A special promo-stamped Eevee GX was released via Pokemon Medallion Battle in August 2020. Despite the game being available in multiple languages, this promo was only available in Traditional Chinese.
Pokemon Medallion Battle is a spin-off Pokémon game on Facebook Gaming developed by GCTurbo. It was released in selected Asian countries on December 23, 2019 following an open beta in the Philippines beginning on November 20, 2019. It is available in five languages: English, Malaysian, Indonesian, Thai, and Traditional Chinese.
In Pokémon Medallion Battle, two players face off with teams consisting of six Pokémon. Up to two of these Pokémon may be the Great Ball and Ultra Ball tier and Crown Pokemon (similar to legendary Pokemon) each and no two Pokémon from the same evolutionary family may be used simultaneously.
Players take turns playing Pokémon from their Bench face down; their tier is visible on the back of the medal, putting the player who goes first at a disadvantage. On the first turn, the player with the higher Rating goes first; otherwise, the winner of the previous turn goes first. After both medals are played, they are turned face up and the Pokémon with the higher CP wins the fight, scoring a point. The player who goes first wins any tie. The first player to score 3 points wins the match.
During Season 6 of Pokemon Medallion Battle’s Champions cup, GC Turbo (the game’s developer), announced a partnership with The Pokemon Company International to host the Eevee Ranked Challenge.
The August 24, 2020 Facebook post announcing the event
Event Image
Golden Eevee Medal
Players in each available country would have to register via Google Forms for the Challenge, and a limited number of registered players would receive the special Eevee promo card. They would also receive a Golden Eevee Medals to use in the game itself at the start of the next season. This Eevee Medal could be evolved into golden medal versions.
Umbreon Medal
Espeon Medal
Leafeon Medal
Vaporeon Medal
Sylveon Medal detail view
Glaceon Medal detail view
The challenge ended on September 30, 2020, meaning that players had around a month total to participate.
All players who registered were eligible to claim an Eevee GX promo card. In addition, the top 50 players from each country received additional prizes.
2x TCG starter deck, 5x TCG booster pack, 1x TCG playmat, 1x Pokémon plush toy
26th-50th:
1x TCG starter deck, 2x TCG booster pack
Malaysia Winners
1. Yao Zong 2. WC 3. Shawn 4. Tan Chuen 5. Jason Tan 6. Joshua Ng 7. Liew Zhen Qin 8. Connie Loo 9. Hairudin 10. Nadzmi 11. Guo Hao 12. Muhammad 13. Ea 14. Sukri 15. 凌辉 16. Boon 17. May 18. Tan 19. Hakim 20. Zira 21. 蔡蔡 22. Steve 23. Toddyy 24. ZB Lee 25. Brionac 26. Hanif 27. Hidayah 28. Tan 29. Kai 30. Desmond 31. Dai 32. Azman Izzat 33. Jon 34. Famie 35. Wei 36. Naw 37. Kok Kuin Chan 38. Mango Go 39. Chinyen Loke 40. Mohd 41. Ep 42. Yeet Loong 43. Ys 44. 龙虎门 45. Playback New 46. Chun 47. 林家成 48. Mark 49. Ong 50. Chun Wooi
1. Edwin Law 2. 畢能提 3. Zedric 4. Alan Cheung 5. Ivy Ng 6. Tong Chun Yin 7. Kelvin Yu 8. FoX SzE 9. Dan 10. DC Hin 11. Wing Kin 12. Kin Long Lee 13. Sek Kit 14. Antonia Hui 15. Tony Lam 16. John Chow 17. Sai Kit 18. BIlly 19. Wai Chiu Ng 20. Hestia Ko 21. Danny Li 22. Hong Lam 23. Ykin Wong 24. Serene 25. 曾永平 26. 王飛 27. 霍克 28. MT 29. Derek Wong 30. Karmen 31. Dominic Lee 32. Sunny Leung 33. Pixie Wcy 34. Fungw 35. 李浚樂 36. Hin Mike 37. Kyrie Snoe 38. Fai Wong 39. Theya 40. Shermaine Ng 41. Thomas 42. KW Mak 43. Ho 44. 鄧紹強 45. Raiseiihgdd Ifggfhh 46. Kingsley Pak 47. Mac Sin 48. Mikey 49. Echo Yuen 50. Harry
