Snorlax (Sleep)

Snorlax in the key art for Pokémon Sleep

Snorlax is the main character and game mascot of Pokémon Sleep.

Role

At the start of each week, on selecting a new area, players will pair up with a new Snorlax. The player's task is to raise the Snorlax, which can be done by feeding it Berries and cooked meals, as well as performing Sleep Research. Feeding Snorlax increases its "Strength", which is multiplied by the player's sleep score to form its "Drowsy Power". As Snorlax's Drowsy Power increases, the number of Pokémon that will gather around it in the morning will also increase, as well as chances to find rare Pokémon sleep styles.

Once Snorlax gains enough Strength, its rating will go up. The player receives Dream Shards as a reward each time Snorlax's rating increases, and more Pokémon species have a chance to come sleep with Snorlax. The amount of strength required to reach each rating. as well as the amount of Dream Shards given, varies by area.

Variations

The appearance of Snorlax will vary based on the island on which it is found. Each Snorlax has its own preferred Berries and cooked meals.

Image	Location	Description	Favorite Berries	Unlock Requirements
File:Sleep Snorlax normal.png	Any	Normal-colored Snorlax can appear on any island.	Any	Available from the beginning
	Cyan Beach	Snorlax found in Cyan Beach are green-tinted.	Oran, Pecha, and Pamtre	Register 20 Sleep styles
	Taupe Hollow	Snorlax found in Taupe Hollow are a desaturated blue.	Leppa, Figy, and Sitrus	Register 70 Sleep styles
	Snowdrop Tundra	Snorlax found in Snowdrop Tundra are blue-tinted.	Rawst, Persim, and Wiki	Register 150 Sleep styles
	Lapis Lakeside		Durin, Mago, and Cheri	Register 240 Sleep styles
	Any	There is a small chance for each week's Snorlax to be Shiny, which is a deeper blue color.	Any	—

Rating

Snorlax's rating is classified into four different categories, each corresponding to a type of Poké Ball: Basic, represented by a Poké Ball; Great, represented by a Great Ball; Ultra, represented by an Ultra Ball; and Master, represented by a Master Ball. Basic, Great, and Ultra ratings range from 1 to 5, while Master ratings range from 1 to 20.

Snorlax rating		Required strength
		Greengrass Isle	Cyan Beach	Taupe Hollow	Snowdrop Tundra
Basic	1	0	0	0	0
	2	3,118	4,822	6,885	10,486
	3	7,171	11,090	15,835	24,118
	4	11,693	18,082	25,817	39,323
	5	17,149	26,520	37,865	57,673
Great	1	23,385	36,164	51,635	78,645
	2	31,492	48,700	69,534	105,909
	3	41,314	63,889	91,221	138,940
	4	53,006	81,971	117,038	178,262
	5	65,634	101,499	144,921	220,730
Ultra	1	79,197	122,474	174,869	266,344
	2	93,540	144,654	206,538	314,580
	3	109,130	168,763	240,961	367,010
	4	125,032	195,283	278,826	424,683
	5	156,121	224,455	320,478	488,123
Master	1	187,832	256,544	366,295	557,907
	2	220,177	291,842	416,694	634,669
	3	253,169	330,670	472,133	719,107
	4	286,821	373,381	533,116	811,989
	5	321,146	420,363	600,197	914,159
	6	356,158	472,043	673,986	1,026,546
	7	391,870	528,891	755,154	1,150,172
	8	428,296	591,424	844,439	1,286,161
	9	465,451	660,210	942,653	1,435,749
	10	532,707	735,875	1,050,688	1,600,296
	11	601,308	819,107	1,169,527	1,781,298
	12	742,056	910,662	1,300,250	1,980,400
	13	885,619	1,018,462	1,444,045	2,199,412
	14	1,029,700	1,184,155	1,602,220	2,440,325
	15	1,199,506	1,379,432	1,776,213	2,705,329
	16	1,486,800	1,709,820	1,967,605	2,996,833
	17	1,795,052	2,064,310	2,333,568	3,317,487
	18	2,165,541	2,490,372	2,815,203	3,670,206
	19	2,604,280	2,994,922	3,385,564	4,058,197
	20	3,245,795	3,732,664	4,219,534	4,706,403

See also

For more information on this Pokémon's species, see Snorlax.

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