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Pokemon TGC Pocket - Snorlax Best Deck Build and How to Play

This guide will show you how to build some of the strongest Snorlax Decks. We'll cover the best Snorlax Deck builds, how to use them, as well how to beat Snorlax Decks, and more!

The decks on this page reflect the meta around the Wisdom of Sea and Sky Expansion.

List of Contents

Best Snorlax Decks
Other Snorlax Decks
Snorlax Deck Strategy Guide
How to Beat Snorlax Decks
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Best Snorlax Decks

Snorlax Deck Variants	Strengths and Weaknesses
Ho-oh ex and Celebi ex Deck [★ Best ★]	Strengths: • Ho-oh ex can set Celebi ex and Snorlax ex up for a sweep with Phoenix Turbo. • Celebi ex can deal huge damage on lucky heads flips. • Snorlax ex is a solid tank that can also be scooped up by Ilima. Weaknesses: • Can take a few turns to set up attackers.
Snorlax and Greninja Deck	Strengths: • Snorlax can attack with Collapse as early as turn 2 thanks to Barry. • Greninja can damage any of the opponent's Pokemon with Water Shuriken, and is made even more consistent by Rare Candy. • Giratina ex is used as backup attacker later in the game, which can also set itself up with Broken-Space Bellow. Weaknesses: • Pokemon in the deck require some setup.
Solgaleo ex and Snorlax Deck	Strengths: • Solgaleo ex can easily switch itself into the Active Spot using its Rising Road Ability. • Snorlax can be used as a wall to build Solgaleo ex in the Bench • Snorlax's High Retreat Cost is negated by Solgaleo ex's Ability Weaknesses: • Is susceptible to drawing poorly and being inconsistent.

Ho-oh ex and Celebi ex Deck

Celebi ex ×2	Snorlax ×1	Snorlax ex ×1	Magby ×2
Ho-Oh ex ×2	Sabrina ×1	Leaf ×1	Giant Cape ×1
Cyrus ×1	Mars ×1	Pokemon Center Lady ×1	Ilima ×2
Poke Ball ×2	Professor's Research ×2
Energy Used

The deck's main attacker is Celebi ex, who can be loaded up with lots of Energy by Magby's Toasty Toss and Ho-oh ex's Phoenix Turbo.

Snorlax ex and Triumphant Light Snorlax are also run in this deck as Colorless attackers who can make use of Energy of any type, with the latter being a single point option to use against Pom-Pom Oricorio.

Expansions	Cards to Get and Packs to Open
Genetic Apex (A1)	Sabrina x 1 (Charizard Pack)
Mythical Island (A1a)	Celebi ex x 2 (Mew Pack) Leaf x 1 (Mew Pack)
Spacetime Smackdown (A2)	Giant Cape x 1 (Dialga Pack) Cyrus x 1 (Palkia Pack) Mars x 1 (Palkia Pack)
Triumphant Light (A2a)	Snorlax x 1 (Arceus Pack)
Shining Revelry (A2b)	Pokemon Center Lady x 1 (Shiny Charizard Pack)
Celestial Guardians	Ilima x 2 (Lunala Pack)
Extradimensional Crisis	No cards needed from this expansion.
Eevee Grove	Snorlax ex x 1 (Eevee Pack)
Wisdom of Sky and Sea	Magby x 2 (Ho-Oh Pack) Ho-Oh ex x 2 (Ho-Oh Pack)
Secluded Springs	No cards needed from this expansion.
Mega Rising	No cards needed from this expansion.
Promo-A	Poke Ball x 2 (Promo-A Pack) Professor's Research x 2 (Promo-A Pack)

Snorlax and Greninja Deck

Froakie ×2	Greninja ×2	Snorlax ×2	Giratina ex ×2
Rocky Helmet ×1	Cyrus ×1	Barry ×2	Pokemon Center Lady ×2
Rare Candy ×2	Poke Ball ×2	Professor's Research ×2
Energy Used

This deck makes use of Snorlax to deal 100 damage with Collapse using Barry's Attack Cost reduction. It also features a 2-0-2 Greninja opting to not make use of Frogadier and relying solely on Rare Candy to evolve Froakie into Greninja.

Giratina ex can sit comfortably in the Bench, using Broken-Space Bellow to set itself up for a KO turn later in the game.

Two copies of Pokemon Center Lady are used as a way to keep your Pokemon healthy, but notably for curing Snorlax of Sleep after it uses Collapse.

The deck runs both Water and Psychic Energy, giving you the option to have Greninja attack with Mist Slash, or attach Energy to Giratina ex to speed up its setup. The usage of Psychic Energy and non-reliance on Broken-Space Bellow can allow Giratina ex to attack earlier than it usually does in Darkrai ex and Giratina ex decks.

