Druddigon

N°0621 · Generation 5

Druddigon

Fierce and cunning, Druddigon takes over burrows dug by other Pokémon and makes them its lair.

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Characteristics

Height:
1.60
Weight:
139.00

Base stats

Total: 485
HP77
Attack120
Defense90
Sp. Atk60
Sp. Def90
Speed48

Combat strengths and weaknesses

Damage multiplier taken by Druddigon depending on the attacking move's type. ×2 and ×4 are the attacks to avoid.

3weaknesses4resistances0immunity

Weaknesses - dangerous attacks

Resistances - weak attacks

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Overview of Druddigon

Druddigon is a Dragon-type Pokémon introduced in the fifth generation. Its Japanese name is クリムガン. This Pokémon stands out for its massive, angular appearance inspired by a terrestrial dragon, and for a gameplay style centered on toughness and direct offensive pressure.

In the Pokédex, Druddigon is described as a Pokémon that lives primarily in caves and deep tunnels. It uses its head and body covered in hard scales to attack prey and defend its territory. These traits translate in-game into solid base stats in Attack and Defense, making it a reliable choice for players seeking a dependable Dragon without relying on a lengthy evolution chain.

Type, weaknesses, and resistances

Druddigon is purely Dragon-type. This type grants it useful resistances against Fire, Water, Grass, and Electric attacks, facilitating its placement in many battles.

In exchange, its weaknesses are clear and must be anticipated. It is vulnerable to Ice, Dragon, and Fairy attacks. In competitive play or during raids, these weaknesses require good reads of the opposing game plan and appropriate coverage.

Base stats and battle potential

Druddigon's base stats emphasize Attack and Defense. Its HP is decent without being exceptional, but high enough to absorb several hits. Its physical Defense allows it to hold its ground against many attackers, while its Special Defense is more average.

Its Speed is relatively low, which limits its role as a fast sweeper. On the other hand, it excels as a physical attacker capable of dealing heavy damage as soon as it enters the field. At max level or level 50, it remains relevant thanks to its stability and the raw power of its attacks.

Notable moves and abilities

Druddigon has a varied move pool oriented toward physical battle. It can learn powerful Dragon moves like Dragon Tail or Outrage, ideal for pressuring opponents. It also has access to coverage moves like Bite, Rock Tomb, or Slash, useful for hitting different types.

Through TMs and HMs, it can further expand its versatility with Ground or Steel attacks depending on the chosen set. This diversity allows Druddigon to be adapted to several playstyles, whether in solo strategy or on a team.

Catching, breeding, and in-game use

Druddigon is generally found in specific locations such as caves or certain tunnels, with a relatively low encounter rate. This makes it an appreciated Pokémon for its rarity and the unique character it brings to a team.

In breeding, it belongs to the Dragon Egg Group and can pass down interesting moves via Egg moves. For optimization-focused players, it is possible to work on its EVs in Attack and HP to maximize its overall effectiveness.

Druddigon in games and cards

In the main games, Druddigon appears as a robust and intimidating Pokémon, often used by experienced trainers. In Pokémon GO, it is appreciated for its design and raw power, even though its Speed limits its use in raids against certain optimized lineups.

On the card side, Druddigon has several interesting editions for collectors. Some cards highlight its strength and aggressive style, with a value that varies depending on rarity and condition. These cards are sought after by Dragon fans and enthusiasts of the Black and White generation.

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