Rampardos

Rampardos (Japanese: ラムパルド Ramuparudo) is a Rock-type Pokémon and a Fossil Pokémon.

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Physiology
Rampardos is a large, bipedal, dinosaur-like Pokémon. Like its pre-evolved form, Cranidos, it is based on the real life Pachycephalosaurus, having long hindlimbs and short forelimbs, and also having an extremely thick skull roof. Its eyes are dark red and very close to the blue dome on the top of its head. There is less blue on it then Cranidos but there are some rings of blue on its wrists, neck It has several spikes covering it including its head, knees, neck and two very small spikes near the tip of its nose.

Special abilities
Rampardos is one of three Pokémon to have the ability Mold Breaker. This ability allows its moves to strike through any opponents abilities. Rampardos also possesses a large amount of power, like its pre-evolved form, though much more. Its main attacks involve its head, which it rams into opponents when using various attacks such as Zen Headbutt and Head Smash.

Evolution
Rampardos evolves from Cranidos as of level 30.

Anime
Rampardos made its first appearance in the episode Wild in the Streets!. It was during this episode that Gym Leader Roark's Cranidos evolved into a Rampardos.

Rampardos was used again in the next episode O'er the Rampardos We Watched!, where Roark used it in a Gym battle against Ash in the rematch between them. Rampardos was Roark's final Pokémon, as his first two were defeated by Aipom and Pikachu, but Rampardos powered through both of Ash's Pokémon leaving him with just Turtwig. Using a combination of strategies Ash and his Turtwig overcame Roark's Rampardos and won the Coal Badge.
 * Roark's Rampardos

Origin
Rampardos' appearance is very similar to the Dracorex dinosaur, and is the basis of this Pokémon's looks and abilities.

Name Origin
Rampardos' name is a combination of rampart (a defensive wall), ram (to slam into) or rampage and hard. Dos is derived from Cranidos.