Expansions	Cards to Get and Packs to Open
Genetic Apex (A1)	Froakie x 2 (Charizard Pack) Greninja x 2 (Charizard Pack)
Mythical Island (A1a)	No cards needed from this expansion.
Spacetime Smackdown (A2)	Rocky Helmet x 1 (Palkia Pack) Cyrus x 1 (Palkia Pack)
Triumphant Light (A2a)	Snorlax x 2 (Arceus Pack) Barry x 2 (Arceus Pack)
Shining Revelry (A2b)	Giratina ex x 2 (Shiny Charizard Pack) Pokemon Center Lady x 2 (Shiny Charizard Pack)
Celestial Guardians	Rare Candy x 2 (Any Pack)
Extradimensional Crisis	No cards needed from this expansion.
Eevee Grove	No cards needed from this expansion.
Wisdom of Sky and Sea	No cards needed from this expansion.
Secluded Springs	No cards needed from this expansion.
Mega Rising	No cards needed from this expansion.
Promo-A	Poke Ball x 2 (Promo-A Pack) Professor's Research x 2 (Promo-A Pack)

Solgaleo ex and Snorlax Deck

Snorlax ×2	Cosmog ×2	Cosmoem ×1	Solgaleo ex ×2
Giant Cape ×2	Cyrus ×1	Barry ×2	Iono ×1
Rare Candy ×2	Lillie ×1	Poke Ball ×2	Professor's Research ×2
Energy Used

Snorlax's high HP makes it a good wall while building Solgaleo ex in the Bench. Use Solgaleo ex's ability to place it in the Active Spot when ready, bypassing Snorlax's high retreat cost.

Alternate Cards	Possible Cuts
Red (A2b 071)	→ ・Red can boost Solgaleo ex's damage to 140. ・Allows Solgaleo ex to OHKO cards like Darkai ex and Arceus ex.
Mars (A2 155)	→ ・Effective against Decks with 2 Stage Pokemon. ・Limits the opponent's hand.

Other Snorlax Decks

Other Snorlax Decks
Meowscarada and Snorlax	Snorlax and 18 Trainers	Passimian ex and Rayquaza ex

Meowscarada and Snorlax Deck

Snorlax ×2	Sprigatito ×2	Meowscarada ×2	Erika ×2
Barry ×2	Pokemon Center Lady ×2	Red ×2	Rare Candy ×2
Poke Ball ×2	Professor's Research ×2
Energy Used

Snorlax can be used as wall due to its high HP while setting up a Meowscarada in the Bench. However, Barry can reduce the cost of Snorlax's Attack by 2, making him an effective single-point damage dealer if needed.

Once Meowscarada is fully set up, you can switch it in to defeat any stragglers or ex Pokemon.

Expansions	Cards to Get and Packs to Open
Genetic Apex (A1)	Erika x 2 (Charizard Pack)
Mythical Island (A1a)	No cards needed from this expansion.
Spacetime Smackdown (A2)	No cards needed from this expansion.
Triumphant Light (A2a)	Snorlax x 2 (Arceus Pack) Barry x 2 (Arceus Pack)
Shining Revelry (A2b)	Sprigatito x 2 (Shiny Charizard Pack) Meowscarada x 2 (Shiny Charizard Pack) Pokemon Center Lady x 2 (Shiny Charizard Pack) Red x 2 (Shiny Charizard Pack)
Celestial Guardians	Rare Candy x 2 (Any Pack)
Extradimensional Crisis	No cards needed from this expansion.
Eevee Grove	No cards needed from this expansion.
Wisdom of Sky and Sea	No cards needed from this expansion.
Secluded Springs	No cards needed from this expansion.
Mega Rising	No cards needed from this expansion.
Promo-A	Poke Ball x 2 (Promo-A Pack) Professor's Research x 2 (Promo-A Pack)

Alternate Card Suggestions

Alternate Cards	Possible Cuts
Pokemon Communication (A2 146)	→ • Copies of Pokemon Communication can help the deck be more consistent in finding evolution cards for your Meowscarada line.

Snorlax and 18 Trainers Deck

Snorlax ×2	Sabrina ×2	Giant Cape ×2	Lum Berry ×2
Cyrus ×2	Irida ×2	Barry ×2	Potion ×2
Poke Ball ×2	Professor's Research ×2
Energy Used

This deck focuses solely on Snorlax, attacking and winning with it. Everything else in the deck is geared towards supporting only Snorlax.

