GI Joe Super7 Red Glow Arctic Snake Eyes Reaction+ Tease

Back in October 2025, we reported on a Wave 6 Super7 GI Joe ReAction+ leaked list, where among the characters listed was Arctic Snake Eyes (Red Glow, Crystal Poison) which directly from the Sunbow GI Joe Cartoon M.A.S.S Device mini series. The rest of this wave included Arctic Scarlett, Cobra Commander (Movie, Black Cape), and Arctic Mara. So we have yet another version of Snake Eyes coming to the ReAction+ line, but this is a fun one! So let’s take a look at this GI Joe Super7 Red Glow Arctic Snake Eyes Reaction+ tease!

Arctic Snake Eyes (Red Glow, Crystal Poison)

In this scene from the G.I. Joe cartoon, Snake Eyes is seen in his arctic gear under a red glow from the deadly crystal poison. This version of Snake Eyes captures that arctic mission where he risked his life to contain the toxin, cementing his reputation as the team’s silent protector.

This Super7 ReAction Snake Eyes figure from the Arctic Rescue Pack features that striking translucent plastic that glows vividly under light, giving it a unique frozen, radioactive feel. If Super7 carries this same material design into the upcoming ReAction+ version, it would really capture the arctic glow effect seen in the G.I. Joe cartoon and make for a visually seamless evolution of the figure.

Wave 6 Leaked List

A new distributor leak has surfaced on Facebook and has revealed a fresh wave of G.I. Joe ReAction+ figures set for release in November 2025, featuring Arctic Scarlett, Arctic Snake Eyes (Red Glow, Crystal Poison), Cobra Commander (Movie, Black Cape), and Arctic Mara. While it’s always exciting to see new additions to the line, this latest batch continues a pattern that’s starting to feel a little too familiar, with yet more Snake Eyes and Cobra Commander figures joining the ranks. Super7 appears to be leaning heavily on these popular characters, but many fans are hoping to see the roster branch out beyond the usual suspects. The inclusion of a movie-based Cobra Commander does add a bit of intrigue, marking the only cinematic-inspired figure in the assortment, while the arctic theme for Scarlett, Snake Eyes, and Mara offers a cool visual refresh. Still, with so many great characters in the G.I. Joe universe waiting for their ReAction+ debut, it might be time for Super7 to shake things up. Hopefully, this wave is a sign that the line is evolving and not just repeating its greatest hits. Huge thanks to Toy Hunters Hollow for the heads up!

The remaining list of Characters to the wave are the following.

Arctic Scarlett

Scarlett appeared in the G.I. Joe cartoon wearing an arctic coat, matching the cold-weather gear seen on other characters from the series. This look now joins the lineup of figures making use of Super7’s arctic coat tooling, continuing the trend of capturing these classic animated appearances in figure form.

Arctic Mara

The Arctic callout on Mara is a head scratcher as she appeared in a Cobra uniform in the cartoon. Formerly a trained Cobra Eel, Mara became part of an early Cobra experiment to merge human and fish DNA. The experiment left her with gills and blue-toned skin, making it impossible for her to breathe on land.

Coming from a rough background where loyalty was scarce, she originally joined Cobra seeking belonging, only to discover the sinister truth behind their motives. With help from G.I. Joe during the search for the U.S.S. Nerka, she turned against Cobra and developed feelings for Shipwreck along the way.

Cobra Commander Black Cape Movie

Cobra Commander’s appearance from G.I. Joe: The Movie is finally coming to figure form, featuring his iconic blue uniform paired with the black cape seen in the animated film. Collectors will recognize this look from his confrontation scenes, and it’s great to see this version finally making its way into the G.I. Joe lineup. This is the only movie figure in the wave after 2 straight waves of movie figures so it is nice to see the balance coming back in the waves.

Cobra Commander looks great in this black and red cape! Can’t wait to see the ReAction+ figure for this!