Beedrill ex Chaos Rising cards 3 and 98 pair with two Japanese Ninja Spinner prints, the RR 003/083 and the SR 096/083, and there is no SAR Beedrill ex on either side. Bulbapedia’s card page for Beedrill ex (Chaos Rising 3), as of October 1, 2026, sets the English Double Rare 003/086 against the Japanese RR 003/083 and the English Ultra Rare 098/086 against the Japanese SR 096/083.
The official card database on pokemon-card.com credits the regular print to toriyufu and the SR to 5ban Graphics, and Limitless TCG shows the same two credits on the English cards; no source states that the artwork is identical, so the credit is the match. The standard Ninja Spinner box is sold out at the time of this update, and the M4 Damaged Box (Grade B) is a separate product, currently listed at ¥7,156 (~$46).
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- English Chaos Rising 3 (Double Rare) pairs with Japanese M4 003/083 (RR), credited to toriyufu. English Chaos Rising 98 (Ultra Rare) pairs with M4 096/083 (SR), credited to 5ban Graphics.
- The official database lists two Japanese スピアーex cards, the RR and the SR. There is no SAR Beedrill ex, and Limitless lists no Special Art Rare Beedrill ex in Chaos Rising.
- All four cards print 310 HP, Grass type, Stage 2, Fire weakness and a retreat cost of one on Limitless; the official database shows identical card text on the two Japanese cards.
- The M4 Damaged Box (Grade B) is currently listed at ¥7,156 (~$46). A single card is sourced through Schnellbestellung.
Database rows, Bulbapedia card data and Limitless prints are as of October 1, 2026. SNKRDUNK asks carry their own dates.
Beedrill ex in Chaos Rising and Ninja Spinner: The Four Cards
The pairing is two English cards against two Japanese cards. Limitless TCG lists each English card with its Japanese Ninja Spinner numbers, and Bulbapedia’s card page gives the same two rows.
| English card (Chaos Rising) | English rarity | Japanese print (Ninja Spinner) | Japanese rarity | Illustrator credit on both |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Beedrill ex CRI 3 (003/086 per Bulbapedia) | Double Rare (Limitless and Bulbapedia) | M4 003/083 | RR | toriyufu |
| Beedrill ex CRI 98 (098/086 per Bulbapedia) | Ultra Rare (Limitless and Bulbapedia) | M4 096/083 | SR | 5ban Graphics |
Bulbapedia records the first card as a regular print and the second as a full-art ultra rare print, and describes both as included in Chaos Rising “first released in the Japanese Ninja Spinner expansion.” Limitless labels the Japanese SR 096/083 as a Secret Rare, which is Limitless’s own name for that rarity; the official database prints the SR icon.
The Japanese name is スピアーex. For the box-level comparison of the two sets, see Chaos Rising ETB, Pokemon Center ETB & Booster Box vs Ninja Spinner.
There Is No SAR Beedrill ex in Ninja Spinner
Ninja Spinner has a SAR block, and Beedrill ex is not in it. The official database lists two スピアーex cards, the RR 003/083 and the SR 096/083, and nothing else under that name. Limitless’s Chaos Rising list agrees on the English side: a Double Rare at number 3 and an Ultra Rare at number 98, with no Special Art Rare Beedrill ex.
For the set as a whole, the database counts 37 entries above the printed 083: AR 12, SR 18, SAR 6 and MUR 1. The Beedrill ex SR is one of those 18 SR entries. The number and the rarity icon settle which print a card is.
| Beedrill ex print | Rarity in the official database | Number | Full art? |
|---|---|---|---|
| M4 003/083 | RR | Inside the printed total | Regular print (Bulbapedia) |
| M4 096/083 | SR | Above the printed total | Full Art (Bulbapedia) |
| SAR Beedrill ex | Not in the official database | None | Not applicable |
Chaos Rising vs Ninja Spinner: Set Specifications
Bulbapedia’s Chaos Rising page, as of September 30, 2026, says Chaos Rising includes cards released in the Japanese Ninja Spinner expansion and released worldwide on May 22, 2026. The official Japanese product page gives March 13, 2026 for Ninja Spinner.
