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Snorlax
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Ability Guard: As long as Snorlax is your Active Pokémon, the Defending Pokémon can't retreat. This power stops working when Snorlax is affected by a Special Condition.
Attack Roll Over (30): Snorlax is now Asleep. Flip a coin, If heads, the Defending Pokémon is now Asleep.
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Character Background
Snorlax from Jungle is a classic wall-and-winch threat that fits best in a control or tempo deck, where its huge staying power buys time while you set up heavier attackers. Thick Skinned makes it unusually resilient in a status-heavy environment, blanking Sleep, Confusion, Paralysis, and Poison as long as it’s already clear of those conditions, which means opponents can’t easily slow it down with the usual disruption tools. That alone makes it an excellent active Pokémon for absorbing pressure, and Body Slam adds real annoyance by threatening Paralysis on a coin flip while still dealing solid early damage. In deckbuilding, pair Snorlax with Switch, Scoop Up, or retreat support so you can pivot after it has soaked hits, and consider damage boost or energy acceleration effects to keep Body Slam relevant. Thematically, it feels like the lumbering roadblock it is in lore: hard to move, hard to debilitate, and frustrating to go through.
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Character Background
Snorlax from Jungle is a classic wall-and-winch threat that fits best in a control or tempo deck, where its huge staying power buys time while you set up heavier attackers. Thick Skinned makes it unusually resilient in a status-heavy environment, blanking Sleep, Confusion, Paralysis, and Poison as long as it’s already clear of those conditions, which means opponents can’t easily slow it down with the usual disruption tools. That alone makes it an excellent active Pokémon for absorbing pressure, and Body Slam adds real annoyance by threatening Paralysis on a coin flip while still dealing solid early damage. In deckbuilding, pair Snorlax with Switch, Scoop Up, or retreat support so you can pivot after it has soaked hits, and consider damage boost or energy acceleration effects to keep Body Slam relevant. Thematically, it feels like the lumbering roadblock it is in lore: hard to move, hard to debilitate, and frustrating to go through.
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