A Final Season Kuji centered on the choices that flip the story on its head
The new lottery Ichiban Kuji Attack on Titan – Each One’s Resolve is coming with a theme that speaks straight to The Final Season fans: the moments when each side “owns it” and pushes forward, no matter the cost. And prize-wise, you can feel the intent to put the major Titans front and center with some seriously massive MEGAIMPACT pieces, plus an ultra-memorable focus on Levi and the iconic line tied to the Survey Corps’ sacrifice.
Full prize list for Ichiban Kuji Attack on Titan – Each One’s Resolve
Here are all the official prizes announced, with their sizes and what they evoke in the story (mainly The Final Season).
- Price per draw: 890 yen (tax included)
- Release: April 30, 2026 (rolling launch)
- Availability: official Ichiban Kuji store and Ichiban Kuji Online
- Double chance : from release day until the end of July 2026 (30 winners)
The main prizes: Titans in MEGAIMPACT + Levi at the heart of the Final Season
This Kuji is clearly here to hit you with that “Titan-scale” wow factor: three big names, sizes that speak for themselves, and direct references to The Final Season.
Prize A: Armored Titan MEGAIMPACT (31 cm)
The Armored Titan is joining the MEGAIMPACT line for the first time. Announced size: about 31 cm. Key detail: interchangeable parts included so you can enjoy two different expressions. In Attack on Titan, it’s one of the most iconic, “armored-up” Titans, right at the center of the major clashes that explode in The Final Season.
Prize B: Jaw Titan MEGAIMPACT (23 cm)
The Jaw Titan is also joining MEGAIMPACT for the first time, with a size of about 23 cm. In The Final Season, this Titan is tied to some seriously high-tension sequences, and its “predator” silhouette is perfect for a figure built around impact and motion (no need to overdo it: the design speaks for itself).
Prize C: Levi – “Dedicate Your Hearts” figure (11 cm)
Levi as an approx. 11 cm figure, with a quote that hits straight at the spirit of the Survey Corps and what the soldiers “gave” to see things through to the end. This is exactly the kind of prize aimed at fans who want a character-focused piece rather than a giant Titan.
Prize D: Titan head magnet (10 cm)
A magnet in “Titan head” format, announced size: about 10 cm. And the description directly references the idea of the Rumbling (the Wall Titans trampling the world). Clearly a prize that’s all about the Final Season vibe, when the threat isn’t “behind a wall” anymore, but on a global scale.
Prize E: Acrylic stands (5 designs, choice) (6 to 12.5 cm)
5 acrylic stands (choice available), size about 6 to 12.5 cm, based on a brand-new illustration that lets you “replay” standout scenes from The Final Season. The big draw here is the “scene” angle rather than a simple portrait—perfect if you want to display a specific endgame moment on your desk.
Prize F: Connectable acrylic charms (8 designs, random) (6.5 to 8 cm)
Connectable acrylic charms (designed to link together), 8 designs total, but not selectable. Size: about 6.5 to 8 cm. This is the classic “collector” prize that nudges you to complete the set, and the “connectable” concept fits perfectly with the team-up/alliance vibe we see forming in The Final Season.
Prize G: Metal badges (8 designs, random) (7 cm)
Metal badges based on a brand-new illustration, size about 7 cm. There are 8 designs and it’s random. If you like simple but super “visual” goodies, this prize is clearly meant to spotlight the characters with a glossy finish.
Prize H: Chokonokko mini figures (6 designs, random) (4.5 cm)
Chokonokko mini figures, The Final Season version: 6 designs, not selectable, size about 4.5 cm. It’s the “small but addictive” format, perfect for building a mini end-of-series character lineup.
Prize I: Chokonokko mini figures – Titan version (4 designs, random) (4.5 cm)
A Titan version Chokonokko variant: 4 designs, not selectable, size about 4.5 cm. The contrast is fun: Titans that are normally terrifying, but in mini form. And given how central Titans are in The Final Season, it fits the Kuji theme perfectly.
Last One: Beast Titan – Battle of Heaven and Earth version MEGAIMPACT (30 cm)
The Last One is the heavy hitter: Beast Titan in MEGAIMPACT, size about 30 cm, explicitly in the Battle of Heaven and Earth version (a direct nod to the final clashes of The Final Season). Reminder: you get this prize by pulling the very last ticket from a display, so it’s the kind of target where you keep an eye on “how many tickets are left.”
Double chance: a second shot at Levi
The Double chance campaign features the same figure as Prize C (Levi – “Dedicate Your Hearts”): 30 copies total, from release day until the end of July 2026. If you’re aiming for Levi but didn’t pull him, this is literally your official backup plan.
To remember: Ichiban Kuji Attack on Titan – Each One’s Resolve releases on April 30, 2026, at 890 yen per draw, in the official store and online. If you’re Team Titans, the MEGAIMPACT figures (Armored Titan, Jaw Titan, and the Last One Beast Titan – Battle of Heaven and Earth version) are clearly the headliners.
And if you’re Team Humans: Levi is at the center of this Kuji, with a figure + a double chance that can really make the difference. See you at the end of April 2026… and get your battle plan ready.
Happy hunting, and don’t forget: in Attack on Titan, every draw… is also a decision.
