Pokemon Sleep is yet another great way to obtain some of your favorite Pokemon. Instead of catching them with a Poke Ball, you track your sleep. The game determines what kind of sleep session you had, and then you can encounter different Pokemon based on that. There are quite a few different ones you'll find.
Each Pokemon is found in a variety of sleep styles. Some are available for multiple creatures while others are distinct. And since many of them are the smaller Pokemon from the series, they are exceptionally cute. It is easy to see that they are at peace while slumbering at your camp.
10 Peaceful Sleep
The Peaceful Sleep style in Pokemon Sleep is part of the Slumbering category. Your Pokemon partner will snooze in this fashion if you make just about zero noise while you're out for the night. No noise, no movement, and your Pokemon will be Peaceful.
The most common Pokemon you'll encounter with this sleep style is Pichu. As it's already cute in its own right, sleeping soundly on its back with a smile on its face just makes it cuter. Especially when you notice its little arms folded across its chest.
9 Droopy-Float Sleep
Droopy-Float Sleep is a sleep style that occurs with levitating Pokemon. An example of that is Magnemite. It will close its singular eye, tilt to the side just a bit, and sleep as it floats above the ground.
This is a Slumbering category sleep style, meaning you'll need to sleep as quietly as possible. Of course, that isn't always up to you, but the less noise and movement the better. Magnemite isn't normally considered cute, but when its sleeps like this, it sure is.
8 Sheltered Sleep
Squirtle is notoriously one of the cutest Pokemon ever. Or it can be considered a nuisance depending on if it's Ash's Squirtle or a member of the Squirtle Squad. Regardless, you won't have to worry about it causing trouble in Pokemon Sleep, especially with the Sheltered Sleep style.
If you make little to no noise while sleeping, you may find Squirtle in this Slumbering type of sleep. It is completely hidden in its shell, which makes you wonder what kind of cuteness overload is actually happening in there.
7 Leaf-Twirling Sleep
Leaf-Twirling Sleep is a Dozing sleep style in Pokemon Sleep. To obtain a Pokemon with a Dozing style, you'll have to toss and turn a bit. If you're a mover, the application will pick up on that and there's a chance you'll encounter a wonderful Chikorita in a Leaf-Twirling Sleep.
Think of this sleep style as the older cartoons where an elderly man is snoring and the top of his nightcap is being blown up and down because of it. Instead of snoring, though, Chikorita's slightly restless sleep sees its head leaf twirl around and around.
6 Crackling Sleep
Crackling Sleep is of course a signature sleep style of Charmander. The Fire-type Pokemon is known for its candle-like tail with a flame burning at its end. And you can experience that if you activate this Snoozing category sleep style.
Snoozing is a strange sleep style category, as you need to balance tossing and turning with staying still. Half-and-half seems to do the trick. Then you might find Charmander dreaming with its head resting on its arm and its tail crackling through its rest. It is super cute.
5 Overturned Sleep
There aren't many Pokemon cuter than Togepi. The little creature inside the broken eggshell has been the epitome of cuteness in the series ever since it latched itself to Misty in the anime. And now you can encounter that cuteness in Pokemon Sleep.
While Squirtle comes with the Overturned Sleep style, Togepi's is arguably cuter. It lies on its back and slowly rocks back and forth, almost like a turtle that can't roll over funnily enough. As a Slumbering category sleep style, you'll need to be pretty quiet at night to see it.
4 Sprawled Sleep
For some reason, a lot of people that play Pokemon Sleep seem to have trouble sleeping. They toss and turn and make plenty of noise. It might not be a good thing in real life, but it helps unlock some incredibly cute sleep styles in the game. This includes Caterpie's Sprawled Sleep.
As it's a Dozing style, you'll need to move around a lot and check your phone often during the tracked sleep session. You might come across Caterpie, Cyndaquil, or Flaaffy spread out on the grass. They look so calm as they stretch across the screen.
3 Seated Sleep
Seated Sleep is shown by Jigglypuff and Meowth in Pokemon Sleep. It is a part of the Snoozing category of sleep styles. That means you'll need to be just a tad restless in the night. Move around and make some noise, but not too much.
As the name of this sleep style implies, the Pokemon you encounter is in a seated position. Their head tilts down and their arms hang, but they are firmly planted on their bottom. They look so precious sleeping like this.
2 Curled-Up Sleep
Curled-Up Sleep seems to be one of the most common sleep styles you'll find in Pokemon Sleep. It is often associated with the always cute Pikachu, Meowth, and Eevee. And as a Snoozing style, those of you who change positions a couple of times at night will see it frequently.
When you encounter it, the Pokemon will be curled up with their knees positioned at their chest. Pikachu and Eevee are seen holding their knees while Meowth has its underneath it. You'll probably let out an audible gasp at how cute this one is.
1 Goofy Sleep
Slowpoke is often seen as weird and annoying in Pokemon. But there is no argument that it is a cute creature while it's asleep. This has never been more true in Pokemon Sleep, with its Goofy Sleep style.
It is a Snozing category style that sees Slowpoke on its back, completely spread out. Its arms and legs are as far apart as possible, but it has the largest smile on its face. You won't be able to help yourself when it comes to grinning, laughing, and enjoying the cuteness of the Goofy Sleep style.