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Naruto Round1 Arcade Event Starts in November 2026

A Naruto Round1 Arcade crossover event with special merchandise tied to purchases starts in November 2026.
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Round1 Arcade announced an event with the Naruto series will appear starting on November 25, 2026 and involve themed merchandise. This looks to be based on the original anime series and start of the manga and not the Shippuden or later Boruto time periods.

At the moment, only three elements of the Naruto crossover came up on the official collaboration section of the site. Buying game credits will get you a button pin or keychain with Iruka Umino and Kakashi Hatake behind Sakura Haruno, Naruto Uzumaki, and Sasuke Uchiha. You get one of the two for getting either $55 or 80 game credit, and you get two if you spend $120 or more on game credit. The club card costs $7 to activate and features the same three characters in a different pose. The collector’s cup features the same design as the Club Card and costs $20. That price includes unlimited soda refills all day.

Here’s a full gallery showing the Round1 Naruto merchandise like the button, keychain, club card, and collector’s cup.

At the start of October 2026, we saw a Persona series event at Round1. Before that, Honkai: Star Rail and One Piece crossovers appeared. Those events also involved things like special crane game prizes, blankets, and towels based on the series and their characters. It’s very possible that we could also see additional items like those also appear as part of the Naruto event closer to the launch of the crossover collaboration, but there aren’t any details yet.

The Naruto Round1 Arcade event starts in the US on November 25, 2026. The manga is available via Viz Media in North America, and you can stream the anime adaptation on services like Crunchyroll.

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