34 Best Gifts for All Types of Anime Fans

If you've ever watched anime with a loved one, you might have noticed the incredible food the characters eat. From ramen and mochi to takoyaki and onigiri, this book is a how-to for over 500 of those meals.

Monopoly is already a classic in the game world. With this anime-themed upgrade inspired by Naruto, players can buy sell and trade their way to becoming the best ninja in the room.

Younger anime fans will love this Kiki's Delivery Service-themed bento box. It has two separate sections, as well as a two-point locking lid for extra security. "My 5 yr old daughter loves the movie and loves this. When it arrived, she asked me to immediately wash it and transfer her dinner into the bowels. She had so much fun opening it and using the tiny fork," one Amazon reviewer wrote.

While these Tanjiro earrings are perfect for cosplay, they're also light and wearable for everyday use. The hooks are made of sterling silver, and you can choose from a regular stud style or clip-on style.

One glance at this purse, and Sailor Moon fans will instantly recognize Luna's moon symbol and cat ears. The bag features artificial leather and a turn-lock for secure closing.

Designed for ages 12 and up, this Nanoblock set comes with 16o tiny bricks and detailed instructions to build Itachi Uchiha from Naruto.

Spy Family fans know that Anya Forger goes through several emotions, which is understandable since she can read minds. You can help her manage her emotions by feeding her, dressing her and playing mini-games with her with this Tamagotchi.

Many people think of Naruto when they see this red cloud sign, which was used by Akatsuki to represent justice and fairness. The sign comes with pre-drilled holes for easy mounting.

Standing at approximately 4.5 inches tall, Funko Pop Ichigo comes with his iconic black coat and blade.

Apart from the dreamy (and usually dark) storylines, Studio Ghibli movies are famous for the iconic foods portrayed. This unofficial guide shows you how to recreate foods from Spirited Away, My Neighbor Totoro and more.

This One Piece beanie is one-size-fits-all. Measuring at 12-inches, it has good stretch. It's also available in gray if that's more their style.

No Face from Spirited Away can help you save spare change when you put coins on his plate because he'll swallow them away!

In Death Note, L is always found munching on something when trying to find out who Kira is. Reviewers like how accurate this keychain is, and compliment its sturdiness.

Reviewers love that Jiji from Kiki's Delivery Service slides across the broom on this necklace. Note that the necklace isn't made from real gold, but it is study, according to Amazon customers.

We love that Hallmark came out with this Izuku (Deku) ornament for My Hero Academia fans. It comes with a hanger attachment for a ribbon or hook.

Everyone knows you need the drill to power Lagann! You can order either a necklace or keychain, and if you ask us, you should definitely opt for the glow-in-the-dark finish.

Are they running out of anime to watch? With this scratch off poster, they'll have 100 options to choose from. The poster features white layers that reveal anime characters or fun symbols — making it a gift worth displaying on their walls.

While anime is starting to pop up on popular streaming platforms like Netflix and Hulu, there are some more niche shows that still aren't as accessible. Gifting a Fan Tier membership of Crunchyroll gives your loved one access to a variety of shows without ads. You can gift a one-month membership for just $7.99, or a whole year for $79.99.

For the friend that loves anime and loves to draw, this book gives you step-by-step instructions on how to capture the anime and manga style with ease.

Whether you purchase for playing or collecting, reviewers like that this Sanji figure is easy to pose and looks pretty close to how we know him on One Piece.