Super7 ULTIMATES Lion-O & Mumm-Ra Light Up Eyes Retro Cardback Toy Color SDCC 2026 Exclusives Available Online

If you weren’t able to make it to San Diego this year, here’s the update you’ve been waiting for. The Super7 ULTIMATES Lion-O and Mumm-Ra Light Up Eyes Retro Cardback Toy Color figures that were selling at Booth #2343 during SDCC 2026 are now available to purchase online (Lion-O & Mumm-Ra), giving every collector who couldn’t be on the convention floor a shot at grabbing them. We covered the initial reveal of these exclusives when Super7 first shared official images, and at the time, one of the biggest questions hanging over the announcement was whether there would be an online window for collectors outside of San Diego. That question has now been answered, and the answer is yes. Having seen these in person at the Super7 booth, I can tell you the LED light-up eyes look even better than the promo shots suggested, and those retro cardback presentations with the classic toy color deco are genuinely gorgeous in hand. The packaging alone is going to make a lot of collectors think twice about opening them, which is always a good sign. For those of you who were refreshing pages and crossing fingers hoping Super7 would put remaining stock up after the show, your patience paid off. Whether you’re picking up Lion-O, Mumm-Ra, or both, I wouldn’t wait too long on these because convention exclusives with online availability tend to move fast once word gets out. Let’s take a look at the Super7 ULTIMATES Lion-O and Mumm-Ra Light Up Eyes Retro Cardback Toy Color SDCC 2026 Exclusives! and where you can get your hands on these beauties!

Where to Buy

You can preorder the figures at the following retailers below

Light Up Eyes Toy Color Lion-O

The retro-inspired cardback is a real love letter to the original Kenner packaging, with the classic ThunderCats logo splashed across the top in that familiar chrome-and-red gradient. Lion-O’s “Toy Color” variant sits inside a bubble tray surrounded by his swap-out hands and the Sword of Omens in both short and extended forms, all framed by that signature explosion-style burst behind the figure.

Lion-O’s “Toy Color” variant leans into that saturated, Saturday-morning cartoon palette, with bright orange skin, sky blue leotard, and deep navy boots that feel pulled straight from the animation cels. His accessories include the Sword of Omens in both dagger and full-length forms, a set of swap-out hands, and what appears to be a collection of red spirit fire effects sculpted with great texture and movement.

Lion-O’s toy color deco really shines here with that saturated orange skin against the sky blue of his leotard, and the ThunderCats emblem on his belt buckle is a nice crisp red-and-black detail that anchors the whole color scheme. Something I appreciate here is how the swap-out hands are molded in a cream tone that contrasts with the orange, giving them a distinct gloved look that matches the cartoon’s design.

Light Up Eyes Toy Color Mumm-Ra

Mumm-Ra the Ever-Living gets the same retro cardback treatment, and his “Toy Color” variant is a gorgeous contrast of muted teal-green skin against those vivid red helmet tendrils and matching loincloth. You can see how his swap-out hands, the Sword of Plun-Darr, and what looks like a small decayed Mumm-Ra figure are all cast in that same monochromatic teal, keeping that classic toy-in-the-package aesthetic.

Mumm-Ra the Ever-Living’s full accessory spread is laid out here, and it’s a solid haul. The Sword of Plun-Darr features that jagged, serrated black blade with a red-wrapped hilt, while a smaller dagger with a textured grip rounds out his arsenal alongside multiple swap-out hands and the miniature decayed form.

Here you can see that back of the retro inspired card back that features the cross sell for the two figures.

Here’s a closer look at Mumm-Ra the Ever-Living in an awe inspiring diorama image! Mumm-Ra form cast in that same teal-green plastic. I like the way the yellow knee guards and gold waistband break up the monochromatic green, adding just enough warm color to keep the figure from blending into itself.

SDCC 2026 Booth Images

Here you can see both figures side by side still sealed on their retro cardbacks, and it’s a great way to appreciate how different the two color palettes are, with Lion-O’s warm oranges and blues playing against Mumm-Ra’s cool teal and fiery red. I noticed that both packages feature the “Eyes Light Up!” callout with a small circular illustration showing each character’s glowing eyes, which is a fun nod to the LED feature packed inside.

The retro-inspired cardback is a real love letter to the original LJN packaging, with the classic ThunderCats logo splashed across the top in that familiar chrome-and-red gradient. Lion-O’s “Toy Color” variant sits inside a clear bubble tray surrounded by his swap-out hands and the Sword of Omens in both short and extended forms, all framed by that signature explosion-style burst behind the figure.

Mumm-Ra the Ever-Living’s retro cardback mirrors the same classic packaging design seen with Lion-O, complete with a cartoon-style illustration of the character in the upper right corner alongside the “Eyes Light Up!” callout. I like how the toy color deco really pops inside the bubble, with those red tendrils and helmet crest creating a vivid contrast against the teal-green body and the black card behind it.