Super7 Toy Fair 2026 Booth Images
I am boots on the ground at Toy Fair 2026 and let me tell you, there is nothing quite like that first walk onto the show floor when you know you are about to see what is next for collectors, and our very first stop had to be the always electric Super7 booth because you just know they are going to have something cooking. Right away I spotted the recently revealed Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles ReAction+ figures alongside the latest GI Joe ReAction+ offerings, and seeing them in person after the digital reveals just hits differently when you can really take in the sculpt, the cardbacks, and how they present as a wave. The Micronauts were also front and center, which absolutely made my inner 80s kid smile, and yes, Sesame Street was there too, continuing Super7’s trend of blending nostalgia with deep cut collector love in a way that feels curated for longtime fans. Off to the side we caught the recently revealed ThunderCats deluxe figures, and I have to say, seeing them in a showcase setting really gives you a sense of the scale and finish that photos sometimes miss. One thing that was noticeably absent though were the Visionaries figures. They were not on display, and when we asked around, Super7 was pretty hush hush about any details, so for now that line remains a bit of a mystery. If this first stop is any indication, Toy Fair 2026 is already shaping up to be a big one for collectors and I cannot wait to see what else the floor has in store for us. Also, be sure to checkout all of the other Super7 news that dropped ahead of Toy Fair!
ThunderCats Deluxe Wave 4
ThunderCats Deluxe Wave 4 is on display with Ghost Jaga, Mirror Lion-O, and Old Man Mumm-Ra, and I’ve got to say, seeing them all lined up like this is a real treat. Ghost Jaga appears in that translucent blue plastic with cape flowing behind him, Mirror Lion-O pops in red with his sword and golden claw accessory, and Old Man Mumm-Ra stands cloaked in red with his gaunt, wrapped look fully on display, giving us a strong in-person look at how this wave comes together.
Ghost Jaga is shown here in translucent blue plastic, and I love how that semi clear finish lets the light pass through his torso and limbs. The white beard and helmet details sit sharply against the blue, with the ThunderCats emblem on his chest standing out in red, and he grips a pale sword while the soft cape fans out behind him.
Mirror Lion-O is decked out in deep red from head to toe, with that wild red hair sculpt flaring out around his face and giving him a fierce expression. He holds the Sword of Omens straight out in front of him with the ThunderCats emblem centered on the hilt, while the golden claw accessory is raised high, and I’ve got to say, that bold color swap really jumps off the shelf.
Old Man Mumm-Ra is shown wrapped head to toe in layered white bandages, with loose strips hanging down across his torso and legs, and I really like how those sculpted wraps add depth all the way around. The bright orange hooded cape drapes over his shoulders with a dark interior lining, framing that grinning blue face as his arms stretch forward with open hands.
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GI Joe
Super7 has the G.I. Joe ReAction+ USA 250th Anniversary Wave on display, celebrating 250 years of America with Duke, Lady Jaye, Snake Eyes, and Falcon all carded up in patriotic themed packaging. I love seeing these classic characters rendered in red, white, and blue inspired decos, each with their signature accessories tucked inside the blister, and at $25 each as a Walmart exclusive, this is a sharp looking tribute lineup.
Duke is presented on a bold red, white, and blue splatter card with illustrated artwork of him pointing forward while holding his rifle over his shoulder, and that patriotic theme really comes through strong. The figure inside features a blue camo style shirt with red strap across his chest, dark blue pants, and comes packed with a gray rifle accessory secured neatly in the blister.
Lady Jaye is featured on a red, white, and blue splatter card with illustrated art of her mid action, spear raised and ready, and that patriotic backdrop really frames her character well. The figure inside wears a red top with blue strap, dark blue pants, gray boots, and comes packed with her signature white spear accessory secured inside the blister.
Snake Eyes is presented on a patriotic splatter card with dynamic artwork of him charging forward with sword in hand, and that red, white, and blue theme really frames him in a striking way. The figure inside features a deep blue uniform with white visor stripes across his mask and comes packed with a small blue sword accessory secured in the blister.
