Species guide · Ages 10+ · July 2026
Drampa
Say it: DRA-mpa
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Drampa is the Placid Pokémon — Normal and Dragon. In Pokémon GO it is a niche Dragon attacker. Dragon helps against other Dragons; Normal only hits Normal hard. Fairy, Fighting, Ice, and Dragon punish it. Catch Drampa from the wild, eggs, raids, or events.
Say it: DRA-mpa
Drampa (#780) is a Normal / Dragon Pokémon in Pokémon GO. Trainers use it as a niche Dragon attacker with Dragon Breath / Extrasensory + Outrage / Dragon Pulse / Fly. Against Drampa, lead with Fairy, Fighting, Ice, or Dragon. Stats, type chart, moves, and counter picks below use our Game Master snapshot.
Type-colored placeholder — not official Pokémon artwork (see IP notice below).
Pokédex notes
Drampa is a Normal / Dragon-type Pokémon in Pokémon GO. National Dex #0780. Dragon attackers often anchor Master League and high-tier raid teams.
Where in GO: Wild spawns, eggs, Field Research, and seasonal events
Invest tip: Dragon Breath + Outrage is the usual Dragon kit; Fly adds Flying. Outclassed by stronger Dragons for raids. Shadow Drampa is a novelty — remove Frustration before investing. No Community Day exclusive is required.
Type matchups
- Normal moves do not have a common super-effective target in our chart.
- Dragon moves hit Dragon hard.
When Drampa is your opponent, Ice, Fighting, Dragon, Fairy hits hard.
Full type matchup guide →GO base stats
From Game Master snapshot — IVs, buddy, and power-ups change real battle stats.
- Attack
- 231
- Defense
- 164
- Stamina
- 186
Weak to
Resists
Best Pokémon to use against it
When this species is your opponent (Rocket battle, gym, raid, or PvP), these picks exploit its typings. Each list is a pool of options — not a required 12-Pokémon lobby.
Recommended
Strongest practical attackers for this matchup.
- 1. Baxcalibur · beats Ice
Ice Fang + Avalanche
- 2. Shadow Mamoswine · beats Ice
Powder Snow + Avalanche
- 3. Mega Glalie · beats Ice
Frost Breath + Avalanche
- 4. Shadow Weavile · beats Ice
Ice Shard + Avalanche
- 5. Mamoswine · beats Ice
Powder Snow + Avalanche
- 6. Cetitan · beats Ice
Powder Snow + Avalanche
- 7. Glaceon · beats Ice
Frost Breath + Avalanche
- 8. Shadow Articuno · beats Ice
Frost Breath + Ice Beam
- 9. Weavile · beats Ice
Ice Shard + Avalanche
- 10. Aurorus · beats Ice
Powder Snow + Weather Ball
- 11. Jynx · beats Ice
Frost Breath + Avalanche
- 12. Vanilluxe · beats Ice
Frost Breath + Blizzard
Budget
Solid alternatives when you cannot build the Recommended picks.
- 1. Glaceon · beats Ice
Frost Breath + Avalanche
- 2. Mamoswine · beats Ice
Powder Snow + Avalanche
- 3. Weavile · beats Ice
Ice Shard + Avalanche
- 4. Cloyster · beats Ice
Frost Breath + Avalanche
- 5. Beartic · beats Ice
Powder Snow + Ice Punch
- 6. Abomasnow · beats Ice
Powder Snow + Weather Ball
- 7. Avalugg · beats Ice
Ice Fang + Avalanche
- 8. Froslass · beats Ice
Powder Snow + Avalanche
- 9. Walrein · beats Ice
Powder Snow + Icicle Spear
- 10. Glalie · beats Ice
Frost Breath + Avalanche
- 11. Dewgong · beats Ice
Frost Breath + Icy Wind
- 12. Piloswine · beats Ice
Powder Snow + Avalanche
Recommended moves
Game Master “moves in GO” lists Drampa’s always-available TM pool. Dragon Breath + Outrage covers Dragon needs.
Fast
- Dragon Breath · Standard
Dragon damage / default
- Extrasensory · Standard
Psychic energy
Charged
- Outrage · Standard
Dragon nuke
- Dragon Pulse · Standard
Dragon alternate
- Fly · Standard
Flying coverage
- Swift · Standard
Normal filler
Moves in GO
Always-available Game Master learnset (regular TMs). Community Day / Elite TM moves appear above when we have curated notes for this species.
Fast
- dragon breath
- extrasensory
Charged
- outrage
- dragon pulse
- fly
- swift
PvP league ranks (family snapshot)
- Great League · rank #673 of 954 · CP 1498
Extrasensory + Outrage
- Ultra League · rank #469 of 747 · CP 2498
Extrasensory + Outrage
- Master League · rank #365 of 1023 · CP 3294
Extrasensory + Outrage
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Open Collect →Raid and PvP advice uses our Game Master snapshot (updated July 2026).
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