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Snorunt is an Ice-type Pokemon known for its pointed cloak-like body, snowy habitats and branching evolution into Glalie or Froslass. This guide covers Snorunt’s stats, best moves, abilities, evolution, shiny form, typing, weaknesses, locations and general Pokemon game information.
Normal Form
Shiny Form
Last Updated: May 2026 | Page Status: This Snorunt guide supports current Pokemon games, Pokemon Champions and future updates. Location, moves and availability details will be updated as new Pokemon game data becomes available.
| Description | Quick Facts |
| Stats | Best Moves |
| All Moves | Weaknesses |
| Evolution | Locations |
| Abilities | FAQ |
Snorunt is an Ice-type Pokemon introduced in the Hoenn region. It can evolve into Glalie at Level 42, while female Snorunt can also evolve into Froslass with a Dawn Stone.
Competitive Overview
Snorunt is usually not a major competitive Pokemon because it is a base-stage Pokemon with modest stats. Its value mainly comes from evolving into Glalie or Froslass.
Snorunt can still use Ice-type attacks and utility moves during a playthrough. Its biggest strengths are access to useful Ice moves and flexible evolution options, while its main issues are low bulk and weaknesses to Fire, Fighting, Rock and Steel-type moves.
Here are the key facts to know about Snorunt, including its type, abilities, height, weight and species information.
Name
Snorunt
National Dex
#0361
Type
Ice
Species
Snow Hat Pokemon
Height
2’04” / 0.7 m
70 cm
Weight
37.0 lbs / 16.8 kg
16.8 kg
Abilities
Inner Focus, Ice Body, Moody
Snorunt has modest all-around stats before evolution. Its stat spread makes it better suited for early or mid-game use before evolving into Glalie or Froslass.
Snorunt has access to Ice-type attacks, Dark coverage and utility moves across Pokemon games. These are some of Snorunt’s most useful and recognizable moves across Pokemon games.
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A reliable special Ice-type attack for consistent damage.
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A high-power Ice-type attack that is especially useful in snow or hail-based strategies.
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Deals Ice-type damage while lowering the target’s Speed.
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A physical coverage move that can help against Psychic and Ghost-type Pokemon.
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An earlier Dark-type coverage move that can also cause flinching.
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A useful defensive move for scouting attacks or stalling field effects.
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A straightforward physical attack for early and mid-game use.
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Raises evasiveness in games and formats where the move is available.
Snorunt can learn Ice, Dark, Normal and utility moves across different Pokemon games. Use the section below to view Snorunt’s move list by learn method.
Move data shown from: Pokemon Scarlet and Violet
Snorunt is an Ice-type Pokemon. This gives it weaknesses to Fire, Fighting, Rock and Steel-type moves while giving it a resistance to Ice-type moves.
Type
Ice
Weaknesses
Fire, Fighting, Rock, Steel
Resistances
Ice
Immunity
None
Snorunt’s abilities can help it avoid flinching, benefit from icy weather or create unpredictable stat changes depending on the game and format.
Prevents Snorunt from flinching. This can help it move through Fake Out and other flinch pressure.
Restores HP during hail or snow in games where the ability is active.
Randomly raises one stat sharply and lowers another at the end of each turn in games and formats where it is allowed.
Snorunt has a branching evolution line. It evolves into Glalie at Level 42, while female Snorunt can evolve into Froslass when exposed to a Dawn Stone.
Stage 1
Starting form
Stage 2
Evolves from Snorunt at Level 42
Alternate Evolution
Female Snorunt evolves into Froslass with a Dawn Stone
Snorunt’s availability changes depending on the Pokemon game. It is commonly found in cold caves, snowy routes, icy mountains or winter-themed areas.
