Ichiban Kuji My Hero Academia -Their Story-: Ochaco, Tsuyu, Toru and Nejire MASTERLISE Figures Plus a Last One Himiko Toga

The heroines of My Hero Academia finally have an Ichiban Kuji all of their own. Ichiban Kuji My Hero Academia -Their Story- puts the spotlight on the girls of U.A. and beyond, with four big MASTERLISE figures of Ochaco Uraraka, Tsuyu Asui, Toru Hagakure and Nejire Hado, a set of adorable Chokonocco mini figures, art boards, rubber charms and stickers. The Last One prize is a stunning Himiko Toga standing in a field of daisies. The lottery launches in Japan on 30 November 2026, and UK fans can pre-order draws at Otaku Daily right now.

Image: © Kohei Horikoshi/Shueisha, My Hero Academia Project (BANDAI SPIRITS)

Key facts at a glance

• Lottery: Ichiban Kuji My Hero Academia -Their Story- from BANDAI SPIRITS
• Japan release: from Monday 30 November 2026
• Figures: MASTERLISE Ochaco Uraraka (Prize A), Tsuyu Asui (Prize B), Toru Hagakure (Prize C) and Nejire Hado (Prize D), each around 21 to 23 cm
• Smaller prizes: Girls! Chokonocco mini figures, canvas-style boards, rubber charms, and clear and die-cut sticker sets
• Last One prize: Himiko Toga MASTERLISE on a daisy-covered base, about 23 cm
• UK draws: open now at Otaku Daily, with a reservation deadline of 29 November 2026 at 23:59 UK time

A kuji that celebrates the girls of My Hero Academia

My Hero Academia has always had a brilliant line-up of heroines, and 2026 is the perfect year to celebrate them. The TV anime marks its 10th anniversary this year, and after the final season wrapped up the story of Deku and Class 1-A, fans have been looking back at the characters who made the series so memorable. This Ichiban Kuji focuses entirely on five of them: Ochaco, Tsuyu, Toru, Nejire and, of course, Toga.

The four MASTERLISE figures form a matching set, each sculpted in a confident pose that reflects their personality. Lined up together on a shelf, they make a colourful display that feels very different from the usual Deku, Bakugo and Todoroki line-ups.

Prize A: Ochaco Uraraka MASTERLISE

Ochaco leads the line-up in her familiar pink and black hero costume, complete with her chunky boots, wrist gauntlets and signature helmet earpieces. She gives a cheerful wave with one hand, the fingertip pads that activate her Zero Gravity Quirk clearly sculpted. At roughly 22 cm tall, she is a lovely centrepiece for any Uravity fan.

Image: © Kohei Horikoshi/Shueisha, My Hero Academia Project (BANDAI SPIRITS)

Prize B: Tsuyu Asui MASTERLISE

Froppy fans are in for a treat. Tsuyu is captured in her green hero costume with the orange goggles on her head, oversized gloves and the webbed boots that suit her Frog Quirk. Her slightly crouched pose and finger raised thoughtfully to her chin capture her calm, straightforward character perfectly, and her long dark green hair is sculpted flowing down her back. She stands at about 21 cm.

Image: © Kohei Horikoshi/Shueisha, My Hero Academia Project (BANDAI SPIRITS)

Prize C: Toru Hagakure MASTERLISE

For years, Toru Hagakure was the classmate nobody could actually see. This figure shows her fully visible in her U.A. school uniform, with long, wavy hair that fades from green to sunny yellow and both fists held up to her chest in an excited, slightly flustered pose. It is a wonderful way to celebrate one of the most talked-about moments for her character, and at around 22 cm she sits perfectly alongside Ochaco and Tsuyu.

Image: © Kohei Horikoshi/Shueisha, My Hero Academia Project (BANDAI SPIRITS)

Prize D: Nejire Hado MASTERLISE

One of the Big Three of U.A., Nejire Hado brings a burst of energy to the line-up. She wears her sleek blue and teal hero suit, with her famously long blue hair swirling around her and one gloved hand raised in greeting. At about 23 cm, she is the tallest of the four main figures and has real presence on a shelf.

Smaller prizes: Chokonocco, boards, charms and stickers

The lower tiers are full of cute and collectable goods, so every draw has something to look forward to:

• Prize E, Girls! Chokonocco: 10 designs of seated mini figures, each about 4.5 cm, featuring the heroines in chibi form
• Prize F, canvas-style boards: 10 A5 designs using memorable scenes from the anime
• Prize G, rubber charms: 8 designs, each about 8 cm
• Prize H, clear sticker and die-cut sticker sets: 10 designs, with a clear sticker of about 14 cm and three die-cut stickers of about 8 cm

Image: © Kohei Horikoshi/Shueisha, My Hero Academia Project (BANDAI SPIRITS)

On Otaku Daily's listing, Prize F and Prize H designs can be chosen on a first come, first served basis, while the other prizes are drawn at random. The results of your draw are sent to you by email.

Last One prize: Himiko Toga MASTERLISE

The Last One prize goes to whoever takes the final ticket from a kuji board, and this time it is Himiko Toga. She is shown in her school uniform and cardigan with her trademark messy buns, standing on a round base covered in white daisies. The flower field gives the figure a softer, more wistful feel than her usual villain poses, and at roughly 23 cm it matches the scale of the four main figures. If you would like to buy the Last One prize, please email us through the listing.

Image: © Kohei Horikoshi/Shueisha, My Hero Academia Project (BANDAI SPIRITS)

How to draw from the UK

Ichiban Kuji are lottery-style prizes, so you cannot pick which item you win. Each purchase on our listing is one draw, and you can choose 1, 5, 10 or 20 draws in one go. Reserve your draws here: Ichiban Kuji My Hero Academia -Their Story-. The reservation deadline is 29 November 2026 at 23:59 UK time, the day before the Japan launch, so it is worth getting in early.

Otaku Daily offers different payment options, e.g. pay in full or a 30% deposit, depending on the listing. See our Pre-order info page for details, or message us if you have any questions about kuji draws.

Looking for more? Browse our My Hero Academia collection for figures and goods, or see every open lottery in our Ichiban Kuji collection.

Frequently asked questions

When does the kuji launch?
Ichiban Kuji My Hero Academia -Their Story- launches in Japan from 30 November 2026. Draws at Otaku Daily close on 29 November 2026 at 23:59 UK time.

Which characters get MASTERLISE figures?
Ochaco Uraraka, Tsuyu Asui, Toru Hagakure and Nejire Hado are Prizes A to D, and Himiko Toga is the Last One prize.

Can I choose my prize?
Prizes are drawn at random, although Prize F boards and Prize H sticker sets can be chosen on a first come, first served basis on our listing.

How long will delivery take?
Please allow one to three months after the Japan release for your prizes to reach you in the UK.

Bottom line

With four gorgeous heroine figures, a Toga Last One prize that collectors will chase, and plenty of cute Chokonocco and paper goods in the lower tiers, -Their Story- is one of the most charming My Hero Academia kuji in a long time. If Ochaco, Tsuyu, Toru, Nejire or Toga is your favourite, now is the time to reserve your draws.

Sources: BANDAI SPIRITS Ichiban Kuji official site, November 2026; Otaku Daily Ichiban Kuji listing.

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