A One Piece Kuji centered on Luffy, between memories and the future
Here’s the new lottery Ichiban Kuji One Piece « Monkey D. Luffy – Adventure Memories and the Road to the Future ». The concept is clear: nothing but Monkey D. Luffy, with several figure lines (Soulgoushizou, Masterlise, Revible Moment, Ondimension) that capture different vibes of the Straw Hat captain, from his legendary declarations all the way to his most striking transformation of the recent era.
Confirmed prizes (A to D + Last One)
At this stage, the official page lists the following top prizes. Each entry below includes the exact prize name, the size, and the One Piece moment it refers to (when it’s explicitly identifiable).
Prize A: Monkey D. Luffy Soulgoushizou
Size: approx. 17 cm (1 version).
This is a staged “statue”-style figure, designed to freeze Luffy in a very “decisive moment” kind of presence. The theme “adventure memories and the road to the future” fits Luffy perfectly, since every island has been a key step on his path to the title of Pirate King.
Prize B: Monkey D. Luffy Masterlise
Size: approx. 25 cm (2 versions, not selectable).
The key point here is the two versions… but in pure lottery mode: you can’t choose. Exactly the kind of prize that makes you go again “just one last time” to land the variant you want—especially since the Masterlise line aims for bigger, more imposing silhouettes.
Prize C: Monkey D. Luffy « I’ll become the King of the Pirates!!!! » Revible Moment
Size: approx. 20 cm (1 version).
Here we’ve got the line that defines Luffy since East Blue: his vow repeated throughout the journey, from his beginnings in Foosha Village to the biggest walls of the New World. The prize name clearly signals a “revivable” instant—a cult scene frozen at the moment Luffy throws out his ambition without a hint of hesitation.
Prize D: Monkey D. Luffy Gear 5 Ondimension
Size: approx. 22 cm (1 version).
No detours here: Gear 5 is the huge turning point of the Wano Country arc, when Luffy crosses a decisive threshold in his fight against Kaido. This transformation has become a symbol of One Piece’s “future” phase, so it’s totally in its place in a Kuji that’s all about memory and the road ahead.
Last One: Monkey D. Luffy Masterlise Plus
Size: approx. 24 cm.
The Last One is the prize you can only get if you pull the very last ticket from the display. So mechanically: the “rarest” one in-store (there’s only one per set). The Masterlise Plus line signals a version that’s “a step above” within the same family of big Luffy pieces.
Practical info: release planned for in-store sales starting May 2, 2026 (gradual rollout). Official price: 790 yen per draw (tax included). Announced retailers: Lawson and others (depending on availability, while supplies last).
Note: the official page clearly teases that more info is coming. So if you’re aiming for the Last One or hunting one of the two variants of Prize B, be ready: on a full-Luffy Kuji, things can sell out fast.
One Piece, Luffy, Gear 5, and a Kuji that’s all about “memories + future”: it’s exactly the kind of lineup that hits both the nostalgic side and the New World fan.
