Pokemon TCG: Mega Evolution — Chaos Rising is the English release, but the card pool inside it isn’t new. It’s Japan’s M4 Ninja Spinner set, reprinted almost card-for-card in a different language — and the Japanese version reached shelves first.
Chaos Rising launched 22 May 2026 with 122 cards: 86 base cards plus 36 secret rares. Ninja Spinner (M4) reached Japan on 13 March 2026 — roughly ten weeks earlier — with 120 entries: 083 base cards plus 37 secret-tier cards. Our Chaos Rising Japanese card list covers the full set mapping if you want every card, not just the chase pulls.
This guide ranks the twelve Chaos Rising cards worth knowing, names the exact Japanese M4 print each one comes from, and tells you plainly which ones we currently have graded, which we can source, and where the numbering and rarity names actually diverge between the two languages.
Chaos Rising’s chase cards all trace back to Japan’s M4 Ninja Spinner, released almost two months earlier. Our graded listing from this set is the Cinccino ex Special Art Rare PSA 10 at ¥19,800 — plus sealed M4 Ninja Spinner booster boxes from ¥8,526 (No Shrink) / ¥9,800 (Sealed).
How We Ranked These
We rank this list in two passes, in a fixed order. First, our own PSA 10 listings: any card we currently list a PSA 10 for goes to the top, sorted by price. Second, everything else is ordered by print rarity tier — MUR first, then Special Art Rare (SAR), then Secret/Super Rare (SR), then Art Rare (AR) — which mirrors how Limitless TCG tiers the Japanese M4 Ninja Spinner set.
We do not quote third-party market prices for these cards — not TCGplayer, not eBay, not PriceCharting. Where we have no graded or raw listing, we say so directly rather than attach a number we can’t stand behind, and point you to Quick Order instead.
The Top 12 Chaos Rising Chase Cards
Every card below is matched to its exact Japanese M4 print — same illustrator, same artwork in almost every case. Note that Japanese M4 numbering runs off an 083 base card count, not 080; any “nnn/080” reference elsewhere for this set is an error.
1. Cinccino ex (CRI 119/086, Special Illustration Rare)
Japanese equivalent: チラチーノex, M4 117/083, Special Art Rare (SAR), illustrated by Keisin. Same artwork on both prints.
This is the one card in this list we currently list graded: Cinccino ex Special Art Rare PSA 10, currently listed at ¥19,800. Full deep dive in our Cinccino Japanese cards guide.
2. Mega Greninja ex (CRI 122/086, Mega Hyper Rare)
Japanese equivalent: メガゲッコウガex, M4 120/083 (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order), printed MUR — the top card of the Japanese set, illustrated by takuyoa. Same artwork on both prints.
We don’t currently list a graded or raw copy of this print — sourcing via Quick Order. See our Mega Greninja cards guide for the full family of Mega Greninja prints across this set.
3. Mega Greninja ex (CRI 116/086, Special Illustration Rare)
Japanese equivalent: メガゲッコウガex, M4 114/083, SAR, illustrated by Susumu Maeya. Same artwork on both prints.
Not currently in our graded or raw listings — sourcing via Quick Order.
4. Mega Floette ex (CRI 117/086, Special Illustration Rare)
Japanese equivalent: メガフラエッテex, M4 115/083, SAR, illustrated by Teeziro. Same artwork on both prints.
Not currently in our graded or raw listings — sourcing via Quick Order.
5. Mega Dragalge ex (CRI 118/086, Special Illustration Rare)
Japanese equivalent: メガドラミドロex, M4 116/083, SAR, illustrated by Kazumasa Yasukuni. Same artwork on both prints.
Not currently in our graded or raw listings — sourcing via Quick Order.
6. AZ’s Tranquility (CRI 120/086, Special Illustration Rare)
Japanese equivalent: AZの安らぎ, M4 118/083, SAR, illustrated by OKACHEKE. Same artwork on both prints.
Not currently in our graded or raw listings — sourcing via Quick Order.
7. Roxie’s Performance (CRI 121/086, Special Illustration Rare)
Japanese equivalent: ホミカの演奏, M4 119/083, SAR, illustrated by Tomowaka. The Japanese card’s trainer name, Homika, localises to Roxie in English — same artwork on both prints.
