Retail Price: 680 Yen
Total Tickets: 80
Released Date: 17 Apr 2021
Ichiban Kuji: Selectable prizes for non-blinds small prizes. Double chance included if your country carries this Kuji.
Series Sequel: 16th My Hero Academia Kuji, second in 2021
MHA is back once again! The poster itself looks great and we can see a couple of new faces!
Prize A (2 pieces)
Top Prize Appearance: 7th
Prize Rating:
I don’t recall a figurine MHA set where Midoriya doesn’t kick off the set as the A prize. Not a bad thing though, I mean he is the main character and you should be used to the main character getting a figure every time a new Kuji for the series released. He looks great here, the effect and the jump pose looks gorgeous.
Prize B (2 pieces)
Top Prize Appearance: 7th
Prize Rating:
Bakugo is as much of a main character as Midoriya, he is being released for every figurines set too, which isn’t a bad thing as well. He looks amazing with his unique pose and the explosive effect, which differentiate him from earlier series.
Prize C (1 piece)
Top Prize Appearance: Debut!
Prize Rating:
Oh no a rare piece for a debuting character 😦 Uraraka looks great despite no effect part for her figure and her signature helmet isn’t present too but who cares. If you wish to get her you will need some luck to pull it or spend a bit to buy her from other source.
Prize D (2 pieces)
Top Prize Appearance: 5th
Prize Rating:
Shoto doesn’t appear as often as the other 2, but he does get his fair share of top prize appearance. This is the first time he has both ice and fire effect which looks great on him. If you really like this sculpt then try to hunt for him.
Prize E (2 pieces)
Top Prize Appearance: Debut!
Prize Rating:
If you haven’t watch the new season of MHA, Shinso appeared in the opening credits which means he should have a bigger role to play in the upcoming season, so seeing him in this set feels fresh as well. Very thankful there are 2 pieces of his figure in this set. He has his tape effect so not bad overall.
Prize F (24 pieces)
Design: 7
Distribution: Bakugo, Midoriya and Shoto x 4 pieces each. 4 x 3 pieces each. Blind box.
Prize Rating:
Glasses are not that bad, the design features the characters in the top prizes as well as a UA and class 1A design. It’s a decent size glass.
Prize G (26 pieces)
Design: 8
Distribution: Bakugo and Midoriya x 4 pieces each. 6 x 3 pieces each.
Prize Rating:
From far it feels like a visual art or a charm, but it’s actually a towel. Good design but such a pity as they could have featured more characters for such an amazing design.
Prize H (21 pieces)
Design: 21
Distribution: 21 x 1 piece each. Blind box.
Prize Rating:
This thick acrylic charm looks great, for one it features students from class A and B, all 20 of them split into teams and individual ones featuring the main characters from class A and B. Nothing bad about them, probably one of the preferred small prize in the set.
Last Prize / Double Chance
Prize Rating:
This is a shiny version of Bakugo, if you think this one looks way nicer and if you really want it, then buying out is the only option. Good motivator to buy out especially if the buyer hasn’t pull Bakugo yet.
You can look for a 8- buyout or 15- with at least 1 figure still inside.
You can also hope for a double chance win!
Grading
Big Prize
Small Prize
Last Prize
Variety of Prize
Odds of big prizes
Value for Money
Collector’s Value
Overall: B-
Conclusion
This set has great figurines, they look so great and even if you have previous Midoriya, Bakugo or Todoroki figure, you would want to get your hands on this set too! The small prizes are decent but you probably are in it for the figures anyway.
Recommendation
5 tickets for a chance at a figure.
Collectibles? : Great to keep at least Uraraka and Shinso. The other 3 boys will appear in the future anyway.
Image credits:
Kuji is Fun 
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