Progress Bar with Pokémon Snorlax
Snorlax is a very large Pokémon with grayish-blue fur and a peach or apricot-colored belly and face. Its eyes are always closed as if it's always sleeping. Snorlax has a Gigantamax form and in that form, Snorlax lies down on its back, and its belly transforms into a hill with plants and a tree on top of it. That's why Snorlax is known for its relaxed and sluggish nature, it can sleep all the time unless it gets hungry. And when Snorlax gets hungry it can eat up to 880 pounds of crops, that's why farmers aren't happy about it and when it's done - head back to sleep more. A fanart Pokemon custom progress bar for YouTube with Snorlax.
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