Smash Bros. Moveset - Munchlax/Snorlax

= Reveal Trailer =
In the middle of a dark, foggy forest, we see a Squirtle led by a female Pokémon Trainer. She is having an intense match against a Pikachu under Darkhon's control. Despite the type disadvantage, the trainer and the brainwashed Pikachu seem to be equally matched. 
After both Pokémon endure some physical damage, the Pikachu unleashes a powerful Thunderbolt that Squirtle barely manages to dodge, with the bolt hitting a large tree, awakening an unknown creature sleeping in its branches. A faint rumbling is heard as the leaves of the tree begin to rustle.
The battle continues, as Squirtle uses Water Gun to stop Pikachu in its tracks, finishing it off with a Skull Bash, freeing the Pokémon from Darkhon's control. The trainer readies a Poké Ball to catch Pikachu, only for everyone to hear a loud and horrifying rumbling, causing the Pikachu to make a mad dash away. The trainer turns around to see the source of the growl, the shadow of a large beast with spiky ears. Both the trainer and her Pokémon back away with fear, but then ready themselves to face this creature.
However, they soon see that this creature is a...
MUNCHLAX Goes On A Honey Hunt!
Both parties gaze awkwardly at each other; The tiny Pokémon is holding handfuls of berries to eat, before gawking at the Pokémon Trainer's picnic basket on her shoulder. Squirtle gets on guard, and Munchlax drops his berries, readying for a battle.
A gameplay montage follows, showing many of Munchlax's moves while battling against other Pokemon, ending with him using his Final Smash on Squirtle.
After the gameplay, we cut back to the Pokémon Trainer having a picnic with her Squirtle and the wild Munchlax as the sun rises. Munchlax is stuffing his face, shoving piles of Berries into his mouth, causing him to grow a bit with each bite. Eventually, Munchlax begins to glow and change form, much to the Trainer's shock.
Once the glowing fades, Squirtle and the Trainer recognize this new form; Munchlax had evolved into...
SNORLAX Blocks The Way!
The now-giant Pokémon stops eating, instead yawning and lying down on top of the Trainer's picnic, destroying it. The trainer facepalms as the rotund Pokémon happily dozes off.
= Munchlax =
== Introduction ==
=== Who Is Munchlax? ===
Munchlax is a chubby Baby Pokémon and #446 in the National Pokédex. It was introduced in the fourth generation of Pokémon, first able to be caught in the Sinnoh region. It's known to do one of two things; they eat and they sleep, usually in that order. They eat to grow bigger and bulkier to stay healthy when hibernating, leading most Munchlax to be much heavier than they look; most of them weigh more than their own Trainers.
It is well known for being one of the rarest Pokémon in its debut region, only appearing when lured by honey to appear in a Honey Tree. Even then, dozens of other Pokémon had a much higher chance to appear in these trees, leaving many Sinnoh trainers on the hunt for one with disappointment. 
There's a reason why this Pokémon is so rare, however; Munchlax may look cute, but they're no pushover in battle. Munchlax specializes in both attack and defense, being able to deal out powerful attacks and stay standing when their opponents attack back. Their biggest weakness has always been its speed, nearly every other known Pokémon will usually get the first attack, when pitted against a Munchlax.
In Super Smash Bros., Munchlax will have the same characteristics; a slow but bulky fighter that requires patience and proper timing to truly take advantage of its powerful attacks.
=== Characteristics ===
Munchlax would border between a Middleweight and a Heavyweight, about as heavy as Simon. Although very heavy, Munchlax's small and flexible body evens out for below-average movement speed, both grounded and airborne, although his falling speed is quite fast. Munchlax does have below-average jump-height, overall giving him poor vertical recovery. He would have two jumps and would be able to crawl.
== Attacks ==
Most of Munchlax's attacks take use of its wide movepool in the Pokémon games, having access to a multitude of differing elements and methods of attack, although most of them share the theme of being very close-range and having a bit of start lag, but almost no end lag. Any attacks based on a move from the Pokémon game will be listed by name.
=== Basic Attacks ===
* Jab - Mega Punch - Munchlax would have a three-hit jab in which he does two punches, then finishes with a wind-up punch to launch foes away. Due to Munchlax's short arms, it has a very short range, but deals great damage for a simple jab.
* Dash Attack - Tackle - Munchlax dives forward and charges into nearby opponents with his whole body.
=== Tilt Attacks ===
* Side Tilt - Bite - Munchlax leans forward for a sharp bite, causing two graphics depicting lines of sharp teeth to appear, then quickly colliding against each other, dealing damage to any foes trapped within. This references the animation for Bite in the Pokémon games.
