The Ichiban Kuji Godzilla that goes straight for the 2001 era (and it reeks of sulfur)
The new lottery Ichiban Kuji Godzilla “The Legend of the Most Terrifying King of the Monsters” lands in July 2026 (late in the month, in-store sales) and reveals a line-up centered on very specific versions: Godzilla (2001) in SOFVICS, a Battra (larva) in SOFVICS, and Godzilla Junior as a figure. This is clearly a Kuji that wants “pure kaiju”: massive silhouettes, scaly textures, and scene variants (appearance / night battle / heat ray).
Confirmed prizes (and what they represent in the Godzilla universe)
Important: for now, some prizes are deliberately not revealed (D, E, F and Double Chance). So here, I’m detailing only what’s officially announced, with HD images and sizes.
- Price per draw: 900 yen (tax included)
- Release: late July 2026 (in-store sales, while supplies last)
- Big focus: Godzilla (2001) in two versions (A and Last One), plus Battra larva and Godzilla Junior
- Originality : “scene” variants (appearance at Owakudani / night battle with heat ray)
A, B, C, G and Last One: the heart of the Kuji (with HD images)
Here are the confirmed prizes for Ichiban Kuji Godzilla “The Legend of the Most Terrifying King of the Monsters.” Each piece is tied to a specific version of the kaiju, with a clear intent: to put a “Godzilla scene” on your shelf, not just a generic pose.
Prize A: Godzilla (2001) SOFVICS — Owakudani appearance version (23 cm)
Godzilla (2001) arrives in SOFVICS format (size about 23 cm) in an “Owakudani appearance” variant. The vibe here is all about highlighting that “emergence / entrance” moment: a version that smells like lava, fumaroles, and imminent catastrophe. Rarity-wise, this kind of location-named version is exactly what collectors love: it’s an identified scene, not a one-size-fits-all Godzilla.
Prize B: Battra (larva) SOFVICS (19 cm long, 11 cm tall)
Battra in larval form in SOFVICS is the kind of pick that hits just right because it’s specific: they’re not selling you “the monster” in generic mode, they’re giving you its larva stage. Announced dimensions: about 19 cm (length) and about 11 cm (height). It’s exactly the kind of prize that adds variety to a Godzilla collection often dominated by massive biped silhouettes.
Prize C: Godzilla Junior (figure, 12 cm)
Godzilla Junior arrives as a figure (size about 12 cm). And that’s a really solid complement to a Kuji dominated by “alpha” pieces: Junior is the other side of the saga, the one that reminds you the Godzilla universe isn’t limited to “one single king,” but to a continuity of creatures and legacy. In a display case, it’s the piece that tells a story next to a more brutal Godzilla 2001.
Prize G: Monster head magnets (6 designs, not selectable)
The “Monster Head Magnet” prize drops monster heads as magnets: 6 designs total, and it’s not selectable. Announced size: about 4 to 7 cm. Clearly the Kuji’s “chase” prize: you pull, you pray you get your favorite head, and suddenly you want to complete the set.
Last One: Godzilla (2001) night battle SOFVICS — heat ray version (23 cm)
The Last One is the “end-of-box” jackpot: Godzilla (2001) in SOFVICS (size about 23 cm) in a night battle version with a heat ray. And here we’re talking an ultra-identifiable variant: the “night + breath” scene changes everything visually, because it’s the moment Godzilla flips into execution mode. Reminder: you get this prize by pulling the very last ticket from the display.
The D, E, F prizes and the Double Chance reward haven’t been officially revealed yet. As soon as they drop, this Kuji can clearly level up if it rounds out the cast with other kaiju from the same period.
Practical info to remember: Ichiban Kuji Godzilla “The Legend of the Most Terrifying King of the Monsters”, release late July 2026, 900 yen per draw (tax included), in-store sales while supplies last.
If you’re aiming for the Last One Godzilla (2001) night battle heat ray version, keep an eye on the display’s status: it’s a race of patience… or timing.