Expansions	Cards to Get and Packs to Open
Genetic Apex (A1)	Sabrina x 2 (Charizard Pack)
Mythical Island (A1a)	No cards needed from this expansion.
Spacetime Smackdown (A2)	Giant Cape x 2 (Dialga Pack) Lum Berry x 2 (Palkia Pack) Cyrus x 2 (Palkia Pack)
Triumphant Light (A2a)	Snorlax x 2 (Arceus Pack) Irida x 2 (Arceus Pack) Barry x 2 (Arceus Pack)
Shining Revelry (A2b)	No cards needed from this expansion.
Celestial Guardians	No cards needed from this expansion.
Extradimensional Crisis	No cards needed from this expansion.
Eevee Grove	No cards needed from this expansion.
Wisdom of Sky and Sea	No cards needed from this expansion.
Secluded Springs	No cards needed from this expansion.
Mega Rising	No cards needed from this expansion.
Promo-A	Potion x 2 (Promo-A Pack) Poke Ball x 2 (Promo-A Pack) Professor's Research x 2 (Promo-A Pack)

Passimian ex and Rayquaza ex Deck

Snorlax ×1	Passimian ex ×2	Rayquaza ex ×2	Pokemon Communication ×1
Giant Cape ×2	Mars ×1	Barry ×2	Iono ×1
Team Rocket Grunt ×1	Poison Barb ×1	Ilima ×2	Poke Ball ×2
Professor's Research ×2
Energy Used

Passimian ex is the deck's early to mid-game attacker. Once it gets knocked out, it can transfer energy to Rayquaza ex with Offload Pass. Rayquaza ex can then be used as a finisher, being able to deal great damage with Draco Meteor.

Snorlax is in the deck to use against ex counters such as Pom-Pom Style Oricorio and Meowscarada. Barry can help reduce its attack cost to only two Energies.

If you start with Rayquaza ex or Snorlax, Ilima is useful to have on hand. You may play Ilima once Passimian ex is drawn. This returns the Active Pokemon into your hand without paying the high Retreat Cost.

Expansions	Cards to Get and Packs to Open
Genetic Apex (A1)	No cards needed from this expansion.
Mythical Island (A1a)	No cards needed from this expansion.
Spacetime Smackdown (A2)	Pokemon Communication x 1 (Dialga Pack) Giant Cape x 2 (Dialga Pack) Mars x 1 (Palkia Pack)
Triumphant Light (A2a)	Snorlax x 1 (Arceus Pack) Barry x 2 (Arceus Pack)
Shining Revelry (A2b)	Iono x 1 (Shiny Charizard Pack) Team Rocket Grunt x 1 (Shiny Charizard Pack)
Celestial Guardians	Passimian ex x 2 (Lunala Pack) Poison Barb x 1 (Lunala Pack) Ilima x 2 (Lunala Pack)
Extradimensional Crisis	No cards needed from this expansion.
Eevee Grove	No cards needed from this expansion.
Wisdom of Sky and Sea	No cards needed from this expansion.
Secluded Springs	No cards needed from this expansion.
Mega Rising	No cards needed from this expansion.
Promo-A	Poke Ball x 2 (Promo-A Pack) Professor's Research x 2 (Promo-A Pack) Rayquaza ex x 2 (Promo-A Pack)

Snorlax Deck Strategy Guide

Use Snorlax Synergies

Snorlax synergizes with Barry which gives it a reduced cost for its Collapse Attack. Lum Berry helps with its Sleep condition, ensuring that it can attack the following turn.

How to Beat Snorlax Decks

OHKO Snorlax

Snorlax's healing and other Trainer card options become invalid if Snorlax can get KOd in one hit.

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Mega Altaria ex and Chingling Deck	Greninja ex and Suicune ex Deck	Mega Absol ex and Hydreigon Deck	-
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Mega Blaziken ex and Heatmor Deck	Pom-Pom Oricorio and Magnezone Deck	Decidueye ex Deck	-
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Mega Absol ex and Pom-Pom Oricorio Deck	Mega Absol ex and Weezing Deck	Hydreigon Deck	Espeon ex and Indeedee ex Deck
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Mega Blaziken ex and Entei ex Deck	Mega Gyarados ex and Milotic Deck	Indeedee ex and Giratina ex Deck	Luxray Deck
Pom-Pom Oricorio and Greninja Deck	Giratina ex and Darkrai ex Deck	Guzzlord ex and Naganadel Deck	-
Tier
Mega Pinsir ex and Leafeon ex Deck	Mega Ampharos ex and Raikou ex Deck	Hitmonchan ex and Lucario Deck	Jolteon ex and Jolteon Deck
Tapu Koko ex and Pom-Pom Oricorio Deck	SR Pikachu ex and Pom-Pom Oricorio Deck	Crobat and Arceus ex Deck	Goodra and Indeedee ex Deck
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Rapidash ex and Ninetales Deck	Tauros ex and Hydreigon Deck	Whimsicott ex and Meowscarada Deck	Dragalge ex and Nihilego Deck
Golurk Deck	Aegislash and Togedemaru Deck	Mega Pidgeot ex and Raikou ex Deck	-

