Transparent Terror! Super7 TMNT Super Cyborg Krang Android Clear Figure

Cowabunga, comrades! Today, we’re pulling back the plastic curtain (literally) on one of the best Super7 TMNT Super Cyborg figures – Clear Krang & more. It’s the TMNT Super Cyborg Clear Krang Android by Super7, and let me tell you, it’s got more transparency than my old job’s HR department.

Meet Your Brainy Overlord: Krang’s Glorious, Glistening Android Body

First off, for those who aren’t as deep in the ooze as some of us, Krang is the tentacled, megalomaniacal brain from Dimension X who terrorised the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles in the original 1987 cartoon. A pink squishy baddie with the voice of a chain-smoking car salesman, Krang ruled from inside a towering humanoid exo-suit – think Megazord, but with dad bod energy.

Super7’s TMNT Super Cyborg Krang – Clear vs. standard version gives us a rare chance to peek inside the madness. The Super7 Krang Android Clear version is a transparent love letter to that hulking body, letting us see the inner electronics, gears, and—most importantly—Krang himself piloting from the gut like some kind of evil jellybean in a Gundam cosplay.

Features, Functionality & Just the Right Level of Weird

The Super7 TMNT Super Cyborg Krang Android Clear figure clocks in at 11 inches tall and has that signature Super Cyborg aesthetic: part toy, part X-ray machine. The arms and legs are articulated, the chest plate pops off to reveal our gooey generalissimo, and it comes with interchangeable hands—including weapon options for when Krang’s had enough of diplomacy.

TMNT Super Cyborg vs. Ultimates – Which Super7 Line Is Better for Display?

Now, I’ve had a few folks ask: “Marc, if I’ve already got the Super7 TMNT Ultimates Wave 13, do I really need the Cyborg line too?” First off, need is a strong word in this hobby. But want? Oh yeah.

Ultimates are lush with colour and accessories, perfect for action dioramas and shelf wars. But the Super Cyborgs are their weird, see-through cousins—the kind who show up to the family BBQ with glowing organs and a secret lab. They’re more about form and nostalgia than function. If your vibe is “look at the internal anguish of this villain,” the Cyborgs are for you.

History of Krang’s Android Body – From Cartoon to Clear Collectible

Back in the cartoon days, Krang’s android body was custom-built by Shredder using alien tech, because apparently that’s just something you can do on a Tuesday. The body evolved across seasons—from stiff to beefy, always with that belly-screen showcasing Krang doing his best impression of a gamer in a mech suit.

This clear version by Super7? It’s like a museum piece. It captures every curve, bolt, and weird anatomical mystery that made Krang such a delightfully bizarre villain. If you’re into deep-cut TMNT lore, this one’s got it all. Also, you can finally answer the age-old question: What’s going on in there?!

Super7 Krang Android Clear Version Pre-Order & Release Date

If you’re ready to get your tentacles on this transparent troublemaker, good news! The Super7 Clear Krang Android Super Cyborg figure is currently up for pre-order on Super7’s official site and at other major retailers. Expect it to ship in June 2025. It’s retailing for around $75/£75, which is reasonable for a figure that doubles as both a display piece and a conversation starter.

Still not convinced? Have a gander at the NECA TMNT Stump Wrestling Turtles 4-Pack if you want to weigh your options in the wacky world of TMNT oddities.

Final Verdict: Display or Dissect?

If you’re looking for something unique, nostalgically accurate, and just plain bonkers in all the best ways, this figure’s a winner. It’s perfect for display, adds variety to your collection, and, frankly, it’s fun to explain to friends at parties: “Yes, that is a transparent robot housing a pink brain. No, I don’t need help.”

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