Shuumatsu no Valkyrie III online lottery launches its second round with the gods

The second round of the Shuumatsu no Valkyrie III online lottery is now available on Kuji Cliffe. It's called Side Gods and went on sale on October 23, 2026 at 10:00 a.m. Japan time. The entry period ends on November 30 at 5:59 p.m.

The theme of this batch is rest. The previous one, Side Humans, shared the same idea: showing the characters outside of combat, in a relaxed mood. Each platform handles a different catalog, so it's worth checking what Kuji Cliffe offers before spending money.

The anime resumes the tournament between gods and humans when both sides are tied at three wins each. The seventh round of Ragnarök is the one that decides which way the balance tips.

What you can get in the lottery

Kuji Cliffe presents itself as a service where you never draw an empty ticket. The products include cushions with unconventional shapes and acrylic stands, two formats that are already common in this type of campaign.

The system is the same as always: you pay, you get a letter, and you receive the corresponding prize. There's no way to choose an item, only to decide how many times you enter. The platform bets on the surprise factor and on the possibility of completing the collection.

The first lottery of the season, Side Humans, launched on the same October 23. Having two active batches at once lets you compare prices and designs before deciding. The main difference is in the characters that appear and in the exclusive products on each site.

A franchise that doesn't let go of merchandising

Shuumatsu no Valkyrie has been moving figures, clothing, and accessories for years. The anime's third season is no exception. The manga keeps being published and each new arc brings with it a wave of official products.

The appeal of these lotteries is in the original art. They're not anime stills, but illustrations created for the occasion. That sets them apart from other products that only recycle promotional posters.

For those living outside Japan, the obstacle remains shipping. Kuji Cliffe operates in Japanese and not all proxy services accept this type of purchase. Even so, the international community usually moves fast when there are designs worth it.

Do you plan to enter either of the two lotteries? Tell us in the comments if the gods' side or the humans' side convinces you more.