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Rampardos - Version 7 vs Version 8
Jun 10, 2026, 06:24 PM
Cleanup: reworded fossil lore attribution to the in-game Pokedex entry
Jul 22, 2026, 02:57 AM
Corrected wikilink existence flags
11Overview22Rampardos is a Rock-type Pokemon in Pokemon Pokopia, classified as the Head Butt Pokemon (Dex #273). In ancient times, people would dig up fossils of this Pokemon and use its skull, which is harder than steel, to make helmets. Rampardos is the evolved form of Cranidos in the main series. It carries two specialties: Litter (Stone) and Crush, making it a dual-purpose resource Pokemon for both producing and breaking stone materials.44Habitat66Rampardos can be found at one habitat.88Headbutt Fossil Display (#195)1111A display of ancient Pokemon fossils. This specimen's skull was harder than steel.1313ItemQuantityNotesPedestal / Exhibition Stand1Display baseHeadbutt Fossil (head)1Cranial fossil pieceHeadbutt Fossil (body)1Torso fossil pieceHeadbutt Fossil (tail)1Tail fossil piece1515Rampardos is a Common visitor at the Headbutt Fossil Display. It is the only Pokemon that visits this habitat. The display requires four items: one pedestal and three Headbutt Fossil fragments.1616How to Befriend1818Build the Headbutt Fossil Display by placing a Pedestal along with the three Headbutt Fossil pieces (head, body, and tail). This habitat requires you to find three fossil fragments, which is fewer than Aerodactyl's Wing Fossil Display but more than Cranidos's Skull Fossil Display. Once assembled, Rampardos is a Common visitor and should appear regularly. Walk up and interact with it to befriend it.2020Specialties2222Litter (Stone)2424Rampardos has the Litter (Stone) specialty. Pokemon with the Litter specialty periodically leave behind materials for you to collect. Rampardos specifically produces stone materials, dropping rocks, pebbles, and other stone resources around your island. This provides a passive source of stone for crafting and construction.2626Crush2828Rampardos also has the Crush specialty. Pokemon with the Crush specialty can break apart rocks, boulders, and other hard objects on your island. Combined with its Litter (Stone) specialty, Rampardos creates a self-sustaining stone cycle: it produces stone materials passively and can also break down existing rock formations into usable resources.3030Preferences3232CategoryDetailIdeal EnvironmentDryFavorite FlavorDryLikesStone stuff, Hard stuff, Metal stuff, Luxury, ExerciseRarityCommonHabitatHeadbutt Fossil Display (#195)3434Rampardos prefers dry environments. Place stone items, hard objects, metal stuff, and luxury decorations near its habitat to raise its Comfort Level. Its taste for Dry-flavored foods means dried treats and berries with a Dry flavor profile are the best choice. Rampardos also enjoys exercise-themed items.3535Pokedex Information3737FieldValueDex Number#273TypeRockSpeciesHead Butt PokemonHeight5'3" (1.6 m)Weight226.0 lbs (102.5 kg)Generation43939"In ancient times, people would dig up fossils of this Pokemon and use its skull, which is harder than steel, to make helmets."4040Related Pokemon4242Rampardos is the evolved form of Cranidos (Dex #272) in the main Pokemon series. In Pokopia, there is no evolution mechanic, so each must be found at its own habitat independently. Rampardos gains the Litter (Stone) specialty on top of Cranidos's Crush specialty, making it strictly superior for stone resource management. Its Pokedex entry notes that Rampardos's fossils have been found together with Bastiodon's fossils, seemingly from after they had fought to the finish, hinting at an ancient rivalry between the two.4444Tips4646Rampardos carries both Litter (Stone) and Crush, making it one of the best Pokemon for stone resource management. It can passively produce stones and actively break down rock formations.The Headbutt Fossil Display requires three fossil pieces plus a pedestal. Compared to Cranidos's two-item Skull Fossil Display, it takes more effort to build, but Rampardos's dual specialties make it worth the investment.Rampardos and Bastiodon are natural rivals in Pokopia lore. Consider placing their fossil displays near each other for a thematic paleontology exhibit.If you only need the Crush specialty and want a quicker setup, start with Cranidos at the simpler Skull Fossil Display, then upgrade to Rampardos later for the added Litter (Stone) benefit.
