Dragon Ball THE CHRONICLE OF GOKU: a Kuji designed as Son Goku’s timeline
If you want an Ichiban Kuji lottery that truly sums up Dragon Ball’s DNA, here it is: Ichiban Kuji Dragon Ball THE CHRONICLE OF GOKU lines up key moments from Son Goku’s life… from the very start of the adventure with Bulma all the way to Dragon Ball Super with Ultra Instinct. And as a bonus, a Last One that goes straight for some of Dragon Ball’s most iconic scenes ("major danger" version).
Prizes: every reward placed back into Dragon Ball history
Here’s the full list of announced prizes, with sizes, and above all the Dragon Ball moment each one represents (because that’s exactly what we want from a “Chronicle” Kuji).
- In-store sales (no online sales indicated for this lottery)
- Price: 790 yen (tax included)
- Release: May 8, 2026
- Double Chance : from release day until the end of August 2026 (50 winners)
Prize A: Son Goku Masterlise (1 version) — approx. 11 cm
This Prize A takes you back to the very beginning of Dragon Ball, when Son Goku lives alone and meets Bulma for the first time: the starting point of the Dragon Balls hunt and the most “road trip” adventure in the whole saga. The figure is Masterlise and designed to be displayed with Prize B, to recreate that foundational moment.
Prize B: Bulma Masterlise (1 version) — approx. 21 cm
Bulma in her first appearance version: she’s literally the spark that kicks off Dragon Ball, when she shows up with her radar and pulls Son Goku into her quest. A super notable point here: the official info specifies this is an outfit never released in Masterlise before. And at 21 cm, she clearly towers over the A/B set—just like the duo’s dynamic at the start.
Prize C: Super Saiyan Son Goku Masterlise (1 version) — approx. 25 cm
We jump straight to the Frieza arc, at the moment Son Goku becomes Super Saiyan for the first time: a historic turning point for Dragon Ball. The pose is announced as a head-turning motion as he looks back, and the description emphasizes sculpt details: torn clothes and musculature. It’s exactly the kind of “battle-damaged” Goku collectors want to freeze that climax in time.
Prize D: Super Saiyan 2 Son Goku Masterlise (1 version) — approx. 25 cm
Here we’re in the Buu arc and the face-off that cranks the tension to the max: Super Saiyan 2 Son Goku, presented as the moment he becomes Super Saiyan 2 “for the first time” in this selection. The huge fan-service point: this prize is clearly designed to be displayed with Prize E, to recreate the Goku vs. Vegeta duel in full “everyone powered up” mode.
Prize E: Majin Vegeta Masterlise (1 version) — approx. 24 cm
Majin Vegeta in Masterlise, Buu arc: this is the Vegeta who accepts Babidi’s mark to regain a level (and a mindset) that can measure up to Goku. The official info says it loud and clear: line it up with Prize D and you’ve got the “clash of titans” scene—Super Saiyan 2 Goku vs. Majin Vegeta—as a diorama.
Prize F: Son Goku Ultra Instinct Masterlise (1 version) — approx. 25 cm
We wrap up the “chronicle” on the transformation side with Dragon Ball Super: Son Goku Ultra Instinct in Masterlise (25 cm). The announcement sells it as the most powerful form in this selection. Clearly the modern prize that contrasts with the early “adventure” vibe of Prizes A and B, and neatly completes the “THE CHRONICLE OF GOKU” theme.
Prize G: Hang-on acrylic stand (8 versions, random) — approx. 7.5 cm
A new type of item announced for an Ichiban Kuji Dragon Ball: a hang-on acrylic stand, made to sit on the edge of a shelf or desk. Collection-wise, it’s smart: you can display characters/scenes from the saga without taking up space. Heads-up: 8 versions and you can’t choose.
Prize H: Rubber charm (8 versions, random) — approx. 6.5 cm
Rubber charms based on memorable scenes (character design + a design with the character’s name). Announced size: approx. 6.5 cm for the character part (and approx. 4 cm for the “name” part). Same deal here: 8 versions, not selectable.
Prize I: Clear poster (10 versions, selectable) — A3 size
An A3 clear poster with visuals announced as cover-page-style illustrations and scene collages. Nice collection point: 10 versions and you can choose (so you can aim for your favorite arc without praying to RNG).
Prize J: Jacquard mini towel (10 versions, selectable) — approx. 25 cm
The “useful” prize but 100% fan: a jacquard mini towel (approx. 25 cm) with character designs. And best of all, like the posters: 10 versions to choose from. Perfect if you want to match your favorite character/arc without being stuck with a forced duplicate.
Last One: Great Ape Son Goku Sofvics — approx. 26 cm
The Last One is a heavy hitter: Great Ape Son Goku in Sofvics, announced in a large size (approx. 26 cm). In Dragon Ball, this transformation is tied to full-moon nights and Saiyan tails: a true symbol of early Son Goku’s “uncontrollable danger” days. The official description highlights the sculpting of the fur and fangs. And as always: you have to pull the very last ticket from the display to get it.
Double Chance: Great Ape Son Goku Sofvics (50 winners) — approx. 26 cm
The Double Chance lets you try for the same prize as the Last One: Great Ape Son Goku Sofvics (approx. 26 cm), with 50 copies announced. Period: from release day until the end of August 2026. Important: it’s clearly stated as identical to the Last One.
All in all, this Ichiban Kuji Dragon Ball THE CHRONICLE OF GOKU has a real “timeline” concept: the starting duo (Son Goku + Bulma), the huge Super Saiyan vs. Frieza milestone, the Buu arc duel (Goku vs. Majin Vegeta), and a Dragon Ball Super finish with Ultra Instinct.
Practical info: release on May 8, 2026, 790 yen per ticket, in-store sales (announced retailers: Seven Eleven, Ito Yokado, Youme Town, etc.). And keep an eye on Double Chance until the end of August 2026 if you’re aiming for Great Ape Son Goku but can’t snag the Last One.
If you have to “target” something: Prize B (Bulma’s never-before-seen Masterlise outfit) and the D + E duo for that Buu arc fight display—without forgetting the Last One, which is clearly the event piece of this Kuji.
