Pokemon Champions Build Guide

Best Snorlax Build in Pokemon Champions

Snorlax is best used as a bulky physical attacker in Pokemon Champions. Its strongest builds focus on taking hits, spreading pressure and becoming dangerous in slower games.

Snorlax Form

Normal Form

Snorlax

Last Updated: Regulation M-2

Page Status: This Snorlax build guide will be updated when new Pokemon Champions regulations, items, buffs or nerfs change its best set.

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Best Snorlax Builds in Pokemon Champions

Snorlax has two main builds in Pokemon Champions. The Curse tank build is the strongest slow-game option, while the Assault Vest build gives teams immediate bulk and coverage.

Build 1: Curse Tank

This is the main Snorlax build. It uses Curse to become harder to remove while increasing its physical damage over time.

Build 2: Assault Vest Attacker

This version gives Snorlax immediate special bulk and lets it trade damage without needing setup turns.

Snorlax Stats

Snorlax stats are shown below for easy comparison.

Best Items for Snorlax

Leftovers is the best item for Curse sets because it gives Snorlax steady recovery over long games.

Assault Vest is the best item for immediate special bulk and coverage-heavy attacking sets.

Best Pokemon to Pair with Snorlax

Snorlax works best with Pokemon that cover its weaknesses, support its preferred speed control or help it find safer turns.

What Snorlax Is Good Against

Snorlax is strong against frail attackers and teams that cannot break bulky Normal-type Pokemon quickly. Thick Fat helps it deal with Fire and Ice-type pressure.

Curse can turn Snorlax into a late-game win condition if opposing Fighting-type threats are removed.

Potential Counters for Snorlax

Snorlax is threatened by Fighting-type damage, Taunt and strong physical wallbreakers. It can also struggle if opponents ignore it and remove its partners first.

Snorlax All Moves

Snorlax can learn Normal, Ground, Dark, Steel and coverage moves across different Pokemon games. Use the section below to view the full move list by learn method.

Move data shown from: Pokemon Scarlet and Violet

Level-Up Moves

Level	Move	Type	Category	Power	Accuracy
1	Block	Normal	Status	–	–
1	Covet	Normal	Physical	60	100
1	Defense Curl	Normal	Status	–	–
1	Flail	Normal	Physical	–	100
1	Fling	Dark	Physical	–	100
1	Last Resort	Normal	Physical	140	100
1	Lick	Ghost	Physical	30	100
1	Metronome	Normal	Status	–	–
1	Recycle	Normal	Status	–	–
1	Screech	Normal	Status	–	85
1	Stockpile	Normal	Status	–	–
1	Swallow	Normal	Status	–	–
1	Tackle	Normal	Physical	40	100
12	Yawn	Normal	Status	–	–
16	Bite	Dark	Physical	60	100
20	Rest	Psychic	Status	–	–
20	Sleep Talk	Normal	Status	–	–
20	Snore	Normal	Special	50	100
24	Crunch	Dark	Physical	80	100
28	Body Slam	Normal	Physical	85	100
32	Heavy Slam	Steel	Physical	–	100
36	Amnesia	Psychic	Status	–	–
40	High Horsepower	Ground	Physical	95	95
44	Hammer Arm	Fighting	Physical	100	90
48	Belly Drum	Normal	Status	–	–
52	Belch	Poison	Special	120	90
56	Giga Impact	Normal	Physical	150	90

TM Moves

Method	Move	Type	Category	Power	Accuracy
TM	Amnesia	Psychic	Status	–	–
TM	Blizzard	Ice	Special	110	70
TM	Body Press	Fighting	Physical	80	100
TM	Body Slam	Normal	Physical	85	100
TM	Brick Break	Fighting	Physical	75	100
TM	Bulldoze	Ground	Physical	60	100
TM	Charm	Fairy	Status	–	100
TM	Chilling Water	Water	Special	50	100
TM	Crunch	Dark	Physical	80	100
TM	Curse	Ghost	Status	–	–
TM	Dig	Ground	Physical	80	100
TM	Double Edge	Normal	Physical	120	100
TM	Earthquake	Ground	Physical	100	100
TM	Encore	Normal	Status	–	100
TM	Endure	Normal	Status	–	–
TM	Facade	Normal	Physical	70	100
TM	Fire Blast	Fire	Special	110	85
TM	Fire Punch	Fire	Physical	75	100
TM	Flamethrower	Fire	Special	90	100
TM	Fling	Dark	Physical	–	100
TM	Focus Blast	Fighting	Special	120	70
TM	Focus Punch	Fighting	Physical	150	100
TM	Giga Impact	Normal	Physical	150	90
TM	Gunk Shot	Poison	Physical	120	80
TM	Hard Press	Steel	Physical	0	100
TM	Heat Crash	Fire	Physical	–	100
TM	Heavy Slam	Steel	Physical	–	100
TM	Helping Hand	Normal	Status	–	–
TM	High Horsepower	Ground	Physical	95	95
TM	Hyper Beam	Normal	Special	150	90
TM	Hyper Voice	Normal	Special	90	100
TM	Ice Beam	Ice	Special	90	100
TM	Ice Punch	Ice	Physical	75	100
TM	Icy Wind	Ice	Special	55	95
TM	Iron Head	Steel	Physical	80	100
TM	Metronome	Normal	Status	–	–
TM	Mud Slap	Ground	Special	20	100
TM	Outrage	Dragon	Physical	120	100
TM	Protect	Normal	Status	–	–
TM	Rain Dance	Water	Status	–	–
TM	Rest	Psychic	Status	–	–
TM	Rock Slide	Rock	Physical	75	90
TM	Rock Tomb	Rock	Physical	60	95
TM	Sandstorm	Rock	Status	–	–
TM	Seed Bomb	Grass	Physical	80	100
TM	Shadow Ball	Ghost	Special	80	100
TM	Sleep Talk	Normal	Status	–	–
TM	Smack Down	Rock	Physical	50	100
TM	Solar Beam	Grass	Special	120	100
TM	Stomping Tantrum	Ground	Physical	75	100
TM	Substitute	Normal	Status	–	–
TM	Sunny Day	Fire	Status	–	–
TM	Supercell Slam	Electric	Physical	100	95
TM	Surf	Water	Special	90	100
TM	Take Down	Normal	Physical	90	85
TM	Tera Blast	Normal	Special	80	100
TM	Thunder	Electric	Special	110	70
TM	Thunder Punch	Electric	Physical	75	100
TM	Thunderbolt	Electric	Special	90	100
TM	Trailblaze	Grass	Physical	50	100
TM	Uproar	Normal	Special	90	100
TM	Wild Charge	Electric	Physical	90	100
TM	Zen Headbutt	Psychic	Physical	80	90

Egg Moves

Move	Type	Category	Power	Accuracy
Belch	Poison	Special	120	90
Counter	Fighting	Physical	–	100
Curse	Ghost	Status	–	–
Double Edge	Normal	Physical	120	100
Fissure	Ground	Physical	–	30

Snorlax Pokemon Champions Regulation History

This section keeps older Snorlax builds available in case a previous regulation returns.

Should You Use Snorlax?

Snorlax is worth using if your team wants a bulky attacker that can win longer games through setup and steady pressure.

The Curse build is stronger for slow teams, while Assault Vest is better when Snorlax needs to be useful immediately.

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