Cardcaptor Sakura Clear Card Ichiban Kuji lineup revealed
BANDAI SPIRITS has revealed the full Blessed collection, including Sakura and Kero-chan figures, practical accessories and a 6 November launch date.
Cardcaptor Sakura: Clear Card (カードキャプターさくら クリアカード編) is getting a new Ichiban Kuji character lottery, and BANDAI SPIRITS has now shown the complete Blessed collection lineup. The range includes a Sakura figure, a Crow Card Book storage item, character-themed glassware and smaller accessories.
The headline prizes
The A prize is a Sakura Kinomoto figure wearing the opening costume from the Clear Card arc. The B prize is a Crow Card Book designed as a small storage case, while the C prize turns Tomoeda Elementary School’s uniform into a pouch. The D prize is a set of three wobbly face glasses featuring Kero-chan, Suppy and Momo. The E prize is a clear metal charm collection, followed by fabric goods in the F prize range: mini pouches and hand towels.
Smaller goods and the Last One prize
The G prize includes rubber goods based on magical-staff designs and a Hanyaa clip aimed at recreating Sakura’s lovestruck expression. The H prize rounds out the standard lineup with ticket files and sticker sets inspired by the series’ cards. The Last One prize is another Sakura figure, showing Sakura and Kero-chan surrounded by petals. The same figure is also available through the Double Chance campaign.
Release date and price
The lottery is scheduled to launch in Japan from 6 November 2026 at Lawson, bookshops, hobby shops, official Ichiban Kuji shops and Ichiban Kuji Online. Each ticket costs ¥750 including tax. Online sales begin at 5pm on the same day, while the official listing warns that stock and shop availability can vary.
Our opinion
This is a stronger lineup than a figure-only lottery because the middle prizes still feel tied to Cardcaptor Sakura rather than being generic branded filler. The Crow Card Book case is the standout: it recognisably belongs to the property while doing something useful. The main caution is the usual one for lottery releases — the most desirable figures will be limited by draw luck and remaining stock. Anyone collecting the full set should treat the 6 November launch as a starting point, not a promise that every prize will be easy to find later.