Ninja Spinner (M4) is the fourth mainline release in Japan’s MEGA-era Pokémon Card Game lineup, and its flagship line delivers exactly what the set’s English-market name promises — Mega Greninja ex, printed four separate times across the rarity ladder. The set launched in Japan on March 13, 2026 with 120 total cards, and like every MEGA-era release before it, the secret-rarity run tops out at a single gold-finish Mega Ultra Rare (MUR).
This is the complete list — every Art Rare, Secret Rare, Special Art Rare, and the set’s lone MUR, transcribed number-for-number from Limitless TCG’s set data, plus a summary of the 83-card base checklist and its two rarity quirks. We ship sealed Ninja Spinner product and PSA10 graded singles from Tokyo, so wherever a card below has a listing, it’s linked.
Ninja Spinner (M4) has 120 total cards: an 83-card base set (001–083) plus a 37-card secret-rarity run — 12 Art Rare (084–095), 18 Secret Rare (096–113), 6 Special Art Rare (114–119), and 1 MUR (120). The chase card is Mega Greninja ex 120/083, the set’s only Mega Ultra Rare and flagship line — it’s also printed as SR (098/083) and SAR (114/083). Cinccino ex SAR (117/083) and Mega Dragalge ex SAR (116/083) round out the set’s other headline pulls.
Card list per Limitless TCG’s transcribed set data as of August 2026. Prices below are current Samurai Sword Tokyo listings converted at ¥147/USD.
What Is Ninja Spinner (M4)?
Ninja Spinner is Japan’s ポケモンカードゲーム MEGA拡張パック「ニンジャスピナー」 — officially spelled in katakana, ニンジャスピナー, not the kanji-mixed shorthand you’ll sometimes see floating around. It’s a standard Expansion Pack, released Friday, March 13, 2026, with no twin or sister set (unlike M1L Mega Brave, which shipped alongside a companion pack, M1S Mega Symphonia). Each pack retails at ¥180 (tax included) for 5 cards, and a booster box holds 30 packs.
The base set runs cards 001–083, and the secret-rarity run picks up at 084 and continues through 120 — 37 cards split across Art Rare, Secret Rare, Special Art Rare, and the set’s single MUR. For the full numbered base checklist, see our M4 card list page; this article focuses on the high-rarity tier and set-level facts that drive the secondary market. For a broader walkthrough of what’s inside every pack, see our Ninja Spinner (M4) complete guide.
The set’s headliner is Mega Greninja ex, whose base-rarity appearance (RR 022/083) leads into a shuriken-themed attack (ひっさつしゅりけん) that the official product page leads with. Ninja Spinner released between M3 (Nihil Zero) and M5 (Abyss Eye) in the MEGA-era calendar — see our Nihil Zero vs. Ninja Spinner box guide and Ninja Spinner vs. Abyss Eye box guide if you’re comparing across sets.
The 83-Card Base Set & Its Quirks
Cards 001–083 make up the base set, and Limitless TCG’s transcribed listing surfaces two numbering quirks worth flagging before you build a checklist:
- Four Deoxys formes share one rarity tier. Deoxys’s four formes — Normal, Attack, Defense, and Speed — all print at Uncommon across cards 031–034, a rare case of one Pokémon occupying four consecutive base-set slots at the same rarity.
- Three Special Energy cards sit at plain Rare. Cards 081–083 are Special Energy cards printed at ordinary Rare — notable because Special Energies show up as Secret Rare material elsewhere in the MEGA era (Inferno X’s Ignition Energy sits at SR 109/080 in the M2 set).
The base set is also where each secret-tier ex line first appears: Mega Greninja ex at RR 022/083, Mega Pyroar ex at RR 015/083, Mega Floette ex at RR 035/083, Mega Dragalge ex at RR 063/083, Cinccino ex at RR 071/083, Beedrill ex at RR 003/083, Gourgeist ex at RR 041/083, and Cobalion ex at RR 062/083. Every one of these lines returns at least once more in the secret-rarity run covered below.
Cross-referencing the base checklist against a booster box also tells you what you’re actually opening. Retailer JAN-coded listings (Rakuten Books) put a Ninja Spinner box at 30 packs for ¥5,400 tax included, the same pack count as its M1L, M2, and M5 stablemates — the MEGA-era line has kept a consistent 30-packs-per-box structure since the format launched in August 2025, with only M5’s per-pack price stepping up from ¥180 to ¥200.
The complete 001–083 checklist, transcribed number-by-number in JP and EN, sits on our M4 card list page.
Complete Secret List: AR, SR, SAR & MUR (37 Cards)
All 37 cards below are transcribed directly from Limitless TCG’s set data — Japanese names, English names (Limitless’s own translation toggle; several of the set’s new trainers have no confirmed official English print), and rarity. This is every AR, SR, SAR, and MUR card in Ninja Spinner, no summarizing.
