2023 McDonald's promotional Pokémon toys
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The 2023 McDonald's promotional Pokémon toys were distributed in McDonald's restaurants in 2023. Each toy came with a pack of four pre-selected TCG cards from the McDonald's Collection 2023.
Promotions were held at different times depending upon country:
Pokémon Match Battle
Each Happy Meal included an envelope with the components to play Pokémon Match Battle; a pack of four pre-selected TCG cards from the McDonald's Collection 2023, a cardboard coin, and instructions. Printed on the coin are six symbols, five of which correspond to a stat shown on each Pokémon Trading Card, and the sixth denoting a reverse in the direction of play.
To start the game, each player is given one of the four cards (up to four players can play with each pack) and the youngest player goes first, with play then continuing in a clockwise direction. The coin is flipped to decide if highest or lowest stat wins that turn, with heads being high and tails being low. The corner of the coin pointing to player determines which of the five stats will be compared. Each player then examines their card to see who has the highest or lowest score, depending on the result of the coin flip. However, if the spinner lands on the change of direction symbol, the direction of play is instead reversed to the previous player, and they take their turn instead. The player with the highest or lowest score each turn wins a point, and the first player to reach three points wins.
The stats that can be compared are HP, weight, height, Pokédex number or card number.
The scarlet Cetitan pack.
The violet Cetitan pack.
The scarlet Fuecoco pack.
The violet Fuecoco pack.
The scarlet Klawf pack.
The violet Klawf pack.
The scarlet Pikachu pack.
The violet Pikachu pack.
The scarlet Quaxly pack.
The violet Quaxly pack.
The scarlet Sprigatito pack.
The violet Sprigatito pack.
Digital Play
Digital games could be played by scanning a QR code on a card that was also included in the envelope. The card featured a Pokémon, which could be one of the following: Sprigatito, Fuecoco, Quaxly, Cetoddle, Cetitan, Pikachu, Pawmi, Kilowattrel, Flittle, Sandaconda, Klawf, Blissey, Tandemaus, Cyclizar or Kirlia. The game involved an hexagonal jigsaw puzzle, with the player given a score out of three stars depending on how many moves they took to complete the puzzle.
Possible Cards
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References
- ↑ Fan favourite Pokemon Happy Meal returns to Maccas (archived from the original August 23, 2023; accessed September 9, 2023)
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