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Fifteen waves deep, and still climbing
Since 2019 Super7 has turned one revived licence into seven separate product lines, ninety odd releases and a shelf that now runs from a twenty dollar carded retro figure to a six hundred and fifty dollar playset. This is the whole programme in one place: every wave, what is actually in stock today, what each tier costs, which variants matter, and a checklist you can tick off as you go. Kept current as Super7 moves.
Stock and prices checked against super7.com on 28 July 2026
The board
Open pre-orders first, then what is shipping, then what has been shown but not listed. Anything Super7 has not published itself is marked as reported and carries its source.
Just released for orders
Toy colour figures on a retro cardback, first sold at booth 2343 at San Diego Comic-Con in July 2026. Super7 has now listed both for general sale on its own store, so no badge is needed. These are not the 2024 LED Eyes pair, which are a separate release and long sold out.
Open now
Mako, Octavia and T-Ray, the first Super7 TigerSharks figures ever made. The Super Pack adds retro toy alternate heads and is Super7 direct only.
Open now
The Ro-Bear Berbils built as a scene rather than a wave slot. The only ThunderCats ULTIMATES pre-order currently open.
Shipping
Jagara, Wizz-Ra and Old Man Mumm-Ra at the standard tier, Zaxx at the oversized tier. All four in stock, plus the four pack.
Announced
Revealed at the Super7 booth at San Diego Comic-Con in July 2026. Reported as 14 inches with seven points of articulation in vintage style packaging, arriving in the fall. Super7 has not published a price or opened a listing.
Reported, not confirmed by Super7. Source: ToyNewsI booth report
The family
Super7 does not make one ThunderCats toy, it makes seven different kinds at five different price points, plus two sister properties on the same shelf. Here is what each one actually is.
The flagship. A super articulated 7 inch collector figure with swappable heads and hands and a full accessory load, in a window box.
The same 7 inch scale one tier down. One figure, one look, far fewer accessories. Built to stand next to ULTIMATES for half the money.
Five points of articulation on a blister card, built to look like a Kenner figure from 1985 that never actually existed.
A straight homage to LJN. Figures on a retro card, made to look like the toys that really did ship in 1985.
The sister ULTIMATES line for Rankin/Bass 1986. Same scale, same tier, same shelf. Eight waves deep and still moving.
The newest line in the family, Rankin/Bass 1987, at the ULTIMATES tier. Wave 1 is open for pre-order right now.
Super7 does not only make figures. The ThunderCats tees run alongside the toy line and turn over just as fast.
The flagship
ULTIMATES is 15 waves and 62 releases deep. Here is what Super7 will actually sell you today, newest wave first. The complete run, wave by wave with a checklist, lives on the ULTIMATES page.
The spend
Every Super7 ThunderCats tier at current US list price, from a twenty dollar carded retro figure to the playset. Sort it by price or by size. These are line standard reference prices, not live listings.
Before you buy
The question collectors ask more than any other is what the difference actually is between ULTIMATES and DELUXE, and where ReAction and Vintage sit. Short version: scale first, then accessories, then price.
| Line | Scale | Price | Articulation | Accessories | Buy it if |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ULTIMATES! | 7 in | $65 | Super articulated | Swap heads and hands, full load | You want the definitive version of a character |
| DELUXE | 7 in | $35 | Super articulated | Minimal, no swap parts | You want the shelf filled without flagship money |
| ReAction | 3.75 in | $20 | Five points | One accessory, on a card | You collect carded, or you grew up on Kenner |
| Vintage | 6 in | $30 | Vintage style | LJN homage, retro card | You are chasing the 1985 LJN look without LJN prices |
| SilverHawks | 7 in | $65 | Super articulated | Full ULTIMATES load | You want the 1986 sister show on the same shelf |
| TigerSharks | 7 in | $65 | Super articulated | Full ULTIMATES load, Super Pack adds retro heads | You are getting in at wave one for once |
The long run
Eight years, seven lines and one licence that a fan campaign talked Super7 into taking on in the first place.
Lion-O, Mumm-Ra, Panthro and Jackalman at $45. The licence followed a sustained fan campaign, and this site interviewed both Brian Flynn and the campaigner who started it.
Read our coverageSuper7 puts ThunderCats on a 3.75 inch retro card alongside the 7 inch tier and reveals Wave 3 at Toy Fair. Two scales, two price points, one licence.
Read our coverageA made to order ThunderTank at $450 proves collectors will fund a vehicle that size. SilverHawks ULTIMATES Wave 1 lands the same year.
Read our coverageMandora and the Electro-Charger ship as a half wave, the first time Super7 breaks its own wave numbering to fit a vehicle in.
Read our coverageWave 6 ships nothing but toy colour repaints of figures already released. It works, and toy versus toon becomes a permanent second axis on the whole line.
Waves 9 through 13 clear the second string, Snarfer, Quick Pick, Claudus, Cruncher, Nayda and Safari Joe, while DELUXE opens a cheaper 7 inch tier underneath ULTIMATES.