* Up Tilt - Screech - Munchlax screeches above him as sound waves emanate from his mouth, doing very low damage, but easily being able to launch foes above you.
* Down Tilt - Lick - Munchlax pulls out his tongue from his mouth and flops it in an arc before pulling it back in. Similar to Bowser Jr.'s Down Tilt, but it hits a bit harder but it has less range.
=== Smash Attacks ===
* Side Smash - Brick Break - Munchlax does a quick chop with his arm, dealing great damage. If this attack hits a shielded opponent, they will still be dealt damage, referencing Brick Break's ability to damage Pokémon with a shield that would otherwise neutralize the attack. The shield will remain active if a shielded foe is hit by this move, but the shield will shrink considerably, if hit.
* Up Smash - Hyper Voice - Similar to the Up Tilt; Munchlax screeches to unleash sound waves above him, however the soundwaves here travel further than the Up Tilt, but have much less range.
* Down Smash - Mega Kick - Munchlax does a low sweeping kick. This attack has the most start lag of any of Munchlax's attacks, but it deals huge damage and can easily launch foes away.
=== Aerial Attacks ===
* Neutral Air - Screech - Munchlax unleashes several sound waves from his mouth. Its damage output is identical to that of the Up Tilt.
* Forward Air - Fire Punch - Munchlax punches forward with a red-hot fist. Has fire properties. 
* Back Air - Ice Punch - Munchlax punches behind him with an ice-cold fist. Has a low change to grant the Freezie effect to anyone hit by it.
* Up Air - Thunder Punch - Munchlax does a slow uppercut with electric properties. 
* Down Air - Body Slam - Munchlax gets in position to do a belly flop before he hits the ground, dealing big damage and having a small chance to bury foes. 
=== Grabs ===
* Grab - Munchlax grabs with both of his hands. The grab has a very short range.
** Pummel - Headbutt - Munchlax headbutts the foe.
* Forward Throw - Zen Headbutt - Munchlax forehead glows pink as he headbutts the foe away.
* Back Throw - Munchlax spins on one foot to turn around and throw the foe away.
* Up Throw - Hyper Voice - Munchlax throws the caught foe above him and screeches as soundwaves launch the foe upwards. This move's damage output is identical to that of the Up Tilt.
* Down Throw - Body Slam - Munchlax simply lays the caught foe on the ground and leans down on them for a belly flop.
=== Special Attacks ===
* Neutral Special: Stockpile - Munchlax gathers various berries around him in a pile before eating them upon the B Button’s release. The amount Munchlax eats is dependent on how long the move is charged via holding down the B Button. It can take anywhere between half a second and 3 seconds to eat all the gathered food. The food remains in Munchlax’s mouth, allowing him to move and attack like normal until you activate the Neutral Special again, although he is a bit slower and heavier, and only has access to one jump. When the food is kept in Munchlax's mouth, one of two attacks can now be selected, with the Neutral Special.
** Swallow - If you simply tap the B Button with a full mouth, Munchlax will swallow the eaten food in one big gulp, healing 3%-20% of damage depending how long Stockpile was charged, as well as filling up his stomach meter. (See "Gimmicks")
** Belch - If you hold the B Button, Munchlax will let out a large burp as he launches the food out of his mouth in a ranged where each bit of food is launched out one by one. You can also point the Control Stick in the direction you wish to aim the Belch in, as your movement is locked when using the move. The attack has a decent range and can last for a decent amount of time, if Stockpile was charged fully.
(After performing either move, Munchlax cannot perform his Neutral Special again for 10 seconds)
* Side Special - Double-Edge - Munchlax charges forward for a powerful attack. If an opponent touches Munchlax while he is charging forward, he will catch and attack the caught foe before launching them away, dealing huge damage. This move deals large recoil damage to Munchlax, just like the move of the same name, but only if Munchlax catches a foe.
* Up Special - Body Slam - Munchlax leaps into the air, much higher than his jump height, and comes crashing down for a body slam. This move functions similarly to King Dedede’s Up Special, but has a much smaller hitbox, due to Munchlax’s smaller size. If this move hits a grounded opponent, they will be dealt big damage and be buried.