Falcon is showcased on a red, white, and blue splatter card with illustrated artwork of him holding his rifle over his shoulder, and that patriotic backdrop really ties this anniversary theme together. The figure inside features a blue camo style uniform with gray harness, red scarf at the neck, matching blue beret, and comes packed with a gray rifle accessory secured neatly in the blister.
The rear card keeps that bold black backdrop with the red, white, and blue stripe header up top, and just beneath it I see a clean cross sell lineup featuring Snake Eyes, Lady Jaye, Duke, and Falcon, each shown in their own framed character art panel with bright burst effects behind them that really pop against the dark background. The center is dominated by that oversized tan file card layout with Duke’s illustrated portrait on the left and his detailed dossier text on the right, broken up with crisp red lines that give it that classic command file vibe I can’t help but stop and read. Down at the bottom, it’s all about the clean layout and the barcode placement in the lower right, keeping the focus on the character art and cross sell lineup rather than clutter.
GI Joe Wave 7
G.I. Joe ReAction+ Wave 7 is on display featuring Chuckles, Diana, Flash, and Hydro Viper all carded with bold character artwork and classic A Real American Hero styling, and I’m loving seeing this full lineup together in person. The loose samples out front give us a closer look at Diana in pink with her rifle, Chuckles in his undercover look, Hydro Viper in bright orange with flippers and helmet, and Flash in green with his laser gear, and it really shows how varied this wave feels on the shelf.
Diana is featured on a bold card with illustrated artwork of her holding a rifle against a fiery backdrop, and that pink winter gear really grabs your attention right away. The figure wears a bright pink outfit with white fur trim, black gloves and boots, matching white hat, and includes a gray rifle accessory to complete the look.
Diana is shown here in her bright pink cold weather uniform with white fur trim at the collar, waist, wrists, and boot tops, plus a matching white fur hat with a bold pink stripe running down the center. Her black hair rests neatly along the sides of her face, and the painted eyes and red lips give her a composed, determined look as she holds a gray rifle in both hands, angled upward and ready. The black gloves, belt, and knee high boots sharply frame the pink suit, and the visible shoulder and elbow joints keep that classic ReAction+ construction intact while she stands steady on display next to her carded counterpart.
Chuckles is showcased on a bold patriotic themed card with illustrated art of him charging forward with pistol in hand, and I like how that undercover vibe really comes through in both the art and the figure. He wears a light blue floral shirt, dark blue pants, black boots, and includes a small pistol along with a brown shoulder holster accessory to complete the look.
Chuckles is shown here in his undercover look with short blond hair and a stern expression, wearing a light gray short sleeve button up shirt covered in small yellow floral prints. A brown shoulder holster strap runs diagonally across his chest with the pouch resting at his side, and he pairs the shirt with dark blue pants, a brown belt with a gold buckle, and black boots. In his right hand he raises a black pistol straight up, while his left hand is sculpted in a tight fist, and the visible shoulder and elbow joints keep that classic ReAction+ articulation intact as he stands posed in front of his carded version.
Hydro Viper is showcased on a dynamic underwater themed card with bold character artwork and a Cobra Enemy burst up top, and I really like how intense that red armor design looks in both the art and the figure. The figure features a textured orange suit with red straps and helmet, black hose details around the mask, bright orange flippers, and includes a gray spear gun along with extra hose pieces and oxygen tank gear to round out the underwater loadout.
Hydro Viper is decked out in a bright orange scaled bodysuit with sculpted texture running across the torso and limbs, paired with red armbands, thigh bands, gloves, and oversized red flippers that anchor him firmly in that deep sea aesthetic. His red helmet features pointed ear like fins, a dark visor, and a black breathing tube that wraps across the front of his face and connects to the blue tank mounted on his back. He grips a long gray speargun with a sharp harpoon tip in one hand while the other hand is raised in a clawed gesture, and you can clearly see the exposed rivet style shoulder and elbow joints that keep that vintage inspired ReAction+ construction intact.
