Bandai Spirits Unveils Zelda Hyrule Collection Lottery for December 5
Each draw costs 790 yen, with prizes including a Master Sword alarm clock, a pot-shaped rupee piggy bank and a Fairy Fountain cushion.
Bandai Spirits has announced the Ichiban Kuji The Legend of Zelda Hyrule Collection, a lottery line that launches sequentially from December 5, 2026, according to inside-games.jp. Each draw costs 790 yen including tax.
The lottery will be available at Lawson, Nintendo TOKYO, Nintendo OSAKA, Nintendo KYOTO and Nintendo FUKUOKA.
Master Sword clock and rupee piggy bank among the prizes
The A prize is a Master Sword alarm clock whose heart display decreases until the sword is pulled out. The B prize is a pot-shaped piggy bank containing a rupee, which plays the rupee get sound when money is inserted and opens to remove the money. The Last One prize is a Fairy Fountain cushion.
The rest of the lineup includes a Heart Container rice bowl, an Empty Bottle glass, zipper bags and stickers, stationery, chopstick rests and pocket-fit handkerchiefs.
Quick answers
How much does one Ichiban Kuji The Legend of Zelda Hyrule Collection draw cost?
One draw costs 790 yen including tax.
Where will the Zelda Hyrule Collection lottery be sold?
It will be available at Lawson, Nintendo TOKYO, Nintendo OSAKA, Nintendo KYOTO and Nintendo FUKUOKA, starting sequentially from December 5, 2026.
What is the A prize in the Zelda Hyrule Collection lottery?
The A prize is a Master Sword alarm clock whose heart display decreases until the sword is pulled out.