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Snorlax's Snack
ISBN:	1421509326
Published:	November 21, 2006
Publisher:	VIZ Media
Author:	Sumiyoshi Kizuki
Preceded By:	Meet Mew! EN Ready, Set, Dodo! JP
Succeeded By:	Jigglypuff's Magic Lullaby EN Seel to the Rescue! JP

Snorlax's Snack (Japanese: はらぺこカビゴン Hungry Kabigon) is written and illustrated by Sumiyoshi Kizuki. In English, it is the 10th book in the Pokémon Tales series. In Japanese, it is the 17th book. It is 16 pages long.

Plot

In a sleeping pile of Snorlax, one wakes up still hungry after its dinner of ten watermelons and goes to look for a snack. It finds a fish that it promptly eats and attempts to eat what it thinks is lettuce, only for it to be an Oddish that kicks it and sends it flying. It continues to mistake Pokémon for food and get attacked by them - thinking Tangela is pasta, Diglett is a sausage, Ninetales is a bunch of bananas, only to finally land in a banana tree and eats the whole tree for breakfast.

Blurb

Snorlax is hungry and keeps mistaking other Pokémon for food. With Pokémon like Oddish (who looks like a vegetable) and Tangela (who looks like noodles), who can blame Snorlax?

Characters

Humans

No humans appear in this book.

Pokémon

• Snorlax
• Tangela
• Oddish
• Diglett
• Ninetales
• Haunter (Easter egg)

Publications

	Edition	Country	Company	Date	ISBN
	First Edition	Japan	Shogakukan	October 1997	ISBN 4097287176
	First Edition	USA	VIZ Media	April 5, 2000	ISBN 1569314411
	Second Edition	USA	VIZ Media	November 21, 2006	ISBN 1421509326

Trivia

• Like every Pokémon Tales book, this book features a hidden Pokémon for the reader to find- in this book, it's Haunter, with a trio of them hiding behind the fridge.

Errors

• Snorlax eats a fish out of the refrigerator.

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