Flash is shown here in his green uniform with bright red chest and knee panels, brown gloves and boots, and a matching green helmet with clear visor, and I like how those bold color blocks really define the look. He holds his light colored laser rifle with the hose detail looping back, while the carded version behind him shows the alternate helmet and backpack accessory packed neatly inside the blister.
Flash is suited up in his classic bright green uniform with bold red chest and thigh panels outlined in white, and I immediately notice the clear visor attached to his green helmet giving him that signature laser trooper look. A white backpack unit sits squarely on his back with a white hose running forward and looping into the long white laser rifle he holds across his body. Brown gloves, belt, and boots add contrast to the green suit, and the visible shoulder and elbow rivets keep that vintage inspired ReAction+ articulation front and center as he strides forward with one leg extended and the other bent behind him.
The Skybound Comic Cobra Commander ReAction+ is presented in a window box featuring classic comic inspired artwork front and center, and I love seeing that vintage style cover art framed inside the packaging. The figure inside is rendered in deep blue with gold strap details and matching helmet, bringing that early comic look to life in ReAction+ form.
Micronauts Wave 3
Micronauts Wave 3 is on display with the Time Traveler in translucent yellow and translucent blue, and I have to say, seeing that clear plastic catch the light in person really pops. Both are carded with that classic space backdrop, and the loose samples up front show off the silver heads, gold chest pieces, and white boots, while the Emperor stands alongside them in his black and gold deco with bold character art behind him, giving us a strong early look at how this Wave 3 lineup is shaping up.
The Emperor is displayed on a classic Micronauts card with bold character artwork showing him wielding his golden sword, and I have to say, that black and gold color scheme looks fantastic in person. The figure features a glossy gold chest plate, black limbs and cape, green face details, and includes a metallic gold sword accessory that really completes the regal look.
Emperor stands out with a glossy black helmet featuring wide flared side panels and a menacing green face with sharp teeth showing through the sculpted mouth opening. His torso is covered in a highly reflective gold chest plate with raised circular details across the front and a black circular accent at the center, flowing down into a matching gold lower section. A black cape drapes straight down his back, and he grips a metallic gold sword with a stylized angular hilt raised high in one hand while the other arm extends forward. The black arms and legs have a smooth finish with visible shoulder and elbow joints, and the contrast between the deep black plastic and bright gold armor.
The Time Traveler in translucent yellow is displayed on a classic Micronauts card with cosmic artwork, and I have to say, that clear yellow plastic really lights up under the case. The figure features a silver head sculpt, metallic gold chest piece with triangular detail, white gloves and boots, and the loose sample up front makes it easy to see how vibrant that transparent body looks next to the bright armor.
The Time Traveler in translucent blue is presented on a classic Micronauts card with cosmic artwork behind him, and I love how that clear blue plastic gives him a glowing look under the display lights. The figure features a silver head sculpt, metallic gold chest piece, white gloves and boots, and the loose sample up front really lets you see how that transparent body contrasts with the bright armor details.
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TMNT ReAction+
Super7 is bringing Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles into the 3 3/4 inch O Ring style, and I’ve got to say, seeing these carded up like classic action figures hits that nostalgia button hard. Wave 1 includes Donatello with his purple mask and bo staff, Raphael with twin sai and red bandana, Foot Soldier in purple ninja gear with sword, and Shredder in silver armor with flowing purple cape, and it is wild seeing these characters translated into that classic articulated format.
Shredder features a metallic silver helmet and face mask with sharp, angular lines that frame his eyes, paired with sculpted shoulder armor and forearm blades. His dark gray tunic sits over black legs, accented by silver shin guards and bright purple boots, while a soft goods purple cape drapes behind him. He includes a blue sword accessory that contrasts against the muted armor tones and ties back to the bold colors seen on the card art behind him.
The Foot Soldier is done in deep purple and black with a smooth masked head sculpt featuring narrow yellow eyes and a red insignia on the forehead. A bright purple cowl and belt break up the darker torso, while silver forearm wraps add contrast to the arms. He includes a long blue sword accessory, and the figure’s simple color blocking and clean sculpt lines mirror the bold comic-inspired look seen on the card art behind him.
