Ichiban Kuji Kingdom Hearts Vol. 5 is coming: we finally have the release window
Okay, Kingdom Hearts fans, things are moving: Ichiban Kuji Kingdom Hearts Vol. 5 (the in-store sales edition) has been officially announced. For now, the exact theme and the full prize lineup haven’t been detailed, but we already have the crucial info: date and price. And honestly, that alone is your cue to start saving up for your pulls.
First official visuals (and what we can take from them without getting carried away)
At this stage, no prizes are listed (so it’s impossible to confirm a specific figure, pose, outfit, or story arc). That said, we already have official HD images tied to this product page—perfect for tracking the announcement as closely as possible.
- Main visual: the Ichiban Kuji Kingdom Hearts Vol. 5 banner is already up, a sign the announcement campaign is underway.
- No prizes revealed: no prize letters (A, B, etc.), no characters, no sizes, no materials confirmed yet.
- Another page visual is included: typically the kind of “topic” image that comes with announcements and upcoming updates.
- Keep an eye on : as soon as the prizes drop, we’ll finally be able to tie them to specific moments in the saga (typical canon examples: the Keyblade at the start of the adventure, clashes against the Organization, or the series’ more recent designs). For now, nothing is confirmed for this edition.
Gallery: official images available
Official banner — Ichiban Kuji Kingdom Hearts Vol. 5
It’s the main visual for the announcement. For now, it mostly serves as a marker: once the prizes are revealed, this is where we’ll see the characters and collectibles tied to specific scenes from the saga.
News visual — Kingdom Hearts series page
A “topic” visual associated with the product page. Until the prizes are published, it’s the best indicator that communication is ramping up and more concrete announcements are on the way.
Confirmed practical info for Ichiban Kuji Kingdom Hearts Vol. 5: release August 15, 2026 (gradual rollout in stores), priced at 790 yen (tax included). Limited quantities: once it’s gone, it’s gone.
Important point: availability may vary by store, and the date can differ depending on the retailer. And since the prize list hasn’t been published yet, the best move for now is to keep this edition on your radar and wait for the prize reveal so we can finally link them to specific Kingdom Hearts moments.
As soon as the official prizes drop (figures, items, visuals, etc.), we’ll be able to do the real fan breakdown: who’s featured, from which episode/game, in what outfit, and why that pick is rare or brand-new.
