GI Joe Classified 2026 Fall Favorites In Stock Now!

Yo Joe! If you’ve been waiting to snag some of the latest G.I. Joe Classified figures, the wait is finally over because several fantastic new releases are in stock right now at Target for both shipping and in store pickup. We’re talking Snake Eyes & Varmint ATV and Cobra Stealth Viper & Stealth Flight Pod, Snake Eyes and Jinx, Deep Six, the Avalanche Response set, and Dusty with Sandstorm. What an amazing lineup! I always loved the Ninja Force connection between Snake Eyes and Jinx, and seeing them together in the Classified line is super exciting. Deep Six is such a fun deep cut character that longtime Joe fans have been hoping for, and it’s really cool to finally see him get the six inch treatment. Dusty paired with Sandstorm is just so much fun, and I love how Hasbro keeps pulling from the classic roster to give us figures we never thought we’d see in this scale. Fall is shaping up to be an incredible season for Joe collectors, and with these hitting Target shelves and shipping now, you’re going to want to move fast. These kinds of waves don’t tend to sit around for long! So let’s take a look at the new G.I. Joe Classified Fall Favorites!

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Snake Eyes & Varmint ATV and Cobra Stealth Viper & Stealth Flight Pod

The packaging artwork depicts Snake Eyes tearing through a jungle setting on the Varmint ATV, weapons mounted and ready, while the Stealth Viper streaks overhead in the Cobra Stealth Flight Pod, its red canopy cutting through the sky. Through the window, both figures are packed side by side, Snake Eyes in his dark gray and olive drab gear next to the Stealth Viper’s striking red and black color scheme.

The back gives a full accounting of the set, separating each figure’s gear from the Varmint ATV and Stealth Flight Pod. Additional views show the pod’s bulky rear assembly and curved red canopy, while the ATV gets a straight-on look at its wide tires and front rack.

The Stealth Flight Pod packs a long forward cannon and side-mounted missiles, while the Varmint ATV has guns mounted at both ends. Stealth Viper also comes with four additional hands, including open and pointing options, which are a fun change from the usual fists and gripping hands.

Stealth Viper’s helmet is the standout, with a broad red faceplate broken up by black ribbed sections around the jaw. Snake Eyes has a much more layered military look, pairing his bright green visor and gray mask with a heavily sculpted tactical vest, thigh straps and knee armor.

The G.I. Joe Classified Series Snake Eyes & Varmint ATV vs. Stealth Viper & Cobra Stealth Flight Pod (Trouble Bubble) set is now showing up on Walmart shelves. The box art features Snake Eyes on the Varmint ATV taking on Stealth Viper in the red-and-black Stealth Flight Pod, while the window gives us a look at both figures and vehicles inside.

Snake Eyes & Jinx Ninja Force 2-Pack

The box design uses a dark carbon-fiber textured border that frames a bright blue interior tray, creating a nice contrast that really lets both Snake Eyes and Jinx pop against the backdrop. You can see how loaded this set is with accessories, from swords and throwing stars to alternate head sculpts for both figures, all arranged around the pair inside the window.

The back of the box features a gorgeous piece of artwork depicting Snake Eyes and Jinx mid-combat in a cherry blossom-lit courtyard, with stone lanterns and warm ambient lighting setting the scene. Inset portraits on the right side show Jinx’s unmasked head sculpt alongside what appears to be Snake Eyes’ wolf-head alternate piece, giving you a nice preview of how those swappable heads look up close.

Here’s a closer look at everything laid out for both figures, and the accessory count on this set is staggering. Snake Eyes comes with two submachine guns, a katana with a blue scabbard, a set of throwing darts, nunchucks with a chain link connecting blue handles, a karambit knife, and that alternate wolf-head mask, while Jinx brings a compound bow, an arrow, a quiver with three red-fletched arrows and two short blades strapped to it, two katanas, a pair of swap-out gripping hands, and her bird-themed half mask.

Clad in all black with bright blue straps, knee pads, and a tactical vest loaded with silver smoke grenades, Snake Eyes looks absolutely loaded for a fight alongside Jinx. She’s sporting a really eclectic mix of textures, from the feathered collar piece and tattooed skin on her arms to the deep purple cargo pants wrapped with red bandages at the shin, all topped off with her bird-themed mask and a compact crossbow.

Here’s a closer look at the back of both figures, and you can really appreciate how much gear they’re carrying. Snake Eyes has his katana and scabbard crossed over his back alongside those blue straps, with a submachine gun holstered on each thigh, while Jinx’s quiver sits snugly against her back with those red-fletched arrows peeking out and a teal quilted panel with a circular emblem adding a nice color break to her otherwise dark upper half.

