Naruto: authenticated figures, cards and sneakers

MTHOR's Naruto collection brings together 54 official references drawn from Masashi Kishimoto's universe: Pop Mart and Funko Pop! Naruto figures, the Naruto cards from the Naruto Mythos trading card game, Miniso Top Toy Naruto plushes and keychains, Sprayground Naruto backpacks, and the Naruto shoes born from the Crocs, Converse and ASICS collaborations. The manga, serialised in Weekly Shōnen Jump from 21 September 1999 to 10 November 2014, has sold more than 250 million copies worldwide — which makes it today one of the most sought-after licences in both the collectible figure market and the sneaker market. Every reference is hand-picked and checked by the team at MTHOR Shop, a French authenticated resell boutique.

The story of an icon: from Weekly Shōnen Jump to streetwear culture

Naruto Uzumaki first appeared on 21 September 1999 in Weekly Shōnen Jump, and within fifteen years had become one of the pillars of modern shōnen. Masashi Kishimoto's manga came to an end on 10 November 2014 after 72 volumes. The anime adaptation arrived in two waves: the first series aired from October 2002 to February 2007 across 220 episodes, then Naruto: Shippuden took over from 15 February 2007 to 23 March 2017, covering the character's adult arc — the one that inspires the overwhelming majority of today's merchandise. The franchise also counts 11 feature films, a dozen OVAs and a sequel, Boruto: Naruto Next Generations, launched in 2016.

Naruto's move into streetwear played out between 2023 and 2025. The ASICS GEL-NYC Naruto Shippuden opened the way with a low-key pre-order on 1 November 2023, followed by a European release on 11 January 2024 at Courir. Crocs followed up with two waves of Classic Clog: Naruto and Kakashi on 27 February 2024, then Sasuke, Minato, Itachi and Jiraiya on 6 June 2024, at $70 a pair. On 22 May 2025, Converse delivered a pack of three Chuck Taylor All Star dedicated to Naruto Uzumaki, Sasuke Uchiha and Gaara, priced at $80 and backed by a line of tees, hoodies and backpacks. In parallel, Pop Mart and Funko pushed the licence into serious collectible territory, with series whose secret pieces trade well above their release price.

Naruto figures: Pop Mart, Funko Pop! and Miniso plushes

The most in-demand Naruto figure right now comes from the Pop Mart Naruto Shippuden Childhood series, which turns twelve characters into blind boxes: Itachi Uchiha, Sasuke Uchiha, Kakashi Hatake, Sakura Haruno, Gaara, Tsunade, Jiraiya, Orochimaru, Minato Namikaze, Kushina Uzumaki and Might Guy, plus the secret Unison Sign Sasuke Uchiha Secret Edition. Two more Pop Mart series round out the line-up: Battle Against Akatsuki, with its Naruto and Nagato secrets, and Ninkai Taisen. Each one is available as a single blind box or as a full sealed case (6, 10 or 12 boxes depending on the series) — the case being the only way to guarantee every character in a series.

On the Funko Pop! Naruto side, the collection covers Jiraiya on Toad #73 in Special Edition, Sasuke Rinnegan Glow Chase #1023 as an AAA Anime Exclusive, Kiba with Akamaru #1194, Naruto Uzumaki as Nine Tails #1233 as a Hot Topic Exclusive and Itachi Uchiha #1842 in Limited Edition. Exclusives and Chase versions are, by design, produced in far smaller numbers than standard references: they are the ones that gain value on the secondary market. Finally, the Naruto plushes and keychains from the Miniso Top Toy Beast Party range feature Naruto Uzumaki, Sasuke Uchiha, Kakashi Hatake, Hinata Hyuga, Gaara and the secret Itachi Uchiha, sold individually or as a sealed case of six blind boxes.

Naruto cards: the Naruto Mythos trading card game

Naruto Mythos is the licence's official trading card game, available since 13 March 2026, and its first expansion is titled Konoha Shidō (Set 01). The Booster Display landed on 26 June 2026, followed by an Itachi / Kisame Special Pack on 17 July 2026. Every booster holds 1 Mission Card, 4 commons, 3 uncommons, 1 HOLO card and 1 Rare, Secret or Legendary card — and it is that last line that decides what a pack is worth the moment it is opened.

The game combines clan mechanics, combos and hidden rarities, and already has a competitive circuit: the first Naruto Mythos regional tournament was held in September 2026. MTHOR stocks the Konoha Shidō 1st Edition booster box — the first print run, produced before any reprint and therefore the most sought-after by players and collectors alike — along with promotional cards such as the ungraded Gen Con Promo Chakra Card CP-001. Every sealed product ships in its factory packaging, an essential condition for a booster box to hold its value.

Naruto shoes and backpacks: Crocs, Converse, ASICS and Sprayground

An official Naruto shoe is recognisable by narrative details built into the product itself, not simply screen-printed on the surface. On the ASICS GEL-NYC Naruto Uzumaki Shippuden, the lace lock takes the shape of a ninja scroll, the Konoha emblem is engraved into the dubrae and the Uzumaki clan logo is embroidered on the tongue. On the Converse Chuck Taylor All Star Hi — offered here in Kakashi, Ritual Red, Pale Magma and Fossilized Vintage White versions, alongside the Converse Weapon Mid Itachi — the Naruto pair pairs its signature orange with the Eight Trigrams seal and an aged metal heel plate evoking the Hidden Leaf Village headband; the Sasuke version plays on a silver and navy base with thick purple laces recalling his waist rope, while the Gaara version carries the embroidered kanji for “love”.

