Ichiban Kuji Blue Lock Additional Time: we’re going for some seriously stylish bonus content
New lottery incoming: Ichiban Kuji Blue Lock Additional Time. The name says it all: an “break / extra” vibe around the characters, with outfit and pose choices that go beyond pure match action. And judging by the first three prizes revealed, they’re clearly targeting fan favorites: Yoichi Isagi, Seishiro Nagi, and Shoei Baro.
Revealed prizes (A to C): figures and super safe character picks
For now, the official listing shows three prizes, all figures, with their sizes. In terms of “manga moment,” we’re looking at core characters we’ve followed since the very start of the Blue Lock project: Isagi (the brain who levels up match after match), Nagi (the genius of the first touch), Baro (the “king” ego who refuses to fade into the background). Once the full lineup drops, it’s probably going to sell out fast.
- Prize A: Yoichi Isagi figure — announced size: about 10 cm
- Prize B: Seishiro Nagi figure — announced size: about 16 cm
- Prize C: “Baro in a maid outfit” figure — announced size: about 19 cm (yes, it’s real, and yes, it’s exactly the kind of “Additional Time” chaos)
- The full details aren’t all out yet: the official announcement clearly says to wait for the next reveals.
Prize A — Yoichi Isagi figure (10 cm)
Yoichi Isagi is Blue Lock’s throughline: the one who reads the game, constantly rebuilds himself, and always ends up finding the “missing piece” of his puzzle. Here we’ve got a 10 cm figure, the perfect size for a “captured moment” pose rather than a huge statue. The Additional Time theme fits Isagi perfectly: he’s exactly the kind of character you see analyzing, breathing, and recalibrating between match sequences.
Prize B — Seishiro Nagi figure (16 cm)
Seishiro Nagi is the prodigy who showed up “without an instruction manual” and blew everyone away from his very first displays of control. Here, we’re moving up to a bigger size: 16 cm. In Blue Lock, Nagi is often tied to insanely clean plays and total nonchalance—and a larger figure usually gives more room for a silhouette and posture that hit hard (without needing to overdo it).
Prize C — Baro in a maid outfit figure (19 cm)
The most “wild conceptually” of the three: Shoei Baro in a maid outfit, and in a big format too: 19 cm. In the manga, Baro is raw ego—the “king” who wants to impose his football and his pace—so the contrast with an offbeat outfit is exactly what the Additional Time theme is selling: an out-of-match, unexpected version that breaks away from the classic Blue Lock kit visuals.
Practical info: Ichiban Kuji Blue Lock Additional Time goes on sale in stores starting May 2, 2026 (rolling release).
Official price: 750 yen per draw (tax included). And as always with Ichiban Kuji: it’s while supplies last.
For now, only prizes A to C are officially shown. So if you really want this Blue Lock Kuji, keep your eyes open: once the full list drops, we’ll know exactly how far the “Additional Time” madness goes.