Raphael is shown in the 3 3/4 inch O Ring style with his red mask, matching elbow and knee pads, and green body with yellow plastron shell. He holds his twin red sai out to the sides, and I like how that classic brown belt with the “R” emblem ties the whole look together at this scale.
Donatello is shown here in the 3 3/4 inch O Ring style with his purple mask, matching elbow and knee pads, and bright green body with yellow plastron shell. He grips his purple bo staff across his body, and I really like how that classic turtle belt with the “D” emblem pops at this smaller scale.
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Universal Monsters
Super7 continues to build out their Universal Monsters lineup with Wave 2 of ReAction+ figures featuring the Bride of Frankenstein, Frankenstein’s Monster, and The Mummy. The Bride appears in a flowing white gown with her signature black hair streaked with white, The Mummy is wrapped in textured bandages with pale green skin peeking through, and Frankenstein’s Monster is shown in his classic dark suit with green skin and squared head sculpt. Behind them, the retro-inspired cardbacks showcase bold character artwork and large color blocks, with the display noting a Q2 2026 release and a $25 price point.
The Bride of Frankenstein is shown in her iconic white gown with a textured fabric overlay that drapes cleanly over her torso and down to her ankles. Her sculpted hair rises high with sharp white lightning streaks on each side, and her pale face features arched brows and red lips that match her classic screen look.
The Mummy is sculpted with layered bandage detail wrapping around his torso, arms, and legs, creating a textured look across the entire figure. His pale green head and hands contrast with the tan wrappings, and the stern facial sculpt features deep-set eyes and defined cheek lines that reflect the classic Universal Monsters design.
Frankenstein’s Monster is presented in his classic black suit with a dark jacket layered over a simple shirt and matching trousers. His green skin contrasts sharply with the black outfit, and the squared head sculpt features a flat top hairstyle and heavy brow, capturing the character’s unmistakable vintage film appearance.
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Sesame Street Wave 6
Super7 is leaning into a pajama theme here with Bert in blue and teal striped sleepwear and matching nightcap, Ernie in his own striped set, the Count in bright orange PJs with coordinating cap, and Typewriter Guy standing by with his typewriter accessory front and center. The sculpted folds on the pajama tops and the bold, colorful card art pop against that orange backdrop, and seeing Bert included in the mix really ties the whole late night 123 vibe together in a way that feels straight out of the show.
Ernie is decked out in striped pajamas featuring alternating red and light gray bands, complete with a buttoned top and matching pants. His bright orange skin tone, round red nose, and wide smile pop against the soft color palette of the sleepwear, and the sculpt captures his spiky black hair and cheerful expression perfectly in this laid-back bedtime look.
Here we can see a close up of Ernie in PJs.
Bert is also dressed for bed in his striped pajamas featuring alternating blue and teal bands, complete with matching pants sleeping cap. His bright yellow skin tone, round orange nose, and wide smiling face really capture a happy looking Bert, which is rare as he is usually a grouchy guy.
The Count shows up in bright orange pajamas covered in tiny black bat prints, complete with a matching nightcap and his signature purple cape peeking out from behind. His pale purple skin, sculpted hairline, and that wide grin with fangs are all there, and seeing him translated into sleepwear form is such a fun twist on the classic look.
Here we can see a close up of The Count in PJs.
Typewriter Guy rolls in as a compact orange figure with sculpted yellow keys across the front, wide googly eyes, and a sheet of paper popping up from the top just like the classic animated segment. His small wheels underneath and articulated arms on the sides give him that lively, mechanical look, and I love seeing this deep cut character brought to life in small scale.
Here we can see a close up of Typewritter Guy.
Bert is dressed in blue and teal vertically striped pajamas with a matching striped nightcap that tilts slightly to one side, and I can see those clean painted stripes running straight down his torso and legs. His bright yellow skin tone, orange nose, and thick unibrow are instantly recognizable, with a simple smiling expression that mirrors the large illustrated portrait on the card behind him. The loose figure shows the basic shoulder and hip articulation of the ReAction+ style body, and the carded version in the blister lines up perfectly with the oversized character art and 123 street sign header above.
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