Ichiban Kuji Dragon Ball SPIRIT OF THE SAIYAN: MASTERLISE Goku, Super Saiyan Gohan, Goten, Bardock, Raditz and Last One From 17 October 2026
Oct 10,2026 | Otaku Daily Shop UK
BANDAI SPIRITS has lined up another Dragon Ball Z Ichiban Kuji under the title SPIRIT OF THE SAIYAN. Store draws are due to begin on Saturday 17 October 2026, with a Saiyan-family MASTERLISE figure core — Son Goku, Super Saiyan Son Gohan, Son Goten, Bardock and Raditz — plus a Last One MASTERLISE PLUS of Goku and Gohan on the Flying Nimbus.
Here is the published prize map, what stands out for collectors, and how Otaku Daily can help if you want us to look into a draw.
Image: © Bird Studio / Shueisha / Toei Animation / BANDAI SPIRITS (Ichiban Kuji official)
When and what
Official materials list Saturday 17 October 2026 as the planned start for store sales, with availability varying by shop until stock runs out. A double-chance campaign window runs from launch through the end of January 2027. We are not quoting the per-draw retail price here.
SPIRIT OF THE SAIYAN leans hard into family and rivalry across Saiyan generations rather than a single arc snapshot — fathers, sons and brothers share the MASTERLISE spotlight.
Ichiban Kuji waves live or die on whether the figure prizes feel worth hunting in person. SPIRIT OF THE SAIYAN answers that with five MASTERLISE sculpts plus a MASTERLISE PLUS Last One, which is denser than many lifestyle-heavy tickets. The acrylic opening-scene set and the anniversary-tinged pouches and towels then give completionists something to do after the big boxes are home.
MASTERLISE figure prizes
- A Prize — Son Goku MASTERLISE: about 20 cm, famous Kamehameha illustration pose with wind-blown gi detail.
- B Prize — Super Saiyan Son Gohan MASTERLISE: about 19 cm, matching Kamehameha push with Super Saiyan hair and a planted lower body.
- C Prize — Son Goten MASTERLISE: about 13 cm, a smaller standing piece with Goten's cheerful fighting stance.
- D Prize — Bardock MASTERLISE: about 25 cm, one foot on rock, scouter and sharp stare.
- E Prize — Raditz MASTERLISE: about 25 cm, cracked armour and clenched fist after a hard fight.
- Last One — Son Goku and Son Gohan MASTERLISE PLUS: about 21 cm, both riding the Flying Nimbus in a father-and-son composition.
Image: © Bird Studio / Shueisha / Toei Animation / BANDAI SPIRITS (Ichiban Kuji official)
Image: © Bird Studio / Shueisha / Toei Animation / BANDAI SPIRITS (Ichiban Kuji official)
Lifestyle and mini prizes
Beyond the figures, the published list includes:
- F Prize — figure magnets: three kinds (Great Ape Goku, Shenron, Porunga), about 5 cm, random.
- G Prize — pouches: seven kinds, about 13 cm, selectable where the store format allows; some designs nod to a Super Warrior Seal Wafer anniversary collaboration.
- H Prize — acrylic stands: nine kinds, about 7–10 cm, random; lined up together they recreate a Dragon Ball Z opening scene.
- I Prize — rubber assortment: seven kinds mixing food-themed rubber magnets and logo rubbers.
- J Prize — die-cut towels: nine kinds, about 24 cm, selectable.
Image: © Bird Studio / Shueisha / Toei Animation / BANDAI SPIRITS (Ichiban Kuji official)
Image: © Bird Studio / Shueisha / Toei Animation / BANDAI SPIRITS (Ichiban Kuji official)
What collectors will chase
The A/B Goku and Super Saiyan Gohan pair is the obvious shelf story — same blast pose, two generations. Bardock and Raditz at about 25 cm give the adult Saiyan armour fans something meatier than the usual mid-size prize. The Last One Nimbus duo is the clear centrepiece if you only want one display piece from the wave.
Goten at about 13 cm is the odd one out on height, which can actually help on a mixed shelf — he reads as the younger brother next to the taller Bardock and Raditz armour pieces. If you care about pose pairing, the A and B Kamehameha figures are designed to echo each other; many fans will want both even if they skip the rest of the ticket.
Store formats still matter. Some prizes are selectable, others are random, and Last One stock depends on how each shop runs its remaining boxes. That is normal Ichiban Kuji logistics and is why quote requests from overseas collectors usually need a clear prize priority list rather than a vague "anything Saiyan".
Image: © Bird Studio / Shueisha / Toei Animation / BANDAI SPIRITS (Ichiban Kuji official)
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Frequently asked questions
When does it start? Planned from Saturday 17 October 2026 in participating stores, while stocks last.
Which figures are MASTERLISE? A–E plus the Last One MASTERLISE PLUS of Goku and Gohan.
Is there a double chance? Yes — the campaign window is listed from launch through the end of January 2027.
Can Otaku Daily run draws for me? Not as open orders today — please use Contact Us for a quote.
Bottom line
SPIRIT OF THE SAIYAN is a clean Saiyan-family MASTERLISE wave with a memorable Last One. If a prize on this list is your target, message us and we will look into a quote.
When you write in, tell us whether you care most about the Last One, a specific MASTERLISE letter, or a lifestyle prize such as the acrylic set — that helps us scope a realistic quote instead of a full blind ticket.
Image: © Bird Studio / Shueisha / Toei Animation / BANDAI SPIRITS (Ichiban Kuji official)
Sources: Ichiban Kuji Club product page db_z8 (checked 10 October 2026); Toy People report on the line-up; Otaku Daily Ichiban Kuji collection checked 10 October 2026.
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