We’re so close! Relicanth is also a super old pokemon. You could say it’s a grandpa fish! Imagine how great all the wisdom it’s gained over the years translate to competitive play!
@@angterrastriker They haven't done torkoal either, which kind of surprises me since they did pelipper but not his fire, sun-setting counterpart who's also had a huge presence in competitive.
Add Drampa to the list of elders you don't want to piss off. I find him to be quite charming. He's like a loveable grandfather that is friends with everyone, hence the name. He is just extremely protective of his kids by choosing to burn down the bully's house. I still consider him a badass grandpa.
@@Lunar1314_ Basically, any elder from any work of fiction ever. I could even give names like Roshi, Splinter, and Iroh. There are plenty more to list, but I would be here all day.
Drampa can really put in some work if you can find a spot for it. Goes to show that this aging Dragon sure isn't slowing down anytime soon. Also I love it's Gen 7 Pokedex entries where is says it will burn a bully's house to the ground if said bully is hurting the trainer/child it thinks highly of.
I like it I play with my little nephew Sun and Moon doubles and I use a Drampa as a Sweeper with pokemon that have really troll moves like follow me... She just uses Sword Dance and calls it a day to punch... She is getting better she predicted a protect to use a second sword dance and won because that caught me out of guard
Drampa is like Master Roshi from Dragon Ball. Sure he’s old, but behind that age is underrated power and experience that can surprise the cocky opponent. Plus, Dragon Pulse is kind of like Kamehameha, so in my head canon, Drampa is the badass mentor to Dragonite, Kingdra, Salamence and friends who taught them how to use the power of the dragon. Truly an underrated and cool Dragon.
Drampa is a one stage pokemon most players will miss but it has so much personality. Essentially a grandpa for its trainers and local kids, and a pretty strong fighter. As the introduction the berserk ability, I always loved this guy and his unique typing.
We made a VGC style 8-player tournament among friends once No one was taking it too seriously in terms of crafting meta relevant teams and a friend of mine showed up with Drampa on his team and everyone laughed at him Dude ended up winning lol
@@LycanMOON It has a 10% encounter rate and it’s only available in the specific cave that has the Ice Rock. So yeah, probably due to the amount of Glaceons you have being the reason.
I thinks its a great design, but not necessarily for a pokemon. It doesnt matter much, pokemon jumped the shark a long time ago when it comes to consistent pokemon designs. It looks more like a dragon from a random anime than a pokemon. I think its the eyes, it looks too cartoonish. Its not ugly looking by any means. It reminds me of when trubish was first revealed. Its a cute design but everyone was confused about how a man made bag of trash could be a pokemon
If Drampa appears in Gen 9 VGC, I can definitely see it being a Tera-Normal Hyper Voice user in Trick Room. A Gimmicky set being Tera-Water + Sap Sipper may be seen as well, though rarely.
Normal/Dragon typing is pretty out there, though the Hisuian Zorua line's Normal/Ghost is still my pick for the strangest type combination of them all.
Drampa is one of my favorite Pokémon, but what drags it down for me is it’s too late in the game to comfortably put on a team to get invested into. It’s a problem with all Dragons types honestly and it prevents people from getting as attached as they could be.
Not really "all Dragons". It depends on the Generation, but several Dragon-types are available at good points, whether it's Gible, Goomy, Axew, Turtonator etc.
My issue with late game Pokémon is that by gym 4, 5 if not all 6 team slots are filled. I’m usually attached at that point and never switch team mates off. Just recently when Scarlet came out I needed a psychic type and added Ralts to my team. By the time I had a Gardevior I felt bad removing it from my team even if I didn’t really want to use it.
@@JamienautMark2 I think the key there is to not focus on a team but constantly cycle pokemon. In my main Scarlet run I had about 10 pokemon that were in regular usage and all were constanly moved in and out of my team. With the various exp changes over the years it isn't hard to keep a bunch of pokemon at a respectable level or to raise a new pokemon you want to that level.
In my opinion Dragons (or strong pokemon in general) should be hard to find around the second or third badge they should be hiding in a secret place with low spawn rates just for those curious enough to get off the story and explore the map
I really wish we had a trick room version of cold reception, allowing all 5 trick room turns to be used after the user switches out. This might be the best way to make trick room viable in singles
Gavin’s San Jose team was the first thing that popped up in my head when I saw this video lol. It’s amazing how he and Lexicon were able to pilot Drampa to success in a Tapu-filled meta
Considering that Paldea has so many bullies, I'd say it's for the best that Drampa isn't in Scarlet and Violet, otherwise Paldea would be burned to the ground. XD
@@skeetermania3202 You asked a question about a game that's been out for over two months, they answered, and now you don't want to be spoiled? You asked directly. That's entirely on you.
