Pokemon Mega Greninja ex Premium Collection vs Japanese Ninja Spinner

What Is Inside the Mega Greninja ex Premium Collection

The official page is titled Pokemon TCG: Mega Greninja ex Premium Collection and lists the launch as July 03, 2026. Its description reads: “Deliver serious damage and take Mega Greninja ex for a spin! Its Mortal Shuriken Ability lets you discard a Basic Water Energy from your hand to place six damage counters on one of your opponent’s Pokemon. Then finish up your turn with its Ninja Spinner attack that has the potential to do 200 damage!” The page adds that the collection is available at the Pokemon Center and where Pokemon TCG products are sold.

The description says the promo comes in both playable and display sizes: the foil card and the oversize lenticular card. The foil card carries the Mortal Shuriken Ability and the Ninja Spinner attack quoted in the description. Those two names also appear on the Japanese cards, where the official database prints them as ひっさつしゅりけん and ニンジャスピナー.

Ninja Spinner: The Japanese Set Behind the Pokemon

Ninja Spinner is the Japanese expansion behind the Pokemon. The official Japanese product page gives its release as March 13, 2026, with a price of ¥180 per pack, tax included, and 5 cards in each pack. The same page describes the headline card in these words (rendering): the Ability ひっさつしゅりけん lets you put 6 damage counters on one of the opponent’s Pokemon by discarding a Basic Water Energy from your hand, and the card is a “dexterous Mega Evolution ex” that damages the opponent with both its Ability and its attack.

The official card database lists 120 cards for the set with a printed denominator of /083: 83 cards inside the numbered range (38 C, 29 U, 8 R, 8 RR) and 37 numbered beyond it (12 AR, 18 SR, 6 SAR, 1 MUR).

The English expansion is Mega Evolution—Chaos Rising, which the official English page dates to May 22, 2026 and describes as “Over 120 cards”. Its overview casts Mega Greninja ex as the Pokemon that “gathers other powerful Mega Evolution Pokemon ex” against the threat. Bulbapedia’s Chaos Rising page says the expansion “includes cards released in the Japanese Ninja Spinner expansion”.

Our own coverage of the set is in the M4 Ninja Spinner complete guide and the Chaos Rising Japanese card list; the set’s listing page is the Ninja Spinner (M4) card list.

The Promo, the English Prints and the Japanese Cards Compared

Limitless TCG lists the English Chaos Rising prints of Mega Greninja ex as numbers 22, 100, 116 and 122, and the Japanese Ninja Spinner prints as 22, 98, 114 and 120. The credits match pair by pair, and the promo’s 5ban Graphics credit matches none of them.

Rarity labels in the English column are Limitless’s; the Japanese column uses the rarity icons printed in the official database, and the two naming systems differ, so Chaos Rising 100 is labelled Ultra Rare by Limitless while its Japanese pair carries the SR icon. Bulbapedia describes the four Chaos Rising prints as the regular card, a full art ultra rare, a special illustration rare and a gold-etched Mega hyper rare, “first released in the Japanese Ninja Spinner expansion”.

The promo differs from every one of those prints in its credit, and the card text it shares with them comes from different sources: the official English page describes the Mortal Shuriken Ability and a Ninja Spinner attack with “the potential to do 200 damage”, and the official Japanese database prints 120+ damage with 80 more for returning a Water Energy, which totals the same 200.

Bulbapedia also says that in Taiwan and Hong Kong the card was reprinted as a Traditional Chinese M-P promotional card, from the “Ninja Spinner Value Set” booster box, with 5ban Graphics artwork and the “Ninja Spinner” logo; that claim is Bulbapedia’s, and it cites a video for it. Bulbapedia dates the English promo to the Premium Collection of July 3, 2026 and cites the pokemon.com product page for that.

The Japanese Boxes That Carry the Prints

All four prints belong to Ninja Spinner, whose official page says cards are inserted into packs at random. Our Damaged Box, the No Shrink Damaged Box and the main box are separate products, and the main box has Sealed and No Shrink options.

The Sealed and No Shrink options sit on the main Ninja Spinner box page, and the two Damaged Box products have their own pages. We do not list the English Premium Collection; the Japanese box and the graded prints are the Japanese route to the same Pokemon.

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Buying Checklist: Promo, Box or Graded Single

1. Decide what you want from the collection. The official list gives a foil promo, an oversize lenticular promo, a sticker and 8 packs. If the MEP 081 illustration is the goal, the Japanese database has no print of it.
2. Match the print to its number. The Japanese Mega Greninja ex prints are 022/083, 098/083, 114/083 and 120/083; the English Chaos Rising prints are numbered 22, 100, 116 and 122 per Limitless.
3. Check the illustrator credit. takuyoa is credited on three Japanese prints and Susumu Maeya on the SAR; 5ban Graphics is credited on the promo only.
4. Treat asks as asks. The SNKRDUNK figures are lowest asking prices on October 2, 2026, and a display floor is not a confirmed ask.
5. Read the listing terms. Each PSA 10 back-order product page carries its own terms.
6. Pick the box by product name. The Damaged Box, the No Shrink Damaged Box and the Sealed and No Shrink options of the main box are separate listings with separate prices.

Where to Buy the Japanese Mega Greninja ex Prints from Japan

We sell Japanese sealed product and graded singles from Tokyo. For the Ninja Spinner box, the product pages are the Damaged Box at ¥7,796 (~$51), the No Shrink Damaged Box at ¥7,014 (~$46) and the main box with its Sealed and No Shrink options. The set’s listing page is the Ninja Spinner (M4) card list.

For the graded prints, the PSA 10 Mega Greninja ex SAR, PSA 10 MUR and PSA 10 SR listings carry their own terms on the product pages, and the PSA 10 card list covers other graded Japanese cards. Sourcing requests for a specific card, including the RR 022/083, go through Quick Order. Related reading: our Mega Zygarde ex Premium Collection comparison and the Chaos Rising ETB comparison.

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