Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Super7 ReAction+ Wave 2 Preorder

Cowabunga! Huge thanks to our friends at Entertainment Earth and Big Bad Toy Store for giving us an early look at the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Super7 ReAction+ Wave 2, and even better, the chance to preorder them ahead of the crowd! Super7 has been doing some really cool things with their ReAction+ line, bringing that classic 3 3/4-inch scale action figure format into the modern era with improved articulation, and now the Heroes in a Half Shell are getting the Wave 2 treatment. I am so excited about this! Leading the charge is Leonardo, the fearless leader himself, rocking his signature two blue swords and shell accessories, all sculpted and painted to match his look from the beloved 1987 animated series. Then we have the fun loving pizza eating Michaelangelo, and baddies Bebop & Rocksteady. With 9 points of articulation at this scale, that’s a really fun little figure to pose and display. I always loved Leo’s dedication and sense of honor, and seeing him rendered in this toon edition style just makes my collector heart sing. How cool is that?! Each figure in the wave is priced at $25.00 and currently set to ship in March 2027, so we’ve got a bit of a wait ahead of us, but that gives you plenty of time to lock in those preorders. Entertainment Earth is one of our favorite spots to secure preorders early, and they consistently come through for collectors. You can preorder Leonardo and the rest of the wave including Michaelangelo, Bebop, and Rocksteady right now! So let’s take a look at Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Super7 ReAction+ Wave 2!

Where to Buy

You can preorder the figures at the following retailers below

Leonardo

The card art for Leonardo features a gorgeous illustration of the Turtles’ leader mid-leap with both katana drawn, showcasing rich green skin tones, a warm golden plastron, and his signature blue bandana trailing behind him. A radiant green and yellow burst fills the background, with stylized sewer pipe borders framing the edges of the card.

Leonardo’s olive green skin contrasts nicely with the warm golden-tan plastron and his blue wraps at the wrists, knees, and elbows, all pulling straight from his classic 1987 cartoon look. The brown belt features a clean white “L” buckle at the center, and those silver riveted shoulder pins give the figure a charming retro construction that fits the ReAction style perfectly.

Here’s a closer look at Leonardo’s full accessory spread, which includes two blue katana with wrapped hilts and a removable shell with sculpted scute patterns in an earthy olive-brown. The shell has a brown leather-like strap running across its midsection, and those katana have a nice slight curve to the blades that keeps them from looking too toy-generic at this scale.

Michelangelo

The card art for Michelangelo is bursting with energy, featuring a gorgeously illustrated Mikey swinging his nunchucks with his signature orange bandana flowing behind him, all set against that same explosive green and yellow sunburst seen across the wave. I like how the turtle shell pattern is subtly watermarked into the background, and the artwork really nails the fun, scrappy personality of the character with that mischievous grin and the “M” belt buckle front and center.

Michelangelo’s olive green skin pairs with those warm orange wraps at the elbows, wrists, and knees, and his open-mouthed grin with that little red tongue is just full of personality. The brown belt with its circular white “M” buckle sits right at the base of the golden-tan plastron, and those silver shoulder rivets give him the same charming retro construction seen across the wave.

Here’s a closer look at Michelangelo’s full accessory spread, which includes two orange nunchucks with a nicely sculpted braided chain texture connecting the handles, and a removable shell matching the earthy olive-brown seen with Leonardo’s. You can see how the nunchuck handles have wrapped grips at each end, and the shell features that same brown strap running across its center, keeping a consistent look across the brothers.

Bebop

The card art for Bebop is fantastic, with a vibrant green and yellow explosion of color behind a beautifully illustrated version of the mutant warthog charging forward in his full punk rock getup. I like how the artwork captures all of his signature details, from the purple mohawk and lavender shades to the turtle shell strapped to his back, the nose ring, and that snarl full of tusks.

Bebop’s open red vest with olive drab shoulder pads sits over a dark bandolier strap lined with silver orbs, and that chunky chain belt ties the whole punk look together nicely. He comes equipped with a gray blaster and a manhole cover shield, both molded in a flat gray that matches the silver accents on his wrist cuffs and knee strap.

Rocksteady

The card art for Rocksteady is a real highlight, with a beautifully illustrated version of the mutant rhino decked out in his military surplus gear, snarling with those big yellow teeth while his silver helmet and shoulder armor catch the eye against that signature green and yellow sunburst background. I like how the artwork captures all of his bulk and menace, from the brown leather bandolier with its bullet strap to those army green fatigues and that unmistakable gray rhino horn jutting from his nose.

Here we can see Rocksteady paired next to his cardback artwork. The illustration on the cardback looks great and makes him look both menacing and silly at the same time. Rocksteady’s name label is surrounded by the Footclan symbol. This one looks great on card and might be one to pick up extra to keep carded!

Rocksteady’s pale yellow tank top and brown ammunition bandolier crossing his chest are packed with sculpted details, including a small grenade dangling from the strap and individually molded bullet loops running along its length. His khaki cargo pants feature pocketed thigh panels and brown straps cinched just above the wrists and ankles, and that exposed gray belly poking out beneath the tank top is a fun little character touch.