The Naruto Crocs in the collection — Classic Clog Sasuke, Kakashi Shippuden and Itachi — shift the craft onto the accessories: the Itachi pair spreads the red Akatsuki clouds across the whole upper along with his scratched Konoha headband, while the Kakashi pair builds a pouch into the heel strap and ships with five Jibbitz. On the bag side, the Sprayground Naruto backpacks carry the licence across the Madara Sharkmouth, Itachi Prowl, Itachi Hypnotize, Itachi On Clouds DLXSV, Back To Back Attack, Get It Get It and Storm Rush models. Three concrete benefits follow: instantly readable characters from a distance, finishes that are hard to counterfeit and therefore protect resale value, and genuine everyday wearability — these pieces are made to be worn, not left in the box.

Why buy your Naruto at MTHOR

MTHOR Shop is a French boutique specialising in authenticated sneakers and collectibles. Every pair in the Naruto collection goes through a rigorous check carried out by our team of experts: we verify the consistency of the box and the size label, the material, smell, stitching, shape and sole, as well as the laces and accessories — Crocs Jibbitz and the ASICS dubrae included. For the most demanding checks we rely on specialist tools such as a UV lamp or a microscope. Every order ships with a seal, tangible proof that quality control was carried out and authenticity validated. Figures, plushes, blind boxes and card boosters, meanwhile, ship in their sealed factory packaging, never opened. Learn more about our authentication process.

We offer worldwide home delivery in 2 to 8 days against signature, with real-time tracking by email and WhatsApp, payment in 4 instalments at no extra cost via Klarna or Scalapay, and a France-based customer service team reachable Monday to Friday, 9am to 6pm. If anything goes wrong, our 14-day return policy protects you.

FAQ — Naruto at MTHOR

Are the Naruto figures sold at MTHOR authentic and sealed?

Yes, the Pop Mart Naruto figures, the Funko Pop! and the Miniso Top Toy plushes sold at MTHOR are officially licensed products, shipped in their original factory packaging, never opened. Sealed cases — 6, 10 or 12 blind boxes depending on the series — also leave factory-sealed, an essential condition for a case to keep its collector value.

What is a Naruto blind box and how does it work?

A Naruto blind box is an opaque box containing one figure drawn at random from the series — for instance the twelve characters of the Pop Mart Naruto Shippuden Childhood series. You do not know which character you are getting until you open it, and every series contains one or more secret pieces that are far rarer, such as the Unison Sign Sasuke Uchiha Secret Edition. Buying a full sealed case is the only way to guarantee every character in a series.

What is inside a Naruto Mythos card booster?

A booster from the Naruto Mythos trading card game contains 1 Mission Card, 4 common cards, 3 uncommons, 1 HOLO card and 1 Rare, Secret or Legendary card. The first expansion, Konoha Shidō, has been available since 2026; MTHOR stocks the booster box in 1st Edition, meaning the very first print run, more sought-after than later reprints.

What size should I pick for Naruto Crocs, Converse or ASICS?

Sizing differs from one Naruto collaboration brand to another. Crocs Classic Clog run wide and are generally taken in your usual size, or even one size down for a firmer fit. Converse Chuck Taylor All Star run large: most wearers go half a size down. The ASICS GEL-NYC is the snuggest of the three and is taken in your usual size. If in doubt, our customer service team will guide you before you buy.

How do you check that a Naruto pair is authentic?

Every Naruto pair sold at MTHOR is checked before shipping by our team of experts: consistency of the box and size label, material, smell, stitching, shape, sole, laces and accessories, backed by a UV lamp or a microscope for the most demanding checks. The pair leaves with a seal certifying that this check genuinely took place. The full protocol is public on our authenticity page.

Which box comes with my Naruto pair?

Every Naruto pair is delivered in its original box with its standard accessories. Naruto collaborations often come with dedicated packaging and extras: five Jibbitz for the Kakashi Crocs, themed accessories and a dedicated box for the ASICS GEL-NYC Naruto Shippuden. These elements are part of the pair's value and are checked just as carefully as the shoe itself.

How long does delivery take?

We ship worldwide, with home delivery against signature within 2 to 8 days. You get real-time tracking by email and WhatsApp, whatever your destination.

Will I have to pay customs fees?

No, no customs fees are charged to you. MTHOR covers all customs fees and duties in full, wherever you are in the world. The price shown on the site is the final price you pay: no unpleasant surprise on delivery.

Can I return my Naruto order if it is not right for me?

Yes. You have 14 days from delivery to send your Naruto order back to us, provided it is in its original condition (pair never worn, box intact, seal not removed, blind box or booster unopened). The refund is processed within 24h of the return arriving.

Going further

Discover our Pop Mart, Funko Pop, Bandai, Miniso, Crocs, Converse, ASICS, Sprayground and One Piece collections too. To learn everything about the quality of our sneakers, read our detailed authentication process or our guide How to spot a genuine pair of sneakers.