Naruto Cinereplicas Advent Calendar

Naruto Cinereplicas Advent Calendar 2026: 24 gifts and a Rasengan spinner built into the lid

The Naruto Rasengan Advent Calendar 2026, made by Cinereplicas under official licence, puts 24 gifts behind 24 doors, one a day to Christmas. The thing that sets it apart is on the outside, not inside a door: a Rasengan spinner, the ‘Swirling Orb’, is fixed into the cover. Give it a flick and the blue chakra disc spins. The lid art gathers Team 7 and their mentors, Sakura, Sasuke, Kakashi, Jiraiya and Naruto, with Uchiha and Akatsuki motifs running across it.

A word on what this is before you spend: it’s goodies and stationery, not figures. The 24 gifts are small wearable pieces, desk and stationery bits, and a few collectibles. No model kit, no heavyweight collector’s item. The spinner is the showpiece, and it’s the main reason to pick this edition over the older Naruto calendars Cinereplicas has run.

What is inside the Naruto advent calendar?

Twenty-four gifts for 24 doors, all of them Naruto-themed. Cinereplicas has published the full list, so there’s no guesswork here. Counted by type, it breaks down into four groups: wearable and collector pieces (Konoha headband with a real metal plate, Uchiha omamori charm pouch, cloud-pattern socks, Konoha bracelet, woven patch, pins), toys and interactive bits (a transparent blue-disc Rasengan yoyo, a squishy shuriken), stationery (Akatsuki pen, washi tape, memo pad, eraser, stamp, the ‘oil’ kanji magnet bookmark), and small decorations (lenticular magnet, Akatsuki cloud acrylic ornament, cupcake toppers, a compressed illustrated towel).

The two pieces worth keeping past December are the Konoha headband with its metal plate and the Uchiha omamori pouch: proper props a fan will actually use or display. The rest is the kind of small stuff, an eraser, a cable clip, a magnet, that earns a smile on the day and then lives in a drawer.

Content value: Cinereplicas doesn’t price it, and most of these pieces aren’t sold separately, so putting a pound figure on the box would mean inventing one. The one honest sum is the per-door maths: divide the £38.99 launch price across the 24 doors and each surprise lands at about £1.62. That tells you the shape of the thing, lots of small thematic gifts rather than a few valuable ones.

The door-by-door breakdown sits in the SPOILER tab.

From the scroll box to the Rasengan lid: how Cinereplicas has moved

Cinereplicas has run Naruto calendars before. The 2025 Deluxe edition came in a circular orange scroll box built to be reopened and kept, with 24 surprises in much the same goodies-and-stationery vein. This 2026 edition drops the scroll and makes the Rasengan spinner on the lid the centrepiece instead.

It’s a real difference, not a reshuffle. No one else puts a working spinner on the cover of a Naruto calendar, and for a fan it’s the kind of detail that justifies the swap. What hasn’t changed is the contents brief: 24 small licensed pieces, a few keepers and a lot of trinkets. If you owned the scroll box, you’re buying this one for the lid.

My view on the Naruto Cinereplicas Advent Calendar 2026

What wins me over is the honesty of the showpiece. Cinereplicas puts the Rasengan spinner right on the front and makes no secret that the gifts behind the doors are small. That’s a genuine fan gesture, and it’s reviewer-friendly: you know exactly what you’re getting. The Konoha headband with the metal plate and the Uchiha omamori pouch are the pieces I’d single out as worth owning on their own.

Where it falls down is value on the resale maths. At roughly £1.62 a door, several gifts are an eraser, a clip, a magnet: lovely for a fan, light on the scales. Anyone eyeing a calendar as a flip-it-on investment should walk past. This one’s bought for the countdown, not the resale.

My summary after looking at both Cinereplicas Naruto editions: ‘you’re buying 24 small thematic joys and one standout object, not a portfolio.’ At £1.62 a gift under official licence, the price matches the promise, as long as you’re buying it for the love of the series.

See all film and geek advent calendars currently available.

Cinereplicas, the official-licence specialist

Cinereplicas makes officially licensed merchandise across big franchises, Harry Potter, One Piece and Naruto among them, and advent calendars have become one of its seasonal fixtures. The house style leans on props and wearables fans recognise rather than generic trinkets: a headband with a real metal plate, a charm pouch, a patch.

The Rasengan spinner on the lid is that house style at full stretch: a licence detail (Naruto’s signature chakra attack) turned into a working object fixed to the box, with the countdown built around it.

Where to buy the Naruto Cinereplicas Advent Calendar 2026

• Retailer: Amazon UK, with other Cinereplicas stockists listing it too.
• Release: 2026 edition, with delivery charged at the retailer’s standard rates.
• Discount codes: none at the time of writing.
• Box: 24 doors, Rasengan spinner fixed into the lid, Team 7 and mentors on the cover.