A new Berserk Ichiban Kuji that aims straight for fans’ hearts
Remember the name: Ichiban Kuji Berserk “The Two Poles of Destiny”. This lottery clearly spotlights the duo of forces that gives Berserk all its flavor: Guts on one side, and Zodd on the other — with, in the middle, the absolute icon of the series’ arsenal, the Dragon Slayer. These are pieces that speak directly to the most striking moments of the story, especially around the clashes and the “boots-on-the-ground” brutality we associate with Guts after the Golden Age.
Confirmed prizes (with HD images): heavy hitters, and very Berserk-specific
For now, not all prizes have been revealed, but there’s already plenty to crank up the hype: Guts in MASTERLISE (2 variants, not selectable), the Dragon Slayer in MASTERLISE, a Beast of Darkness figure, and Zodd in two versions (including a Last One). Here’s what’s officially listed.
- Theme: Ichiban Kuji Berserk “The Two Poles of Destiny”
- Price: 850 yen (tax included)
- Release: September 25, 2026 (gradual rollout in stores)
- Good to know : part of the lineup is still hidden (A, F, G, H, I + Double Chance). We’re waiting on the reveals.
Official Kuji visual
This visual sets the tone: Ichiban Kuji Berserk “The Two Poles of Destiny” lines up with Berserk at its most recognizable on the “ground-level” side—Guts, his impossible-to-wield blade, and Zodd, one of the series’ most iconic apostles (seen as early as the Golden Age arc when the Band of the Hawk runs into something clearly inhuman).
Prizes B to E + Last One: details, size, and the Berserk moment they evoke
I’ll walk you through the confirmed prizes, placing them back into Berserk. Here, it’s mainly the “Guts versus horror” DNA, with super telling picks: Dragon Slayer as a dedicated piece, Beast of Darkness for the inner-nightmare angle, and Zodd in monster form + human form as the Last One.
Prize B: Guts MASTERLISE (2 versions, not selectable) — approx. 24 cm
The heart of Berserk as a figure: Guts in the MASTERLISE line, with 2 variants (and it’s the classic trap: you don’t get to choose). Story-wise, Guts is the survivor of the Golden Age who becomes a warrior pushing forward in pure “walk or die” mode against apostles and monsters. The fact there are two versions clearly suggests two different finishes/poses—perfect for matching two iconic “states” of Guts depending on the point in the story. Announced size: approx. 24 cm.
Prize C: Dragon Slayer MASTERLISE — approx. 24 cm
The Dragon Slayer is literally Berserk’s visual signature. This sword “too big to be called a sword” becomes Guts’ tool for cutting down the impossible—especially once he shifts into the night hunts after the Eclipse. Here, it’s a standalone prize in MASTERLISE, approx. 24 cm: an ultra “Berserk collection” piece, and above all a rare choice to put the weapon on the same level as the characters.
Prize D: Beast of Darkness MASTERLISE — approx. 10 cm
Here we’ve got a symbol only Berserk fans instantly recognize: the Beast of Darkness (the “beast” embodying the savage side, rage, and urges eating away at Guts). It’s a super targeted prize choice, because it’s not just “a cool monster”: it’s an element directly tied to Guts’ mental state and his path after the pivotal events. Announced size: approx. 10 cm, so a compact piece but one that really stands out in a lineup.
Prize E: Zodd SOFVICS — approx. 30 cm
Zodd is one of the first supernatural “walls” Berserk puts in front of you in the Golden Age: an apostle who crushes human logic and signals that the world is far darker than the Band of the Hawk imagines. Here, we get Zodd in SOFVICS (soft vinyl), and above all a size that hits hard: approx. 30 cm. Clearly a prize designed to add real presence to the bestiary and remind you just how physically dominant Zodd is over most fighters.
Last One: Zodd (human form) MASTERLISE — approx. 28 cm
The Last One is the ultimate carrot: you get it by pulling the very last ticket from the display. And they didn’t pick at random: Zodd in human form, in MASTERLISE, approx. 28 cm. Rarity-wise, it’s exactly the kind of version you see less often than the “monster” form, and it directly calls back to Zodd’s chilling presence when he shows up “calm”—but you know perfectly well what’s behind it.
Keep in mind: prizes A, F, G, H, I and the Double Chance prize haven’t been officially revealed yet. So no guesses—but given the Guts / Dragon Slayer / Zodd direction, what’s next could get truly brutal.
Confirmed practical info: Ichiban Kuji Berserk “The Two Poles of Destiny” hits stores starting September 25, 2026, priced at 850 yen (tax included), while tickets last.
If you want my fan take: keep an eye on the next announcements, because the moment prize A drops, it could totally redefine “the piece” to aim for in this Kuji.
