Super7 GI Joe ReAction+ Tiger Force Jinx Showing up at Target & In Hand Images

Yo Joe! The wait is finally over for one of the coolest Super7 GI Joe ReAction+ exclusives we’ve seen in a while. Tiger Force Jinx is officially showing up at Target stores and we are so excited to see her hitting the pegs! We first got a great look at this figure when we covered the Wave 10 and Tiger Force Jinx Super7 GI Joe ReAction+ hi-res images and video, and now collectors are finally getting her in hand. I always loved the Tiger Force sub-team and their amazing color schemes, and Jinx in those classic yellow and brown tiger stripes looks super exciting on the card. The ReAction+ style just suits these GI Joe figures so well, and a Target exclusive Tiger Force variant is really cool for collectors who love hunting the pegs for something special. So let’s take a look at Super7 GI Joe ReAction+ Tiger Force Jinx showing up at Target with in hand images!

Hitting Store Shelves

The card art features Jinx in a fiery action illustration, her dark green top contrasting sharply against the Tiger Force yellow and black tiger-striped pants. The flames framing the artwork give the whole card a real sense of energy, and you can see her in the blister looking like a solid retro-style translation of that illustrated version.

Jinx’s sculpt carries that vintage 3.75″ charm, with a clean face sculpt that captures her sharp features and pulled-back dark hair. The olive green belt cinching her waist adds a nice separation between the dark upper body and those bold orange tiger-striped legs.

Here’s a closer look at Jinx still sealed in the blister, and you can see how that silver dragon emblem on her chest really pops against the dark top. The included rifle is molded in black and sits right alongside her in the tray, keeping things clean and classic for a ReAction-style release.

Here’s a closer look at the card back in hand, and the file card bio is a great read, detailing how Jinx was recruited by Snake Eyes after discovering her family’s multi-generational ninja lineage during a trip to Japan. The “Create Your Own G.I. Joe Mobile Strike Force” callout across the top of the dossier section is a fun throwback touch that really sells the nostalgic presentation.

In Hand Images

Her boots carry a muted olive tone that ties back to the belt and trim along the shoulders, pulling the whole color scheme together nicely. I noticed that the tiger stripes on her legs have a slightly irregular, hand-painted feel to them, which gives them a lot of character at this scale.

The back of the card is a love letter to the vintage file card format, complete with Jinx’s dossier listing her as Ninja/Intelligence with a birthplace of Los Angeles, California. Illustrations of other Tiger Force teammates like Duke, Snake Eyes, and Wild Bill line the top, encouraging you to build out the full squad.

Outfitted with a dark olive backpack strapped snugly over her shoulders, Jinx also comes with a grappling hook, its curved tip and textured handle adding a fun extra layer to her ninja loadout. The glossy finish on her top catches your attention right away, contrasting with the matte orange of those tiger-striped pants in a way that gives the figure some real visual variety.

From this side profile, you can see how the silver button detail on her sleeve catches your eye, a small but welcome sculpted element that adds some military-style hardware to the jacket. The backpack’s antenna extends cleanly above her slicked-back hair, and those diamond-shaped tiger stripes read nicely as they track down the full length of each leg.

Here’s a fun profile view that really shows off how the backpack sits on the figure, with its olive bulk and black antenna creating a nice silhouette against her dark top. The tiger stripes wrap cleanly around the sides of her legs, and from this angle you get a better sense of how those black boots ground the whole color palette.

A close-up reveals the silver dragon emblem in finer detail, its coiled body and splayed claws etched with surprising definition for a figure at this scale. The olive green trim running down the center of her top creates a clean vertical line that frames the emblem nicely, while her face sculpt shows off those sharp, determined brows and a subtle red lip application.

Armed with her rifle, Jinx has a nice heft to the weapon sculpt, with the pump-action foregrip and stock showing solid molded detail in that dark brown plastic. You can see how the antenna on her backpack extends up past her head, adding a communication gear element that rounds out her field-ready look.

Here’s a closer look at the backpack from behind, and the sculpted detail is actually pretty impressive, with individually molded pouches, buckle closures, and what appear to be canteen-shaped compartments flanking the lower section. The grappling hook slots neatly into the top of the pack, its hooked tip curving just above her textured hair sculpt.

I’m really digging this three-quarter view, where the contrast between that glossy dark top and the bright orange legs really hits you all at once. The grappling hook peeking out from behind her shoulder and the rifle’s barrel extending forward give the figure a layered, accessory-rich feel that works well for such a simple sculpt format.