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I saw it in a video and thought: too late, now I want it. Day one it was the orange ninja and I screamed. My boyfriend checks my desk every morning to see who came out today.
The afternoon after school, the TV on, one more episode before dinner. Every fan remembers the village, the headbands and the crew in the red-cloud cloaks, and everyone still wants a piece of it.
This is the Ninja Advent Calendar: 24 numbered doors, and behind each one an anime mini figure in its own little bag. The orange ninja, his rival, the masked sensei, the red-haired sand ninja and, one by one, the whole red-cloud crew.
One door a day. By Christmas Eve the whole team is lined up on the shelf, and nobody can say it's just another calendar.
Four steps. Nothing to assemble.
Take it out of the shipping box and put it on your desk, on a shelf or under the tree.
From 1 December you open one numbered door and pull out the little bag.
The orange ninja, his rival, the masked sensei, the red-cloud crew: a new face every morning.
The whole ninja team on the shelf, even after the tree is gone.
Three stickers, a keyring and a chocolate behind every other door. By day ten nobody opens it any more. This one is made the other way round.
Every door is a figure. 24 numbered doors, and behind each one a chibi ninja in its own little bag. No sweets and no cardboard filler to pad out the gaps.
The characters they know. The orange ninja in three versions, his rival, the pink-haired medic ninja, the masked sensei, the red-haired sand ninja, the traitor with the snake eyes and the whole crew in the red-cloud cloaks.
Illustrated on two sides. The three heroes on the front, the villains on the back with the numbered doors. Fans keep the box long after the last door.
So many Christmas presents for an anime fan end up in a drawer. This one ends up on display.
Every morning in December there is a new figure to put next to the others. By Christmas the desk, the shelf or the gaming setup has the whole team: the heroes on one side, the red-cloud crew on the other.
If they grew up with this series, or are devouring it right now, it's the one gift you never have to explain. That's why so many people order two: one to give and one to keep.
We choose every calendar we sell with one question: will it still be on the shelf after Christmas?
This one passed the test. If it isn't the case for you, write to us within 45 days and we'll give you back every last penny. No forms, no questions.
Fans say there's a ninja mini figure behind every door and that guessing who comes next became the best part of December. People who grew up with the series say it took them back in time, partners and parents say it was the easiest gift ever, and the red-cloud crew lined up on the shelf is the favourite photo. Plenty of people bought a second one to give away. A few admit to opening more than one door a day.
I saw it in a video and thought: too late, now I want it. Day one it was the orange ninja and I screamed. My boyfriend checks my desk every morning to see who came out today.
I'd had anime calendars with chocolate before and by the second week I was fed up. This one has a figure behind every door, and every morning I couldn't wait.
One for my son and one for my husband, who's a bigger fan than he is. They open the doors together at breakfast and argue about who found the best character.
The box looks gorgeous on both sides, and the red-cloud crew lined up on the shelf is the best thing in my room. I kept the box too.
I used to run home from school to watch it. Opening a door every morning with my coffee took me back fifteen years. The masked sensei made my week.
My boyfriend is impossible to buy for. He hugged the box. I don't need to say any more.
Everyone wants the hero, but I bought it for the red-cloud crew. Pulling out a new villain every few days is a joy.
She watched the whole series this summer. It was her calendar and now she has all the figures lined up on the windowsill, in order.
After the first five doors I ordered another one for my brother. He sends me a photo of every figure he finds.
The chibi faces are gorgeous. Big head, funny little body, and you can tell straight away who everyone is.
Brilliant calendar. I lost the battle with myself and opened three on the first day, my fault. The figures are gorgeous.
My son is 11 and runs to the calendar before breakfast. He tells me the story of every character. It's worth it for that alone.
I'm 31 and I don't care. The best Advent calendar I've ever had. Now the whole team is on my desk at the office.
It was for my nephew, I saw the back of the box with all the villains and ordered a second one for myself. No regrets.
All 24 above the monitor. They look amazing. My mates keep picking them up when they come round.
She's watched the whole series twice. Her reaction on the first morning was worth every penny.
I expected cheap tat and instead they're proper mini figures with real detail. The red-cloud cloaks are spot on.
My partner and I took turns opening the doors. Guessing who would come out became our December.
I bought it for the kids and ended up sitting down with them every morning. The three of us arguing over who's the strongest.
The pink-haired medic ninja, the sand ninja, the masked sensei. A new favourite every few days. Lovely gift.
Great fun, lovely figures. I'd happily have taken two of the masked sensei, he's my favourite. Four happy stars anyway.
One for each child, so nobody fights over the doors. It worked. Mostly.
