What's in the Prize Pool
The rerun builds every prize tier around newly drawn illustrations of the series' four leads. The top S prize is a big tapestry, and it's a selectable prize: winners pick which of the four designs they take home rather than leaving it to chance. Below that sit A-prize acrylic stand figures in four types, B-prize acrylic keychains in twelve types, and C-prize tin badges (7.5 cm) in twelve types.
Every draw is a winner. Each 770-yen pull (tax included) lands one item from those four tiers, in the standard no-lose kuji format.
How Kujibikido Works
Kujibikido is KADOKAWA's online lottery service, essentially a browser version of the character prize lotteries sold in Japanese convenience stores and hobby shops. You draw from a phone or PC, every ticket wins something, and the physical prizes ship to you afterward, with shipping fees charged on top of the draw price.
The rerun goes live at noon JST on August 31, 2026 on the Jujutsu Kaisen POP & POP purchase page, according to KADOKAWA's announcement on PR TIMES.
Looking Ahead
Sales run through 11:59 a.m. JST on September 30, 2026, so the window lasts one month. The release doesn't mention overseas shipping, so international fans will want to check Kujibikido's terms or line up a proxy service before the window opens.
The anniversary rerun also lands at a busy moment for the franchise. Season 3, covering the first half of the Culling Game arc, premiered on January 8, 2026, and MAPPA released a teaser for Season 4, the arc's back half, this past June. Previous seasons stream on Crunchyroll, and Gege Akutami's original manga is available in English from Viz Media and on Shueisha's Manga Plus app.