Avalanche Response

The Action Joe Avalanche Response packaging features an icy blue card design that suits the cold-weather rescue theme perfectly. I like how packed the tray is with gear, including a gray tactical vest marked “RESCUE,” a helmet with night vision goggles, climbing axes, a flare gun, an alternate masked head sculpt, and what looks like shoulder armor, all surrounding the figure in his bold red and black cold-weather suit with fur-lined collar details.

The back of the packaging shows two action shots of Action Joe Avalanche Response, one in the red rescue suit skiing down a mountain slope and another in a dark cold-weather outfit with a fur-lined hood. A blue topographic map pattern runs across the background, tying into the arctic rescue theme.

Avalanche Response Action Joe comes loaded with gear. The accessory count here is impressive, with a full rescue stretcher bearing a Mountain Patrol insignia, a pair of snowshoes, skis with poles, a flare gun, a sidearm, snow goggles, and that fur-trimmed hood giving the cold-weather suit a rugged look.

Outfitted in the red rescue suit, he’s kitted out with skis and poles, plus a black tactical vest with gray pouches and a backpack rig strapped over the top. The fur-lined hood frames a fully masked face with blue-tinted snow goggles, and those black boots have dedicated ski bindings sculpted right in.

Dusty & Sandstorm

Dusty and Sandstorm’s packaging features a dark framed window box with a blue interior tray, the two-pack layout giving plenty of room for the desert trooper alongside his coyote companion. The accessory spread includes two tan firearms, a backpack, a desert cap, goggles with a face covering, and a head wrap, while Dusty himself wears a brown tactical vest over a tan shirt with desert camo pants and kneepads.

Dusty and Sandstorm were fully revealed as the fall figure-and-pet release, bringing one of GI Joe’s most recognizable desert specialists back to the Classified line in his Version 3-inspired appearance. The team noted that this version of Dusty takes cues from both his animated appearance and original card art, resulting in a noticeably more muscular and heavily built physique than previous versions of the character. Dusty comes loaded with desert survival gear, including a backpack, scarf, beret, sidearm, suppressor, knife, wristwatch, face covering, and other field equipment intended to support long-range desert operations. Dusty is outfitted with a loaded tactical vest over a tan sleeveless top, with pouches, grenades, and a coiled rope sculpted across his chest and belt line. His companion Sandstorm stands right alongside him, sculpted with a lean, alert frame and subtle gray-brown fur texture that pairs perfectly with Dusty’s desert camo.

Here’s a closer look at the backpack accessory, which features sculpted straps, rolled gear, and a layered MOLLE webbing texture that makes it feel like a proper field-ready piece of kit. Dusty’s tan beret sits with a slight tilt over orange-tinted goggles and a dark face mask that completely obscures his features, giving the whole head sculpt a real covert ops feel.

You can see how Sandstorm’s fur sculpt transitions from a coarse, textured gray along the back to a smoother tan on the legs, with articulation at the shoulders and hips that blends surprisingly well into the natural lines of the body. The dark brown boots on Dusty have a worn leather look to them, and those desert camo pants carry a mix of khaki, brown, and cream that ties the whole figure together with Sandstorm’s color palette.

Armed with a tan pistol, Dusty’s gloved hands have a great sculpted texture with segmented finger wraps and buckle details at the wrist. I like how the dark brown thigh holster and drop-leg pouches are separate, layered pieces rather than part of the base sculpt, adding real depth to his loadout.

Here are some fun shots of Sandstorm in full sprint, and the sculpt on those oversized paws really sells the moment, with individually carved toes and thick pads that give the coyote a wild, feral weight. The little details on the face, like the bared teeth and narrowed eyes, have a lot of personality baked into them.

Something I appreciate here is the way Dusty and Sandstorm interact in this scene, with the coyote rearing up and the two of them sharing a genuine bonding moment. Sandstorm’s chest and underbelly have a lighter cream wash that separates nicely from the warmer tan of the outer coat, and those pointed ears are sculpted with thin inner ridges that add a surprising amount of realism.

Dusty’s beret has been swapped out here for his bare head sculpt, revealing a clean-cut look with short reddish-brown hair and a focused, squared-off expression. It’s cool to see the coiled rope on his vest bouncing mid-stride alongside Sandstorm, who keeps pace with her ears pinned back and muzzle slightly open.

Outfitted with a tan assault rifle, the weapon has a sculpted scope rail, forward grip, and magazine with a small pop of green on the chest rig’s grenade details adding a subtle color break against all that brown and khaki. I noticed that the knee pads have a smooth, rounded cap that contrasts nicely with the cross-hatched lacing texture running up the boots just below them.

Dusty charges through with what looks like a beret clutched in his fist, and you can really appreciate the sculpted fingerless glove wraps gripping that fabric convincingly. Sandstorm lunges alongside him with all four legs extended, and the way the fur texture breaks up across the shoulder joint keeps the coyote looking natural even in that fully stretched-out position.

