Ichiban Kuji One Piece Island's Song: Full Prize List, Sky Island MASTERLISE and 29 October Release

Sky Island gets its own Ichiban Kuji shelf. Bandai Spirits has published the full line-up for Ichiban Kuji ONE PIECE – Island’s Song (空に奏でる“島の歌声”), a Skypiea-themed lottery with MASTERLISE EXPIECE figures of Luffy, Nami, Mont Blanc Cricket and Wyper, plus a Last One Golden Bell Tower that projects Luffy’s silhouette. Japan sales begin from Thursday 29 October 2026 through Ichiban Kuji channels.

Below is the full prize list, the UK-time calendar, and how Otaku Daily fits in. Otaku Daily currently does not open orders for placing this Sky Island kuji; please use Contact Us to ask for a quote.

Image: ©Eiichiro Oda / Shueisha・Fuji TV・Toei Animation / BANDAI SPIRITS (Ichiban Kuji Club)

What is Ichiban Kuji Island’s Song?

Ichiban Kuji is Bandai Spirits’ lottery-style prize format: every ticket wins a lettered prize. This edition leans entirely into the Sky Island / Skypiea arc — golden bells, Wavern rides, Shandia warriors and the old “Liar Noland” picture book. Official materials list Japan shop and online channels such as Ichiban Kuji ONLINE, official Ichiban Kuji shops and ONE PIECE Mugiwara stores, among others, with stock ending when it runs out and start dates that can vary by shop.

MASTERLISE EXPIECE: A to D

The top of the list is four MASTERLISE EXPIECE figures.

• A prize, Monkey D. Luffy MASTERLISE EXPIECE: Luffy mid-action with the golden ball fused to his stretched arm — the Sky Island climax beat collectors have been waiting to see in this line.
• B prize, Nami MASTERLISE EXPIECE: Nami riding the Wavern, smiling forward with her Skypiea-era look and tattoo visible.
• C prize, Mont Blanc Cricket MASTERLISE EXPIECE: Cricket in a first-appearance martial arts stance, chestnut tuft and all.
• D prize, Wyper MASTERLISE EXPIECE: Wyper with Burn Bazooka, tribal tattoos and Shandia wing detail.

Image: ©Eiichiro Oda / Shueisha・Fuji TV・Toei Animation / BANDAI SPIRITS (Ichiban Kuji Club)

Image: ©Eiichiro Oda / Shueisha・Fuji TV・Toei Animation / BANDAI SPIRITS (Ichiban Kuji Club)

Image: ©Eiichiro Oda / Shueisha・Fuji TV・Toei Animation / BANDAI SPIRITS (Ichiban Kuji Club)

Art board, maps, desk goods and Last One

Further down the list, the kuji fills in Sky Island props and everyday pieces. Official sizes are approximate.

• E prize, “Liar Noland” art board (about 20 cm): the in-story picture book cover as a display board.
• F prize, Mont Blanc Cricket’s house pen stand: Cricket’s home turned into a desk pen stand.
• G prize, Jaya and Sky Island maps MASTERELIVE COLLECTION (2 designs, choosable): Jaya map about 24 cm and Sky Island map about 36 cm.
• H prize, desktop mascots (5 designs, cannot choose, about 5 cm).
• I prize, golden metal charms (8 designs, choosable, about 4 cm).
• J prize, cloud goods collection (10 designs, choosable): rubber trays, magnets, clips and coasters with sky and cloud motifs.
• K prize, sticker collection (10 designs, choosable, about 4 cm, 5-sticker sets): flake stickers and holo stickers of memorable scenes.
• Last One prize, Golden Bell Tower (about 11 cm): switch it on and a projector throws the Sky Island finale Luffy silhouette.

A Double Chance campaign tied to 2026 One Piece Ichiban Kuji releases offers “TO BE CONTINUED THE GIGANT NAME” (about 35 cm, 100 winners) from release through the end of January 2027.

Image: ©Eiichiro Oda / Shueisha・Fuji TV・Toei Animation / BANDAI SPIRITS (Ichiban Kuji Club)

Key dates in UK time

Japan is eight hours ahead of the UK while British Summer Time is still in force at the end of October — check clocks carefully around the BST/GMT change if you are timing a quote.

• On sale in Japan: from Thursday 29 October 2026, in stages, through Ichiban Kuji channels including online and official shops.
• Double Chance window: from release until the end of January 2027.
• Line-up first shown publicly: August 2026, including a display window around ONE PIECE DAY ’26.

Image: ©Eiichiro Oda / Shueisha・Fuji TV・Toei Animation / BANDAI SPIRITS (Ichiban Kuji Club)

What we know, and what we do not

• Confirmed: the full A–K plus Last One line-up, approximate sizes, the 29 October Japan start, and the Double Chance window through January 2027.
• Not mentioned: nothing in the announcement points to a dedicated UK high-street release for this Sky Island kuji.

Otaku Daily and this Sky Island kuji

Otaku Daily currently does not open orders for placing this Island’s Song / Sky Island kuji; please use Contact Us to ask for a quote. You can browse other lottery titles in our Bandai Ichiban Kuji collection — including older or different One Piece and Jump kujis when listed — but those are separate products, not this Sky Island edition.

Why this kuji stands out

Skypiea has always been a visual feast — gold, clouds, dials and the bell — and putting Luffy’s gold-ball stretch, Nami’s Wavern and both Cricket and Wyper into MASTERLISE EXPIECE is a serious sculpt package. The Last One projector bell is the conversation piece: a display object that also throws the finale silhouette when the room is dark. For collectors who skipped earlier One Piece kujis, this is a self-contained arc set rather than a random crew assortment.

Frequently asked questions

What is Ichiban Kuji One Piece Island’s Song? A Skypiea-themed Bandai Spirits lottery with four MASTERLISE EXPIECE figures, maps, desk goods, stickers and a Last One Golden Bell Tower projector.

When does it go on sale in Japan? From Thursday 29 October 2026, in stages.

What is the Last One prize? The Golden Bell Tower, about 11 cm, with a projector that shows Luffy’s Sky Island finale silhouette.

Are the map and cloud prizes choosable? Yes for the G, I, J and K prizes listed as choosable. Desktop mascots (H) cannot be chosen at draw.

Can I reserve this Sky Island kuji on Otaku Daily? Otaku Daily currently does not open orders for placing these items; please Contact Us for a quote. Other kujis in the Bandai Ichiban Kuji collection are separate listings.

Bottom line

Ichiban Kuji One Piece Island’s Song is a full Skypiea shelf: four MASTERLISE EXPIECE leads, Noland’s book, island maps and a projector bell as Last One, starting in Japan from 29 October. If you want help placing this kuji through Otaku Daily, Contact Us is the right door until a dedicated listing appears.

Image: ©Eiichiro Oda / Shueisha・Fuji TV・Toei Animation / BANDAI SPIRITS

Sources: ONE PIECE.com news, 21 August 2026; Ichiban Kuji Club product page; Inside Games and Dengeki Hobby coverage (checked 4 October 2026).