Rampardos #409




Best moveset for Rampardos



When fighting Pokémon in Gyms, Rampardos' greatest moves are Smack Down and Rock Slide. This moveset has the most overall DPS and is also the finest for PVP encounters.





Offense 













  Smack Down 16 dps
  Rock Slide 35.6 dps



Defense 













  Smack Down 16 dps
  Outrage 28.2 dps



 



 All moves


























Quick move Damage EPS DPS
 Zen Headbutt 12 9.1 10.9
 Smack Down 16 6.7 16






























Main move Damage EPS DPS
 Flamethrower 70 -22.7 31.8
 Rock Slide 80 -18.5 35.6
 Outrage 110 -12.8 28.2

The green moves benefit from the Same Type Attack Bonus and deliver 20% more damage.

Evolution family


Rampardos is part of a two-member family.





















210.

Cranidos_shiny  Cranidos
#408 Cranidos
50 Cranidos_candy
 Rampardos_shiny Rampardos
#409 Rampardos









Availability
















Method Maximum CP Details
RT-Icon_Encounter
Wild		 2,827
3,062
(weather boosted)		 Not in wild normallyIncreased spawns in:
Adventure Week 2022: Jun 7 - 12


Biology


Rampardos is a gigantic, dark-gray dinosaur Pokémon that looks like a Pachycephalosaurus. It has a dome head that covers its crimson eyes. It has blue stripes on its tail, as well as on its knees and wrists. It has spikes on each knee, two on its blue collar, two small ones on its nose, and four on its skull. Two of these spikes on the skull are larger than the other two.

Its power comes from its vicious head-butting strikes. A charging Rampardos can take down almost anything with a single blow. It thrived in rainforests 100 million years ago, tearing down jungle trees while capturing food. It likes ramming its head against items to hone its strength and reflexes. This caused its skull to become tougher than steel and a foot thick, preventing it from fainting if it collides with anything, even another charging Rampardos. People used to dig out its well-developed skull fossil and wear it as a helmet in ancient times. However, since its skull became so big, its brain shrank even more than Cranidos', leading to beliefs that it fell extinct due to its idiocy. Its remains have been discovered alongside those of Bastiodon, indicating that the two shared a habitat.



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