SNACK in 3 lines
- Hokuto no Ken Ichiban Kuji starts its in-store rollout on June 20 and opens online sales on June 22 at 17:00 JST.
- The draw price is 850 yen, and the official prize stack clearly shows Kenshiro, Rei, and a Last One Raoh figure as the headline pieces.
- With mugs, busts, towels, clear files, and ACLLECT pieces also visible, it is easy to decide whether this is a figure-first or broader-goods round for you.
Snackgirls editorial note
Kirari: That June 22 17:00 online start matters a lot, because it turns the page into a real planning note instead of a vague teaser.
Red: Kenshiro, Rei, and Raoh give the round a very clear top-end identity, which makes the whole stack easier to judge fast.
This Hokuto no Ken round works as a practical shopping note because the official page fixes the important buyer-facing facts in one place: June 20 in-store rollout, June 22 at 17:00 online sales, 850-yen price, and a prize stack led by recognizable figure names. That is enough to sort expectations before the online window opens.
The first read is the timing split: in-store from June 20, online from June 22 at 17:00 JST
The official Ichiban Kuji page says the round is scheduled for sequential in-store sales from June 20, while Ichiban Kuji ONLINE opens on June 22 at 17:00 JST. The draw price is listed at 850 yen.
That means the first practical question is whether you want an earlier in-store attempt or a timed online attempt two days later. The pricing and time split already shape the buying plan.
Kenshiro, Rei, and Last One Raoh give the round a strong top-end identity
The official visuals put A Prize Kenshiro MASTERLISE, B Prize Rei MASTERLISE, and the Last One Raoh MASTERLISE up front. That makes the round easy to read as a major-character figure set first.
At the same time, the page also shows a mug, a bust series, and ACLLECT pieces, so the line is not only about the biggest figures. The useful takeaway is knowing whether your interest stops at the top figures or continues into the themed side prizes.
The official image stack is strong enough to sort targets before sale time
The page exposes individual visuals for the major prizes instead of hiding everything behind a single campaign key visual. That helps readers judge the round before stores post their own shelf photos.
So this is a strong pre-sale check for which prize tier to target first and whether the online start deserves a calendar reminder. The official presentation does the hard comparison work for you.
Sources and checked date: Checked on 2026-06-21 KST
The official Ichiban Kuji page was used to verify the June 20 in-store rollout, the June 22 at 17:00 JST online start, the 850-yen price, and the prize visuals for Kenshiro, Rei, the mug, the bust series, ACLLECT, and Last One Raoh. Same-day news timing was cross-checked with Inside Games.
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