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Core Expansion	Decks
(B1)	・Aegislash ・Dragalge ex ・Greninja ex ・Golurk ・Goodra ・Hitmonchan ex ・Hydreigon ・Indeedee ex ・Jolteon ex ・Luxray ・Mega Absol ex ・Mega Altaria ex ・Mega Ampharos ex ・Mega Blaziken ex ・Mega Gyarados ex ・Mega Pidgeot ex ・Mega Pinsir ex ・Melmetal ex ・Rapidash ex ・Tauros ex ・Whimsicott ex
(A4a)	・Altaria ・Celebi ・Dugtrio ・Entei ex ・Galarian Cursola ・Jumpluff ex ・Latios ・Miltank ・Poliwrath ex ・Raikou ex ・Slowking ・SS Eelektross ・Suicune ex ・Zoroark
(A4)	・Crobat ex ・Donphan ex ・Espeon ex ・Ho-oh ex ・Kingdra ex ・Lanturn ex ・Lugia ex ・Magcargo ・Raikou ・Scizor ・Shuckle ex ・Skarmory ex ・Steelix ・Umbreon ex ・WSS Gyarados ・WSS Tyranitar ・Xatu
(A3b)	・Alcremie ・Dragonite ex ・Espeon ・Flareon ex ・Glaceon ・Jolteon ・Leafeon ・Primarina ex ・Slurpuff ・Snorlax ex ・Sylveon ex ・Umbreon ・Vaporeon
(A3a)	・Alolan Dugtrio ex ・Blacephalon ・Buzzwole ex ・Guzzlord ex ・Lycanroc ex ・Naganadel ・Nihilego ・Pheromosa ・Shiinotic ・Silvally ・Stoutland ・Tapu Koko ex ・Ultra Necrozma ex
(A3)	・Alolan Muk ex ・Alolan Ninetales ・Alolan Raichu ex ・Araquanid ・Banette ・Crabominable ex ・Decidueye ex ・Dhelmise ex ・Incineroar ex ・Kommo-o ・Lunala ex ・Mimikyu ・Passimian ex ・Pom-Pom Oricorio ・Rayquaza ex ・Solgaleo ex ・Tsareena ・Turtonator ・Vikavolt ・Wishiwashi ex
(A2b)	・Beedrill ex ・Bibarel ex ・Dondozo ・Gholdengo ・Giratina ex ・Lucario ex ・Meowscarada ・Paldean Clodsire ex ・Pawmot ・SR Charizard ex ・SR Pikachu ex ・Tinkaton ex ・Wugtrio ex
(A2a)	・Abomasnow ・Arceus ex ・Bronzong ・Carnivine ・Crobat ・Donphan ・Garchomp ex ・Gengar ・Glaceon ex ・Heatran ・Houndoom ・Leafeon ex ・Origin Forme Palkia ・Probopass ex ・Snorlax ・Staraptor ・TL Tyranitar
(A2)	・Bastiodon ・Darkrai ex ・Dialga ex ・Empoleon ・Gallade ex ・Garchomp ・Infernape ex ・Lickilicky ex ・Lucario ・Luxray ・Magnezone ・Mesprit ・Mismagius ex ・Pachirisu ex ・Palkia ex ・Porygon-Z ・Rampardos ・Rhyperior ・Togekiss ・Torterra ・Weavile ex ・Yanmega ex
(A1a)	・Aerodactyl ex ・Celebi ex ・Golem ・Gyarados ex ・Mew ex ・Pidgeot ex ・Scolipede
(A1)	・Aerodactyl ・Alakazam ・Arbok ・Arcanine ex ・Articuno ・Articuno ex ・Blastoise ・Blastoise ex ・Centiskorch ・Charizard ・Dragonite ・Exeggutor ex ・Frosmoth ・GA Charizard ex ・GA Gyarados ・GA Pikachu ex ・Gengar ex ・Greninja ・Kabutops ・Kingler ・Lapras ex ・Machamp ex ・Marowak ex ・Melmetal ・Mewtwo ex ・Moltres ex ・Ninetales ・Omastar ・Pidgeot ・Poliwrath ・Primeape ・Raichu ・Starmie ex ・Venusaur ・Venusaur ex ・Weezing ・Wigglytuff ex ・Zapdos ・Zapdos ex

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fire 9 months

2 pokeball is useless, should replace one pokeball for celestial trainer (to bring a dead snorlax back on the bench)

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