* Down Special - Metronome - Holding down the special button causes Munchlax to swing its arms back and forth as his paws begin to glow. After holding down the command for about three seconds, one of five random effects will occur, working very similarly to the Togepi Assist Trophy. All five moves have an equal chance of occurring. Listed below are the five attacks that can occur, when using this move;
** Ice Beam - Munchlax quickly fires an ice-cold beam from his mouth directly in front of him. The move deals decent damage and can freeze opponents, but is easy to dodge.
** Rock Tomb - Munchlax tosses three boulders in an arc one after another. They deal big damage to any foe hit by them, but also have a chance of lowering a target's movement speed by 20% for 5 seconds.
** Dazzling Gleam - Sparkling pink dust surrounds Munchlax before he unleashes a bright flash around him, doing decent damage and launching foes within the flash away.
** Teleport - Munchlax disappears, allowing you to aim the Control Stick to aim the direction of the teleport. Munchlax will reappear after about a second, being teleported in the chosen direction. This move cannot deal any damage and is solely a recovery move.
** Splash - Munchlax eyes a puddle below him and splashes around in it for five seconds before returning to normal. This move is useless and leaves the player unable to control Munchlax for a bit of time.
=== Final Smash ===
* Breakneck Blitz - References the Z-Move of the same name from Pokémon Sun and Pokémon Moon. Upon activating the Final Smash, Munchlax will spot a Normalium Z-Crystal on the ground, mistaking it for a shiny Berry. He quickly eats it, causing his body to glow with a white aura. Munchlax then charges forward in a similar manner to his Side Special, although it is much faster and travels much further. If any foe touches Munchlax in this state, they will be pulled in for a barrage of punches and kicks, fishing with Munchlax ramming his whole body towards the opponent, overall dealing great damage and launching the caught foe away. After the Final Smash ends, Munchlax gags and spits out the Normalium Z, seemingly disliking its taste. This Final Smash can only target one opponent and has a bit of start lag, much like Munchlax’s other attacks.
== Cosmetics ==
* Alternate Costumes -
** Blue fur, plain belly (Default)
** Grey fur, dark brown belly (References Golem) 
** Green fur, brown belly (References Sudowoodo)
** Yellow fur, red belly (References Shuckle)
** Red fur, dark grey belly (References Magcargo)
** Dark brown fur, light brown belly (References Slaking)
** Orange fur, dark blue belly (References Gigalith)
** Light blue fur, plain belly (References Munchlax's shiny colors)
* Entrance Animation - Same as most other Pokémon fighters; An offscreen trainer throws a Poké Ball towards the stage, only for it to open up and for Munchlax to pop out in flash of light. Munchlax jumps in the air and does his cry before getting in position to battle.
* Idle Animations:
** Idle Animation 1 - Munchlax's ear begins to twitch before he scratches it until it returns to normal.
** Idle Animation 2 - Munchlax begins to doze off, slowly closing his eyes before he quickly snaps himself back awake.
** Idle Animation 3 - Munchlax does a simple yawn while covering his mouth with his right paw as you hear Munchlax's original cry from Pokémon Diamond and Pearl.
* Taunts -
** Up Taunt - Munchlax sneakily pulls out a Berry from his hammer space, then quickly scarfs it down, leaving his mouth stained from the berry's juices. He then uses his arm to wipe off the stain. Several types of Berries from across the Pokémon series can appear when using this taunt, each causing a differently colored stain. This taunt increases Munchlax's stomach meter by a very small amount, but only on its first use.
** Side Taunt - Munchlax uses his hands to pound his belly like a drum, then does a little giggle whilst looking at the camera, implying he was trying to scare the player by pretending to use the move Belly Drum, then laughed at their expense.
** Down Taunt - Munchlax angrily jumps and stomps on the ground multiple times, then looks away with a pouty expression.
* Victory Animations -
** Left Victory Screen - Munchlax runs from offscreen with his mouth ajar and drooling, only to leap into the air and land in a large pile of Berries and Poké Puffs, popping his head out of the pile, his face already stained from eating the treats.
** Up Victory Screen - Munchlax trudges onscreen, looking very tired. He tries to raise his arm in the air for a triumphant pose, only to fall on his belly and fall asleep.
** Right Victory Screen - Several Honey Tree Pokémon, like Wurmple, Cherubi, Aipom, etc, are seen sharing a jar of honey, only Munchlax to charge in and grab the jar and chug it down in front of them. He licks his lips with satisfaction, not noticing the surrounding Pokémon angrily glaring at him.
* Palutena's Guidance -
Pit: "Huh. This Pokémon looks pretty familiar."
"OH! I know what to do!"
(Pit hums the tune heard when using the Poké Flute in Pokémon Red and Blue)
"...huh? Nothing happened."