DRAMPA MOMENT! I still remember pre-Drampa ban Gen 8 PU, the ladder was crumbling under Drampa’s power, which I was abusing. This is what caused Drampa to be my second favorite Pokémon. How to Buff Drampa: - Make Sap Sipper boost Attack and Special Attack - Give it Boomburst - Add 30 to it’s HP - Remove 5 stat points from attack and speed and put them into special attack
I honestly think Drampa should be more popular. Only thing holding it back is that it came from a generation with such banger designs like mimikyuu and Bewear.
You know something interesting: Small animals often evolve to be much larger when they are introduced to an isolated ecosystem like an island. Maybe Dranpa is a descendent of Dunsparce that were introduced to the isolated Alola, hence the *Normal/Dragon* typing and swamped color pallet.
Drampa ended up being the perfect fit for my Gen 8 NU team, because of its typing in conjunction with Sap Sipper, making it immune to Decidueye and Dhelmise stab moves, and an almost endless amount of coverage.
I remember when Sun and Moon came out, watching your videos and looking forward to when you'd cover those pokemon. I can't believe it's been so many years
I appreciate that you acknowledge the inherent volatility of use-based tier systems. Just because a pokemon isn't highly used, does not make it weak or unusable by any means, it's just people often choose other pokemon first. There are some that would argue that is in fact a sign of other pokemon being stronger, but that doesn't account for prevailing strategies, movepool shifts, ability updates, or even nostalgic picks. Those type of tier lists only account for what people think about the pokemon in those tiers, not their objective applicability. Over and over it happens: once a player decides to break the mold and prove another underrated strategy works to shred the prevailing meta, mimickers crop up, and that team makeup becomes a mainstay of the new meta. These tiering systems were never as rigid as way too many players believe them to be. That said, those tiers carry the most application and importance when utilized *in context* with the prevailing metascape. And I find that expression of hardcore play planning super friggin cool!
Fun story: I played pokemon moon for a second time as a kid and got a level 1 drampa in a wonder trade. The thing legit carried my whole playthrough and it was so legendary! It made me fall in love with this goofy dred having grampa dragon ☺️
I loved using this thing in lower tiers because it hits like an absolute truck and its bulk was solid enough to get the job done. Cool to see you cover it.
This reminds me of a kid in Gen 7 VGC using a cool trick room team build by himself centering around Drampa He made it far, but lost to very standard copy n' paste team in the end but won the audiences' applauds
I honestly like Drampa a lot, and that's coming from someone who doesn't care a ton about dragon types that much It's just really cute, which fits with the whole friendly elder theme
GF should definitely make a Chinese-inspired region. Ho-oh, Arcanine, Gyarados, Drampa, Infernape/Emboar, Absol, Urshifu. The list of design inspirations is already so big!
I never thought of using Drampa on an OU team. But I used it for almost half of generation 8. I started using it on a Trick Room team in response to Spectrier's abuse. And although it was banned, I ended up using it for the rest of the generation. It is not a super team, but it helped me to stay in the 1850 and even 1900 points of the tier. Also resists Rillaboom priority, Blacephalom, Dragapult spec, has favorable mach up against rain and sun. My Drampa is call Falkor, from Neverending Story.
Something I've noticed over the years of watching False swipe is that he has gotten much more lenient with his verdicts over the years. Calling Drampa's gen 8 great with it being publ is a stark contrast from his steeling video when he dismissed it due to only being ru in gen 5. Idk where I was going with this just an observation.
I love drampa, for how recent it is in the history of pokemon, but it's so cool. dragon normal seems useful, great moves and abilities. when I was running through pokemon moon the first time, I heard of drampa and saw its stats, and I just knew I had to use it. luckily it was available in moon, albeit in victory road. for how late it joined the team, it was super useful for beating accerola in the e4.
Considering how often this guy was referred to in Gen 7 sections of PU as "the terrifying Drampa", I knew how he was going to roll out. I never did play Gens 6, 7 or 8. Nice to know that this guy got to rule in the lower tiers. I can only imagine how crazy Drampa would be in OU if he was a little bulkier and/or not so gosh-darn slow.
Perhaps a way it could be better in the higher tiers is to buff its defenses and/or its hp by 10 points each (85-95 def, 91-101 spdef, 78-88 hp) so it can have a bit more survivability while also hitting pretty hard.
There is nothing as satisfying as a Comfey, Oranguru, Drampa trick room core with comfey to priorty draining kiss Drampa for berserk and weakness policy as well as heals, and Oranguru with Instruct Hyper Voice Drampa XD.
