Kagurabachi Ichiban Kuji brings Chihiro and Hakuri figures

Kagurabachi (カグラバチ) is getting a new Ichiban Kuji merchandise line in Japan, with Bandai Spirits putting Chihiro Rokuhira and Hakuri Sazanami at the centre of a 10-prize collection. The lottery goes on sale in physical shops from 24 October 2026, with online sales following on 26 October at 11am Japan time.¹

The range celebrates the manga’s third anniversary with an A-prize commemorative bookboard using a colour illustration by creator Takeru Hokazono. The headline figures are the B-prize Chihiro Rokuhira MASTERLISE figure and the C-prize Hakuri Sazanami MASTERLISE figure, each standing at roughly 20cm.¹²

Other prizes cover a broad spread of practical and display-focused merchandise. The D-prize is a choice of two large towels, while the E-prize offers mesh pouches inspired by the series’ Ukaiyu bathhouse. Fans can also choose from 20 clear-poster designs, with 16 randomly distributed acrylic stands joining the line-up.¹²

The lower prize tiers include acrylic charms themed around Kagurabachi’s enchanted blades and bathhouse imagery, plus clear-file and sticker sets based on the manga’s collected-volume covers. The final-one prize is another Chihiro MASTERLISE figure, this time showing the character using the Enten blade’s Kuro ability.¹

Each ticket costs 850 yen including tax. Bandai Spirits lists bookstores, hobby shops, selected Tokyo 7-Eleven stores, Ichiban Kuji shops and Ichiban Kuji Online among the outlets, although availability can vary by shop. The campaign’s double-chance promotion is scheduled to run from launch until the end of January 2027.¹

The timing gives the collection a useful promotional hook beyond the merchandise itself: Kagurabachi’s television anime is scheduled to begin broadcasting in April 2027, with Cypic attached to animation production according to the source report.² That announcement is separate from the lottery, but it helps explain why Bandai Spirits is expanding the series’ retail presence now.

Our opinion

This is a well-targeted collection because it leads with the two characters most likely to make the range immediately recognisable, then fills out the prize ladder with genuinely varied formats rather than ten near-identical acrylic goods. The 850-yen entry price is not trivial, but the bookboard, two MASTERLISE figures and final-one Chihiro variant give the lottery a clear headline. The important caveat is that this is a Japan-focused release: international fans should not assume overseas availability until Bandai Spirits confirms it.

The physical release starts on 24 October 2026, followed by the official online launch on 26 October at 11am Japan time.