FiGPiN Enamel Pin - Naruto x Hello Kitty - Select Figure(s)

FiGPiN's Naruto x Hello Kitty crossover line merges Sanrio characters with Naruto Shippuden ninja — each pin sold separately, selectable from the dropdown. The five mashups: Hello Kitty Naruto (#635), Chococat Sasuke (#634), My Melody Sakura (#636), Pochacco Kakashi (#637), and Badtz-Maru Itachi (#633), each Sanrio character dressed in the corresponding ninja's outfit.

This set comes from the official Naruto x Sanrio collaboration and follows FiGPiN's standard build: die-cast zinc alloy with layered hard enamel and a nickel-plated finish, sealed in a hard polycarbonate case with a crossover art card. The rubber backer doubles as a display stand, and the engraved serial on each pin registers in the FiGPiN app for edition and rarity data.

Product details

• Brand: FiGPiN
• Series: Naruto x Hello Kitty (Naruto Shippuden x Sanrio collaboration)
• Type: Collectible enamel pin
• Material: Cast zinc alloy, hard synthetic enamel, electroplated nickel finish
• Size: approximately 3 inches (76.2mm) tall, 2mm thick
• Packaging: Hard polycarbonate display case with backer stand and art card
• Condition: Brand new, factory sealed
• Recommended age: 14 and up
• Sold individually — one pin per purchase

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Naruto x Hello Kitty crossover?
An official collaboration between the Naruto franchise and Sanrio pairing each Sanrio character with a ninja: Hello Kitty as Naruto, Chococat as Sasuke, My Melody as Sakura, Pochacco as Kakashi, and Badtz-Maru as Itachi.

Are these official licensed products?
Yes — FiGPiN produced these under license from both franchises, and each pin's engraved serial number verifies in the FiGPiN app.

How many pins complete the set?
Five, numbered #633 through #637 in the FiGPiN catalog.

What size are the pins?
FiGPiN's standard 3-inch (76.2mm) size, in the hard collector case.

Can they be worn or are they display pieces?
Both — the pin back attaches to bags and jackets, and the rubber backer stands the pin upright for shelf display. Many collectors keep them sealed in the case.