Giant Snorlax Cushion Is The Comfiest Pokémon Bed You Can Take A Nap On
When Japanese toy company Bandai decided to create a Pokémon bed, they immediately thought of one specific character: Snorlax (or Kabigon, as he’s known in Japan).
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Thanks to his rotund, cushy body, this fantastical character’s belly serves as the perfect place for a nap or moment of pure relaxation.
Plus, Snorlax’s sleepy personality will definitely get you in the mood for a nice, long rest. Just one look at his happy, drowsy expression will have you hitting the hay in no time!
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