Snorlax was designed by Ken Sugimori and first appeared in the original Pokémon games as a large, sleepy, and powerful Normal-type Pokémon.
Snorlax made its debut as one of the unique 'blocking' Pokémon in the games Pokémon Red and Green, released in Japan.
Snorlax appeared prominently in the Pokémon anime series, particularly as a helpful and comedic character, increasing its popularity.
Snorlax featured in various expansions of the Pokémon Trading Card Game, becoming a fan favorite card due to its powerful stats.
While Snorlax itself does not have a Mega Evolution, the concept revolutionized the Pokémon series and influenced design thinking for powerful Pokémon including Snorlax variants in later games.
Snorlax was given a new Gigantamax form in Pokémon Sword and Shield, drastically changing its appearance and battle capabilities.
Snorlax became a commonly featured Pokémon during many Pokémon GO special events due to its popularity and rarity.
A Snorlax is born in the dense forest, beginning its life cycle in the wild.
Snorlax falls asleep in the main mountain pass, obstructing travel and forcing villagers to find alternative routes for weeks.
A young trainer successfully captures Snorlax after a difficult battle, showcasing both the trainer's skill and Snorlax's strength.
Snorlax aids its trainer in the Pokémon League battles, demonstrating strategic combat skills and resilience.
Using its massive body, Snorlax blocks a deadly avalanche, saving the villagers from disaster.
Stories and legends about Snorlax grow, solidifying its status as a symbol of strength and tranquility in folklore.
