All Pokemon and their sleep type in Pokemon Sleep

Pokemon Sleep has been infiltrating our dreams for almost a month now and none of the trainers seem to mind. The grind to “Catch ‘em all” continues even in our sleep as this game allows you to capture your favorite creatures while you are fast asleep. With a no-effort-needed style of gameplay, the title has managed to take the Pokemon Community by storm.

This game has brought a never-before-seen mechanic that rewards you for sleeping. The more you sleep, the better your rewards. You can encounter the majority of the creatures that you are familiar with in the Pokemon franchise, except a few.

These creatures have unique sleeping types in the game. In of this article, we will walk you through all of them and show which Pocket Monsters share them in Pokemon Sleep.

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List of all Pocket Monsters and their sleep type in Pokemon Sleep

There are three sleep types in the game:

• Dozing
• Snoozing
• Slumbering

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All Pokemon that have Dozing type of sleep

This is the easiest type to trigger (Image via Sportskeeda)

The following table shows all the Pocket Monsters that have a Dozing sleep type, along with their specialty:

Pokedex No.	Pokemon	Specialty
1	Bulbasaur	Ingredients
2	Ivysaur	Ingredients
3	Venusaur	Ingredients
10	Caterpie	Berries
11	Metapod	Berries
12	Butterfree	Berries
23	Ekans	Berries
24	Arbok	Berries
54	Psyduck	Skills
55	Golduck	Skills
56	Mankey	Berries
57	Primeape	Berries
69	Bellsprout	Ingredients
70	Weepinbell	Ingredients
71	Victrebell	Ingredients
92	Gastly	Ingredients
93	Haunter	Ingredients
94	Gengar	Ingredients
127	Pinsir	NA
152	Chikorita	Berries
153	Bayleef	Berries
154	Meganium	Berries
228	Houndour	Berries
229	Houndoom	Berries
288	Vigoroth	Berries
316	Gulpin	Skills
317	Swalot	Skills
453	Croagunk	Ingredients
454	Toxicroak	Ingredients

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All Pokemon that have Snoozing type of sleep

You can trigger this type of sleep by sleeping normally (Image via Sportskeeda)

The following table shows all the Pocket Monsters that have a Snoozing sleep type, along with their specialty:

Pokedex No.	Pokemon	Specialty
4	Charmander	Ingredients
5	Charmeleon	Ingredients
6	Charizard	Ingredients
19	Rattata	Berries
20	Raticate	Berries
25	Pikachu	Berries
26	Raichu	Berries
39	Jigglypuff	NA
40	Wigglytuff	NA
50	Diglett	Ingredients
51	Dugtrio	Ingredients
52	Meowth	Skills
53	Persian	Skills
58	Growlithe	Skills
59	Arcanine	Skills
79	Slowpoke	Skills
80	Slowbro	Skills
132	Ditto	NA
133	Eevee	Skills
155	Cyndaquil	Berries
156	Quilava	Berries
157	Typhlosion	Berries
176	Togetic	Skills
179	Mareep	Skills
180	Flaffy	Skills
181	Ampharos	Skills
196	Espeon	Skills
199	Slowking	Skills
202	Wobbuffet	Skills
214	Heracross	NA
287	Slakoth	Berries

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All Pokemon that have Slumbering type of sleep

You need to be in a state of deep sleep to trigger this (Image via Sportskeeda)

The following table shows all the Pocket Monsters that have a Slumbering sleep type, along with their specialty:

Pokedex No.	Pokemon	Specialty
7	Squirtle	Ingredients
8	Wartortle	Ingredients
9	Blastoise	Ingredients
74	Geodude	Ingredients
75	Graveler	Ingredients
76	Golem	Ingredients
81	Magnemite	Skills
82	Magneton	Skills
84	Doduo	Berries
85	Dodrio	Berries
104	Cubone	Berries
105	Marowak	Berries
158	Totodile	Berries
159	Croconaw	Berries
160	Feraligatr	Berries
172	Pichu	Berries
174	Igglybuff	Skills
175	Togepi	Skills
185	Sudowoodo	Skills
246	Larvitar	Ingredients
333	Swablu	Berries
360	Wynaut	Skills
363	Spheal	Berries
364	Sealeo	Berries
365	Walrein	Berries
438	Bonsly	Skills
447	Riolu	Skills
462	Magnezone	Skills

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How to get every sleep type in Pokemon Sleep

Dozing sleep type

Light sleep describes Dozing sleep type in the game (Image via The Pokemon Company)

This type of sleep refers to broken sleep. If you are moving around a lot or if there is a lot of noise while your sleep data is being recorded, the game will think you are waking up a lot and your sleep will be categorized as Dozing type.

If you are a deep sleeper, then you might have trouble encountering Pocket Monsters that have a Dozing sleep type. However, if you wake up to use the washroom or drink water, you will not have difficulty triggering the Dozing sleep type.

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Snoozing sleep type

Moderate sleep decribes Snoozing sleep type in the game (Image via The Pokemon Company)

The term "Snoozing sleep type" refers to a somewhat sound sleep in which you may toss and turn a little and make a few sounds during the night, such as snoring, but nothing too alarming.

This is the most common type of sleep in Pokemon Sleep, and you can trigger it if you have a moderately peaceful nap.

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Slumbering sleep type

Deep sleep describes Slumbering sleep type in the game (Image via The Pokemon Company)

This is the hardest type of sleep to trigger in the game. In order to encounter creatures that have a Slumbering sleep type, you must have a deep sleep for a minimum of eight hours. The slightest movement can break the cycle and you will have to start afresh.