Super7 TMNT Foot Ninja Wave 1 ReAction+ In Hand Review

Cowabunga! Well, actually, not so much cowabunga for the Turtles, because the Foot Clan is rolling deep into our collections now. I have been waiting for Super7 to give the Foot Ninja the ReAction+ treatment, and now that I have this figure in hand, I couldn’t be happier. If you grew up watching the 1987 animated series, you know the Foot Ninja were everywhere. They were the nameless, faceless army that Shredder threw at the Turtles episode after episode, and honestly, they were a huge part of what made those battles feel so epic. You can’t have heroes without someone to fight, and the Foot Clan delivered every single time. What I love about this ReAction+ version is how it pulls directly from that classic cartoon aesthetic. The purple mask, the red Foot Clan symbol on the forehead, and that unmistakable uniform are all here and looking sharp. Super7 has packed some really nice sculpted detail into this little 4-inch figure, and the paint application is clean and deliberate. The classic O-ring construction gives this figure 9 points of articulation, which is a welcome step up from the standard ReAction format. You can actually get some fun ninja poses out of this one. And speaking of ninja poses, the Foot Ninja comes with a katana sword and a punch dagger, so there’s no shortage of ways to set up your display. For army builders, this is a dream. The Foot Clan was never just one soldier. It was wave after wave of them pouring out of the shadows, and now you can start building that army on your shelf. Line a few of these up behind a Shredder figure and you’ve got an instant scene pulled straight from the cartoon. So let’s take a look at the Super7 TMNT Foot Ninja Wave 1 ReAction+ in hand review! We want to give a huge thanks to Big Bad Toy Store for sending us this Super7 TMNT Foot Ninja Wave 1 ReAction+ for review, and if he has been on your must have list, you can still grab him now at Big Bad Toy Store.

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Packaging

The card art on this one is fantastic, featuring a bold illustration of the Foot Ninja mid-leap with katana drawn, set against a radiating yellow-to-green burst that really pops. You can see how the figure sits inside the blister alongside his katana and punch dagger accessories, all packed tight against that classic carded presentation.

Here’s a closer look at the back of the card, which features four illustrated panels showcasing Donatello, Raphael, Shredder, and the Foot Ninja, each bursting through electric yellow-green explosions against a rich purple backdrop. The artwork by Brent Engstrom has a wonderfully exaggerated, almost comic-panel energy to it, with each character rendered in a chunky, hyper-detailed style that feels like a love letter to late ’80s box art.

Figure Details

Outfitted with a purple mask, dark tunic, and matching purple pants, the Foot Ninja has a clean, classic look that nails the 1987 cartoon aesthetic. The red Foot Clan symbol on his forehead and those narrow yellow eyes give the head sculpt a ton of character, and I like how the sculpted cowl drapes naturally over his shoulders.

Here’s a closer look at the Foot Ninja from the side, where you can really appreciate those silver vambraces with their riveted, studded texture wrapping around the forearms. The katana and punch dagger are both cast in a deep metallic blue that contrasts nicely against the purple and black of the outfit.

You can see how the profile view really highlights the punch dagger’s curved, hooked blade, which has a distinct sai-like quality to it with that tapered point. The flesh-toned hands offer a subtle contrast where they grip the weapons, breaking up the purple-and-black color scheme just enough to add some visual variety.

Here’s a closer look at the back of the Foot Ninja, where the black tunic sits smooth and uncluttered between the shoulder joints. The purple sash wraps around the waist with a layered, slightly ruffled edge where it meets the belt line, and those chunky black boots finish off the lower half with a nice visual weight.

Armed with both the katana and punch dagger, the Foot Ninja looks great in a wide, expressive pose that really shows off what you can get out of those 9 points of articulation and that classic O-ring construction. I like how the clear display stand keeps everything stable while letting the figure maintain a more aggressive, off-balance position that wouldn’t hold up on its own.

Something I appreciate here is how well the Foot Ninja holds that blue punch dagger at this closer range, where you can see the sculpted finger wraps and individual knuckle lines in those flesh-toned hands. The black belt sits snug with a small silver buckle detail that ties the tunic and sash together cleanly at the waist.

I’m really digging how the Foot Ninja looks propped up on that clear stand with the katana extended wide, showing off the full length of that blue blade against the purple legs. The dark brown boots have a nice chunky sculpt with a distinct separation line at the ankle, and the knee articulation blends in well without breaking up the silhouette of those purple pants.