| Spec | English Chaos Rising | Japanese Ninja Spinner (M4) |
|---|---|---|
| Release date | May 22, 2026 (official pokemon.com page) | March 13, 2026 (2026年3月13日, official pokemon-card.com page) |
| Card count | “Over 120” on the official page; Limitless counts 122: 86 main cards and 36 secret cards | 120 in the official database: 83 up to 083, 37 above it |
| Cards in a pack | 10 cards, 1 Basic Energy and 1 Pokémon TCG Live code card (official booster display page) | 5 cards (カード5枚入り) |
| Packs in a box | 36 booster packs in the booster display (official page) | Not printed on the official product page |
| Pack price | No MSRP on the official pages | ¥180 per pack, tax included (希望小売価格, official product page) |
| Printed denominator | /086 per Bulbapedia only | /083 on every card |
| Rarity codes | Limitless secret cards: Art Rare 11, Ultra Rare 18, Special Art Rare 6, Secret Rare 1 | Up to 083: C 38, U 29, R 8, RR 8. Above 083: AR 12, SR 18, SAR 6, MUR 1 |
| Standard legal | Yes (official page) | Regulation mark J per Limitless; not printed in the official database |
Bulbapedia prints the English numbers over /086: the SR is 096/083 in Japanese and 098/086 in English, while the regular print is 003 on both sides. The pairing is card by card: it is not a statement that the English set equals the Japanese set.
Beedrill ex RR: Chaos Rising 3 and Ninja Spinner 003/083
The regular print is the RR 003/083. The official database lists it under Ninja Spinner as a Stage 2 Grass Pokémon with 310 HP, credited to toriyufu.
Limitless TCG lists the Japanese card as Ninja Spinner #3, Double Rare, and shows Chaos Rising #3 and #98 as the international prints. The English page for Chaos Rising #3 credits toriyufu as well. Bulbapedia’s infobox caption gives the regular print’s artwork to toriyufu, and the SR’s to 5ban Graphics.
Because the two Japanese Beedrill ex rows share identical HP, attack, rule and weakness data in the database, the RR and the SR differ in artwork and rarity, not in game text. Limitless prints the same line for both English cards.
Beedrill ex SR: Chaos Rising 98 and Ninja Spinner 096/083
The full-art print is numbered above the printed total: 096/083 in the official database, with the SR icon and a credit to 5ban Graphics. Bulbapedia numbers the English print 098/086 and calls it a full-art ultra rare; Limitless lists it as Chaos Rising #98, Ultra Rare.
Limitless credits the English CRI 98 to 5ban Graphics, matching the Japanese credit, and shows Ninja Spinner #3 as the other Japanese print. Rarity labels differ by source: the official database prints the SR icon for the Japanese card, Limitless calls it a Secret Rare, and both Limitless and Bulbapedia call the English card an Ultra Rare.
The SR is the Ninja Spinner Beedrill ex with a dated PSA 10 ask on SNKRDUNK: ¥6,280 (~$41) on September 30, 2026. No product of ours is a PSA 10 of either Beedrill ex; a single Ninja Spinner card is sourced through Schnellbestellung.
The Beedrill ex Card Text as Printed
The database prints one attack and one rule on スピアーex 003/083 and 096/083, and no ability. The effects below are rendered from the Japanese text.
| Field | As printed for M4 003/083 and 096/083 |
|---|---|
| Stage, HP, type | Stage 2, 310 HP, Grass |
| Evolution block | The database links コクーン, ビードル, スピアー and スピアーex; Limitless states that the Japanese card evolves from コクーン and the English card from Kakuna |
| Attack | ビーランブル (one Grass): 110× damage |
| Rendered effect | 110 damage for each スピアー (Pokémon ex included) on your side of the field (rendering of the Japanese text) |
| Special rule | When a Pokémon ex is Knocked Out, the opponent takes 2 Prize cards |
| Weakness | Fire ×2 |
| Resistance | None |
| Retreat cost | One |
| Regulation mark | J per Limitless TCG; not printed in the official database |
The rule line is the one printed on the card. The regulation mark is a Limitless value; the database detail page does not print one, so the letter is not confirmed on the official page.
SNKRDUNK Asks for the Ninja Spinner Beedrill ex
SNKRDUNK figures are asking prices, never sales. A ¥1,000 figure is SNKRDUNK’s display floor and is not verified as a real ask.
| Product-row lowest ask | Lowest PSA 10 ask | Datum | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Beedrill ex RR 003/083 (M4) | ¥1,000 (~$6), display floor; lowest visible A/B ask ¥1,000 with 6 listings shown | No PSA 10 ask is shown | October 1, 2026 |
| Beedrill ex SR 096/083 (M4) | ¥1,000 (~$6), display floor | ¥6,280 (~$41) with 3 PSA 10 listings shown | September 30, 2026 |
The lowest PSA 10 ask on SNKRDUNK for the SR was ¥6,280 (~$41) on September 30, 2026.
Other Beedrill Cards: Different Cards, Different Prints
Beedrill ex is not the only card with the name. The official database also keeps M スピアーEX, スピアーEX and スピアーソウルリンク as separate card names, and none is a Ninja Spinner print. These Beedrill cards are offered as PSA 10 back orders and are not Chaos Rising matches:
Beedrill V, the SR 069/067 in S10P, is offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥12,036 (~$78) — sourced to order; the product page shows the current terms. The back-order process is explained in Back Order a PSA 10 Card from Japan. Beedrill 005/088 from e5 is offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥101,796 (~$661), and Janine’s Beedrill 061/141 from the VS half deck as a PSA 10 back order at ¥28,219 (~$183).
