Ichiban Kuji My Hero Academia “A Story That Keeps Reaching Out a Hand” : the already-revealed MASTERLISE prizes (Izuku Midoriya, Tomura Shigaraki, Katsuki Bakugo, Stain, Minoru Mineta, Armored All Might)

Ichiban Kuji My Hero Academia: “The story where we keep reaching out to the very end”

A new Ichiban Kuji My Hero Academia is on the way, and the theme alone sets the tone: “The story where we keep reaching out to the very end”. Clearly, it screams a selection of moments where heroes and antagonists go all-in on their convictions, and the official lineup confirms it: Izuku Midoriya, Tomura Shigaraki, Katsuki Bakugo, Stain, Minoru Mineta… and above all an Armored-version All Might as the Last One.

The official lineup (MASTERLISE everywhere)

For now, the big prizes revealed are the MASTERLISE figures (and a MASTERLISE EXTRA for the Last One). There are also prizes F through J plus a Double Chance still being kept under wraps: we know they exist, but no official details have been shared at this stage.

Revealed prizes: figures A to E + Last One

Prize A: Izuku Midoriya MASTERLISE (approx. 23 cm)

Izuku Midoriya in MASTERLISE, 23 cm format. The “reaching out” theme fits his journey perfectly: he’s literally the guy who rushes in to save someone before even thinking, like right at the start when he throws himself at the Sludge Villain even though he doesn’t have any power yet. Here we’ve got a big “headliner” kuji piece, designed to be the backbone of the lineup.

Prize B: Tomura Shigaraki MASTERLISE (approx. 23 cm)

Tomura Shigaraki in MASTERLISE, 23 cm. In the story, his evolution is a huge milestone on the antagonist side: he goes from an unstable league leader to a central threat, especially after everything tied to his “awakening” and power-up. Having him as major Prize B clearly shows this Ichiban Kuji My Hero Academia wants to balance heroes and villains.

Prize C: Katsuki Bakugo MASTERLISE (approx. 23 cm)

Katsuki Bakugo in MASTERLISE, 23 cm. His arc is one of the most tangible in the series: the explosive prodigy who has to learn what “winning” really means, and what it costs to be a hero. Choosing Bakugo for Prize C is basically a guarantee of a highly sought-after piece, because his “large-scale” figures often sell out fast in kuji.

Prize D: Stain MASTERLISE (approx. 18 cm)

Stain in MASTERLISE, 18 cm. This one is directly tied to the Hosu arc and the fight where Izuku Midoriya, Shoto Todoroki, and Tenya Iida face him. Stain is rare as a big lottery figure compared to the usual headliners, so seeing him as Prize D is a real “collector” highlight for fans who want a broader roster than the classic trio.

Prize E: Minoru Mineta MASTERLISE (approx. 13 cm)

Minoru Mineta in MASTERLISE, 13 cm. Smaller size, but it’s a super specific pick: Mineta is rarely put in the spotlight as a “top prize” in kuji. In My Hero Academia, he still has genuinely useful moments thanks to his sticky spheres (especially when he has to immobilize someone or create openings), and this Prize E clearly brings a “lineup originality” vibe that breaks away from 100% top-hero selections.

Last One: Armored All Might MASTERLISE EXTRA (approx. 28 cm)

The Last One is Armored All Might in MASTERLISE EXTRA, at 28 cm. And here we’re talking about a version that directly calls back to the All Might who “never gives up,” even when he can no longer rely on his former power. The EXTRA format plus the announced height make it the obvious trophy of this Ichiban Kuji My Hero Academia: it’s the kind of piece you only get if you pull the very last ticket on the display.