Japanese convenience stores, often called “Konbini,” are not just places to buy daily necessities. They are also hubs for pop culture where you can get your hands on exclusive anime and game merchandise.
Starting Friday, February 6, 2026, the “Dragon Quest Fukubiki Sho Special ~Stone Tablets and the Demon King Edition~” will be released sequentially at Lawson stores and other locations across Japan.
This utilizes a unique Japanese sales format known as “Kuji” (lottery). You purchase a ticket at the register, draw from a box, and are guaranteed to win a prize right on the spot. There are no losing tickets. The theme this time is the remake version, Dragon Quest VII Reimagined. The lineup features high-quality items that showcase the spirit of Japanese craftsmanship, including the “Stone Tablet”—a nostalgic item for fans—and a figure of the Demon King Orgodemir, one of the series’ most formidable foes.
The price is 800 yen per draw (tax included, approx. $5.50 USD). Popular items often sell out immediately after release, so checking the stores on the release day is highly recommended.
Prize A: “Stone Tablet” Set
In the story of Dragon Quest VII, the “Stone Tablet” is the most critical item for restoring the world. Prize A is a set of goods that recreates this tablet on a life-size scale.
The package size is approximately 30 centimeters (about 11.8 inches), and the individual parts are about 3.5 centimeters (about 1.4 inches). Just like in the game, you can enjoy a puzzle-like experience by filling in the missing pieces to complete the tablet. It is a unique item that allows you to taste the excitement of an adventure to solve mysteries in the real world.
Prize B: Golden Slime Cushion
Prize B is a cushion of the “Golden Slime,” a monster that radiates a golden shine.
It boasts a big size with a width of about 40 centimeters (about 15.7 inches). With its fluffy texture, it emits an overwhelming presence when placed in a room. In the game, it is known as a lucky monster that yields a lot of gold when defeated. Displaying it in your home might just bring you luck and wealth.
Prize C: Ellie Piggy Bank
Prize C is a piggy bank featuring the robot “Automaton Ellie,” whose story moved many players to tears.
The total height is approximately 12 centimeters (about 4.7 inches). The figure perfectly recreates the somewhat sad yet gentle atmosphere from the story. It is not just character merchandise; the sculpting feels like a poignant scene cut straight from the narrative. Fans of the work will likely feel a tug at their heartstrings every time they look at it.
Prize D: Acrylic Diorama
The Acrylic Diorama, which condenses the world of Dragon Quest VII Reimagined, comes in 6 varieties.
This follows the acrylic stand format popular in Japanese merchandise culture. There are two types of backgrounds—adventure fields and battles—and you can swap parts to enjoy different setups. The body size is about 10 centimeters (about 3.9 inches), making it the perfect size to decorate your desk area. You can enjoy recreating your own party formations or famous scenes.
Prize E: Tumbler
These practical plastic (polypropylene) tumblers come in 4 designs.
With a height of about 13 centimeters (about 5.1 inches), they are durable and won’t break easily if dropped. They are useful for daily meals or desk work. The surface features designs based on motifs from the game, reviving memories of the adventure every time you use them.
Prize F: Seed Keychain
These keychains are motifs of the familiar “Seeds” and “Berries” items found in Japanese RPGs that raise character stats. There are 8 types in total.
The size is approximately 7 centimeters (about 2.8 inches). The reverse side is made of cleaner fabric that can wipe smartphone screens. You can use them with a sense of humor by choosing and carrying the ability you lack, such as a “Seed of Strength” or a “Seed of Agility.”
Prize G: Monster Rubber Keychain
These are rubber keychains designed with monsters representing the Dragon Quest series. There are 7 types available.
At about 8 centimeters (about 3.1 inches), they are a larger size suitable for attaching to bags. They faithfully replicate the cuteness of classic pixel art and illustrations. As an affordable item, they have a charm that makes you want to collect all varieties.
The Last One Prize: Demon King Orgodemir Figure
Japanese character lotteries have a unique rule called the “Last One Prize.” This is a special bonus prize given to the person who draws the very last ticket in the store.
The Last One Prize this time is a figure of the Demon King Orgodemir. It is a massive size of approximately 25 centimeters (about 9.8 inches) and marks the first time this character has been sculpted. Its sinister yet beautiful appearance boasts an overwhelming level of perfection that will satisfy figure collectors. It is such a popular item that some fans will even “buy out the stock” (purchase all remaining tickets) just to aim for this prize.
A Lineup Filled with Love for the Work
This lottery is not merely about selling merchandise. It is designed to let you enjoy the worldview of Dragon Quest VII in the real world.
The Stone Tablet and Ellie’s piggy bank, in particular, are items that remain deeply in the hearts of those who have played the game. Including the figure of the Demon King, you can feel the developers’ passion for the work.
This lottery goes on sale starting February 6, 2026. If you have the opportunity to visit Japan during this time, please experience this unique Japanese culture at a Lawson store.
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