
June 4, 2019

Officially licensed partners for the franchise include:
Bandai America (6.5-inch articulated action figures);
Bandai Namco Entertainment America (video game);
Bioworld (apparel and accessories);
Fanwraps (decals and stickers);
Funko (collections of POP! and vinyl figures);
Good Smile Company (a collection of Nendoroid figures);
Great Eastern (novelty accessories);
Kura Sushi: (restaurant chain activation);
Just Funky (drinkware and accessories);
Loyal Subjects (a collection of action vinyls);
McFarlane Toys (ultra-articulation action figures);
Party City (Halloween costumes);
Pyramid (posters and stationaries);
Ripple Junction (apparel and accessories);
Spirit Halloween (Halloween costumes);
Sprayground (backpacks);
Toynami (collection of statues);
Trends International (posters);
Traly (collection of enamel pins for Target) and
Uniqlo (apparel).
Latin American partners for “Naruto” include:
DeAgostini (artwork collections);
Heredia Clothing (apparel);
Rosstamp Confeccao e Estamparia Ltda AKA Piticas (apparel) and
Festcolor Artigos De Festas Ltda (party goods, stickers).
Over “Naruto’s” 20-year run, the show has spawned countless iterations of
consumer products from licensees
including Funko, Fanwraps, Bandai America, Bioworld, Good Smile Company and McFarlane Toys.
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