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Characteristics
- Height:
- 3.00
- Weight:
- 185.00
Base stats
Total: 485Combat strengths and weaknesses
Damage multiplier taken by Drampa depending on the attacking move's type. ×2 and ×4 are the attacks to avoid.
Weaknesses - dangerous attacks
Resistances - weak attacks
Immunities - no damage taken


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Overview of Drampa
Drampa is a Normal and Dragon-type Pokémon introduced in the seventh generation. Its English name is Drampa and its Japanese name is ジジーロン. This ancient Pokémon stands out for its appearance as an aged dragon and its very particular role in battle. Drampa is appreciated by players for its offensive versatility and access to many powerful special attacks, making it an interesting option in several game formats.
In the Pokédex, Drampa carries number #780. It has no evolution or Mega Evolution, meaning all of its potential rests on its base stats and its very wide moveset. Its dual Normal and Dragon typing allows it to resist several types while remaining vulnerable to common threats such as Ice, Fighting, and Fairy.
Base Stats and Battle Role
Drampa has stats geared toward Special Attack and HP. Its high HP base allows it to absorb several hits, especially on the special side. On the other hand, its physical Defense and Speed remain limited, which forces players to anticipate opposing attacks carefully and place it in favorable situations.
Thanks to its Dragon type, Drampa benefits from good offensive coverage and can threaten many Pokémon in battle. Its Normal type gives it immunity to the Ghost type, a notable strategic advantage in certain duels. However, its lack of Speed often requires strategies based on prediction or team support.
Available Moves and Abilities
Drampa's moveset is one of its greatest assets. It can learn Dragon attacks such as Draco Meteor or Dragon Pulse, ideal for exploiting its Special Attack stat. It also has access to Fire, Electric, and Ice-type moves, allowing it to surprise many opponents and cover a wide range of weaknesses.
On the Normal-type side, moves like Hyper Beam or Focus Blast can be considered depending on the chosen set. Drampa can also learn useful support moves in battle, further reinforcing its strategic flexibility. Depending on its level and Nature, it can be played as a pure special attacker or as a more utility-oriented Pokémon.
Weaknesses, Resistances, and Strategy
Drampa takes heavy damage from Ice, Fairy, and Fighting-type attacks, which represent its main weaknesses. The Dragon type also exposes it to opposing Dragon attacks. In return, it resists Fire, Water, Electric, and Grass types well, allowing it to switch in against certain Pokémon without too much risk.
Strategically, Drampa is often used as an offensive pivot capable of dealing heavy damage before going down. Its low Speed, however, requires good team support, particularly through Pokémon capable of setting hazards or slowing down the opponent. When used well, it can turn a battle around thanks to the power of its special attacks.
Drampa in Games and Collectible Cards
Drampa is available in several Pokémon games, including Pokémon Sun, Pokémon Moon, Pokémon Ultra Sun, and Pokémon Ultra Moon, as well as in Pokémon Sword and Shield via certain areas such as the Wild Area. Its rarity makes it a sought-after Pokémon for players wishing to complete their Pokédex.
In the card game, the Pokémon Drampa card exists in different versions, including special editions such as Drampa-GX. These cards often highlight its high HP and powerful special attacks, making them interesting for both collectors and Pokémon TCG players.