Ive always been partial to Turtonator as far as Gen 7 version exclusive dragon types go, but ive always loved Drampa its so sweet. Arguably the most wholesome Pokemon in the franchise. Not to mention its design is also pretty neat
I once got Drampa to No. 2 on the ranked ladder in Sword and Shield. It was so fun to use paired with Speed Swap Shadow Rider. Extremely strong stab Hyper Voice, could OHKO most Dragon Legends with Draco Meteor and even Zacian with Fire Blast. It had great speed control options in Max Strike/Max Airstream and Cloud Nine was incredibly useful in a weather dominated meta. I honestly hope it returns in DLC for Scarlet and Violet
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We’re so close! Relicanth is also a super old pokemon. You could say it’s a grandpa fish! Imagine how great all the wisdom it’s gained over the years translate to competitive play!
It’s also known for not changing at all appearance wise despite so much time passing. Which is a reference to actual coelacanths.
Didn't fsg already do relicanth?
Just checked. Nope not yet
@@angterrastriker They haven't done torkoal either, which kind of surprises me since they did pelipper but not his fire, sun-setting counterpart who's also had a huge presence in competitive.
Choice Band Head Smash + Sturdy can be annoying to play around
U N F O R T U N A T E L Y
That time when we thought dunsparce would evolve into drampa only to get the almighty chaos that is dudunsparce later on.
Now all we need is for Drampa to evolve into Dradrampa.
@@cradiculous You Mean Great Drampa
Finally an actual funny comment, even if it is still shady humor at poor Dun's expense. 😂
@@IcE-_-Kidd No.
Or his more suspenseful brother dundundunsparce
Add Drampa to the list of elders you don't want to piss off. I find him to be quite charming. He's like a loveable grandfather that is friends with everyone, hence the name. He is just extremely protective of his kids by choosing to burn down the bully's house. I still consider him a badass grandpa.
An old person in an anime should always be assumed to be an extremely powerful character
what are the other elders you don't want to piss off?
@@Lunar1314_ Basically, any elder from any work of fiction ever. I could even give names like Roshi, Splinter, and Iroh. There are plenty more to list, but I would be here all day.
@@mauroperez2848
dude I love Iroh
also, there's the guy from Fairy Tail, whatever his name was
Uncle Drampa! Good~Morning!
Drampa can really put in some work if you can find a spot for it. Goes to show that this aging Dragon sure isn't slowing down anytime soon. Also I love it's Gen 7 Pokedex entries where is says it will burn a bully's house to the ground if said bully is hurting the trainer/child it thinks highly of.
It should have an ability that increases the power of Retaliate.
Drampa; lover of fun, destroyer of høes.
I like to think it commits arson with matches and gasoline rather than breathing fire.
Well it doesnt seem like it can slow down any more with that speed stat
Give it boomburst
drampa is so underrated i love it
I agree
I like it I play with my little nephew Sun and Moon doubles and I use a Drampa as a Sweeper with pokemon that have really troll moves like follow me... She just uses Sword Dance and calls it a day to punch... She is getting better she predicted a protect to use a second sword dance and won because that caught me out of guard
Big agree, my fave goofy boi
Same, I also love it's special attack animation.
@ChaosLord5129 the word is used in the right context here
Drampa is like Master Roshi from Dragon Ball. Sure he’s old, but behind that age is underrated power and experience that can surprise the cocky opponent. Plus, Dragon Pulse is kind of like Kamehameha, so in my head canon, Drampa is the badass mentor to Dragonite, Kingdra, Salamence and friends who taught them how to use the power of the dragon.
Truly an underrated and cool Dragon.
Definitely not Dragonite. He's the OG Dragon.
Drampa is a one stage pokemon most players will miss but it has so much personality. Essentially a grandpa for its trainers and local kids, and a pretty strong fighter. As the introduction the berserk ability, I always loved this guy and his unique typing.
And commits arson to bullies fun for the whole family
We made a VGC style 8-player tournament among friends once
No one was taking it too seriously in terms of crafting meta relevant teams and a friend of mine showed up with Drampa on his team and everyone laughed at him
Dude ended up winning lol
You have to tell us the details
“Carefully, he’s a hero”
Drampa is so creative and has an amazing design
absolutely! ive never seen him ingame only in showdown and now that i saw it i think its design is great.
@@olivergro7105
I mean, he is exclusive to Moon/Ultra Moon in Generation 7, is only found in Victory Road and is rather rare at that.
@@stevenmattrell3448 rather rare?
I don't know if it's the many glaceon I've had but I ran into so many drampa
@@LycanMOON
It has a 10% encounter rate and it’s only available in the specific cave that has the Ice Rock. So yeah, probably due to the amount of Glaceons you have being the reason.
I thinks its a great design, but not necessarily for a pokemon. It doesnt matter much, pokemon jumped the shark a long time ago when it comes to consistent pokemon designs. It looks more like a dragon from a random anime than a pokemon. I think its the eyes, it looks too cartoonish. Its not ugly looking by any means. It reminds me of when trubish was first revealed. Its a cute design but everyone was confused about how a man made bag of trash could be a pokemon
If Drampa appears in Gen 9 VGC, I can definitely see it being a Tera-Normal Hyper Voice user in Trick Room. A Gimmicky set being Tera-Water + Sap Sipper may be seen as well, though rarely.
