Hit Snorlax with an Illumina Orb to make it run towards you!įor a four-star photo, and to complete the Snorlax Dash request, all you have to do is take a picture of Snorlax running towards you.įor completing this request, you'll receive the Hat 7 sticker, which is a Father Christmas hat. Here you'll be able to see Snorlax in the distance and, now, all you have to do is hit Snorlax with an Illumina Orb to make it run towards you. It took between four to five Fluffruit for us, but - don't worry - Snorlax will stand up if you've successfully woken it up.Īfter waking Snorlax up, travel to the flower meadow area at the end of the course. Once you're travelling across Snorlax, you need to continuously use the Melody Player while throwing Fluffruit into Snorlax's mouth.
It's important to note that this technique will not work during the Side Path (Night) course. To do this, you need to first find Snorlax in the Side Path (Day) course, which is outlined in the section above. To take a four-star photo of Snorlax, and in doing so complete the Snorlax Dash request, in New Pokémon Snap, you first need to wake Snorlax up. How to take a four-star photo of Snorlax and complete Snorlax Dash in New Pokémon Snap You can also use this shortcut to find Snorlax in the Side Path (Night) course. Taking this shortcut will send you across Snorlax's belly, allowing you to take the photograph you need for your Photodex.
Wait until these two Pokémon have run off and Dodrio has walked into the grass to perform a scan, which will reveal a new shortcut through the root. To find Snorlax in New Pokémon Snap, you must first unlock the Secret Side Path (Day) course, which was made available in the New Pokémon Snap update released in August 2021.Īt the beginning of the Side Path (Day) course, you'll see a Dodrio scare a Pichu and Scorbunny. Where to find Snorlax's location in New Pokémon Snap If you'd like to learn more, visit our New Pokémon Snap walkthrough. Watch on YouTube New Pokémon Snap - Free content update trailer (Nintendo Switch)
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