I haven't watched it in years and I recognised every single figure. When the one with the snake eyes came out I laughed for half an hour.
First time in years that my 14-year-old daughter has got up before me. For a calendar. Says it all.
Heroes on one side, villains on the other. It's still on my shelf, long after the tree came down.
I gave it to a colleague who's an anime fan for Secret Santa and she was over the moon. She opened the doors at her desk every morning.
24 figures at this price is mad. I've paid more for a single statue.
He watched it as a teenager. Now he's got the whole team next to the TV and won't let me move it.
Great calendar and a nice mix of characters. I bought a little shelf to line them up, it would be nice if one was included.
The chibi versions are adorable. Even my mum, who has never seen the series, said they're really cute.
No filler, no chocolates, no stickers. Just a new character every day. Exactly what I wanted.
Dark, cold mornings, but every day I had a new ninja. Crazy how happy it made me.
My son was meant to open it but I kept guessing the next character. He beat me almost every time.
I gave it to him on 30 November. On 1 December at six he was already standing in front of the calendar. Like a little kid.
When the last villain came out and the whole red-cloud crew was lined up, I took about forty photos.
If they love anime, buy it. Simple. My sister enjoyed every single day.
I worked out who was behind some of the doors by looking at the drawing on the box and spoiled the surprise for myself. The figures are lovely though.
Chocolate calendars are finished by lunchtime. These figures are still on my shelf and make me smile every day.
I liked it so much that I sent one to my best friend in Madrid. He sends me a photo of every new figure.
My two kids open it together, one door each in turn. They're already asking if we're getting it next year too.
Well made, clean colours, nicely done faces. Better than I thought for the price.
Gorgeous calendar. I'd have liked one or two more female characters, but the pink-haired medic ninja is my favourite on the shelf.
I got it for my 19-year-old brother, who pretends he's too grown up for this stuff. He wasn't too grown up.
I took a photo of every door I opened. 24 photos, 24 happy mornings.
There's an army of ninjas on my desk at work now. Best decision of the year.
One for me and one for my best friend. Every morning on a video call to open the doors together.
Of all his Christmas presents, it's the one he's talked about most. The figures go everywhere with him.
The artwork on the box alone is worth it. Heroes on the front, villains on the back with the doors. I kept it on the shelf as a decoration.
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24 numbered doors, and behind each one an anime mini figure in its own little bag: the orange ninja in three versions, his rival, the pink-haired medic ninja, the masked sensei, the red-haired sand ninja, the traitor with the snake eyes, the whole crew in the red-cloud cloaks and more besides.
No. Take it out of the shipping box and it's ready. The figures come complete in their little bags.
For both. Most of our customers are adult fans who grew up with the series, or partners and parents buying it as a gift. Kids who watch it today love it too. It contains small parts: keep it away from children under three.
It's one of the easiest gifts to get right for an anime fan. Instead of a present that's unwrapped in a minute, it's 24 mornings with the characters they already love, and a team that stays on display.
It's rare, but it happens. Every order is covered by our 45-day money-back guarantee. Write to us and we'll refund you in full, no conditions.
Of course, and plenty of people do. One to give and one to keep, or one for each sibling so nobody fights over the doors, are the most common combinations.
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Nothing stops you, but the fun is in the wait. Almost every fan says that guessing who's behind tomorrow's door is the best part.
No. Take it out of the shipping box and it's ready. The figures come complete in their little bags.
It's one of the easiest gifts to get right for an anime fan. Instead of a present that's unwrapped in a minute, it's 24 mornings with the characters they already love, and a team that stays on display.
Of course, and plenty of people do. One to give and one to keep, or one for each sibling so nobody fights over the doors, are the most common combinations.
Nothing stops you, but the fun is in the wait. Almost every fan says that guessing who's behind tomorrow's door is the best part.
Excellent! 4.8/5 from 3,146 reviews
I bought it for my grandchildren and ended up ordering one for myself too. Ordering was really easy, and every time I had a question they got back to me within an hour.
Honestly one of the best things I've bought. My little boy opened the door before he'd even got dressed, absolutely thrilled!
I bought it before December and was pleasantly surprised. No chocolate, no sugar, just something new every morning. The whole family loves it!
I gave it to my sister for her son, and he's impossible to please. She sent me a photo of the door every day in December. Thank you!
It arrived well packed, exactly like the photos, and the quality is better than I expected.
This is the third time I've ordered from this shop. Always the same: careful packaging, everything easy, and products that do what they promise.
On 1 December the first door opens, or you're left looking at other fans' photos. Order now: if even one door disappoints, write to us within 45 days and we'll refund you in full. Christmas stock is limited, and the last boxes always go in November.
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