Not currently in our graded or raw listings — sourcing via Quick Order.
8. Mega Greninja ex (CRI 100/086, Ultra Rare)
Japanese equivalent: メガゲッコウガex, M4 098/083, SR, illustrated by takuyoa — the third Mega Greninja print in this set, and the only one at the Ultra Rare / SR tier. Same artwork on both prints.
Not currently in our graded or raw listings — sourcing via Quick Order.
9. Mega Pyroar ex (CRI 99/086, Ultra Rare)
Japanese equivalent: メガカエンジシex, M4 097/083, SR, illustrated by Keisuke Azuma. Artwork match unverified — no English thumbnail was available to compare against the Japanese print at the time we checked.
Not currently in our graded or raw listings — sourcing via Quick Order.
10. Cobalion ex (CRI 103/086, Ultra Rare)
Japanese equivalent: コバルオンex, M4 101/083, SR, illustrated by 5ban Graphics. Same artwork on both prints.
Not currently in our graded or raw listings — sourcing via Quick Order.
11. Froakie (CRI 88/086, Illustration Rare)
Japanese equivalent: ケロマツ, M4 086/083, Art Rare (AR), illustrated by Susumu Maeya. Artwork match unverified — no English thumbnail was available to compare against the Japanese print at the time we checked.
Not currently in our graded or raw listings — sourcing via Quick Order.
12. Xerneas (CRI 91/086, Illustration Rare)
Japanese equivalent: ゲルネアス, M4 089/083, Art Rare (AR), illustrated by YASHIRO Nanaco. Artwork match unverified — no English thumbnail was available to compare against the Japanese print at the time we checked.
Not currently in our graded or raw listings — sourcing via Quick Order.
Where to Buy the Japanese Versions from Tokyo
We ship Japanese sealed product and singles worldwide out of Tokyo with tracked delivery. For the chase cards on this page, there are three practical routes:
- Sealed box. M4 Ninja Spinner Japanese Pokemon Booster Box, currently listed from ¥8,526 (No Shrink) up to ¥9,800 (Sealed) — every card in this list can pull from the same box.
- Graded singles. Our one current PSA 10 from this set is the Cinccino ex Special Art Rare at ¥19,800. For any other card on this list, raw or graded, go through Quick Order and we’ll source it.
- Other Mega-era boxes. If you’re building out the run either side of Ninja Spinner, we also carry sealed M3 (¥8,820 Sealed) and M2 (¥20,370 Sealed) Japanese booster boxes.
For the full 120-card M4 checklist, our Ninja Spinner (M4) card list and M4 Ninja Spinner complete guide cover every card and box contents in detail; our Ninja Spinner booster box buying guide walks through what’s in the box itself.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Japanese version of Chaos Rising called?
M4 Ninja Spinner. It released in Japan on 13 March 2026, roughly ten weeks before the English Chaos Rising (CRI) set released on 22 May 2026.
How many cards are in Chaos Rising compared to Ninja Spinner?
Chaos Rising has 122 cards in English: 86 base cards plus 36 secret rares. Ninja Spinner has 120 cards in Japanese: 083 base cards plus 37 secret-tier cards.
What’s the rarest card in Chaos Rising?
Mega Greninja ex at 122/086, the set’s Mega Hyper Rare. Its Japanese equivalent is the M4 120/083 print, marked MUR on the card — the top card of the Ninja Spinner set.
Are the Chaos Rising chase cards the same artwork as the Japanese versions?
In almost every case, yes — Bulbapedia describes Chaos Rising as built from cards released in Ninja Spinner. We confirmed matching artwork for nine of the twelve cards in this list by comparing Japanese and English print thumbnails directly; three (Mega Pyroar ex, Froakie, and Xerneas) are unverified because no English thumbnail was available to compare at the time we checked.
Can I buy the M4 Ninja Spinner box from this store?
Yes. The M4 Ninja Spinner Japanese Pokemon Booster Box is currently listed from ¥8,526 (No Shrink) to ¥9,800 (Sealed), shipped from Tokyo with tracked delivery.
Do you sell PSA 10 graded Chaos Rising cards?
Currently we list one: the Cinccino ex Special Art Rare PSA 10 at ¥19,800. For any other card in this list, use Quick Order and we’ll source it for you.
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