Danish and Swedish Pokémon VS cards?

[Quuador]

Only recently I’ve heard about the English VS cards here in this post by @nullifidian . When reading the Bulbapedia page for it, which I’ve also quoted below, I noticed a certain part (which I’ve made bold):

In Japan, this Half Deck was released on July 7, 2001 to commemorate the theatrical release of the fourth Pokémon movie. This version includes Rocket’s Tyranitar and a Darkness Energy.

On August 26, 2001, a slightly altered version of this product was given to players at the 2001 Tropical Mega Battle. Rocket’s Tyranitar and the Darkness Energy were replaced by the P Promotional print of Tropical Wind. Each player received the Half Deck in their native language; there were 12 in Japanese, six in English, and one each in Danish, Dutch, French, German, Portugese, and Swedish. The cards were produced by MEDIAFACTORY, the company that produced the cards in Japanese, instead of by Wizards of the Coast, so they retained Japanese placings and font styles. During the three rounds at the Tropical Mega Battle, it was revealed that the English print of Clair’s Mantine had a misprint on it, which caused the first round to be replayed. The Half Deck was later given away at the 2002 World Championships with the error fixed.

Like many other Half Decks, the Tyranitar Half Deck also includes a rulebook, damage counters, status counters, and a custom coin featuring Celebi.

So there is one Danish Pokémon card and one Swedish Pokémon card out there. Does anyone know who won these in 2001, and has anyone ever seen pictures of these two cards?

Greetz,
Quuador

[woolsluk]

It’s not just one card it’s the whole half deck with the cards replaced as mentioned above.

[genosha]

I don’t know if they real or not.
But I know from some older (age wise) friends that worked in video game promotion in the 1980 till early 2000’s that Sweden and Denmark were #1 test locations to try out new products.

[unlimited_spaghetti]

They dont even mention italian… I dont think those infos are 100% legitimate

[martincollects]

This would be absolutely insane if it’s true. I will have to try and investigate this!
Regular cards have been released in English, Japanese, Dutch, French, German and Portugese out of these. But as far as I know there should never have been cards in Danish or Swedish, all cards released here were always English.
It would be more likely that if there were Danish and Swedish participants they just got the English decks?