Ichiban Kuji Pokémon Masters EX 7th Anniversary: the lottery that puts Red, Lillie, and their Legendaries in full event mode

Prize A (1 type): Red and Charizard in MASTERLISE PLUS. Announced size: about 28 cm (figure about 24 cm). The pose is directly based on a Sync Move from the game, with an acrylic Charizard panel in the background. For the “Pokémon moment” side: Red is the iconic Trainer from Kanto (the one you battle on Mt. Silver in the main series), and here he’s staged in his Masters version—full “living legend” mode with his most iconic partner.

Prize B (1 type): Lillie in an anniversary version with Lunala, in MASTERLISE PLUS. Announced size: about 31 cm (figure about 23 cm). The big “rare” marker here is the event costume (not her standard outfit) and the Sync Move-style staging, with an acrylic Lunala panel. For context: Lunala is one of Alola’s Legendaries, and Lillie is one of the central characters of that era of the franchise in the main series. Here, Masters EX pushes her into a premium pair—exactly the kind of version collectors want because it doesn’t exist “everywhere.”

Prize C (1 type): a tote bag, size about 41 cm. The front features memorial art, and the back goes for a design centered on a Poké Ball with Trainer quotes. The concept fits Pokémon Masters EX perfectly: the game is literally a collection of encounters and pairs, so the “souvenir” vibe is totally on-theme.

Prize D (3 types, not selectable): mini figures about 7 cm, a “plush” look inspired by the Trainers Salon in Pokémon Masters EX. Confirmed lineup: N, Raihan, and Marnie. This is pure “Trainer culture”: N is the enigmatic figure from Unova, Raihan is the ultra-media-savvy champion from Galar, and Marnie is Spikemuth’s star rival. The fact that they’re not selectable makes the pull more “gacha,” exactly the game’s energy.

Prize E (10 types, selectable): mini art boards, size about 12 cm, based on “souvenir photo” visuals. Big fan appeal: this prize highlights different outfits for Trainers (so not just the standard illustration you see everywhere). A concrete bonus: there’s a chain, so you can also use them as keychains.

Prize F (22 types, selectable): transparent posters in A3 format, with “Pokémon Masters art” illustrations. It’s the perfect prize if you mainly want Trainer and Pokémon visuals without going for a figure, and the fact that it’s selectable changes everything: you can target your favorite pair instead of praying for a lucky pull.

Prize G (10 types, selectable): sticker sets (size about 6.5 cm), with 4 designs per set. Once again, it’s straight Pokémon Masters EX vocabulary: Buddies (Trainer & Pokémon pairs) are the heart of the game, so as stickers it’s simple, direct, and super collectible.

Last One: Lillie (anniversary ver.) with Solgaleo, in MASTERLISE PLUS. Announced size: about 27 cm (figure about 23 cm), with an acrylic Solgaleo panel. This is the prize you get by pulling the last ticket from the display. And if you miss the finish, it also exists as a Double Chance prize (same reward), with 50 winners during the campaign period.