Figure Friday: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles MondoVerse 1/6 Scale Line

It’s official. Mondo has me on the hook for the entirety of their TMNT MondoVerse 1/6 Scale Line of figures. After getting my hands on Donatello, I immediately ordered Leonardo and the Timed Edition of Shredder that just went up for preorder this week.

If you’re late to the party like I was, the MondoVerse picks up where the ’90s movies left off. It brings in elements from the cartoon and video games that were never explored on the big screen. Mousers, Krang and Dimension X, Donnie’s love of everything tech. It’s all part of the MondoVerse, and we’re just getting started!

God, I love when they give you your money’s worth! If you don’t want the MondoVerse aesthetic, you can remove the additional gear to get a more traditional movie-inspired look. There’s also a way to swap out the eyes and replace the pupils with a comic-inspired all-white eye look. I haven’t even had a chance to explore the different options because my first setup was so good!

Action figure of a green turtle character wearing a purple mask, equipped with various gadgets and a weapon, posed against a dark blue background.

I kitted out my Donnie to show off his brainy side, running tests on his new electrified Bo staff. He has Ghostbusteresque goggles, flipped up to reveal his eyes. His face is beaming with pride as he admires his work. He has a DIY Power Glove on his right hand, complete with a calculator and video game controller. On his left hip, he has a purple fanny pack with a gecko patch that says Mondo. Is it a Mondo Easter egg? A Mondo Gecko easter egg? Yes.

The customization Donnie has put into his belt and shoulder strap allows for a lot of fun details. He’s added screwdriver and wrench holsters to his belt and a science pin and 9 volt batteries to his shoulder strap. It’s cobbled together with electrical tape and love. There’s more character development in this figure than Donnie was ever given in the movie.

Donatello is the only figure to be released to this point. Leonardo was just made available again for preorder with a December ship date. Shredder is currently available for the Timed Edition through September 4. I jumped all over this Shredder. It’s a work of art, and I can’t wait to make it the centrepiece of my collection.

Detailed figure of a warrior character wearing armor and a helmet, standing confidently with multiple weapons, set against a dramatic background.

Shredder enters the TMNT: MondoVerse ready to lead the Foot Clan with an arsenal of interchangeable portraits, removable armor and fabric costume pieces, signature weapons, and Krang inspired accessories worthy of New York City’s most feared warlord.  

A detailed action figure of a character in armor, holding a sword, surrounded by various accessories including interchangeable heads and hands, a cape, and another smaller figure beside it.

Shredder Figure

Swappable Shredder Helmet

Swappable Shredder Portrait

Swappable Shredder Shadow Portrait

Classic Shredder Portrait/Helmet

Unmasked Oroku Saki Protrait

Swappable Hands x 8

Swappable Hand Blades x4

Katana with saya (scabbard) x2

Yari (Spear)

Mini Shredder Figure

Krang Hologram Accessory

Krang Communicator

Kunai x3

Waist Armor (Removable)

Fabric Gi (Removable)

Fabric Wired Cape (Removable)

Fabric Wired Scarf (Removable)

Fabric Hakama Trousers

Fabric Belt (Removable)

Figure Stand

MonderVerse Shredder Origin Mini Comic Spread in the packaging

Michelangelo and Raphael made their debut alongside Shredder at San Diego Comic Con. That should set the schedule of releases for the first three quarters of 2027. They also teased a Bebop and Rocksteady two-pack as well as a Foot Soldier with a ton of accessories. God have mercy on my wallet.

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