In Pokémon Red and Blue, two Snorlax sleep across Routes 12 and 16 and stop all progress. You must retrieve the Poké Flute from the Pokémon Tower in Lavender Town to wake them, before you can battle or catch them. That roadblock remains one of the most memorable moments of the first generation, and it sums the character up: nothing matters more than its nap.

The Pokédex states that Snorlax needs around 400 kg of food per day before going back to sleep, for a body weight of 460 kg. Its stomach digests almost anything, even spoiled or mouldy food, without making it sick. It only wakes up to eat, sometimes without even opening its eyes. That peaceful gluttony explains its popularity among nap enthusiasts.

The figure is made of soft plush fabric, with a sewn cream belly and teal body, and no rigid part other than the clip. Clean it by hand with lukewarm, slightly soapy water, then let it air dry. Avoid the washing machine, which would damage the clip and the filling. Looked after properly, it lasts months clipped to a bag in daily use.

A sturdy black clip is sewn to the top of the plush: it snaps in a second onto a key ring, a backpack strap, a pencil case or a belt loop. It unclips just as quickly to switch supports. The plush stays light, so it will not weigh down your keys or scratch anything in your bag.

Yes, shipping is free across Europe and every order leaves with a tracking number. Payment is secure and returns are possible within 14 days of delivery. The keychain ships in packaging that keeps the plush fur in shape. Allow a few working days depending on the destination; the parcel fits in a standard letterbox.