Palutena: "You're close, Pit! This is the Big Eater Pokémon, Munchlax!"
Pit: "Wow! It's so small! And pretty cute, too!"
Viridi: "Don't let that small body fool you; it weighs over 200 pounds!"
Pit: "...Two hundred pounds?! What's this thing eating to get that heavy?"
Palutena: "Everything it can find!"
Viridi: "Munchlax spends most of the time eating to grow bigger and stronger, he'll even chow down during the fight!"
"Eating fills up his stomach meter, which allows him to move faster and jump higher."
Pit: "Y'know, I bet if I came to these battles with some food, I'd could eat it to become stronger!"
Viridi: "I dunno, Pit. Munchlax is pretty vulnerable when he's eating...unless he sacrifices his meal for a rapid spitting attack, that is."
Pit: "Sacrificing a perfectly good meal for an attack...ugh...that sounds awful..."
Palutena: "In any case, you'll want to stop Munchlax from eating at every chance you can."
Pit: "Why's that, Lady Palutena?"
Palutena: "Well, like Viridi said, he becomes faster and more agile with all that energy, but he can also conserve it and fill up the meter fully."
Viridi: "...and once it's filled up, Munchlax will get full and-
Pit: "...and then he'll have a stomach ache! Great plan, Lady Palutena! I'll make sure he eats to his heart's content!"
Viridi: sigh...
"(...do you wanna tell him, or...)"
Palutena: "(...No, I'm sure he'll figure it out.)"
== Gimmick - Stomach Meter ==
Whenever Munchlax uses Swallow, it not only heals damage, but also fills his stomach meter, found under his damage percentage. Eating the Food item also increases this meter.
After using Swallow, Munchlax will become energized and overall a much faster fighter, making his dash much faster, gaining nearly double the usual height when using his double jump, and making his grounded and aerial dodges a bit quicker.
However, whenever the player dashes, double jumps, or dodges in this state, the stomach meter will drain a decent amount, with the positive effects being unable to be used once the meter is completely drained, acting as if eating gave Munchlax energy to run faster and jump higher, but only for limited amount of time. Dashing drains the meter the most, whilst the speedy dodges drain the meter the least, with the improved double jump being somewhere in the middle. This requires the player to properly conserve their energy so Munchlax can travel faster and gain better recovery. The meter does not drain by damage or losing a stock; it can only drain via dashing, double jumping, or dodging. 
Depending on how many stocks each player starts with or the match's time limit, the time it takes to completely fill up the Stomach Meter will vary, overall being easier to max out for shorter matches, but much harder for longer ones. For every stock each player starts with, Munchlax will need 5 fully charged uses of Swallow to fill up the meter, meaning for a 5-stock game, it will take 25 uses to fill up the meter. For timed games, every minute of the match is 5 uses. In a match with both stocks and a time limit, the meter will follow the stocks, not the time. This has been done to make it take nearly the entire match for Munchlax's stomach meter to completely fill up.
If the player is able to fill up Munchlax's stomach meter completely, the tiny Pokémon will begin to glow, growing bigger, stronger, and much, much bulkier, evolving into...
= Snorlax =
== Introduction ==
Upon maxing out the stomach meter, Munchlax will evolve into the Sleeping Pokémon Snorlax. Essentially being a much stronger version of it's pre-evolution, it retains many of Munchlax's moves, but with a few alterations and a few completely new moves.
Once Munchlax evolves into Snorlax, he will stay as such for the rest of the battle, regularless of the player's actions. If you wish to remain as Munchlax, pressing B while Munchlax is evolving cancels the transformation, referencing the method to cancel evolution in the Pokemon games. Doing this permanently leaving you as a Munchlax, and your stomach meter remains completely filled up for your use; filling up the stomach meter after canceling the evolution will no longer trigger it. Due to eating so much as a Munchlax, Snorlax does not have a stomach meter, having a completely different Neutral Special.
As stated previously, the stomach meter is designed so it will usually take the entire match to max out. This, along with preventing the player from spamming the Neutral Special, requires great strategy and precision to fill up the meter, as Munchlax is completely vulnerable when using his Neutral Special unless he uses Belch, which sacrifices a potential boost on the stomach meter. Overall, Munchlax will typically evolve into Snorlax only when the match is nearly over, making it more of a finisher to turn the tides of the battle, at the last moment.
Rest assured, however, Snorlax is well-worth the challenge of filling up the meter throughout the match; Snorlax is extremely powerful, still retaining the start lag from most of Munchlax's moves, but the attacks themselves hit a lot harder.
