Ninja Spinner Pokémon TCG Set Guide
Released in Japan on 13 March 2026, Ninja Spinner is the fourth Japanese expansion in the Pokémon TCG MEGA era. Identified by the set code M4, the expansion is headlined by Mega Greninja ex and includes an 83-card numbered main set alongside Art Rare, Super Rare, Special Art Rare and other high-rarity cards numbered above 083.
Ninja Spinner brings together collectible artwork, popular Pokémon and cards with interesting gameplay applications. Its strong focus on Mega Greninja ex makes it particularly appealing to Greninja collectors, while cards featuring Mega Floette ex, Mega Dragalge ex, Cinccino ex and popular Trainer characters give collectors several different targets to pursue.
What Is Included in Ninja Spinner?
Each Japanese Ninja Spinner booster pack contains five randomly inserted cards. A standard booster box contains 30 packs, providing a total of 150 cards across the full opening.
The numbered main set runs from 001/083 to 083/083. Additional cards appear above the main set numbering, including Art Rare, Super Rare, Special Art Rare and Mega Ultra Rare cards. This brings additional variety to the expansion and gives collectors several levels of rarity to pursue.
Ninja Spinner products are Japanese-language Pokémon TCG products. They can appeal to set collectors, artwork collectors, players, sealed-product collectors and customers looking for Pokémon gifts.
Why Purchase a Ninja Spinner Booster Box?
A Ninja Spinner Booster Box contains 30 packs, making it the best option for customers who want a substantial opening experience.
Opening a complete box provides broader exposure to the set than purchasing one or two packs. It can help collectors obtain more of the common, uncommon and standard rare cards needed to begin building the set while also providing opportunities to discover higher-rarity cards.
Booster boxes are also suitable for customers who enjoy opening products with friends, creating online content, building decks, trading duplicate cards or displaying sealed Japanese Pokémon products.
Cards remain randomly inserted, so no specific card, rarity or pull result can be guaranteed.
Why Purchase Individual Booster Packs?
Individual Ninja Spinner booster packs provide a lower-cost way to experience the expansion.
A single pack can work well as a small gift, an addition to another order, a reward or a casual opening experience. Packs also allow customers to sample the expansion before deciding whether to purchase a complete booster box.
Each pack contains five Japanese-language cards selected randomly from the expansion.
Key Ninja Spinner Chase Cards
Mega Greninja ex 120/083
Mega Greninja ex 120/083 is the highest-numbered card in Ninja Spinner and represents the expansion’s Mega Ultra Rare treatment. As the headline Pokémon of the set, this version is one of the most significant collector targets in the expansion.
Mega Greninja ex has 350 HP and the Mortal Shuriken Ability. Once during the player’s turn, while Mega Greninja ex is in the Active Spot, the player can discard a Basic Water Energy from their hand to place six damage counters on one of the opponent’s Pokémon.
Its Ninja Spinner attack deals 120 damage, with the option to return a Water Energy attached to Mega Greninja ex to the player’s hand and deal an additional 80 damage. This gives the card both strong collector appeal and an interesting technical gameplay identity.
Mega Greninja ex 114/083
Mega Greninja ex 114/083 is the Special Art Rare version of the set’s headline Pokémon.
It features the same 350 HP, Mortal Shuriken Ability and Ninja Spinner attack as the other Mega Greninja ex cards, but presents the Pokémon through a premium special-art treatment.
This version is likely to appeal particularly to Greninja collectors, Special Art Rare collectors and customers building a high-rarity Ninja Spinner set.
Mega Floette ex 115/083
Mega Floette ex 115/083 is another Special Art Rare featured in Ninja Spinner.
Its Gentle Light attack heals 30 damage from every Pokémon in play. Its Eternity Bloom attack deals 200 damage and allows the player to search their deck for up to four Basic Energy cards and attach them to their Benched Pokémon in any way they choose.
The card combines a distinctive high-rarity design with an unusual mixture of healing and Energy acceleration.
Mega Dragalge ex 116/083
Mega Dragalge ex 116/083 offers both a Special Art Rare treatment and disruptive gameplay effects.
Its Corrosive Fluid attack discards all Pokémon Tools and Special Energy attached to the opponent’s Pokémon. Its Deadly Poison attack leaves the opponent’s Active Pokémon Poisoned, with that Poison placing 16 damage counters rather than the normal amount.
These unusual effects make Mega Dragalge ex a distinctive card for collectors and players interested in disruption and Special Conditions.
Roxie’s Performance 119/083
Roxie’s Performance 119/083 is a high-rarity Supporter card.
Its effect prevents the opponent’s Poisoned Pokémon from retreating during their following turn, including Pokémon that become Poisoned after the card is played. This makes it particularly relevant to strategies built around Poison and creates a natural connection with Mega Dragalge ex.
Trainer-focused collectors may also be drawn to the card because it features a recognisable character rather than a Pokémon.
Is Ninja Spinner Worth Collecting?
Ninja Spinner has several qualities that give it broad appeal. Mega Greninja ex provides a clear headline Pokémon, while its selection of Pokémon ex, Special Art Rare cards and Trainer cards offers variety throughout the checklist.
Collectors can work toward the numbered main set, chase high-rarity cards or keep sealed products for display. Players can explore the expansion’s Water, Poison, Energy-management and disruption strategies. Newer customers can begin with individual packs, while established collectors can choose a complete booster box.
For customers interested in Japanese Pokémon cards, Greninja, high-rarity artwork or the Pokémon TCG MEGA era, Ninja Spinner is a strong expansion to explore.
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Cards are inserted randomly. Specific cards, rarities, pull rates, grading outcomes and future market values are not guaranteed.