- Packs per box: 30
- Cards per pack: 5 (150 cards per box)
- Japanese release date: Friday, March 13, 2026
- Set code: M4
- Series: Pokémon Card Game MEGA
- Card count: 120 cards: 83 regular cards (001/083 to 083/083) plus 37 secret rares numbered 084 to 120
- Headline cards: Mega Greninja ex (MUR, SAR and SR), Mega Pyroar ex, Mega Floette ex, Mega Dragalge ex, Cinccino ex SAR
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Ninja Spinner (ニンジャスピナー) is a Japanese expansion pack of the Pokémon Card Game MEGA series, with the set code M4. It released in Japan on March 13, 2026, and its star is Mega Greninja ex, whose attack shares the set's name. The set also brings Mega Pyroar ex, Mega Floette ex and Mega Dragalge ex, four more Pokémon ex (Beedrill ex, Gourgeist ex, Cobalion ex and Cinccino ex), four different Deoxys cards, three new Special Energy cards and the Stadium Ange Floette. Below you'll find everything officially published about Ninja Spinner, plus the complete 120-card list with pictures. Tap any card to see its full details.
Ninja Spinner at a Glance
- Japanese name: ポケモンカードゲーム MEGA 拡張パック「ニンジャスピナー」
- English name: Ninja Spinner
- Product type: Expansion pack (拡張パック)
- Set code: M4
- Language: Japanese
- Booster box: 30 packs × 5 cards
- Release date: March 13, 2026
- Total cards: 120 (83 regular cards + 37 secret rares)
- Rarities: 38 Common, 29 Uncommon, 8 Rare, 8 Double Rare, 12 Art Rare, 18 Super Rare, 6 Special Art Rare and 1 Mega Ultra Rare
- Mega Evolution ex in the set: Mega Pyroar ex, Mega Greninja ex, Mega Floette ex, Mega Dragalge ex
- Other Pokémon ex: Beedrill ex, Gourgeist ex, Cobalion ex, Cinccino ex
- Special Energy: Nitro Fire Energy, Bubble Water Energy and Magnet Metal Energy
Ninja Spinner Release Date
The official Pokémon Card Game website confirms that Ninja Spinner released in Japan on Friday, March 13, 2026. Each pack contains 5 cards, and a Japanese booster box holds 30 packs.
Mega Greninja ex: The Star of Ninja Spinner
Mega Greninja ex is a Stage 2 Water Mega Evolution Pokémon ex with 350 HP that evolves from Frogadier. Its Ability Mortal Shuriken (ひっさつしゅりけん) can be used once during your turn while it is in the Active Spot: discard a Basic Water Energy card from your hand to place 6 damage counters on 1 of your opponent's Pokémon. Its attack is named Ninja Spinner (ニンジャスピナー), just like the set: it does 120 damage, and you may return a Water Energy attached to it to your hand to do 80 more damage. As a Mega Evolution Pokémon ex, it gives up 3 Prize cards when Knocked Out.
Mega Greninja ex appears four times in the set: the regular Double Rare (022), a Super Rare (098), a Special Art Rare (114) and the gold Mega Ultra Rare (120), the rarest card of Ninja Spinner. The Froakie (086) and Frogadier (087) Art Rares and the Mega Greninja ex Special Art Rare (114) are all drawn by Susumu Maeya, and their artworks connect into one scene. The set's Bubble Water Energy keeps the Water Pokémon it is attached to free of Special Conditions.
The Other Mega Evolution ex
Mega Pyroar ex (015/083)
A Stage 1 Fire Mega Evolution Pokémon ex with 340 HP that evolves from Litleo. Ferocious Bellow does 80 damage and makes the Defending Pokémon's attacks do 50 less damage during your opponent's next turn, and Big Bang Fire does 290 damage, minus 10 for each damage counter on Mega Pyroar ex. It also appears as a Super Rare (097). The set's Nitro Fire Energy returns to your hand when an attack of the Fire Pokémon it is attached to would discard it.