| Game | Where to Find Snorunt |
|---|---|
Pokemon Red |
Not available because Snorunt had not been introduced yet. |
Pokemon Blue |
Not available because Snorunt had not been introduced yet. |
Pokemon Yellow |
Not available because Snorunt had not been introduced yet. |
| Game | Where to Find Snorunt |
|---|---|
Pokemon Gold |
Not available because Snorunt had not been introduced yet. |
Pokemon Silver |
Not available because Snorunt had not been introduced yet. |
Pokemon Crystal |
Not available because Snorunt had not been introduced yet. |
| Game | Where to Find Snorunt |
|---|---|
Pokemon Ruby |
Shoal Cave. |
Pokemon Sapphire |
Shoal Cave. |
Pokemon Emerald |
Shoal Cave. |
Pokemon FireRed |
Trade, transfer or migrate from another game. |
Pokemon LeafGreen |
Trade, transfer or migrate from another game. |
| Game | Where to Find Snorunt |
|---|---|
Pokemon Diamond |
Routes 216 and 217, and Acuity Lakefront. |
Pokemon Pearl |
Routes 216 and 217, and Acuity Lakefront. |
Pokemon Platinum |
Routes 216 and 217, and Acuity Lakefront. |
Pokemon HeartGold |
Trade, transfer or migrate from another game. |
Pokemon SoulSilver |
Trade, transfer or migrate from another game. |
| Game | Where to Find Snorunt |
|---|---|
Pokemon Black |
Trade, transfer or migrate from another game. |
Pokemon White |
Trade, transfer or migrate from another game. |
Pokemon Black 2 |
Trade, transfer or migrate from another game. |
Pokemon White 2 |
Trade, transfer or migrate from another game. |
| Game | Where to Find Snorunt |
|---|---|
Pokemon X |
Frost Cavern and Ice-type Friend Safari. |
Pokemon Y |
Frost Cavern and Ice-type Friend Safari. |
Pokemon Omega Ruby |
Shoal Cave. |
Pokemon Alpha Sapphire |
Shoal Cave. |
| Game | Where to Find Snorunt |
|---|---|
Pokemon Sun |
Mount Lanakila. |
Pokemon Moon |
Mount Lanakila. |
Pokemon Ultra Sun |
Mount Lanakila. |
Pokemon Ultra Moon |
Mount Lanakila. |
Pokemon Let’s Go Pikachu |
Not available in this game. |
Pokemon Let’s Go Eevee |
Not available in this game. |
| Game | Where to Find Snorunt |
|---|---|
Pokemon Sword |
Route 8 and multiple snowy Wild Area locations. |
Pokemon Shield |
Route 8 and multiple snowy Wild Area locations. |
Pokemon Brilliant Diamond |
Routes 216 and 217, and Acuity Lakefront. |
Pokemon Shining Pearl |
Routes 216 and 217, and Acuity Lakefront. |
Pokemon Legends: Arceus |
Alabaster Icelands. |
| Game | Where to Find Snorunt |
|---|---|
Pokemon Scarlet |
Dalizapa Passage and Glaseado Mountain. |
Pokemon Violet |
Dalizapa Passage and Glaseado Mountain. |
Pokemon Legends Z-A |
Found in Wild Zone 12 during day and night. Also appears in 3-Star Hyperspace Wild Zones in the Mega Dimension DLC. |
| Game | Where to Find Snorunt |
|---|---|
Pokemon Winds and Waves |
Coming soon once official location, encounter or transfer information is confirmed. |
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Here are quick answers to common questions about Snorunt. This FAQ is visible on-page content only and does not use FAQ schema markup.
Snorunt is an Ice-type Pokemon.
Snorunt is weak to Fire, Fighting, Rock and Steel-type moves.
Snorunt evolves into Glalie at Level 42. Female Snorunt can also evolve into Froslass with a Dawn Stone.
Snorunt’s abilities are Inner Focus, Ice Body and Moody.
Snorunt’s best moves often include Ice Beam, Blizzard, Icy Wind, Crunch, Bite, Protect, Headbutt and Double Team.
Snorunt is usually best as an early or mid-game Pokemon before it evolves. Glalie and Froslass are generally stronger options.
Snorunt is usually found in snowy or icy areas such as Shoal Cave, Frost Cavern, Mount Lanakila, Alabaster Icelands, Glaseado Mountain or Wild Zone 12 depending on the game.
Yes, female Snorunt can evolve into Froslass when exposed to a Dawn Stone.
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