Overall, the stomach meter allows for variety of different strategies depending on Munchlax's current situation and opponents; one could gather just enough energy to remain as a speedy Munchlax, you could play the defensive and continuously use Swallow whenever possible so you can finish off your foes when you evolve, or just don't use the Neutral Special and take use of Munchlax's strong attacks to defeat foes from up close.
=== Characteristics ===
Snorlax's biggest strength and weakness is his weight; Snorlax is the heaviest fighter in the game, even heavier than the likes of Bowser by a decent margin. Being so bulky, it is practically impossible to get Snorlax in the air unless he is pushing 150% damage. 
However, being 5 times his pre-evolution's weight, Snorlax becomes much slower than Munchlax, having by far the slowest ground and air speed in the game, taking him about 8 seconds to walk across the Final Destination stage. His walk is simply slow footsteps forward, and his dash is only a little bit faster. His jump Is also much worse, tied with Steve for the lowest jump in the game, just barely being able to reach the lowest platforms on the Battlefield stage when using both of his jumps.
Despite these weaknesses, Snorlax stays true to how he works in Pokémon games; a very slow but incredibly bulky Pokémon with heavy-hitting attacks. He retains his pre-evolution's two jumps, but loses the ability to crawl due to it less flexible body, now having no additional movement options.
== Attacks ==
As stated before, Snorlax has a very similar moveset to that of Munchlax, with most attacks being nearly identical, just hitting a lot harder. However, the Special Attacks have been completely redesigned to resemble other Pokémon moves that fit Snorlax. However, most, if not of Snorlax's attacks have even more start lag than Munchlax's attacks, referencing the Pokémon's pitiful speed. 
=== Basic Attacks ===
* Jab - Mega Punch - Same as Munchlax's, but the final wind-up punch has less range, but much more power.
* Dash Attack - Flail - Instead of Tackle, Snorlax charges forward with desperation, waving his arms in front of him for a weak attack. This attack allows Snorlax to dash much faster than normal for a brief moment.
=== Tilt Attacks ===
* Side Tilt - Crunch - Same as Munchlax's Side Tilt, except the teeth are a bit bigger and do three bites instead of just one.
* Up Tilt - Screech - Identical to Munchlax's Up Tilt with increased power.
* Down Tilt - Lick - Similar to Munchlax's Down Tilt, but the tongue has more range.
=== Smash Attacks ===
* Side Smash - Brick Break - Same as Munchlax's Side Smash, although it has much more attack power and longer start lag.
* Up Smash - Hyper Voice - Identical to Munchlax's Up Smash with increased power.
* Down Smash - Mega Kick - Identical to Munchlax's Down Smash, but now prioritizes damaging foes rather than launching them.
=== Aerial Attacks ===
* Neutral Air - Screech - Identical to Munchlax's Neutral Air, but the rings travel further. 
* Forward Air - Fire Punch - Identical to Munchlax's Forward Air.
* Back Air - Ice Punch - Identical to Munchlax's Down Air
* Up Air - Thunder Punch - Identical to Munchlax's Up Air
* Down Air - Body Slam - Similar to Munchlax's Down Air, but Snorlax travels downwards much faster.
=== Grabs ===
* Grab - Identical to Munchlax's grab, but with an even smaller hitbox.
** Pummel - Headbutt - Identical to Munchlax's Pummel.
* Forward Throw - Zen Headbutt - Identical to Munchlax's Forward Throw.
* Back Throw - Instead of spinning, Munchlax simply throws the foe behind him without even looking.
* Up Throw - Hyper Voice - Identical to Munchlax's Up Throw. 
* Down Throw - Body Slam - Identical to Munchlax's Down Throw, but much stronger.
=== Special Attacks ===
* Neutral Special - Rest - Despite its name, this move is completely different from Jigglypuff's Down Special. Upon pressing the B Button, Snorlax simply lays down on it's back and falls asleep, staying as such for anywhere between 3-15 seconds before waking up and getting back on his feet. While sleeping, Snorlax is not able to do anything, but will slowly heal about 5% of damage for every second he is asleep. Snorlax can still be damaged while sleeping and will not wake up before the 6 seconds has passed under any circumstances apart from being KO'd, so it's best to use this move to heal up when in a safe location, as the healing provided by resting will not mean much if another fighter is rapidly attacking you.
