CURSED FIGURES, CUTE CHAOS

The Culling Game is one of Jujutsu Kaisen’s grimmest stretches: deadly colonies, ancient sorcerers, shattered alliances, cursed rules changing on the fly, and enough emotional wreckage to make therapy a mandatory side quest.
So naturally, Pop Mart has looked at that pain buffet and said: “What if they were pocket-sized?”
The new Jujutsu Kaisen: The Culling Game blind-box collection arrived through Pop Mart’s official online store on September 24, 2026, with retail-store and Amazon availability set to follow. Each box costs $19.99, while a complete six-figure set costs $119.94 and guarantees the six standard characters.

That guarantee matters, because blind boxes are basically a gambling-adjacent ritual where you hand over money, shake a mysterious cube, and pray the universe does not give you your fourth Naoya while Yuta continues to avoid your collection like he owes you rent.

Each collectible stands between roughly three and four inches tall, depending on the character’s pose. The designs reflect the cast’s appearances around the middle and latter portions of the anime’s third season, adapting the Culling Game storyline.

1. • Yuji Itadori - The main man himself, bringing protagonist energy and enough cursed trauma to fill several miniature display shelves.
2. • Yuta Okkotsu - One of the arc’s biggest hitters, now condensed into a figure that will not copy your techniques—but may copy your attention.
3. • Maki Zenin - The ultimate “I do not require Cursed Energy to be a problem” icon
4. • Choso - Big brother mode, Blood Manipulation energy, and probably the first figure to silently judge your spending habits.
5. • Megumi Fushiguro - Ten Shadows representative, with rabbit shikigami included as actual parts of his figure.
6. • Naoya Zenin - A truly cursed pull in both meanings of the phrase. Somebody was going to get him. It might as well be you.

These six are the standard lineup, so buying the complete $119.94 set is the route that guarantees one of each.

The collection also includes a secret figure: an alternate Yuji pose with Panda appearing behind him.
However, Pop Mart has made this secret pull genuinely scarce. The odds are 1 in 72. Unlike Megumi’s rabbit shikigami, Panda is apparently presented as an acrylic standee attached to the secret figure’s base rather than a fully sculpted figure.

That creates a very Culling Game-like dilemma:

1. •Buy a single box and hope fate respects your protagonist agenda.

1. •Buy the full standard set and enjoy six guaranteed characters—but still no certainty of landing secret Yuji and Panda.

1. •Keep buying boxes in search of the secret and eventually discover that your shelf is now a Naoya Zenin rehabilitation centre.

The wisest route is probably to buy what you are willing to enjoy even if the secret never appears. A 1-in-72 chance is a fun bonus, not a financial strategy. The Culling Game was dangerous enough without letting a tiny box dictate your monthly budget.

This Culling Game series is Pop Mart’s second Jujutsu Kaisen blind-box release.
The earlier Uniform Series included 13 characters drawn from the Tokyo and Kyoto schools, including instructors. Its secret was Ryomen Sukuna, and the chance of finding that figure was even lower: 1 in 144.
So, by Pop Mart logic, a 1-in-72 secret Yuji-and-Panda figure is practically generous. The cursed capitalism has become less cursed by exactly half, praise be.
Siliconera’s original report did the clean collecting reconnaissance; I just brought spice, examined the odds, and remembered that every blind box is a tiny cardboard Domain Expansion where the sure-hit effect is “surprise.” The key details—$19.99 singles, a $119.94 guaranteed six-figure set, the standard character lineup, and the 1-in-72 Yuji-and-Panda secret—come from its announcement coverage.

If you are buying this collection, here is the simple survival guide:

1. •Choose the $19.99 blind box if you genuinely enjoy the surprise and would be happy with any standard character.

1. •Choose the $119.94 full set if you want all six standard figures without duplicates.

1. •Do not chase the secret blindly unless you set a hard spending cap first; the 1-in-72 probability means it is never guaranteed by ordinary purchases.

1. •Check official Pop Mart channels first, then retail stores and Amazon once stock rolls out, to reduce the chance of paying cursed reseller prices.
2. The anime remains ongoing, with MAPPA working on Season 4’s continuation of the Culling Game Arc, though no release date had been announced in the report. The manga is published outside Japan by VIZ Media, while the anime streams through Crunchyroll.
   At the end of the day, these figures turn some of the series’ most stressed characters into something collectors can actually put on a desk and protect from the crueler parts of the world.
   Which is poetic.
   Yuji has fought curses.
   Yuta has fought monsters.
   Maki has fought her entire bloodline’s nonsense.
   And now all of them must face their deadliest adversary yet:
   A collector deciding whether one more blind box is “really that serious.”
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   — D' ForgottenBlade_Ace
   Primal Misfit Overlord | The Glitch ;⁠-⁠)
4. For more Jujutsu Kaisen discussion, with manga spoilers, see Yuji’s place in the post-Gojo era.