The Gathering of STARS: the Kuji that lines up the JoJos generation by generation
The new Ichiban Kuji JoJo's Bizarre Adventure The Gathering of STARS runs with a simple, perfect idea: bring together the “JoJo” protagonists from multiple sagas, each as a big MASTERLISE piece, then finish in style with a Last One straight from Steel Ball Run. This is a super “best-of” lottery, made for fans who love seeing the Joestar bloodline evolve—from the Hamon era to the generations that follow.
The prizes: MASTERLISE figures, collectible goodies, and a big Steel Ball Run finale
Here, each prize is directly tied to a specific part of the anime. I’m listing everything officially announced, with sizes and story context.
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Prize A: Jonathan Joestar MASTERLISE (approx. 27 cm, 1 version)
Straight from Phantom Blood, the very first JoJo: the era where everything revolves around Hamon, the family drama with Dio, and the Joestars’ destiny kicking into motion. A true “foundation” piece for a The Gathering of STARS collection. -
Prize B: Joseph Joestar MASTERLISE (approx. 27 cm, 1 version)
Battle Tendency version: Joseph is the tactician JoJo, the one who plays with Hamon and flips fights against the Pillar Men. Just having Joseph in MASTERLISE in a “gathering” Kuji is a great nod to the transition from Hamon to the generations that follow. -
Prize C: Jotaro Kujo MASTERLISE (approx. 27 cm, 1 version)
Now we move to Stardust Crusaders: the moment the series explodes with the arrival of Stands and the road trip to Egypt to face Dio. Jotaro is literally the icon of this part, so seeing him in MASTERLISE in “The Gathering of STARS” is a must. -
Prize D: Josuke Higashikata MASTERLISE (approx. 26 cm, 1 version)
Diamond is Unbreakable, off to Morioh: investigations, Stand users one after another, and that unique “cursed town” vibe within JoJo. Josuke is the everyday JoJo… until it turns into Stand battles. The slightly different announced size (26 cm) is a nice touch to vary silhouettes on the shelf. -
Prize E: Giorno Giovanna MASTERLISE (approx. 21 cm, 1 version)
Golden Wind: Naples, the mafia, and Giorno’s rise within Passione. The announced format (21 cm) makes him more compact than the previous JoJos in this Kuji, but it fits his more “slender” design and makes for a great group display. -
Prize F: Jolyne Cujoh MASTERLISE (approx. 22 cm, 1 version)
Stone Ocean: the prison arc, Jotaro’s direct descendant, and an escalation of Stand battles in a setting that starts out completely closed off. Having Jolyne in the “The Gathering of STARS” lineup proves this Kuji really wants to cover a wide range of protagonists. -
Prize G: Large plate (approx. 19 cm, 1 version)
A plate decorated with motifs tied to the series’ “JoJo” protagonists, announced with a gold design for a super JoJo “bling” look. Definitely the kind of prize that fully embraces the iconic logos and symbols of each generation. -
Prize H: JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Collectible Logo (approx. 10 to 12 cm, 7 versions, not selectable)
“Text-figures” based on the anime’s title logos, with a design unique to each saga. It’s the perfect prize to place in front of the MASTERLISE figures to create a mini “museum” of the parts… but beware: not selectable, so it can quickly turn into a hunt. -
Prize I: Miniature charm (approx. 3 to 5 cm, 7 versions, selectable)
Mini charms inspired by weapons or signature motifs worn by the protagonists throughout the anime. The big highlight here: selectable, so you can aim for your favorite arc without praying to RNG. -
Prize J: Travel rubber magnet (approx. 6 cm, 8 versions, selectable)
“Travel” magnets that perfectly match JoJo’s sense of “adventure”: each part has its route, its places, its vibe. Here too: selectable, so you can build your favorite “JoJo itinerary.” -
Prize K: Clear poster (A3 size, 8 versions, selectable)
Transparent posters featuring characters from the anime, announced as using an Ichiban Kuji-exclusive illustration. And best of all: selectable, so if you want to display a specific part (Phantom Blood, Stardust Crusaders, etc.), you can aim precisely. -
Prize L: Sticker collection (13 versions, selectable)
A sticker collection based on character motifs, announced with an Ichiban Kuji-exclusive illustration. Listed format: one transparent sticker (approx. 14 cm) + a set of 3 “flake” stickers (approx. 6 cm). And once again: selectable, so you can build a sheet 100% dedicated to your favorite arc. -
Last One: Johnny Joestar & Gyro Zeppeli MASTERLISE PLUS (approx. 24 cm)
The “last ticket” prize that blows the hype wide open: Steel Ball Run. Johnny and Gyro are the DNA of this race across the United States, with its western vibe and the rivalry between contestants that quickly turns into out-of-this-world showdowns. Here it’s a duo MASTERLISE PLUS, and you get it by pulling the very last ticket from the display.
Special mention: the Double Chance is the exact same prize as the Last One (Johnny Joestar & Gyro Zeppeli MASTERLISE PLUS), with a total of 50 winners across all sales (in-store + online), and a period running until late July 2026.
Official practical info for Ichiban Kuji JoJo's Bizarre Adventure The Gathering of STARS: 850 yen per draw (tax included). In-store release starting April 18, 2026, then online sales starting April 21, 2026 at 17:00. Distribution announced notably at Lawson, bookstores, hobby shops, THE JOJO WORLD, official Ichiban Kuji shops, and Ichiban Kuji Online (subject to availability).
If you’re going for just one target: aim for the JoJo MASTERLISE from your favorite arc… but keep an eye on stock running out, because the Steel Ball Run Last One has everything it takes to become the Kuji’s breaking point.
