Massive Karoo Plush and Adorable Animal Friends Star in New One Piece Ichiban Kuji!

One Piece Animal Crew Takes Center Stage in Latest Ichiban Kuji

Get ready for an overload of cuteness! Bandai Spirits has announced its newest lottery lineup, “Ichiban Kuji One Piece ~Animals Gathering!~”, featuring the most beloved animal characters from the legendary franchise. From Chopper to the Super Spot-Billed Duck Squad, this collection brings iconic companion creatures into the spotlight.

Highlight Prizes: Huge Karoo Plushie and Chopper Multi-Stand

The standout item of this lottery is the coveted Last One Prize, awarded to the lucky fan who buys the final ticket: a massive Karoo Big Plush standing at over 40 cm (15.7 inches) tall! Perfect for hugging, this giant Karoo will undoubtedly be the crown jewel of any fan’s collection.

Here is a breakdown of the featured prize lineup:

  • Prize A: Chopper Multi-Stand Figure – A 10 cm figure of Tony Tony Chopper mixing medicine, designed to hold pens, makeup brushes, or small flowers in a test tube.
  • Prize B: Animal Blanket – A cozy 90 cm blanket featuring newly drawn chibi animal illustrations.
  • Prize C: Animal Mugs – Choose between Lapahn or Kung Fu Dugong, featuring uniquely styled handles shaped like their arms.
  • Prize D: Head Magnets – Blind-box magnets featuring Chouchou, Laboon, Kung Fu Dugong, and Bepo.
  • Prize E: Towel Collection – 23 cm hand towels available in 7 cute designs.
  • Prize F: Super Spot-Billed Duck Squad Acrylic Stands – Recreate famous scenes from the Alabasta Arc with these collectible stands.
  • Prize G & H: Sticker & Rubber Strap Collections – Featuring various fan-favorite animal characters.
  • Last One Prize: Karoo Big Plush – The impressive 40 cm tall plushie reserved for the final ticket buyer.

Release Dates and Pricing

The “Ichiban Kuji One Piece ~Animals Gathering!~” lottery will launch in convenience stores, Mugiwara Stores, and official Ichiban Kuji shops across Japan in mid-November 2026, followed by an online release in early December. Tickets will be priced at 750 yen per pull.

Source: Yahoo News Japan