Anime Gifts Under £20
By Tom James
Hunting for anime gifts that won't blow the budget? Naruto fans are especially well catered for right now, with fluffy plushes, Pop! Vinyls and money boxes covering all the fan-favourite characters from Sasuke to Kakashi, no shipping-week miracle required.
Whether you're topping up a stocking or treating a fellow shinobi obsessive, this lineup mixes cuddly collectibles, manga box sets and cookbooks so you can shop by personality rather than price tag. Every pick here is proper Leaf Village material, ready to wrap and gift.
1. Naruto: Shippuden: Fluffy M Plush: Naruto Uzumaki (Sage Mode)
Anime — £12.99 at Forbidden Planet. View details
A soft, huggable take on Naruto in Sage Mode, this Fluffy plush is an easy win for anyone who wants a display-and-cuddle piece rather than a shelf-only figure.
2. Naruto: Shippuden: Potekoro Mascot M Plush: Obito Uchiha
Anime — £12.99 at Forbidden Planet. View details
Obito's Potekoro Mascot plush brings a fan-favourite antagonist into cute, pocket-sized form — a great pick for collectors who like their villains adorable rather than intimidating.
3. Naruto: Shippuden: Fluffy M Plush: Kakashi Hatake (Sharingan)
Anime — £17.99 at Forbidden Planet. View details
Kakashi's Sharingan gets the fluffy plush treatment here, giving fans of the Copy Ninja a soft, characterful piece that stands out from the usual figure shelf.
4. Naruto: Money Box: Itachi Shippuden
Anime — £15.99 at Forbidden Planet. View details
This Itachi money box doubles as decor and a genuinely useful savings pot, making it a thoughtful pick for anyone who wants their Naruto gift to earn its keep.
5. Naruto: Shippuden: Fluffy M Plush: Sasuke Uchiha (Sharingan)
Anime — £10.99 at Forbidden Planet. View details
Sasuke's Sharingan-eyed Fluffy plush is a compact, huggable gift for fans who want his intensity in a softer, cuddlier form than the usual statues allow.
6. Naruto: Shippuden: The Official Cookbook (Hardcover)
Anime — £18.19 at Forbidden Planet. View details
For the anime fan who loves cooking as much as ninjutsu, this official hardcover cookbook turns favourite Naruto dishes into an actually usable kitchen companion.
7. Naruto: Shippuden: Potekoro Mascot M Plush: Minato Namikaze
Anime — £9.99 at Forbidden Planet. View details
Minato's Potekoro Mascot plush is a lovely nod to the Fourth Hokage, ideal for fans who want a subtler character pick beyond the usual main trio.
8. Naruto: 3-In-1 Edition: Volume 58-60
Anime — £9.93 at Forbidden Planet. View details
This 3-in-1 volume bundles three books' worth of story into one chunky edition, a smart way to gift a big chapter of the saga without buying separately.
9. Naruto: 3-In-1 Edition: Volume 7-9
Anime — £9.93 at Forbidden Planet. View details
Covering an earlier arc in one bind-up, this 3-in-1 edition is perfect for gifting a reader who's building their collection from the beginning.
10. Naruto: Pop! Vinyl Figure: Sasuke Uchiha
Anime — £12.99 at Forbidden Planet. View details
A neat Pop! Vinyl of Sasuke gives collectors a stylised, shelf-ready figure that fits effortlessly alongside other Funko sets already on display.
11. Naruto: Money Box: Sakura
Anime — £11.99 at Forbidden Planet. View details
Sakura's money box combines cute design with genuine function, a practical gift idea for fans who want more than just another figure to dust.
12. Naruto: The Unofficial Cookbook
Anime — £15.99 at Forbidden Planet. View details
This unofficial cookbook is a fun, food-focused gift for fans wanting to recreate iconic meals from the series, no ninja skills required in the kitchen.
Anime Gifts Under £20 FAQs
What is a good anime gift under £20?
Pick the series first — anime is far too broad to buy generically. A Death Note or Naruto tee at around £15 works for a fan of that specific show, whereas unbranded anime merchandise rarely lands with anyone in particular.
Which anime series are most popular in the UK?
Death Note, Naruto, One Piece and My Hero Academia have the widest reach, which is why they make up most of this page. Newer series attract passionate but smaller followings, so they are riskier unless you know the person watches them.
Are anime t-shirts wearable day to day?
It depends on the design. Subtler prints like the Death Note playing-cards artwork pass as ordinary graphic tees, while large character portraits read as convention wear. If they would wear it to work, choose the understated option.
What can I buy an anime fan that isn't clothing?
The One Piece metal water bottle at £18.99 is the most practical non-apparel pick here and the most likely to be used daily. Pop! Vinyl figures at around £12 are the alternative if they collect rather than carry.