Dragon Ball The Chronicle of Goku: a Kuji designed like a timeline of Son Goku’s story
This Ichiban Kuji Dragon Ball The Chronicle of Goku makes its intentions crystal clear: you follow Son Goku through the saga’s major “milestones,” from Dragon Ball (the early days) all the way to Dragon Ball Super. And just having Super Saiyan, Super Saiyan 2, and Ultra Instinct in the same lottery already screams a line-up made for fans who know the key moments by heart.
Confirmed prizes (MASTERLISE figures + Last One)
Here are the officially listed prizes for this Ichiban Kuji. For each prize, I’ll quickly place the character and the moment in Dragon Ball / Dragon Ball Z / Dragon Ball Super history. The sizes shown are the announced ones.
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Release date (expected): May 8, 2026
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Price: 790 yen (tax included)
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Theme: Son Goku’s chronology (plus a big “Last One” surprise)
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Note: prizes G to J have been announced but not revealed yet (just labeled “mystery”).
Prize A: Son Goku MASTERLISE (approx. 11 cm)
Son Goku in his “base” version, to anchor the chronicle. It’s the classic Goku of the series—the one we’ve followed since the beginning and the starting point for all his evolutions: from the first tournaments to the fights that blow past every power ceiling. Announced size: about 11 cm.
Prize B: Bulma MASTERLISE (approx. 21 cm)
Bulma is literally the starting point of Dragon Ball: meeting Son Goku right at the beginning, the Dragon Balls hunt, the Dragon Radar… Seeing her in MASTERLISE in a Kuji centered on “Goku’s chronicle” just makes perfect sense. Announced size: about 21 cm.
Prize C: Super Saiyan Son Goku MASTERLISE (approx. 25 cm)
Now we’re talking about one of the most unforgettable moments in Dragon Ball Z: the first Super Saiyan transformation on Namek, when rage flips the fight against Frieza. The size is huge: about 25 cm, perfect for highlighting this historic “milestone.”
Prize D: Super Saiyan 2 Son Goku MASTERLISE (approx. 25 cm)
Super Saiyan 2 instantly brings you to the Buu Saga in Dragon Ball Z, especially when Son Goku has to raise the stakes against Vegeta in a duel that screams disaster. Announced size: about 25 cm.
Prize E: Majin Vegeta MASTERLISE (approx. 24 cm)
Majin Vegeta is the Buu Saga at its core: Vegeta accepts Babidi’s mark to get back to his “old” level and force Son Goku to fight seriously. It’s an iconic version, and not one you see highlighted at this scale all that often. Announced size: about 24 cm.
Prize F: Son Goku Ultra Instinct MASTERLISE (approx. 25 cm)
We jump to Dragon Ball Super with Ultra Instinct, the form that erupts during the Tournament of Power when Son Goku pushes past his limits so hard his body “moves on its own.” In MASTERLISE at about 25 cm, this is clearly the prize that represents the end of the “chronicle” on the transformation side.
Last One: Great Ape Son Goku SOFVICS (approx. 26 cm)
The “Last One” goes for a totally Dragon Ball vibe: Great Ape Son Goku, the giant ape transformation tied to Saiyan tails and the full moon, right at the start of the adventure when Goku doesn’t even understand what’s happening to him. Announced size: about 26 cm (up to the top of the head). It’s the kind of “event” piece that fits the chronicle concept perfectly.
Prizes G to J have been announced but are still being kept secret (just listed as “mystery” for now). So for the moment, we’re focusing on the big confirmed figures: Son Goku’s chronology is already super solid.
Practical info: Ichiban Kuji Dragon Ball The Chronicle of Goku is scheduled to release on May 8, 2026, priced at 790 yen per ticket. And yes: the Last One Great Ape Son Goku SOFVICS is indeed the prize you get by drawing the very last remaining ticket.
If you collect Goku’s “stages” (from the early days to Ultra Instinct), this Kuji is basically a figure-sized recap. Now we’re mostly waiting for the official reveal of prizes G to J.
