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9cm Q-Version Naruto Anime Figure (Naruto, Kakashi, Sasuke, Itachi)
I ordered this 9cm Naruto Q-version set mainly for desk and dashboard decoration. What pulled me in was the adorable chibi style — especially the tiny Kakashi with his Sharingan peeking out. The listing photos looked too good to be true, but at under $2 per figure, I took the risk.
Delivery took just under 3 weeks, and the figures arrived well-packaged with zero damage. The colors are bold, and the paint job was cleaner than I expected for the price. All four characters were instantly recognizable and had solid detailing for their size. The plastic is lightweight but not flimsy.
Pros: Cute proportions, vibrant paint, well-shaped faces, and great for decoration. Cons: No stands, so some don’t stand up well on their own. US comparison: You’d easily pay $10–15 per figure on US sites like Amazon or BoxLunch. Expectation match: Yes — they’re surprisingly better than I hoped.
US $3.28
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NARUTO 6-Piece Action Figure Set (Sasuke, Killer Bee, Tobi, Gaara, Kakashi)
This 6-piece Naruto character figure set looked like an absolute steal. I was curious how they’d balance style and scale with so many characters included. I got them mainly for shelf display.
Each figure came with a custom base, and they fit perfectly. The details on Tobi’s mask and Killer Bee’s accessories really caught me off guard — way better than expected. Most were 7–9cm tall and came individually wrapped in the box.
Pros: Solid bases, dynamic poses, and accurate coloring. Cons: Gaara had a tiny factory paint smudge, but nothing serious. US comparison: Comparable sets here go for $40–60 on eBay. Expectation match: Definitely exceeded it for the price.
US $4.8
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Madara, Sasuke, Kakashi, Minato PVC Figure (10–14cm GK Statues)
I ordered this mostly for the larger size and better detail promised in the listing. These 10–14cm Naruto GK-style PVC statues were intended as centerpiece items for my anime collection.
The Madara figure came out on top — the sculpt is fierce and expressive. Minato’s cape was slightly bent due to packaging, but it straightened out after a day. Paint quality is nearly on par with mid-range collectibles you’d find in specialty shops.
Pros: Strong sculpting, character-specific expressions, no broken parts. Cons: Slight packaging deformation on arrival. US comparison: Similar quality PVCs run $25–40 each here. Expectation match: Yes, pleasantly surprised by build quality.
US $4.56
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20cm Uchiha Sasuke & Kakashi Action Figures (Bandai-style)
This larger 20cm Naruto anime figure set felt like the “premium” option from AliExpress. I got this for my main anime shelf. The combination of size and “Bandai” label was what sold me.
These are some of the most detailed action figures I’ve ever bought under $10. Kakashi’s pose is dynamic, and Sasuke’s sword detail is clean. Joints are non-moveable but feel solid. Paint was sharp, especially around the eyes.
Pros: Tall, striking presence, durable build. Cons: Slightly glossy finish, which some may not like. US comparison: Similar figures in the US go for $50+ each. Expectation match: Well beyond what I thought possible for this price.
US $6.05
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Hatake Kakashi Car Decoration Figurine
I was looking for a small Kakashi figure specifically to put on my dashboard, and this one looked like a fun, lightweight option. The cool pose and mask detail drew me in.
It’s about 8cm tall and has a sticky pad to help it stand (though I reinforced it with double-sided tape). The paint work on the Sharingan eye is crisp. Lightweight but stable.
Pros: Small, cute, and very recognizably Kakashi. Cons: Doesn’t stick well without extra adhesive. US comparison: Similar car ornaments start at $15+ locally. Expectation match: Yep, it’s perfect for what I wanted.
US $1.19
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Uchiha Itachi, Pain, Kakashi, Sasuke Action Figures (Q-style, Set of 4)
I wanted more variety in smaller figures and this set had Itachi and Pain, which I didn’t see in a lot of others. The 7–9cm scale was ideal for my corner shelf.
The Q-version style doesn’t compromise on facial details. Pain’s face marks are super sharp, and Itachi’s cloak is nicely sculpted. Each figure feels distinct and high-quality despite their small size.
Pros: Excellent detail for Q-style, strong paint adhesion. Cons: No bases included. US comparison: $10 per figure if you’re lucky. Expectation match: Absolutely, I’d buy another set in this line.
US $6.86
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12-Piece Naruto Q-Version PVC Figure Set (Hinata, Sasuke, Gaara, etc.)
This big 12-piece set looked like a fun impulse buy for under $20. It includes most of the core cast, in Q-version style. I wanted a complete little group for my bookshelf.
Every figure came individually wrapped. Not a single one was broken or badly painted. Hinata’s hair, Gaara’s gourd, and even Jiraiya’s headband were well-defined. Stands included for most.
Pros: Wide character selection, colorful, consistent scale. Cons: A few wobbly bases, but minor issue. US comparison: You’d pay triple for a similar set here. Expectation match: Yes, and then some.
US $6.63
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Duplicate 9cm Q-Version Naruto Figure Set (Naruto, Kakashi, Sasuke, Itachi)
I accidentally ordered this set twice, but honestly, no regrets. Having duplicates let me use one set for car display and another for my desk. Still just as cute and cleanly painted as the first batch.
Pros: Adorable style, easy to display in different settings. Cons: Paint varies slightly between batches. US comparison: Still better than paying $30+ for chibi figures. Expectation match: Yup, I like them enough to keep both sets.
US $3.54
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Itachi, Pain, Sasuke Action Figure Set (New Shippuden Models)
I was on the hunt for a cool Itachi and this set gave me him plus Pain and Sasuke. Their stoic expressions and cloaks were what caught my attention.
All three figures look intense. They stand well, and the red clouds on the Akatsuki cloaks are accurately placed. Pain’s eyes are especially well done.
Pros: Serious vibe, sharp detailing, well balanced. Cons: Slight color bleeding on Sasuke’s eyes. US comparison: US versions are $20–35 a piece. Expectation match: Definitely — Itachi looks epic.
US $6.72
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12-Piece Naruto Q-Version PVC Figure Set (Hinata, Gaara, Kakashi, Sasuke)
I bought this one assuming it would overlap with my earlier 12-piece set, but the characters had different poses and expressions. This second batch is more expressive and dynamic.
The paint is just as clean, and the figure bases have slightly more grip. Gaara’s and Kakashi’s new stances are a nice bonus.
Pros: Alternate poses, consistent build quality. Cons: One base was missing, but I improvised. US comparison: Still a fraction of US collectible prices. Expectation match: Yes, especially happy with Hinata and Kakashi.
US $15.38
Overall Verdict
This whole Naruto figure haul from AliExpress blew my mind a little. I went in expecting basic toys, but what I got were solid mini-collectibles with far better quality than the price suggests. Delivery times averaged 2–3 weeks, and everything came safely packed.
I’d absolutely recommend these Naruto action figures if you’re into anime collectibles and want to decorate your space without breaking the bank. I’m already planning to grab more Akatsuki members and maybe a few larger-scale statues.
