Super7 GI Joe ReAction+ Ninja Force Target Exclusives In Hand Images

Yo Joe! Attention recruits, the wait is finally over! A little while back we brought you news that Super7 GI Joe ReAction+ Ninja Force Target Exclusives were confirmed, and now these awesome figures are starting to hit Target shelves across the country. We managed to get a set in hand and boy are we thrilled to share these with you! The Ninja Force was always such a cool part of the GI Joe universe, and seeing Super7 give these characters the ReAction+ treatment as Target exclusives is super exciting. So let’s take a look at the Super7 GI Joe ReAction+ Ninja Force Target Exclusives in hand!

Here are some fun shots of Snake Eyes squaring off against Cobra Commander, and the Ninja Force deco makes them perfect sparring partners on the shelf. The toothed saw-blade weapon in Snake Eyes’ grip looks especially menacing next to the straight red katana Cobra Commander is wielding, and the contrast between Snake Eyes’ predominantly black palette and Cobra Commander’s bright blue creates a striking visual matchup.

Cobra Commander

The card art on this packaging is wild, with a bold hot pink border framing a beautifully illustrated Cobra Commander in full ninja regalia, cape billowing as he wields a pair of curved blades. A red accessory sprue sits in its own tray beside the figure, packed with what looks like sais, swords, and other ninja weaponry.

Here’s a closer look at the back of Cobra Commander’s card, and it’s packed with nostalgic detail. The filecard section at the bottom lays out his “Ninja Enemy Leader” designation along with a full bio, while the upper portion showcases the full Ninja Force lineup with individual character illustrations set against explosive orange bursts.

Cobra Commander’s blue and red color scheme really pops in hand, with silver shuriken sculpted across his chest sash and a Cobra sigil buckle anchoring the red waist wrap. The red accessory sprue laid out in front of him includes a great variety of ninja weapons, from curved blades and sais to straight swords and what looks like a kusarigama.

Clad in his full ninja suit, Cobra Commander’s head sculpt has a great layered quality to it, with the red face mask sitting recessed beneath the blue cowl and those narrow silver eye slits adding a sinister, focused look. The red fabric cape drapes nicely over his spiked shoulder armor, and you can see how the black leg straps and gauntlets break up the blue with just enough contrast to keep everything from blending together.

Here’s a closer look at the back of Cobra Commander’s cape, and the fabric hangs with a clean, uninterrupted drape that extends almost to his feet. The sculpted claw-like shoulder armor pieces grip the cape’s attachment point from both sides, and those silver bracelet-like rings on his wrist add a small but welcome metallic accent against the dark gloves.

You can see how the side profile really highlights the layered construction of Cobra Commander’s outfit, with the red fabric cape hanging flush against the spiked shoulder armor and draping all the way down past the knees in a single clean panel. The silver snake like wrist rings stack neatly along his forearm, and from this angle the black elbow pads and hip holster area create a nice tonal break between the bright blue suit and all that red.

From this side, you get a great sense of how the dual-belt system wraps around Cobra Commander’s waist, with those tiny silver buckles sitting flush against the blue suit. The red shin wraps have a clean, banded sculpt that transitions neatly into the black boots, and I like how the small circular rivet on his upper arm mirrors the buckle hardware below.

Armed with a pair of red katanas, Cobra Commander cuts a striking figure here, and I’m really digging how those silver shuriken along the chest sash catch your eye against all that blue. The red shin wraps and matching shoulder armor tie everything back to the cape and waist wrap, creating a cohesive color flow that runs through the entire sculpt.

Cobra Commander is armed here with a red sai and a red curved blade, and the way his black gloved hands grip those accessories feels satisfyingly secure. One detail I really like is the small silver rivet sculpted into his left bicep, a subtle touch that adds a bit of functional texture to the suit.

Here’s a closer look at Cobra Commander dual-wielding a pair of red swords, and you can see how the fabric cape has a nice weight and drape to it, swinging naturally with the figure’s movement. The silver Cobra sigil on his forehead sits cleanly against the blue hood, a small but essential detail that anchors the whole design. Cobra Commander also includes a backpack like sheathe for one sword but it fits a bit awkward due to his cape he is wearing.

Snake Eyes

Snake Eyes gets the same hot pink card treatment here, with his artwork showing him mid-leap, red scarf trailing behind him as he swings a massive saw-blade weapon. The red accessory sprue is loaded with ninja gear including what appears to be swords, a circular saw blade, and an anchor-shaped weapon, all molded in translucent red plastic.

Snake Eyes’ filecard takes up the lower half of the card back, listing his Covert Mission Specialist designation and a full bio detailing his training with the same ninja clan as Storm Shadow. I like how the “Create Your Own G.I. Joe Ninja Strike Force” header sits right above the bio, calling back to that classic vintage card back energy.

Outfitted with a black ninja suit accented by red padded armor panels on the chest, knees, wrists, and shins, Snake Eyes has a heavily armored look that leans into the Ninja Force aesthetic. The fabric scarf around his neck adds a nice textural contrast against the hard plastic, and the segmented sculpt on those red armor plates gives them a layered, riveted quality that you really appreciate up close.

The back view of Snake Eyes shows off that red fabric cape in full, and the tattered, frayed bottom edge gives it a worn, ragged finish that matches the scarf’s treatment on the front. His black leg armor features segmented sculpting with red accents running along the boot soles, a subtle color callback that ties the lower half to all the red gear up top.

Snake Eyes’ side profile reveals a red brick-pattern tattoo printed on his forearm, a cool detail I hadn’t noticed until getting up close with the figure. The red armor plating on his knee guard has a hinged, segmented look that follows the curve of the leg, and the boots feature red-trimmed soles that add a subtle flash of color at the base.

From this angle on Snake Eyes, the red fabric scarf has a wonderful herringbone weave texture that you really notice when the material folds over itself near the collar. The red gauntlet on his forearm has a sculpted buckle with a tiny silver rivet, and the crossover straps on his boots create a nice geometric pattern against the dark black plastic.

Armed with a red sword and a round red shield, Snake Eyes looks fully kitted out for close-quarters combat, and the shield has a nice concave sculpt with a raised center that gives it some real dimension. You can see how the red knee pads have a segmented, brick-like texture that carries over to the chest armor panels, tying the protective gear together with a consistent design language.

Snake Eyes wields a menacing red saw-blade weapon here, and that ring of jagged teeth around the circular edge has a really satisfying, aggressive sculpt to it. The tattered edges on his fabric scarf give it a battle-worn feel, and those red claw-shaped prongs on the lower weapon add another layer of visual interest to an already loaded arsenal.

Snake Eyes pairs the red sword with the saw-blade weapon here, and you can see how the conical straw hat sits over his masked face, completely obscuring his features beneath the brim’s shadow. The fabric scarf billows out wide across both shoulders, framing the figure’s upper body with a dramatic spread of red cloth that plays beautifully against the dark ninja suit underneath.