anyone who can't get to a shop, Ichiban Kuji Online opens sales for this run on October 8, 2026 at 11 a.m. Japan time. Neither FamilyMart nor Bandai Spirits has announced an overseas release for this kuji, so international fans will need a proxy service or a friend in Japan.
The anime itself is easier to reach. Jujutsu Kaisen Season 3, which adapts the Culling Game arc that the G prize celebrates, premiered on Crunchyroll on January 8, 2026. Gege Akutami's original manga is published by Shueisha in Japan.