GI Joe TMNT Crossover Toy Fair 2026 Booth Images

I have to admit, when the first whispers of a G.I. Joe and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles crossover started floating around, I was excited but cautiously optimistic, because sometimes these dream mashups feel too good to be true, but coming in hot from Toy Fair 2026, Cowabunga and Yo Joe are officially colliding thanks to Playmates Toys and I am here for it. Officially revealed with a huge assist from Gizmodo, the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles x GI Joe crossover line is slated to arrive Summer 2026 and will feature both figures and vehicles, which tells me this is not just a quick one off but a full on event. We previously reported that something reptilian was heading our way, but seeing it confirmed as a full crossover between these two iconic brands is such a wild and welcome way to kick off New York Toy Fair weekend. They are clearly going out with something bold that blends military action and sewer dwelling ninjas in a way that feels nostalgic and fresh at the same time. With Toy Fair just getting started and me walking the show floor in person all weekend, you better believe we are going to keep digging into every detail, every sculpt, and every vehicle reveal.

Snake Eyes Donnie stands beside the green Awe Striker with a dark green and black armored suit layered over a blue mask and sash, and I can see the tech inspired detailing running across his chest and belt. He holds a long green and black staff upright in one hand while additional gear is strapped across his back, blending ninja loadout with Turtle signature weapons. The armored gauntlets, knee pads, and tactical pouches give him that Snake Eyes edge, and I like how the muted tones of the suit contrast with the Turtle Tank parked right next to him.

The Slash Storm Shadow mashup lunges forward with a teal blue body, gray limbs, and bright yellow toe accents, and I can see the ninja influence in the harness straps crossing his chest and the sheathed sword riding along his back. His clawed hands are spread as if he is about to strike, while the spiked shoulder armor and shell detailing keep that mutant edge intact. Off to the side we get a peek at the Cobra Commander Shredder hybrid, showing silver bladed gauntlets, layered armor plates, and a masked head sculpt that blends Cobra’s commander look with Shredder’s razor sharp silhouette.

The Destro Krang mashup stands planted in the middle of the stream with a chrome masked head set into a bulky red torso harness that frames Krang within his chest cavity. His arms are thick with silver armor plating at the shoulders and forearms, and one hand grips a spiked mace while the other is clenched as if he is about to swing. Black and red striping runs down his legs into solid red boots, and I can see the mechanical detailing across the chest plate and collar that fuses Destro’s military look with Krang’s sci fi body armor in one imposing hybrid figure.

The Awe Striker rolls in again with its deep green body, bright lime rims, and yellow roll cage, and from this angle I can clearly see the rear platform where Shipwreck Mickey stands gripping the back as the oversized tires dig into the terrain. The red mounted cannon and side mounted gear are still locked in place, but now we also get a look at the Turtle Tank parked up on the rocky ledge, finished in layered greens with orange tentacle like details wrapping around the turret. The tank rides on thick treads with a domed top hatch and forward facing cannons, and seeing both vehicles staged together really shows how this crossover line is building out a full Turtle themed GI Joe motor pool.

The concept mockup for the AWE Shell Striker is shown in a wide window box with bold crossover branding across the top and a large product image of the green and yellow vehicle tearing across the front panel. Through the clear display window you can see the vehicle will be laid in sideways, while an illustrated character graphic of April stands printed along the right side of the box. The vehicle name is printed prominently along the lower front panel, and I can see callouts highlighting the 4 wheel suspension and action features, giving this mockup that classic vehicle box presentation with a Turtle infused twist.

The Awe Shell Striker gets the Turtle treatment with a deep green body, bright lime wheel rims, and yellow roll cage that instantly pops, and I love how the shell toned colorway carries across the hood and side panels. A red mounted cannon sits up top with matching red shock details near the front suspension, extra gear is clipped along the side and rear, and Shipwreck Mickey is positioned on the back platform holding on as the vehicle rolls out. One Turtle figure grips the side step ready to hop in while another stands armed beside the oversized tires, and the open cockpit with the rotating turret makes it easy to send this crew straight into action.

The Turtle-Fly Copter box features a large illustrated render of the green helicopter angled in flight across a bright yellow burst backdrop, with the rotors extended and missiles mounted along the sides. A starburst callout on the front highlights that it measures over 20 inches long, while another badge notes the missile firing action. The crossover branding runs across the top panel, and the vehicle name is printed boldly along the lower right corner, giving the packaging that classic oversized vehicle box feel with a Turtle themed splash of color.

The Turtlefly Helicopter is a clear play on the classic GI Joe Dragonfly, keeping that familiar attack chopper silhouette while swapping in a bold green body with yellow accents on the tail and skids to lean fully into the Turtle theme. Twin rotor blades with red tipped ends spin above a clear cockpit canopy that reveals the open pilot seat inside. Missile pods and mounted gear sit along the sides of the fuselage, and I like how the turtle shell patterning and insignia are worked into the body so this feels like a straight up mashup of two iconic vehicles in one airborne machine.

The TMNT Military 4 Pack is displayed in a window box that shows all four figures arranged upright against a sewer themed insert, and I can see each character geared up in tactical inspired outfits with different color masks and camo patterns. The box art features illustrated Turtle portraits running down the side panel, while the figures inside include military style vests, helmets, and weapon accessories positioned around them. The clear front window gives a full view of the team lineup, and the angled interior tray keeps each figure separated so you can clearly make out their distinct gear and loadouts.