An One Piece Kuji that goes straight for the Elbaf Arc
The new lottery Ichiban Kuji One Piece - Elbaf Arc - GIANT BASH!! Vol.1 has been announced, and the theme alone tells you exactly where we’re headed: Elbaf, the land of Giants, with a proudly “heavy-hitting” vibe. For now, the official page is teasing “more coming soon,” but we already have a selection of major prizes (and a Last One) with their sizes and HD visuals.
Confirmed prize list (Vol.1)
Here are the prizes officially listed for this Ichiban Kuji One Piece - Elbaf Arc - GIANT BASH!! Vol.1. I’ll place each character back into the story and give you the concrete info available (especially the dimensions).
- Prize A — Monkey D. Luffy (Masterlise Expiece) : figure approx. 13 cm. Luffy is obviously the heart of One Piece, and on Elbaf we’re right in a “raw power” kind of territory that fits his fighting style perfectly. Exact pose/outfit: not detailed beyond the official visual.
- Prize B — Usopp (Masterlise Expiece) : figure approx. 15 cm. Elbaf is an arc that inevitably resonates with Usopp: ever since Little Garden, he’s dreamed of Giants and of becoming a “brave warrior of the sea” like Dorry and Brogy. Seeing him highlighted in an Elbaf Kuji is anything but random.
- Prize C — Nami (Masterlise Expiece) : figure approx. 18 cm. Nami on Elbaf means the navigator in the middle of a land of legends and giant warriors: perfect for an “arc” figure that goes beyond a generic look. Pose/outfit details: only via the official image.
- Prize D — Dorry (Masterlise Expiece) : a very massive figure announced at approx. 21 cm tall and, above all, approx. 27 cm wide. Dorry is one of the two giant pirate captains met in Little Garden, dueling Brogy for a century. Choosing Dorry to kick off an “Elbaf Arc” Kuji is ultra logical: he’s a direct symbol of the bond between the crew and the Giants.
Prize A — Monkey D. Luffy (Masterlise Expiece)
Figure approx. 13 cm. Luffy is the headliner of this Ichiban Kuji One Piece Arc Elbaf GIANT BASH!! Vol.1: Elbaf is the country of Giants, making it the perfect backdrop for scenes where power and impact matter. The exact finish (pose/outfit) is best read directly from the official visual shown here.
Prize B — Usopp (Masterlise Expiece)
Figure approx. 15 cm. Usopp and Elbaf go way back to Little Garden: his fascination with Dorry and Brogy, and his dream of becoming a brave warrior, make him a “natural” pick for a Kuji centered on Elbaf. Here we’ve got a Masterlise Expiece piece with an official visual that already says a lot.
Prize C — Nami (Masterlise Expiece)
Figure approx. 18 cm. Nami is confirmed as a Masterlise Expiece in this Vol.1, and that’s interesting because it really anchors the crew in the “Elbaf Arc” theme rather than only putting out the heavy hitters. Precise details (pose/outfit) aren’t listed in text: we rely on the official image.
Prize D — Dorry (Masterlise Expiece)
A fully embraced “Giant” format: approx. 21 cm tall and approx. 27 cm wide. Dorry, a giant pirate captain seen in Little Garden, is a cornerstone of Elbaf-related lore (along with Brogy). The dimensions alone promise a piece designed for visual impact, true to the larger-than-life scale of Giants in One Piece.
Last One — Loki (Revible Moment)
The “last ticket” prize of this Kuji: Loki in the Revible Moment line, announced at approx. 15.5 cm tall, approx. 26 cm wide, and approx. 25 cm deep. It’s clearly a wider scene/diorama than a standard figure, and it’s the kind of Last One that goes fast because it’s tied to the Elbaf theme and a “moment” style display.
Confirmed practical info: release scheduled for July 3, 2026, suggested price 790 yen (tax included). In-store sales only (no online sales announced).
Announced retailers: convenience-store chains and partner shops, plus dedicated One Piece stores. And yes: “more info to come” is official, so keep an eye out for the rest of the prizes in this Ichiban Kuji One Piece Arc Elbaf GIANT BASH!! Vol.1.
If you’re aiming for the Last One Loki, the fan advice is simple: watch shelf stock closely, because this kind of big, “staged” piece is typically the first to disappear.
