Ichiban Kuji Remember Me Lineup Set For October 31 Release
A Ichiban Kuji tie-in built around a Pixar film rather than a television series shows the lottery line reaching for film licenses and higher-priced display goods, with the Last One Prize light carrying the draw instead of the figure tier.
Reporting from 1 source: Dengeki Hobby Web.
BANDAI SPIRITS has listed the full prize lineup for Ichiban Kuji <Remember Me> Colorful Memories, scheduled for release on Saturday, October 31, 2026, at 781 yen per draw. Prizes run from an A Prize figure of Miguel and Hector through a blanket, tote bag, pouch, beads strap, mini canvas board collection, rubber goods collection, and a poster and sticker collection. The Last One Prize is a light with a Miguel figure.
The A Prize is a figure recreating the scene where Miguel and Hector talk. Below it sit a blanket and tote bag designed with colorful skeletons, then a pouch, a beads strap, a mini canvas board collection, a rubber goods collection, and a poster and sticker collection.
The Last One Prize and the Double Chance Campaign share one item: a light with a figure of Miguel that looks as if he is about to play music. Removing the shade lets it project the film's world. Draws cost 781 yen including tax. Store sales are listed for Seven-Eleven, Ito-Yokado, and Youme Town locations.
- A Prize: <Miguel> & <Hector> Scene Figure: recreates the scene where Miguel and Hector talk
- B Prize: Blanket: designed with colorful skeletons
- C Prize: Tote Bag: designed with skeletons
- D Prize: Pouch
- E Prize: Beads Strap
- F Prize: Mini Canvas Board Collection
- G Prize: Rubber Goods Collection
- H Prize: Poster & Sticker Collection
- Last One Prize: <DAY OF THE DEAD> Light: with a figure of Miguel
- Double Chance Campaign: <DAY OF THE DEAD> Light: same light, offered through the campaign
Synthesized by Yomimono from the 1 cited source below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.