The latest anime to receive a gold necklace is Chanael, the cute but serious girl from the anime series Itachi: Naruto Next Generations.
The necklace has been made available in the anime’s English language version.
Chanael’s silver necklace was inspired by her Japanese counterpart, Aoi.
The necklace is a gift from the Japanese government, which has donated the necklace to charity.
The gift is part of a broader effort to make it easier for anime fans to donate and has been welcomed by many anime fans.
Itachi: The Last Episode will be released in March 2019.
Itachi’s silver, gold and platinum necklace has already been available in Japan, but fans in the United States and Australia have been able to buy the necklace.
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