Wave 7 GI Joe ReAction+ Super7 Leaked Images and Possible Target Exclusive
Well, that escalated quickly, and now we can officially stop reading the tealeaves because the full Wave 7 lineup for Super7’s GI Joe ReAction+ line has leaked thanks to the Full Force Podcast, complete with carded images showing all four figures. After earlier speculation and the brief appearance of Lt. Falcon v2, it turns out he is not part of this wave after all and is now rumored to be a Target exclusive, which clears up a lot of the confusion from earlier today. With that out of the way, the Wave 7 lineup is shaping up to be Hydro-Viper, Movie Chuckles, Flash, and Diana from the Oktober Guard, and honestly, this is a really interesting mix that feels very on brand for how Super7 approaches these waves. Hydro-Viper anchors the wave with a classic Cobra deep cut, while Movie Chuckles pulls straight from the live-action side of the franchise and adds a very different flavor to the lineup. Flash brings things back to the roots with one of the original Joes, and Diana adds an unexpected but welcome international presence with her Oktober Guard ties. Seeing all four carded confirms that this wave is locked, and it also makes the timing of the Entertainment Earth’s Drop Zone listing make a lot more sense. I have to say, this wave feels deliberately balanced across eras, factions, and tones, and now that the mystery is gone, it is all about waiting to see when and where these actually go up for preorder.
Hydro-Vyper
This figure features that classic orange suit with a scaled texture running across the torso and limbs, paired with bright red gloves, boots, belt, and knee pads that lock in the vintage Hydro Viper look. The red helmet has the angular fin on top, goggle-style eye visor, and breathing ports sculpted into the mask, and I really like how sharp that head sculpt reads up close. He comes armed with the long rifle, spear gun, and hose pieces, which immediately bring that Action Force Monthly #14 vibe to life once you start posing him.
Earlier this morning, Super7 posted a tease for Hydro-Viper!
The Full Force Podcast also nailed the version of the Hydro-Viper as he stated that this version came from his appearance in the Action Force Monthly Issue 14 comic.
Diana
The figure is dressed in that bold pink winter suit with white trim running down the front, cuffs, waist, and boots, instantly matching her classic Oktober Guard look. The head sculpt features straight black hair under the white cap with simple painted eyes and red lips, and I like how clean and sharp the face reads at this scale. Black gloves and boots ground the brighter colors, and the included rifle fits right into her hands, giving her that no nonsense field ready feel once you start handling the figure.
Chuckles
The figure captures Chuckles in his GI Joe Movie look with the light blue short sleeve shirt covered in yellow flower prints, paired with dark blue pants and black boots. The head sculpt shows his blond hair neatly combed back with a straightforward, serious expression that fits this version of the character. I really like how the simple pistol and shoulder holster accessories help sell that undercover operative vibe.
Flash
The figure brings Flash back in his classic green uniform with the red padded chest armor, matching knee pads, and brown gloves, belt, and boots that lock in that early Joe look. The head sculpt features the short red hair and neutral expression, and I really like how clean the paint apps come across at this scale. He’s equipped with the signature laser rifle, removable helmet, and backpack, and once you start handling him those accessories immediately sell the straight-ahead infantry feel he’s known for.
Here is the back of Flash’s card, which confirms the wave!
Lt. Falcon V2
Rumored to be a Target exclusive, this illustration shows Lt. Falcon v2 in a blue and white camo uniform with a matching beret and a red scarf tied tight at the neck, rendered with bold linework and heavy shadowing. He’s depicted carrying a rifle balanced across his shoulders with one arm flexed forward, while the harness straps, belt, knee pads, and thigh holster are clearly defined to emphasize the gear-heavy look. I like how the facial expression comes across here, stern and focused, giving the character a more hardened edge compared to earlier depictions.
