Ichiban Kuji Pokémon Masters EX 7th Anniversary: MASTERLISE PLUS Prizes (2026)

The Ichiban Kuji Pokémon Masters EX 7th Anniversary lottery released in Japan on August 29, 2026, exactly seven years after Pokémon Masters EX launched globally. It carries three MASTERLISE PLUS premium figures: Prize A (Sygna Suit Red and Charizard), Prize B (Lillie in her 21st Anniversary costume with Lunala), and a Last One (Lillie in her 24th Anniversary costume with Solgaleo). Outside Japan, each prize is available through importers as a standalone figure, with prices observed on October 15, 2026 ranging from $63 to $135 USD.

Unlike standard retail products, you cannot order Ichiban Kuji prizes directly from Japan. The lottery runs at physical Lawson, FamilyMart, and 7-Eleven convenience store locations, and Western collectors access remaining prize stock through importers who ship after the local run sells through.

All prize tiers at a glance

Prize A: Sygna Suit Red and Charizard

Prize A is the headline figure of the set. Sygna Suit Red is Red's special in-game costume introduced in Pokémon Masters EX, posed here in the sync move "Living Legend Blast Burn" alongside his partner Charizard.

The display stands approximately 28 cm tall and includes an acrylic background panel featuring Charizard. The figure itself measures approximately 24 cm. This scale places it firmly in MASTERLISE PLUS territory: larger and more detailed than the base MASTERLISE tier that Bandai Spirits has used for prior Masters EX lottery runs.

Observed prices on October 15, 2026 ranged from $66 to $103 USD across multiple importers: the spread reflects seller markup, not any quality difference.

Ichiban Kuji Pokémon Masters EX 7th Anniversary Sygna Suit Red & Charizard MASTERLISE PLUS Figure

$70.00 USD

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Prize B: Lillie (21st Anniversary) and Lunala

Prize B features Lillie in her "21st Anniversary" in-game costume, a special outfit unlocked during an anniversary event in Pokémon Masters EX. The pose comes from the sync move "Shining Wish Shadow Ray" alongside Lunala, and includes a Lunala acrylic background panel.

One detail worth knowing: the "21st Anniversary" label refers to an in-game event costume, not the 21st anniversary of any Pokémon game or franchise milestone. Pokémon Masters EX tracks in-game event releases under its own anniversary numbering. Collectors who want a matching Lillie MASTERLISE PLUS display will need both Prize B and the Last One, since Lillie appears in two distinct costumes across the same lottery box.

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Observed prices for Prize B ran from $63 to $92 USD on October 15, 2026. Nippon Figures listed the same figure at $150 USD, an outlier: that kind of seller variance is normal for imported Japanese lottery prizes and reflects sourcing costs, not quality differences.

The Last One: Lillie (24th Anniversary) and Solgaleo

The Last One is the structurally rarest prize in any Ichiban Kuji box: only one is available per physical box run, awarded to whoever buys the final ticket. For Western buyers, importers who carry the Last One sourced it from completed Japanese runs.

This figure presents Lillie in her "24th Anniversary" in-game costume with Solgaleo, posed in the sync move "Sunshine Smasher That Nurtures a Brave Heart." It includes a Solgaleo acrylic background panel, matching the panel format used for Prizes A and B.

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The Last One showed the widest price spread: HobbyTiger at $87 USD vs Highplace at $135 USD, a 55% gap for the identical figure. Structural rarity in the original lottery has not automatically meant the highest secondary market price: at $87, it sits below some Prize A listings on the same date.

Prize C and Prize D: mini figures

Beyond the three MASTERLISE PLUS figures, the 7th Anniversary box includes smaller prizes aimed at collectors who want multiple items from the same lottery run.

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Prize C is a plush-style mini figure of Trainer N, the rival from Pokémon Black and White who appears as a sync pair in Masters EX. Observed at $38 USD and ¥4,574 JPY on October 15, 2026. Prize D is a mini figure collection full set (a set of trainer mini figures), listed at $52 USD for the complete set from Japandco.

The Prize D "full set" listing covers multiple trainer figures in one purchase: importers bundle individual-figure prizes into a set after acquiring them from Japanese runs.

What MASTERLISE PLUS means for display quality

Bandai Spirits' MASTERLISE PLUS tier sits above standard MASTERLISE: larger scale, finer paint, and more detailed accessories. The acrylic background panels included with all three MASTERLISE PLUS prizes in this run are standard for the tier, adding display depth beyond the figure alone.

If you followed the Ichiban Kuji Pokémon Mega Evolution lottery or the Ichiban Kuji 30th Anniversary Volume 2, note that the 7th Anniversary is the first Masters EX run to use MASTERLISE PLUS exclusively for its top prize tiers.

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Who should buy it, and who should skip it

This lottery is best for active Pokémon Masters EX players who collect the sync pairs they use. Sygna Suit Red and Charizard is one of the game's most iconic sync pairs, and the 7th anniversary carries real meaning for players who have been with Masters EX since its launch in 2019.

Skip it if you are buying for someone who plays the main-series games but not Masters EX. The designs are game-specific: Sygna Suit Red does not appear in the core series, and Lillie's costume numbering is internal to Masters EX event history.

Prize B and the Last One both feature Lillie, which is unusual for Ichiban Kuji. Most runs assign one character per MASTERLISE PLUS prize tier to avoid duplication within a single box. Getting both costumes means sourcing two separate prizes from different importers.

Budget-conscious collectors should prioritize one: Prize B at $63–$68 is the more accessible entry point as of October 2026, while the Last One's floor price ($87) relative to some Prize A listings makes it a closer call than the rarity framing suggests.

Ichiban Kuji Pokémon Masters EX 7th Anniversary Mini Figure Collection Full Set (Lot D)

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Frequently asked questions

When did the Ichiban Kuji Pokémon Masters EX 7th Anniversary release?

The lottery released in Japan on August 29, 2026, matching the exact date Pokémon Masters EX launched globally in 2019. Western buyers access individual prizes through importers carrying remaining stock from the Japanese convenience store run.

What is MASTERLISE PLUS?

MASTERLISE PLUS is Bandai Spirits' premium figure tier used in Ichiban Kuji lotteries, featuring larger scale, more refined paint, and acrylic background display panels. It sits above the standard MASTERLISE tier that appeared in prior Pokémon Masters EX Ichiban Kuji runs.

Why does Lillie appear in two different prize tiers?

Prize B features Lillie in her 21st Anniversary in-game costume with Lunala, while the Last One shows her in a 24th Anniversary costume with Solgaleo. Both costumes are distinct Masters EX in-game unlocks tied to separate event periods. Having one character in multiple MASTERLISE PLUS tiers within the same Ichiban Kuji box is relatively uncommon and makes this run particularly collector-focused for Lillie fans.

Is the Last One always the most expensive prize on the secondary market?

Not always. The Last One's structural rarity (one per box run) drives anticipation, but secondary pricing reflects seller markup rather than lottery mechanics. As of October 15, 2026, its floor of $87 sat below some Prize A listings.

The "Anniversary" numbers on Lillie's costumes (21st, 24th) refer to in-game event releases on Masters EX's own internal calendar, not to any real-world Pokémon franchise milestone.