Art Rare (AR) — 084–095
| No. | JP Name | EN Name | Type/Stage | Rarity |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 084 | ハリマロン | Chespin | G Basic | AR |
| 085 | フォッコ | Fennekin | R Basic | AR |
| 086 | ケロマツ | Froakie | W Basic | AR |
| 087 | ゲコガシラ | Frogadier | W Stage 1 | AR |
| 088 | デンリュウ | Ampharos | L Stage 2 | AR |
| 089 | ゼルネアス | Xerneas | P Basic | AR |
| 090 | ネンドール | Claydol | F Stage 1 | AR |
| 091 | クロバット | Crobat | D Stage 2 | AR |
| 092 | メタング | Metang | M Stage 1 | AR |
| 093 | ヌメイル | Sliggoo | N Stage 1 | AR |
| 094 | ケンタロス | Tauros | C Basic | AR |
| 095 | ミルホッグ | Watchog | C Stage 1 | AR |
The Art Rare tier opens with all three Kalos-region starter Basics — Chespin (084), Fennekin (085), and Froakie (086) — with Froakie’s first evolution Frogadier following immediately at 087, ahead of the set’s own Froakie-line MUR closing out the whole checklist at 120. Xerneas (089) is the tier’s lone Legendary.
Secret Rare (SR) — 096–113
| No. | JP Name | EN Name | Type/Stage | Rarity |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 096 | スピアーex | Beedrill ex | G Stage 2 | SR |
| 097 | メガカエンジシex | Mega Pyroar ex | R Stage 1 | SR |
| 098 | メガゲッコウガex | Mega Greninja ex | W Stage 2 | SR |
| 099 | メガフラエッテex | Mega Floette ex | P Basic | SR |
| 100 | パンプジンex | Gourgeist ex | P Stage 1 | SR |
| 101 | コバルオンex | Cobalion ex | M Basic | SR |
| 102 | メガドラミドロex | Mega Dragalge ex | N Stage 1 | SR |
| 103 | チラチーノex | Cinccino ex | C Stage 1 | SR |
| 104 | エネルギー回収 | Energy Retrieval | Item | SR |
| 105 | ジャンボアイス | Jumbo Ice | Item | SR |
| 106 | スペシャルレッドカード | Special Red Card | Item | SR |
| 107 | ツールスクラッパー | Tool Scrapper | Item | SR |
| 108 | AZの安らぎ | AZ’s Tranquility | Supporter | SR |
| 109 | ジプソ | Philippe | Supporter | SR |
| 110 | ホミカの演奏 | Roxie’s Performance | Supporter | SR |
| 111 | マチエール | Emma | Supporter | SR |
| 112 | なみのりビーチ | Surfing Beach | Stadium | SR |
| 113 | プリズムタワー | Prism Tower | Stadium | SR |
Not every secret-tier ex line goes all the way to SAR. Mega Greninja ex, Mega Floette ex (099/115), Mega Dragalge ex (102/116), and Cinccino ex (103/117) each continue on to a Special Art Rare printing, but Mega Pyroar ex (097), Beedrill ex (096), Gourgeist ex (100), and Cobalion ex (101) stop at Secret Rare with no SAR version in this set. The Item/Tool/Supporter/Stadium run (104–113) is also worth a second look for trainer collectors — four of the set’s new character Supporters (AZ’s Tranquility, Philippe, Roxie’s Performance, Emma) debut here at SR, and two of them — AZ’s Tranquility and Roxie’s Performance — get the SAR treatment as well (118/119, below).
Mega Greninja ex is the only line in Ninja Spinner’s secret-rarity tier printed at all three top slots — SR (098), SAR (114), and the set-topping MUR (120) — on top of its base RR (022). AZ’s Tranquility and Roxie’s Performance both follow the SR-then-SAR pattern (108/118 and 110/119).
Special Art Rare (SAR) — 114–119
| No. | JP Name | EN Name | Type/Stage | Rarity |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 114 | メガゲッコウガex | Mega Greninja ex | W Stage 2 | SAR |
| 115 | メガフラエッテex | Mega Floette ex | P Basic | SAR |
| 116 | メガドラミドロex | Mega Dragalge ex | N Stage 1 | SAR |
| 117 | チラチーノex | Cinccino ex | C Stage 1 | SAR |
| 118 | AZの安らぎ | AZ’s Tranquility | Supporter | SAR |
| 119 | ホミカの演奏 | Roxie’s Performance | Supporter | SAR |
Mega Ultra Rare (MUR) — 120
| No. | JP Name | EN Name | Type/Stage | Rarity |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 120 | メガゲッコウガex | Mega Greninja ex | W Stage 2 | MUR |
MUR (Mega Ultra Rare) is the gold-finish top tier introduced with the first MEGA-era sets, M1L Mega Brave and M1S Mega Symphonia — unlike older UR gold cards, MUR cards are brand-new illustrations rather than gold recolors of an existing full art. The label itself is press and JP-market usage rather than official pokemon-card.com terminology, but it’s the term used consistently across the sets we cover.
The Chase Cards: Mega Greninja ex, Cinccino ex & Mega Dragalge ex
Ninja Spinner’s headline chase is Mega Greninja ex, 120/083, MUR. It’s the top card of the set and, per the MUR tier’s defining trait across the whole MEGA era, a brand-new illustration rather than a gold recolor of an existing full art. A PSA 10 copy was recently listed at ¥175,203 (~$1,192) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order). For current availability, check our Quick Order page.
