Marill is the spotlight Pokémon of the first Go Battle Day event.
The new leaderboards will launch just after the Go Battle League changes from Ultra League to Master League, which will give player an opportunity to see where they stand when the competition switches to a new format.
* It will show the top five hundred Trainers in the world and their Trainer nicknames, teams, ranks, ratings and total matches.* The leaderboard is scheduled to update between approximately 4 p.m. EDT and 6 p.m. EDT every day. On Sunday, April 12, Marill, the Water- and Fairy-type Pokémon, will be the featured 'Mon. During the event, players can enjoy activities related to the Go Battle League. For instance, the more Go Battle League battles you win from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. local time during the event, the more chances you'll get to encounter Marill.
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