* Side Special - Giga Impact - Snorlax charges forward with anger in his eyes, and anyone who makes contact with him will be dealt great damage and be launched away. This move can be charged, but it only increases the distance traveled with the initial dash, not the move's damage output. After using the move, regardless if Snorlax actually hits a foe or not, he will automatically sit down and catch his breath, being unable to do anything for about 4 seconds before standing back up and returning to normal. This references needing to rest the turn after using Giga Impact in the Pokémon games.
* Up Special - Heavy Slam - Snorlax leaps into the air and slams downwards towards the ground. This attack is similar to Munchlax's Up Special, but is a bit faster. It is also much harder to aim the slam, both on the initial leap upwards and when falling down. The damage output is based entirely on the target's weight; heavier fighters are dealt less damage, while lighter fighters are dealt more damage. This attack does not launch foes.
* Down Special - Belly Drum - Snorlax forcefully pounds its belly for about 5 seconds, slowly dealing big damage to himself in the process. Once the move is complete, Snorlax glows with a red aura surrounding him, gaining a big boost in attack power for the next 15 seconds. If the initial Belly Drum is interrupted by Snorlax taking damage, the move is cancelled out. Notably, in a Stamina battle, Snorlax will lose exactly half of his current HP when using this move, referencing the side effect of using Belly Drum, in the Pokémon games. You are unable to use this move again until 10 seconds after the attack boost fades.
=== Final Smash ===
* Pulverizing Pancake - Upon activating the Final Smash, Snorlax charges forward in a similar vein to his Side Special, but with much more horizontal distance. Any fighter hit by this dash will be pulled into a cinematic Final Smash. The cinematic begins with Snorlax seen sleeping peacefully on a stretch of boardwalk, only for the caught fighters to appear, with the fighter first hit by the Final Smash to play the Poké Flute to wake up Snorlax. A ways through the Poké Flute's song, Snorlax's eyes shoot open, glowing red with fury. He leaps into the air and does a front flip before landing on the ground, then runs towards the foes in a mad dash across the boardwalk. The fighters try and flee, but, just as it looks like the fighters have outran Snorlax, he leaps into the air the and come crashing down, flattening the fighters as a massive explosion forms, ending the cinematic. Anyone initially caught by the Final Smash will not be launched, but rather be slammed into the ground, and will be automatically KO'd if their damage percentage exceeds 100%. This Final Smash references both Snorlax's role as a blockade in Pokémon Red and Blue, as well as Snorlax's signature Z-Move from Pokémon Sun and Moon.
== Cosmetics ==
* Alternate Costumes -
** Blue fur, plain belly (Default)
** Grey fur, dark brown belly (References Golem)
** Green fur, brown belly (References Sudowoodo)
** Yellow fur, red belly (References Shuckle)
** Red fur, dark grey belly (References Magcargo)
** Dark brown fur, light brown belly (References Slaking)
** Orange fur, dark blue belly (References Gigalith)
** Light blue fur, plain belly (References Snorlax's shiny colors)
* Idle Animations:
** Idle Animation 1 - Snorlax sits down, chews on a portion of his paw, then gets back on his feet. This references Snorlax's battle sprite in the Generation 4 games.
** Idle Animation 2 - Snorlax stomach rumbles very loudly. Snorlax then rubs his stomach with a sad expression, being very hungry.
** Idle Animation 3 - Snorlax attempts to stretch out and reach his hands towards the sky, but gets tired out almost immediately and returns to normal.
* Taunts -
** Up Taunt - Snorlax pulls out a piece of food and eats it in one bite, leaving crumbs all over his mouth. Munch like Pac-Man's taunt, the eaten food is randomly selected. The foods vary from Onigiri, a box of donuts, Poffins, Poké Puffs, Poké Beans, and, very rarely, a jar of a Combee's honey.
** Side Taunt - Snorlax falls over on his belly, then rolls over onto his back to sit up before leaping back onto his feet. This references many of Snorlax's battle sprites across the first five generations of Pokémon. 
** Down Taunt - Snorlax yawns as he covers his mouth with his right paw while he scratches his rear end with his left.
* Victory Animations -
** Left Victory Screen - Snorlax is just seen sleeping, a bubble emerging from his nose, only for it to pop, after which Snorlax awakes and looks at the camera with a puzzled expression.
** Up Victory Screen - Spotlights aim at Snorlax as he shows off a Contest Ribbon clipped on his chest. 
** Right Victory Screen - A lone Wurmple is seen sneakily moving towards a pile of berries, only for Snorlax to grab all the berries and eat them in one gulp, causing the Wurmple to dash away.
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