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Snorlax vs Gyarados

Stats, type matchups, and moves side by side.

Slot A
Snorlax
#143

Snorlax

normal
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Slot B
Gyarados
#130

Gyarados

waterflying
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Base Stats

Stat wins — Snorlax: 3 · Gyarados: 3
HP
160
vs
95
Attack
110
vs
125
Defense
65
vs
79
Sp. Attack
65
vs
60
Sp. Defense
110
vs
100
Speed
30
vs
81
Total 540540 Total

Type Matchups

Snorlax

Weak (×2)
fighting
Very weak (×4)
Resists (×½)
Very resists (×¼)
Immune (×0)
ghost

Gyarados

Weak (×2)
rock
Very weak (×4)
electric
Resists (×½)
steelfirewaterfightingbug
Very resists (×¼)
Immune (×0)
ground

Quick Info

generation-iGenerationgeneration-i
Sleeping PokémonGenusAtrocious Pokémon
2.1mHeight6.5m
460.0kgWeight235.0kg
25Catch rate45
189Base exp189
mountainHabitatwaters-edge
monsterEgg groupswater2, dragon

This is a side-by-side look at Snorlax and Gyarados. Snorlax is a pure Normal type from Generation I. Gyarados is a Water/Flying type from Generation I.

Snorlax vs Gyarados statistics

Snorlax's base stat total is 540. Gyarados's is 540. Their totals are identical, which is rare for two different Pokemon.

Snorlax wins in HP, Special Attack, and Special Defense. Gyarados wins in Attack, Defense, and Speed.

Stat-by-stat breakdown

StatSnorlaxGyaradosWinner
HP16095Snorlax (+65)
Attack110125Gyarados (+15)
Defense6579Gyarados (+14)
Special Attack6560Snorlax (+5)
Special Defense110100Snorlax (+10)
Speed3081Gyarados (+51)
Total540540Tie

Type matchup

Snorlax is a pure Normal type. Gyarados is a Water/Flying type. They weather hits differently.

Snorlax
2× from Fighting
Immune to Ghost
Gyarados
4× from Electric
2× from Rock
½× from Steel, Fire, Water, Fighting, Bug
Immune to Ground

Physical profile

Snorlax stands at 2.1 meters and weighs 460.0 kilograms. Gyarados is 6.5 meters tall and 235.0 kilograms. Gyarados is the taller of the two. Snorlax is heavier by 225.0 kilograms.

Snorlax is found in mountain habitats. Gyarados is found in waters-edge habitats.

Evolution and origin

Both Snorlax and Gyarados debuted in Generation I. They come from separate evolution lines.

Move overlap

Snorlax and Gyarados share 63 moves in common across all games. Snorlax learns 73 moves that Gyarados cannot. Gyarados learns 39 moves that Snorlax cannot.

Both learn

AttractBideBiteBlizzardBody SlamBubble BeamBulldozeCaptivateChilling WaterConfideCrunchCurseDouble EdgeDouble TeamEarthquakeEndureFacadeFire BlastFlailFlamethrowerFrustrationGiga ImpactHeadbuttHelping HandHidden PowerHydro PumpHyper BeamIce BeamIcy WindIncinerateIron HeadMimicNatural GiftOutrageProtectRageRain DanceReflectRestReturnRock SmashRoundSandstormSecret PowerSkull BashSleep TalkSnoreStrengthSubstituteSunny DaySurfSwaggerTackleTake DownTera BlastThunderThunderboltToxicUproarWater GunWater PulseWhirlpoolZap Cannon

Only Snorlax

After YouAmnesiaBelchBelly DrumBlockBody PressBrick BreakCharmChip AwayCounterCovetDarkest LariatDefense CurlDigDynamic PunchEncoreFire PunchFissureFlingFocus BlastFocus PunchGastro AcidGunk ShotHammer ArmHard PressHardenHeat CrashHeavy SlamHigh HorsepowerHyper VoiceIce PunchLast ResortLickMega KickMega PunchMetronomeMud SlapPay DayPower Up PunchPsych UpPsychicPsywavePursuitRecycleRetaliateRock ClimbRock SlideRock TombRolloutScreechSeed BombSeismic TossSelf DestructShadow BallShock WaveSmack DownSnatchSolar BeamSteel RollerStockpileStomping TantrumSubmissionSupercell SlamSuperpowerSwallowTerrain PulseThunder PunchTrailblazeWhirlwindWild ChargeWork UpYawnZen Headbutt

Only Gyarados

Aqua TailAvalancheBindBounceBrineBrutal SwingDark PulseDiveDragon BreathDragon CheerDragon DanceDragon PulseDragon RageDragon TailEndeavorFocus EnergyHailHurricaneIce FangIron TailLash OutLeerMuddy WaterPaybackPower WhipRoarScaldScale ShotScary FaceSpiteSplashStone EdgeTauntTemper FlareThrashThunder WaveTormentTwisterWaterfall

Game availability

Both Snorlax and Gyarados appear in 30 games, so you can catch and use both in a single playthrough of any of them. Gyarados shows up in 7 games without Snorlax.

Which one wins?

On base stats alone, the two are evenly matched. In an actual battle, the winner depends on moves, abilities, held items, levels, and who moves first. Base stats are a starting point, not the whole picture.

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