Super7 Micronauts ReAction+ Wave 6 Preorders
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Time to shrink down and enter the Microverse! Super7 keeps the Micronauts love coming strong with Wave 6 of their ReAction+ line, and boy are we thrilled to see these preorders go live. We’ve been following this line closely since Wave 3 and Wave 4, and it’s so exciting to see Super7 continue to dig into this classic property with no signs of slowing down. This wave brings us a solo Acroyear figure along with an Acroyear and Time Traveler (Clear) two-pack, and I just love that we’re getting a clear variant Time Traveler. Those translucent Micronauts figures were always such a huge part of what made the original toy line so iconic, and seeing Super7 honor that tradition in the ReAction+ scale is really cool. The level of detail Super7 packs into these 3.75-inch figures continues to impress, and with the added articulation the ReAction+ format offers, these are so much fun to pose and display alongside the rest of the waves. IN STOCK now on our affiliate partner Super7 as well as preorders through the Bigbadtoystore and Entertainment Earth! These Micronauts waves have a habit of selling through, so if you’re building out your Microverse collection, I wouldn’t wait too long on these. So let’s take a look at Super7 Micronauts ReAction+ Wave 6!
Where to Buy
You can preorder the figures at the following retailers below
Micronauts ReAction+ Wave 06 – Acroyear
The front of Acroyear’s card really sells the cosmic warfare feel, with a painted version of the character bursting through a debris field of floating rocks against a gradient of fiery oranges, deep reds, and smoky nebula clouds. Through the blister, you can see the full accessory loadout nestled alongside the figure, including what appears to be a small human head accessory and a separate torso or cockpit piece, which hints at some fun interchangeable parts play.
Acroyear features a striking split between white and black on the body, with a metallic ice-blue chrome chest plate and matching head crest that really pop against the matte sections. The two large turbine-style wheel accessories attach at the shoulders via cross-peg connectors, and his sword carries that same translucent blue chrome finish with sculpted detailing along the blade.
Here’s a closer look at the packaging for both Acroyear and Time Traveler, and the card art on each one is gorgeous. Acroyear’s card uses a fiery red and orange cosmic backdrop with the character rendered in full flight, while Time Traveler’s card leans into cool blues and misty nebula tones with a painted silver figure striding across rocky terrain, a small crimson planet hanging overhead.
The back of Acroyear’s card features a grid of character portraits showing the full Micronauts lineup, each framed in their own photo window against alternating red and blue backgrounds. A bio section at the bottom describes Acroyear’s function as an Aerial Warrior, complete with a stat chart tracking Strength, Intelligence, Speed, Endurance, Courage, and Skill on a pink grid, which is a fun nod to the vintage tech-spec style.
Time Traveler’s packaging showcases that beautiful card art up close, with the painted silver figure moving through a misty alien landscape of blue rock formations and swirling nebula clouds. The figure itself sits in the blister with a pearlescent silver finish across the entire body, and that gold chest panel with its sculpted dial and button details really pops against all that chrome.
The back of Time Traveler’s card follows the same layout as Acroyear’s, with the full character grid showing all the wave entries in their individual photo windows. I like how the Time Traveler variants get four dedicated spots in the grid, each showcasing a different color scheme from yellow to red to green to silver, really highlighting just how many versions of this character exist across the line.
Here’s a closer look at both figures side by side outside their packaging, and you can really appreciate how different they are in design philosophy. Time Traveler’s sleek silver body with that gold chest compartment reads as streamlined sci-fi, while Acroyear’s blocky, segmented construction with those ice-blue chrome accents and chunky black joints feels more like a walking mech suit.
Time Traveler’s clear variant swaps the pearlescent silver for translucent plastic across the entire body, letting you see right through the limbs and torso to that gold chest compartment nestled inside. The chrome silver head sculpt retains all the same facial detail, with sculpted hair and a clean mustache, and those white hands and boots ground the otherwise see-through body with just enough opacity.