The SAR (114/083) is Mega Greninja ex’s Special Art Rare take — a full alternate-art treatment distinct from the MUR’s gold finish. Check current availability for a graded PSA10 of this specific printing via Quick Order. The SR (098/083) is the accessible entry point into owning a Mega Greninja ex from this set: a PSA 10 copy is currently listed at ¥9,167 (~$62) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order).
The set’s other Special Art Rare headliner is Cinccino ex, 117/083 — the SAR treatment of a non-Mega ex line that also prints as RR (071/083) and SR (103/083). A PSA 10 copy is currently listed at ¥18,540 (~$126) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order).
Mega Dragalge ex, 116/083, SAR — the Dragon-type Mega ex line (RR 063/083, SR 102/083, SAR 116/083) — rounds out the set’s SAR-tier ex cards. A PSA 10 copy is currently listed at ¥12,144 (~$83) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order).
Community-reported estimates for how often each tier actually pulls out of a box — we don’t have verified rate data to print in this list article — are covered in our Ninja Spinner pull rates & best cards guide.
A PSA grade reflects PSA’s assessment of the individual submitted card; we list graded singles as they come in.
Box Economics: MSRP vs. What We’re Listing
Ninja Spinner’s official MSRP is ¥180 (tax included) per 5-card pack, or ¥5,400 for a sealed 30-pack booster box at retail. That’s the price the box left the printer at in March 2026 — it isn’t what boxes actually change hands for once a set’s secret-rarity pulls (the 37-card run above) have had time to establish secondary-market value.
| Product | Contents | Our listed price |
|---|---|---|
| M4 Ninja Spinner Booster Box | 30 packs, 5 cards each | ¥11,118–¥11,172 (~$76) |
At roughly ¥11,118–¥11,172, our current box listings run a little over double the ¥5,400 official MSRP — a gap that’s typical for MEGA-era sealed product once a set has been out long enough for its SR/SAR/MUR pulls to establish secondary-market value. Ninja Spinner has now been on shelves since March 2026, giving its secondary market roughly five months to settle compared with the day-one pricing you’d see on a set that just released.
For a deeper look at what’s actually inside the box and who should buy it, see our Ninja Spinner booster box buying guide. If you’re weighing this set against the one that followed it, our Ninja Spinner vs. Abyss Eye box guide puts both box economics side by side.
Where to Buy Ninja Spinner Cards & Boxes
We ship Japanese sealed Ninja Spinner product and PSA10 graded singles worldwide from Tokyo with tracked delivery. Sealed boxes are the most direct way to chase the AR/SR/SAR/MUR tiers yourself, while graded singles let you skip straight to a specific number.
- Sealed box: M4 Ninja Spinner Booster Box — ¥11,118 (~$76)
- Cinccino ex SAR 117/083 (PSA 10): ¥18,540 (~$126) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order)
- Mega Dragalge ex SAR 116/083 (PSA 10): ¥12,144 (~$83) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order)
- Mega Greninja ex SR 098/083 (PSA 10): ¥9,167 (~$62) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order)
- Mega Greninja ex MUR 120/083 (PSA 10): recently listed at ¥175,203 (~$1,192) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order), check availability via Quick Order
- Any other card by number, or the full base checklist: our Quick Order page and M4 card list page
If you’re building a mixed order across several sets — say, a Ninja Spinner box alongside singles from Inferno X or Abyss Eye — our Quick Order page is the fastest route to a single combined order.
Searching “M4” for a different reason? Some English-language collectors also use “M4” loosely for the 2018 Sun & Moon-era Awakened Heroes / Ultra Dimension release — a much older, unrelated set; see our Awakened Heroes / Ultra Dimension guide if that’s the one you meant. For Ninja Spinner pull-rate context and community reporting on how often each tier actually comes out of a box, see our Ninja Spinner pull rates & best cards article.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many cards are in Ninja Spinner (M4)?
120 total cards: an 83-card base set (001–083), plus a 37-card secret-rarity tier from 084–120 (12 Art Rares, 18 Secret Rares, 6 Special Art Rares, and 1 MUR), per Limitless TCG’s set data.
What is the rarest card in Ninja Spinner?
Mega Greninja ex, card 120/083, the set’s only MUR (Mega Ultra Rare). It’s the set’s flagship line, also printed as SR (098/083) and SAR (114/083).
What is the official Japanese name of Ninja Spinner?
ニンジャスピナー, written in katakana — the official product page is ポケモンカードゲーム MEGA拡張パック「ニンジャスピナー」, released March 13, 2026.
How many packs come in a Ninja Spinner booster box?
30 packs of 5 cards each. Official MSRP is ¥180 per pack (tax included), or ¥5,400 for a sealed box.
Are there any oddities in the Ninja Spinner base set?
Yes — the four Deoxys formes (031–034) all share Uncommon rarity, and three Special Energy cards (081–083) sit at plain Rare rather than a secret tier.
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