Mega Floette ex (035/083)
A Basic Psychic Mega Evolution Pokémon ex with 250 HP. Gentle Light heals 30 damage from each Pokémon in play, and Eternity Bloom does 200 damage and attaches up to 4 Basic Psychic Energy cards from your deck to your Benched Pokémon. The Stadium Ange Floette, which can only be played by discarding a Prism Tower in play, gives each Mega Floette ex in play +150 HP. Mega Floette ex also appears as a Super Rare (099) and a Special Art Rare (115).
Mega Dragalge ex (063/083)
A Stage 1 Dragon Mega Evolution Pokémon ex with 330 HP that evolves from Skrelp. Corrosive Liquid discards all Pokémon Tools and Special Energy from all of your opponent's Pokémon, and Pernicious Poison Poisons your opponent's Active Pokémon and places 16 damage counters on it during Pokémon Checkup instead of 1. It also appears as a Super Rare (102) and a Special Art Rare (116).
Pokémon ex, Deoxys and Other Highlights
Ninja Spinner has four more Pokémon ex: Beedrill ex (110 damage for each Beedrill you have in play), Gourgeist ex, Cobalion ex (its Ability Metal Road moves Metal Energy to it when it moves to the Active Spot) and Cinccino ex, which also has a Special Art Rare (117). The set also includes four different Deoxys (031 to 034), each with its own HP and attack, plus Ho-Oh, Keldeo and Xerneas.
The Supporters are AZ's Tranquility, Philippe, Roxie's Performance and Emma; the Items are Special Red Card, Big Catch Net and Book of Transformation; and the Stadiums are Prism Tower and Ange Floette. Magnet Metal Energy gives the Metal Pokémon it is attached to no Retreat Cost. Energy Retrieval, Jumbo Ice Cream, Tool Scrapper and Surfing Beach appear in this set only as Super Rares.
Ninja Spinner Secret Rares
The 37 secret rares are 12 Art Rares (084 to 095: Chespin, Fennekin, Froakie, Frogadier, Ampharos, Xerneas, Claydol, Crobat, Metang, Sliggoo, Tauros and Watchog), 18 Super Rares (096 to 113, including the eight Pokémon ex and ten Trainer cards), 6 Special Art Rares (114 to 119: Mega Greninja ex, Mega Floette ex, Mega Dragalge ex, Cinccino ex, AZ's Tranquility and Roxie's Performance) and 1 Mega Ultra Rare (120, Mega Greninja ex).
Ninja Spinner Card List (All 120 Cards)
Every card from the official Ninja Spinner card list, in number order: 83 regular cards (001 to 083) plus 37 secret rares (084 to 120). English card names follow the PokéBeach translations of the Japanese set.
Tap any card to see its full details. Card text and attack names in the pop-ups are an unofficial English translation of the Japanese cards.
