Snorlax

Snorlax sits at 1.52% usage, ranked 69th in singles, functioning as a physical wall and nuke that blanks Fighting. Thick Fat at 87.3% is the dominant ability, halving Fire and Ice damage from 2x to 1x, while the 12.6% Immunity minority build shuts down ToxicWar status pressure. The 64% Chople Berry rate confirms it is built to take a Fighting hit on the switch and retaliate with Self-Destruct, Double-Edge, or Earthquake.

Playstyle：The 63.1% Adamant 2/32/32 spread dumps EVs into HP and Defense, maximizing physical bulk so Snorlax can survive Fighting and neutral hits to retaliate with Earthquake (23.6%), Ice Punch (21.1%), or Self-Destruct (16.2%). Counter at 16.1% punishes Fighting switch-ins, as it does not want to admit an unboosted hit. Yawn (4.4%) and Rest (3%) round out the support slot. Leftovers at 17.2% marks a stall-oriented variant that trades the explosive turn for long-term recovery.

At 0.52% usage and rank 91 in doubles, Snorlax sits well outside the metagame core. Protect (22%), Belly Drum (7.9%), Double-Edge (7.2%), and Stockpile (4.7%) show it built around setting up or stockpiling, yet the 97.3% Thick Fat plus split Leftovers/Sitrus economy fails to push it past fringe status.

Playstyle：Impish and Relaxed spreads (16.7%, 10.9%, 10.8%) dump EVs into HP and Defense with near-zero Speed, a pure wall template. Protect (22%) lets it absorb a full double-target round, Belly Drum (7.9%) plus Double-Edge (7.2%) is the nuke variant, while Fissure (5.8%) and High Horsepower (5%) cover its Ground coverage gaps. Life Orb at 17% marks a damage build against the Leftovers/Sitrus bulk economy, as it does not want to admit it cannot survive two hits without recovery. Teammates like Mega Gengar (6.8%), Incineroar (6.3%), and Farigiraf (6.3%) cover Ghost and Dark weaknesses.