Each of these is a separate print from the Ninja Spinner cards, with its own set code, number and card name.
Sourcing the Ninja Spinner Print
No product of ours is a PSA 10 of the Ninja Spinner Beedrill ex. The standard M4 box is sold out at the time of this update — restock requests go through Schnellbestellung. The M4 Damaged Box (Grade B) is a separate product from that box.
From the same set, MEGA Greninja ex is offered as PSA 10 back orders: the SR 098/083 at ¥5,037 (~$33), the SAR 114/083 at ¥25,918 (~$168) and the MUR 120/083 at ¥95,470 (~$620).
Telling the Prints Apart, and What Is Not Confirmed
The set mark, number and denominator separate the four cards.
| What the card shows | What it points to |
|---|---|
| スピアーex, number 003/083, set mark M4 | Japanese Ninja Spinner RR (toriyufu) |
| スピアーex, number 096/083, set mark M4 | Japanese Ninja Spinner SR (5ban Graphics) |
| English Beedrill ex, Chaos Rising 3 | The Double Rare, paired with M4 003/083 |
| English Beedrill ex, Chaos Rising 98 | The Ultra Rare, paired with M4 096/083 |
| Number ending /086 (per Bulbapedia) | English Chaos Rising, not a Japanese print |
How To Read Japanese Pokemon Cards covers the number and icon layout, and Japanese Pokemon Card Rarities Explained covers RR and SR.
Still unconfirmed as of October 1, 2026: the regulation letter (J comes from Limitless; the official detail page prints none); the English denominator (/086 appears on Bulbapedia only, while the official English page says “Over 120”); whether the English and Japanese artwork is identical (the sources give the illustrator credit only); and the number of packs in an M4 box, which the official Japanese product page does not print.
Where to Buy Ninja Spinner Cards from Japan
For the Japanese Beedrill ex cards, the sealed route is the M4 Damaged Box (Grade B) at ¥7,156 (~$46), a separate product; the standard M4 box is sold out at the time of this update. The M2 Inferno X Damaged Box Guide explains what Damaged means for a sealed box. Every Ninja Spinner number is on the Ninja Spinner card list, and graded singles sit in the PSA 10 collection. A request for the RR 003/083 or the SR 096/083 goes through Schnellbestellung; Japanese vs English Pokemon Cards covers the language differences and How to Buy Japanese Pokemon Cards from Japan the checkout.
Häufig gestellte Fragen
How many Japanese prints of Beedrill ex match English Chaos Rising?
Two. Bulbapedia and Limitless pair English Chaos Rising 3 (Double Rare) with Japanese Ninja Spinner 003/083 (RR), and Chaos Rising 98 (Ultra Rare) with 096/083 (SR). The credits are toriyufu and 5ban Graphics. There is no SAR Beedrill ex, and no source states that the artwork is identical.
Is there a Beedrill ex SAR in Ninja Spinner or Chaos Rising?
No. The official database lists two スピアーex cards, the RR 003/083 and the SR 096/083. Limitless lists Beedrill ex in Chaos Rising only as a Double Rare and an Ultra Rare, with no Special Art Rare. The database lists six SAR entries in Ninja Spinner, none named スピアーex.
When did Chaos Rising and Ninja Spinner release?
Ninja Spinner (M4) came out in Japan on March 13, 2026, per the official Japanese product page, at ¥180 including tax for a five-card pack. The official English page gives May 22, 2026 for Chaos Rising. Bulbapedia records that Chaos Rising includes cards first released in Ninja Spinner and gives the same May 22 worldwide date.
How much does the Ninja Spinner Damaged Box cost?
The M4 Damaged Box (Grade B) is a separate product from the standard box and is currently listed at ¥7,156 (~$46). The standard M4 box is sold out at the time of this update; restock requests for it go through Schnellbestellung. Zustand terms for the Grade B box are on its product page.
What is the SNKRDUNK ask for Ninja Spinner Beedrill ex?
On September 30, 2026 the lowest PSA 10 ask on SNKRDUNK for the SR 096/083 was ¥6,280 (~$41), with 3 PSA 10 listings shown. The RR 003/083 showed no PSA 10 ask on October 1, 2026. Both product-row asks sit at the ¥1,000 display floor, which is not verified as a real ask.
Is the English Beedrill ex the same card as the Japanese one?
On card data, yes: Limitless prints Grass type, Stage 2, 310 HP, Fire weakness and a retreat cost of one for CRI 3, CRI 98 and both Japanese cards. toriyufu and 5ban Graphics are credited on both sides of their pairs; no source says the art is identical. The J regulation mark is Limitless’s alone.
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