Ichiban Kuji Madoka Magica Walpurgisnacht: Rising: Dioramiquemaster Figures of Madoka, Mami, Sayaka, Kyoko and Homura From 6 February 2027
Oct 08,2026 | Otaku Daily Shop UK
The magical girls of Puella Magi Madoka Magica the Movie -Walpurgisnacht: Rising- are getting their own Ichiban Kuji. BANDAI SPIRITS opened the product page on Wednesday 7 October 2026, and the first prizes revealed are a matching set of Dioramiquemaster figures: Madoka, Mami, Sayaka and Kyoko as the main prizes, with Homura saved for the Last One Prize.
The lottery arrives in Japan from Saturday 6 February 2027, rolling out store by store. Here is a look at each figure, what makes the Dioramiquemaster style different and what it means for UK collectors.
Image: ©Magica Quartet/Aniplex, Madoka Project / BANDAI SPIRITS (Ichiban Kuji Walpurgisnacht: Rising official)
What is a Dioramiquemaster figure?
Dioramiquemaster is a BANDAI SPIRITS figure style that pairs each character with a sculpted display base, so each piece reads like a small scene rather than a figure on a plain stand. Here, every girl sits on top of an ornate golden pedestal shaped like a gear-topped goblet, with a coloured panel in her own theme colour. Each figure is about 17 cm tall, and together they make a striking row on a shelf.
A Prize: Kaname Madoka
Madoka perches on her pedestal in her pink and white magical girl dress, with layered frills, white gloves and red shoes, and her twin tails tied with pink ribbons.
Image: ©Magica Quartet/Aniplex, Madoka Project / BANDAI SPIRITS (Ichiban Kuji Walpurgisnacht: Rising official)
B Prize: Tomoe Mami
Mami sits with her arms folded, wearing her beret, golden ringlets and brown corset skirt, every bit the confident senior.
Image: ©Magica Quartet/Aniplex, Madoka Project / BANDAI SPIRITS (Ichiban Kuji Walpurgisnacht: Rising official)
C Prize: Miki Sayaka
Sayaka is the most dynamic of the set, leaning forward with one arm stretched out and her white cape flaring to the side, in her blue and white knight-style outfit.
Image: ©Magica Quartet/Aniplex, Madoka Project / BANDAI SPIRITS (Ichiban Kuji Walpurgisnacht: Rising official)
D Prize: Sakura Kyoko
Kyoko lounges with one knee raised, her long red hair tied back with a black ribbon and her red outfit matching the deep red panel of her pedestal.
Image: ©Magica Quartet/Aniplex, Madoka Project / BANDAI SPIRITS (Ichiban Kuji Walpurgisnacht: Rising official)
Last One Prize: Akemi Homura
The Last One Prize goes to whoever buys the final ticket at a store, and this time it is Homura. She sits with one hand lifting her long black hair, in her white and lilac outfit with dark tights, on a pedestal with a purple panel.
Image: ©Magica Quartet/Aniplex, Madoka Project / BANDAI SPIRITS (Ichiban Kuji Walpurgisnacht: Rising official)
Release date and what we do not know yet
- Release: from Saturday 6 February 2027 in Japan, in stages, so different shops may start on different days.
- Line-up so far: A to D Prizes plus the Last One Prize, all Dioramiquemaster figures of about 17 cm.
- Still to come: the official page promises more news, so further prizes may be revealed nearer the release.
Otaku Daily and the Walpurgisnacht: Rising kuji
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If you would like a Walpurgisnacht: Rising figure you can order now, we have pre-order listings for the Kaname Madoka Non-Scale Figure, the Akemi Homura Non-Scale Figure and the Tomoe Mami Non-Scale Figure. These are separate products and are not part of the lottery. You can also browse our Madoka Magica collection and Ichiban Kuji collection.
Frequently asked questions
When does the Walpurgisnacht: Rising Ichiban Kuji launch? From Saturday 6 February 2027 in Japan.
What are the main prizes? Dioramiquemaster figures of Kaname Madoka (A), Tomoe Mami (B), Miki Sayaka (C) and Sakura Kyoko (D).
Who is the Last One Prize? Akemi Homura, also a Dioramiquemaster figure.
How big are the figures? About 17 cm each, including the golden pedestal.
Will there be more prizes? Possibly. The official page says more news is on the way.
Bottom line
Five magical girls on five golden pedestals make this one of the most display-friendly Madoka kuji line-ups yet, and lining up the whole set will be the goal for many fans. It arrives in Japan from 6 February 2027, and if one of the figures is on your wish list, drop us a message.
Image: ©Magica Quartet/Aniplex, Madoka Project / BANDAI SPIRITS
Sources: Ichiban Kuji official product page and announcement, 7 October 2026 (checked 8 October 2026); Otaku Daily product and collection pages checked 8 October 2026.
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