Back to the Future Part II Super7 ReAction+ Preorders In Stock On Super7

“Roads? Where we’re going, we don’t need roads.” Great Scott, Super7 is taking us back to Hill Valley, 2015 style! We are super excited to share that preorders for the Back to the Future Part II ReAction+ figures are now in stock over at our friends at BigBadToyStore. We’re getting both Marty McFly (2015) and Doc Brown (2015), both priced at $24.99 each with a September 2026 ship date. I always loved the 2015 Hill Valley scenes in Part II, and seeing Marty in that rainbow painter’s cap, futuristic bomber jacket, and those inside-out jeans pockets rendered in that classic ReAction+ style just makes me smile. And he comes with a hot pink hoverboard accessory! How freakin’ cute is that?! Doc Brown looks amazing too, and I love that they included a newspaper accessory. You just know it’s that front page with the headline we all remember. Both figures feature 12 points of articulation, which gives the ReAction+ line that extra edge for posing and display compared to the classic 5-point ReAction style. It’s really cool to see Super7 continue to dig into the Back to the Future franchise with the ReAction+ treatment. These 4-inch scale figures on blister card packaging just have that nostalgic charm that hits different for collectors like us who grew up in the era of these movies. Pick these up now in stock on Super7.com or preorder on Big Bad Toy Store or Entertainment Earth! So let’s take a look at Back to the Future Part II Super7 ReAction+ figures!

Where to Buy

You can preorder the figures at the following retailers below

Marty McFly’s 2015 look pairs a gray futuristic bomber jacket over a maroon shirt with light blue jeans, and that rainbow-patterned painter’s cap is a fun little detail that nails the Part II aesthetic. His hot pink hoverboard sits right at his feet in the blister, and next to him, Doc Brown’s card shows off those red-and-olive color layers alongside his newspaper accessory against a contrasting blue bubble.

Back to the Future Part II Marty McFly (2015)

Here’s Marty McFly’s 2015 version on his card, and I like how the bright yellow blister backing really makes the maroon and gray jacket combo pop against it. The hoverboard is tucked alongside him with its pink, teal, and magenta splatter deco, and you can just make out those inside-out jeans pockets sculpted along the thighs.

Here’s a closer look at the back of the card, which splits the layout between the original film’s trio and the Part II versions, with each figure shown alongside their respective accessories like guitars, traffic cones, skateboards, and hoverboards. I like how the backdrop transitions from a cool purple-blue gradient for the 1985 lineup down to a warm orange-gold wash for the 2015 versions, tying each set to the feel of its respective era.

Marty McFly comes with his hoverboard, and you can see how the underside features a sculpted footpad system with two circular gray pads connected by a brown center bracket, all set against that wild pink, yellow, and magenta diagonal stripe pattern. Something I appreciate here is the small silver snaps sculpted onto the jacket’s chest pockets, plus the way his cap carries that iridescent, rainbow-tinted finish across its brim and crown.

Here’s a closer look at the back of the figure, where the maroon vest panel sits flush against the gray jacket with two small silver shoulder rivets flanking the collar seam. The hoverboard’s topside shows off the “HOVER BOARD” text in bold yellow lettering, framed by green chevron arrows and red dots against those alternating pink and magenta diagonal stripes.

Back to the Future Part II Doc Brown (2015)

The card art is a real showstopper here, featuring the DeLorean from behind as it tears down a flame-streaked road with the “OUTATIME” plate glowing beneath its taillights, all set against a stormy, lightning-filled sky. Doc Brown’s 2015 look sits against a bright blue blister bubble, and you can already see the layered outfit with that olive duster coat over a red patterned shirt, plus the newspaper accessory tucked alongside him.

Here’s a closer look at the back of the card’s Part II section, where Doc Brown 2015 and Marty McFly 2015 are shown together beneath the sequel’s logo treatment. I think it’s cool that each figure gets a clean, individual portrait-style presentation with their accessories displayed at their feet, letting you compare the two side by side and get a sense of how those contrasting color palettes will look displayed together.

Doc Brown’s 2015 outfit really comes together nicely out of the packaging, with the olive duster featuring a quilted diamond texture sculpted into the interior lining and khaki pants that carry that same faceted, geometric surface treatment throughout the legs. His red boots with black soles and those green polka-dot socks are such a perfectly eccentric Doc touch, and the newspaper accessory looks great with its miniaturized color layout of red, blue, and gray column blocks.