Wave 14 goes to the end of the story, the coronation Lion-O, with a Red Eye variant and a two pack.
Read our coverageJagara, Wizz-Ra, Old Man Mumm-Ra and Zaxx ship. TigerSharks opens a third Rankin/Bass property. The Astral Moat Monster turns up in a case at Comic-Con.
Read our coverageThe fine print
Half the cost of collecting this line is the second version of a figure you already own. Flip a card for what each variant type actually is and why it matters.
From our own archive
Interviews with the people who make these figures, reviews of the waves once they are in hand, and the reveal posts as each one broke. This is the part a retailer cannot copy.
Seven conversations with the founder of Super7, from the wave that started it to the years that followed. No retailer has these and no wiki has these.
What the figures are actually like once the box is open.
The reveals and the pre-order openings as they happened, going back to the first announcement in 2019.
The designers and the campaigners, not just the product.
Behind the plastic
28 characters from the 1985 series have been made as a Super7 ULTIMATES figure. Follow any of them through to the full encyclopedia entry: who they are, which episodes they are in, and every other toy ever made of them.
Where to buy
Super7 direct is the only place a Super Pack or a Super7 exclusive turns up. For anything retired, the market is eBay.
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Asked and answered
Fifteen. Wave 1 shipped in 2019 with Lion-O, Mumm-Ra, Panthro and Jackalman, and Wave 15 is the current wave, with Jagara, Wizz-Ra, Old Man Mumm-Ra and Zaxx. There is also a Wave 5.5, which Super7 numbered that way to slot Mandora and the Electro-Charger between two full waves. Alongside the numbered waves there are convention and retailer exclusives, three vehicles and a playset, which is why the live Super7 catalogue carries far more ThunderCats ULTIMATES products than the wave count alone suggests.
Both are 7 inch figures, so they share a shelf. ULTIMATES is the flagship at $65: super articulated, with swappable heads and hands and a full accessory load, in a window box. DELUXE is $35: one figure, one look, far fewer accessories and no swap parts. DELUXE exists so you can fill out a display without paying flagship money for every character, and it has mostly been used for repaints and variants of sculpts that already exist at the ULTIMATES tier.
Yes. ReAction is the Super7 retro tier: 3.75 inches, five points of articulation, on a blister card, built to look like a Kenner figure from the era. They list at $20 each and $80 for a four pack. The ThunderCats ReAction line has been dormant for some time, though. Nothing new has been added since Wave 6 and none of the 25 products are currently in stock at Super7, so this is a resale market rather than a live one.
ULTIMATES Wave 15, listed in March 2026, with Jagara, Wizz-Ra and Old Man Mumm-Ra at $65 each and Zaxx at $85, plus a $280 four pack. All four are in stock. No Wave 16 has been announced. The newest thing Super7 has actually opened for pre-order is TigerSharks ULTIMATES Wave 1, and the newest thing shown but not listed is the Astral Moat Monster from the 2026 Comic-Con booth.
Super7 sells direct, and that is the only place a Super Pack or a Super7 exclusive is available. Big Bad Toy Store and Entertainment Earth carry most waves and sometimes hold stock after Super7 sells through, and both have run their own store exclusives. For retired waves the market is eBay, where the early waves and the finish variants carry the biggest premiums. Every figure on this page links to its buy path, with an eBay search as the fallback when nothing is listed new.
The original ThunderTank at $450 is sold out. The toy colour ThunderTank, which comes with a toy colour Panthro, is still listed at $350. The Skycutter, the small mutant vehicle, is listed at $185, and there is a version bundled with Vultureman at $250. The Cats Lair playset at $650 sold out and has been archived off the store.
A repaint of an existing sculpt in the colours LJN used on the 1985 toys rather than the colours the cartoon used. Super7 first did it as a full wave with Wave 6 in 2023 and it became a permanent second axis on the line. If you collect the toy colour variants as well as the toon versions, several characters in this line are two purchases rather than one.
Lion-O and Mumm-Ra in toy colours with light up eyes, on a retro cardback, first sold at the Super7 booth at San Diego Comic-Con in July 2026. As of 28 July 2026 you can buy both directly from Super7, Lion-O at $75 and Mumm-Ra at $95, so no badge and no resale markup are needed. They are a different release from the 2024 LED Eyes Lion-O and Mumm-Ra, which were listed products at $65 and $85 and are sold out.
Yes, both at the same ULTIMATES tier and the same 7 inch scale, so all three properties share a shelf. SilverHawks is eight waves deep with Wave 8 shipping now. TigerSharks Wave 1, with Mako, Octavia and T-Ray, opened for pre-order in January 2026 at $65 each and is estimated to ship in November 2026, which makes it the newest thing in the Super7 Rankin/Bass programme.
At current list prices the fifteen numbered ULTIMATES waves alone run well past three thousand dollars, and that is before exclusives, the two vehicles, the playset at $650 and the DELUXE, ReAction and Vintage tiers. Most of the early waves are long sold out, so the real number for a completist is set by the resale market rather than by Super7, and Wave 1 in particular now trades far above its original $45.
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