The back of Dusty’s vest is loaded with sculpted detail you don’t get from the front, including rows of individual bullet loops running across the upper shoulders and a medical cross patch embossed into one of the rear pouches. Sandstorm’s back view shows a subtle tactical harness draped over her shoulders, with the fur texture along her haunches carved in longer, shaggier strokes compared to the tighter coat on her legs.

Deep Six

Deep Six’s packaging showcases a blue underwater-themed tray that gives the whole presentation an aquatic feel, fitting for a deep-sea diver. The accessory loadout is impressive, with a yellow diving helmet featuring a clear dome visor, a yellow-tipped torpedo launcher, what appears to be a backpack unit, and an alternate creature-like head sculpt tucked into the upper corner of the tray.

The back of the packaging carries the same deep blue underwater treatment, with the character artwork showing Deep Six in full action, gold harpoon in hand and suit fully sealed against the depths. Inset callout photos on the right highlight the skull trophy piece and the boxy backpack unit as standalone accessories, framed in sharp blue-bordered hexagonal windows that keep the whole layout feeling cohesive.

Outfitted with a heavy deep-sea diving suit, Deep Six is covered in layered armor plating across the legs, arms, and torso, mixing white and dark gray panels with bold yellow chevron detailing on the chest plate. The helmet features a clear visor framed by a yellow shell with copper-toned fixtures on top, and you can see how the corrugated black hoses running from the helmet down through the shoulders give the whole suit a real industrial, pressure-rated feel. Something I appreciate here is the face sculpt beneath that clear visor, which shows a determined expression with cleanly defined features that hold up well despite the small window framing them. The gold trident accessory has a compact, angular design with sharp prongs and a tapered handle, and it contrasts nicely against the gray of the gauntlets.

Here’s a closer look at the small yellow harpoon mounted on his back, which has a sleek, fin-stabilized design that fits the underwater ops theme perfectly. The forearm gauntlets have a chunky, mechanical look with sculpted panel lines and small ports, and I like how the knees feature recessed yellow squares that break up the gray armor in a way that feels functional rather than decorative.

Here’s a closer look at the back of Deep Six’s suit, where a boxy life-support pack sits between the shoulder blades with sculpted vents, circular ports, and the “DEEP SIX” star insignia printed across it. The yellow accents carry through to the toe caps on his boots, and you can see how the corrugated black joint sections at the hips and knees give the suit that segmented, pressure-sealed look from every angle.

Armed with the Jörmungandr harpoon launcher, Deep Six looks right at home on the ocean floor, and the launcher itself has great sculpted texture with wrapped cord detailing near the barrel and that bold yellow harpoon tip loaded at the front. I like how the secondary sidearm holstered on his right hip has its own distinct silhouette, adding another layer of gear without cluttering the suit’s overall profile.

You can see how the harpoon fires with a thin tethered line trailing back to the launcher, and that little touch really sells the underwater moment here. The gloves have a thick, rubberized texture with individually sculpted fingers that give the hands a heavy-duty utility feel distinct from the smoother armor panels on the forearms.

Here are some fun shots of Deep Six laid out among the debris, and the way the suit’s white and gray panels interact with the moody lighting really emphasizes how weathered and field-used this gear looks. A piece of structural wreckage nearby carries the same star insignia as his pack, tying the scene together as a crashed recovery moment.

Deep Six’s drill accessory is a serious piece of kit, with a gold conical bit tapering to a sharp point and a dark gray housing packed with ribbed mechanical detailing and textured grip surfaces. I noticed that his right gauntlet has a more elaborate sculpt than the left, with raised rectangular elements that almost look like a built-in control interface.

The back of the suit from this lower angle really shows off how the corrugated black hose sections wrap around the waist and connect into the life-support pack, creating an unbroken network of tubing that ties the upper and lower halves together. I’m really digging the small yellow fan or turbine detail recessed into the left forearm, a subtle element that suggests some kind of built-in propulsion or water circulation system.

Deep Six comes with an impressive spread of accessories, including the Jörmungandr harpoon launcher with its separate gold-tipped projectile, the clear dome visor, the yellow diving helmet, a sculpted skull trophy piece, and the “DEEP SIX” backpack unit. It’s cool to see the skull accessory up close, with its hollowed eye sockets and exposed teeth giving it an eerie, bone-like finish that suggests some kind of deep-sea discovery or war trophy.

The packaging features a deep blue oceanic backdrop with electric blue energy effects swirling around the figure, and the card artwork gives the whole presentation a subaquatic atmosphere that fits the character’s specialty. I like how the accessory layout alongside the figure lets you take in the full scope of what’s included before you even open the box, from that translucent dome piece to the weathered skull relic at his feet.