My Hero Academia returns to Ichiban Kuji… and it smells like the end of the war
A new lottery to mark down in big letters: Ichiban Kuji My Hero Academia « Always reaching out, a story that continues ». The theme is crystal clear: we’re in full FINAL SEASON vibes and the aftermath of the final showdown, with character and expression choices that hit right on those turning-point moments where everything tipped over (heroes and villains alike).
The prizes to hunt (A to J + Last One): arc and moment focus
Big highlight here: the MASTERLISE figures are centered on the climax and its fallout. Official sizes, poses, and above all versions you don’t see every day (and that’s exactly what you want in a Kuji).
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Release date (stores) : from June 20, 2026 (rolling release).
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Online sales : June 22, 2026 at 17:00.
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Price : 790 yen (tax included).
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Good to know : the date was officially pushed back (originally planned for late May 2026, now set for June 20, 2026).
Prize A: Izuku Midoriya MASTERLISE (23 cm)
Izuku Midoriya is depicted after the final showdown, with the marks of battle still visible. It reads as “end of the road / new beginning”: not a power-flex pose, but an expression looking forward, exactly the kind of thing My Hero Academia delivers when everything is already decided… and you still have to keep moving.
Prize B: Tomura Shigaraki MASTERLISE (23 cm)
Tomura Shigaraki in end-of-battle mode, with a very particular vibe: an surprisingly gentle expression for a character who carried the conflict’s escalation all the way to the end. This is exactly the kind of “specific moment” MASTERLISE you rarely see in lottery figures: not just “the villain raging”, but an instant that points straight to the final act.
Prize C: Katsuki Bakugo MASTERLISE (23 cm)
Here we’re looking at an ultra-specific version: Bakugo with the armor passed down by All Might during the final phase. The appeal is the outfit’s originality and, above all, the expression (brighter than usual) tied to that “gift” from the person he’s always seen as the peak to reach.
Prize D: Stain MASTERLISE (18 cm)
Stain shows up in a very specific Final Season moment: when he jumps into the battle around All Might and All For One. And most importantly: it’s announced as Stain’s first MASTERLISE figure, with his glider recreated in detail. For the accessory alone and the scene it targets, this prize really stands out.
Prize E: Minoru Mineta MASTERLISE (13 cm)
Mineta in MASTERLISE, and on a Final Season angle too: when Class 1-A shows up to support Midoriya in the storm. It’s announced as the character’s first MASTERLISE figure, with a determined expression (this isn’t the gag version—this is “we fight alongside everyone else”).
Prize F: Class 1-A “WE ARE HERE” chokonokko figures 1 (10 designs, 4 cm, random)
Chokonokko mini-figures of Class 1-A in their hero costumes. The fun part is the “line-up” vibe: line them up and recreate the UA team ready to jump in, like when 1-A sticks together in those moments where Midoriya is carrying way too much alone. Note: 10 designs, not selectable.
Prize G: Class 1-A “WE ARE HERE” chokonokko figures 2 (10 designs, 4 cm, random)
Second wave of chokonokko to complete Class 1-A in hero outfits. Same deal: 10 designs, and it’s random. If you want a “full class” set, this Kuji is clearly designed to push you into pulling more.
Prize H: Canvas-style boards (10 designs, A5 size, selectable)
Memorable scenes focused on the Final Season, printed in a canvas style on A5-size boards. Big advantage here: you choose from 10 designs, perfect if you want to target a specific moment (instead of hoping to pull it at random).
Prize I: “Historic visuals” transparent posters (8 designs, A3 size, selectable)
This one celebrates the anime’s journey: visuals from different eras of My Hero Academia as transparent A3 posters. And the best part: selectable from 8 designs, so you can really pick the period/vibe you love most in the series’ evolution.
Prize J: Stationery collection (7 designs, selectable)
A “useful” prize that doesn’t feel cheap: postcard sets (3 cards, with gold stamping somewhere on one of the cards) and sticker sets (8 stickers with a holographic effect). 7 designs total and it’s selectable: you can go straight for your favorite characters/visuals.
Last One: Armored All Might MASTERLISE EXTRA (28 cm)
The end-of-lot jackpot: All Might in armor, in his assault on All For One during the final phase. A 28 cm MASTERLISE EXTRA, announced with major work on the sculpt and paint, right down to the armor details. This one is literally the icon of “I get back up one more time.”
Double Chance: Armored All Might MASTERLISE EXTRA (50 winners)
The Double Chance campaign puts the exact same prize as the Last One back in play: Armored All Might MASTERLISE EXTRA (28 cm). There are 50 copies total (stores + online), and the announced period runs from release until late September 2026.
If you only remember one thing: this Ichiban Kuji My Hero Academia « Always reaching out, a story that continues » is built around the Final Season, with MASTERLISE that capture “after the storm” moments (Midoriya, Shigaraki) and ultra-targeted versions (Bakugo with the armor, Stain with the glider, All Might in armor).
Practical info: 790 yen per draw. Releases in stores on June 20, 2026, then online on June 22, 2026 at 17:00. And for hunters: the Last One + the Double Chance both revolve around the same Armored All Might, so plan your strategy.
Now the real fan question: which Final Season moment are you prioritizing… Midoriya, Bakugo’s armor, or Armored All Might?