Weedle#001 · C
Kakuna#002 · C
Beedrill ex#003 · RR
Carnivine#004 · C
Chespin#005 · C
Quilladin#006 · C
Chesnaught#007 · R
Vulpix#008 · C
Ninetales#009 · U
Ho-Oh#010 · U
Fennekin#011 · C
Braixen#012 · C
Delphox#013 · R
Litleo#014 · C
Mega Pyroar ex#015 · RR
Remoraid#016 · C
Octillery#017 · C
Delibird#018 · U
Keldeo#019 · U
Froakie#020 · C
Frogadier#021 · C
Mega Greninja ex#022 · RR
Bergmite#023 · C
Avalugg#024 · U
Wimpod#025 · C
Golisopod#026 · U
Mareep#027 · C
Flaaffy#028 · C
Ampharos#029 · R
Emolga#030 · C
Deoxys#031 · U
Deoxys#032 · U
Deoxys#033 · U
Deoxys#034 · U
Mega Floette ex#035 · RR
Espurr#036 · C
Meowstic#037 · U
Phantump#038 · C
Trevenant#039 · R
Pumpkaboo#040 · C
Gourgeist ex#041 · RR
Xerneas#042 · R
Sudowoodo#043 · U
Phanpy#044 · C
Donphan#045 · C
Baltoy#046 · C
Claydol#047 · U
Zubat#048 · C
Golbat#049 · C
Crobat#050 · U
Qwilfish#051 · C
Stunky#052 · C
Skuntank#053 · U
Trubbish#054 · C
Garbodor#055 · U
Skrelp#056 · C
Beldum#057 · C
Metang#058 · C
Metagross#059 · U
Ferroseed#060 · C
Ferrothorn#061 · U
Cobalion ex#062 · RR
Mega Dragalge ex#063 · RR
Goomy#064 · C
Sliggoo#065 · C
Goodra#066 · U
Tauros#067 · U
Patrat#068 · C
Watchog#069 · C
Minccino#070 · C
Cinccino ex#071 · RR
Special Red Card#072 · U
Big Catch Net#073 · U
Book of Transformation#074 · U
AZ's Tranquility#075 · U
Philippe#076 · U
Roxie's Performance#077 · U
Emma#078 · U
Ange Floette#079 · U
Prism Tower#080 · U
Nitro Fire Energy#081 · R
Bubble Water Energy#082 · R
Magnet Metal Energy#083 · R
Chespin#084 · AR
Fennekin#085 · AR
Froakie#086 · AR
Frogadier#087 · AR
Ampharos#088 · AR
Xerneas#089 · AR
Claydol#090 · AR
Crobat#091 · AR
Metang#092 · AR
Sliggoo#093 · AR
Tauros#094 · AR
Watchog#095 · AR
Beedrill ex#096 · SR
Mega Pyroar ex#097 · SR
Mega Greninja ex#098 · SR
Mega Floette ex#099 · SR
Gourgeist ex#100 · SR
Cobalion ex#101 · SR
Mega Dragalge ex#102 · SR
Cinccino ex#103 · SR
Energy Retrieval#104 · SR
Jumbo Ice Cream#105 · SR
Special Red Card#106 · SR
Tool Scrapper#107 · SR
AZ's Tranquility#108 · SR
Philippe#109 · SR
Roxie's Performance#110 · SR
Emma#111 · SR
Surfing Beach#112 · SR
Prism Tower#113 · SR
Mega Greninja ex#114 · SAR
Mega Floette ex#115 · SAR
Mega Dragalge ex#116 · SAR
Cinccino ex#117 · SAR
AZ's Tranquility#118 · SAR
Roxie's Performance#119 · SAR
Mega Greninja ex#120 · MUR
Frequently Asked Questions
When did Pokémon Ninja Spinner release in Japan?
Ninja Spinner (ニンジャスピナー) released in Japan on Friday, March 13, 2026.
What is the Ninja Spinner set code?
Ninja Spinner is set M4 of the Pokémon Card Game MEGA series.
How many cards are in Ninja Spinner?
Ninja Spinner has 120 cards: 83 regular cards numbered 001/083 to 083/083 and 37 secret rares numbered 084 to 120.
How many packs are in a Ninja Spinner booster box?
A Ninja Spinner Japanese booster box contains 30 packs, with 5 cards per pack, for 150 cards per box.
What is the rarest card in Ninja Spinner?
The Mega Greninja ex Mega Ultra Rare (MUR), numbered 120/083, is the only MUR in the set.
What are the SAR cards in Ninja Spinner?
The six Special Art Rares are Mega Greninja ex (114), Mega Floette ex (115), Mega Dragalge ex (116), Cinccino ex (117), AZ's Tranquility (118) and Roxie's Performance (119).
Which Mega Evolution ex are in Ninja Spinner?
Mega Pyroar ex, Mega Greninja ex, Mega Floette ex and Mega Dragalge ex.
What does Mega Greninja ex's Ninja Spinner attack do?
It does 120 damage. You may put a Water Energy attached to Mega Greninja ex into your hand to have the attack do 80 more damage.
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