#143

Gigantamax Snorlax

190

Attack

169

Defense

330

Stamina

Weak to

Resists

3,647

Lvl 50Max CP

3,225

Lvl 40

2,304

Lvl 25Weather Boost

1,843

Lvl 20Raids/Eggs

1,382

Lvl 15Research

Fast

Lick

Zen Headbutt

Yawnelite

Charge

Dynamax

G-Max Replenish

Max Spirit

Max Guard

Best Movesets

Moves and Analysis

Dynamax

Gigantamax Snorlax could have been potentially amazing for Max Battles. After all, it's TANKY AS HECK, has great neutral defensive performance, and has a great fast move for generating energy. That is, if it wasn't for the fact that Dynamax Blissey was released before Gigantamax Snorlax. Blissey not only has the same typing and Defense stat as Snorlax, it also has nearly 50% more HP, making it a far superior choice for tanking and healing.

Snorlax is by no means awful - it has a bit more of an offensive presence between Lick's coverage and the occasional G-Max Replenish (when it has no better option to click). It's still a really tanky Pokemon and can serve well as part of your team's backbone.

Offensive

Best

Lick

Any

Defensive

Best

Lick

Any

Lick is the key ingredient to Gigantamax Snorlax. The fact that it quickly generates energy due to how frequently it comes out means that Gigantamax Snorlax will be able to support its team with Max Guard and Max Spirit extremely well.
If you're going for offensive performance (don't), then pair Lick with a move that's Super Effective, or just default to Body Slam.