0.1% of the meta · Updated July 25, 2026
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Snorlax ex
Special Art Rare
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At the end of your turn, if this Pokémon is in the Active Spot, heal 20 damage from it.
This Pokémon is now Asleep.
Snorlax ex tanks damage with a 160-HP body that heals 20 per turn through Full-Mouth Manner, then threatens 130 damage with Flop-Down Punch at the cost of falling Asleep. The win condition is outlasting the opponent through sustained healing and attrition while Indeedee ex provides a secondary threat.
Open by deploying Snorlax ex with Poké Ball as the anchor attacker, then load tools and supporters to maximize its staying power. Full-Mouth Manner heals 20 damage at the end of each turn Snorlax ex is in the active spot, meaning you recover up to 20 HP per round as long as it stays active. Pokémon Center Lady and Lucky Ice Pop stack onto that passive healing. Flop-Down Punch hits for 130 but leaves Snorlax ex Asleep — Heavy Helmet and the sleep mechanic together make it costly to attack into. Indeedee ex on the bench provides a 2-point threat that draws opponents' attention away from Snorlax ex.
Net effective HP with healing
160 HP base + 20 healed per turn from Full-Mouth Manner = effectively higher damage threshold over multiple turns
Stacking Pokémon Center Lady on top of passive healing extends Snorlax ex's survivability significantly
Full-Mouth Manner heals 20 automatically each turn. Add Pokémon Center Lady for burst healing and Lucky Ice Pop to prevent specific damage. Stack these so opponents must deal far more than 160 damage across all their turns to KO Snorlax ex. Cyrus denies opponent energy attachment, buying extra healing turns.
Teal Mask Ogerpon ex and Indeedee ex bench alongside Snorlax ex to create threats the opponent cannot ignore. If the opponent focuses all resources on Snorlax ex, Indeedee ex can attack fresh. Starting Plains supports the board setup. Heavy Helmet makes attacking into Snorlax ex painful even if opponents try to bypass Indeedee ex.
Full-Mouth Manner only works as long as Snorlax ex survives. Decks that can deal 130+ damage in one hit bypass the 20-per-turn healing by condensing the damage into fewer turns. Mega ex attacks that one-shot Snorlax ex deny the healing advantage entirely, scoring 2 points before it can recover.
Mega Charizard Y ex, Bellibolt ex, and Mega Lopunny ex sit at favorable matchup percentages against Snorlax ex. High-damage fire or fighting attacks can overcome the healing threshold. Decks that deal 160+ damage in a single hit effectively ignore the Full-Mouth Manner benefit entirely.
Flop-Down Punch leaves Snorlax ex Asleep. When Asleep, it cannot attack unless the coin flip resolves in its favor. Use this window to load your own attacker and strike for maximum damage while Snorlax ex is unable to respond. Consecutive Punch turns where the sleep flip fails are often game-ending.
Secondary attacker