I'm game to try Throat Spray Drampa, even if not tera normal.
Drampa’s Berserk wasn’t a one-off either. It could activate multiple times.
Especially if you predict high damage and use Roost.
Normal/Dragon typing is pretty out there, though the Hisuian Zorua line's Normal/Ghost is still my pick for the strangest type combination of them all.
*and Spiritomb
We still don't have a rock-ghost type
@@bluebaron6811 da fact corsola-g isnt ghost/rock despite being dead coral💀.
@@RETAIN3R_347 and Runegirus
@@bluebaron6811 I'm still waiting for poison/ice type.
Drampa is one of my favorite Pokémon, but what drags it down for me is it’s too late in the game to comfortably put on a team to get invested into. It’s a problem with all Dragons types honestly and it prevents people from getting as attached as they could be.
Not really "all Dragons". It depends on the Generation, but several Dragon-types are available at good points, whether it's Gible, Goomy, Axew, Turtonator etc.
My issue with late game Pokémon is that by gym 4, 5 if not all 6 team slots are filled. I’m usually attached at that point and never switch team mates off.
Just recently when Scarlet came out I needed a psychic type and added Ralts to my team. By the time I had a Gardevior I felt bad removing it from my team even if I didn’t really want to use it.
@@JamienautMark2 I think the key there is to not focus on a team but constantly cycle pokemon. In my main Scarlet run I had about 10 pokemon that were in regular usage and all were constanly moved in and out of my team. With the various exp changes over the years it isn't hard to keep a bunch of pokemon at a respectable level or to raise a new pokemon you want to that level.
@@quilavafactorynotreallybut5429 I wanted Turtonator but I had pokemon Moon
In my opinion Dragons (or strong pokemon in general) should be hard to find around the second or third badge they should be hiding in a secret place with low spawn rates just for those curious enough to get off the story and explore the map
The normal/dragon grandpa gets its own video! Who knows what's next at this point!
perhaps next will be the all powerful greatest Pokémon of all time aka Magcargo
Hopefully another forgettable Gen 7 mon like Komala or Bruxish?
@@skeetermania3202 hey don't diss my boy komala, sleep talk last resort is still funny as hell to pull on people
hopefully oricorio or comfey
@@doig_brainrot thats also my favorite set, plus choice band
I really wish we had a trick room version of cold reception, allowing all 5 trick room turns to be used after the user switches out.
This might be the best way to make trick room viable in singles
That sounds very broken in VGC
I think the solution is to give a mythical the trick room ability, so VGC doesn't need to worry about it but Smogon can have fun
What the hell is Cold Reception?
@@skeetermania3202 Chilly reception, it's snowscape and teleport in one move
@@PeridotEX aren't mythicals currently allowed in VGC?
Gavin’s San Jose team was the first thing that popped up in my head when I saw this video lol. It’s amazing how he and Lexicon were able to pilot Drampa to success in a Tapu-filled meta
Considering that Paldea has so many bullies, I'd say it's for the best that Drampa isn't in Scarlet and Violet, otherwise Paldea would be burned to the ground. XD
Paldea is inside the distortion world
Bullies? What do you mean?
@@skeetermania3202 The reason Team Star was created was due to school bullies
@@fiddlechrome Could you not spoil Scarlet/Violet for me please?
@@skeetermania3202 You asked a question about a game that's been out for over two months, they answered, and now you don't want to be spoiled? You asked directly. That's entirely on you.
The Drampa video returns like how it returns to its home tier and banned from one tier in competitive Pokémon
Finally, we use Mold Breaker against Soundproof.
Underrated comment
I used a Drampa on my Shield team and it was the real MVP of my entire playthrough. Seriously an underrated mon imo.
DRAMPA MOMENT! I still remember pre-Drampa ban Gen 8 PU, the ladder was crumbling under Drampa’s power, which I was abusing. This is what caused Drampa to be my second favorite Pokémon.
How to Buff Drampa:
- Make Sap Sipper boost Attack and Special Attack
- Give it Boomburst
- Add 30 to it’s HP
- Remove 5 stat points from attack and speed and put them into special attack
that or buff its defenses to the base 100s
If Lightning Rod and Sap Sipper raised the higher attack stat it would be a delightful buff to many Pokemon.
The original video had no sound because the screams of the children who had their houses burned down by drampa drowned the audio
I honestly think Drampa should be more popular. Only thing holding it back is that it came from a generation with such banger designs like mimikyuu and Bewear.
one of the most underrated pokémon out there for me, at least design wise
My favorite team in SwSh doubles was a trick room/rain team that had a Thunder/Hurricane Drampa as the main attacker. That thing was a MONSTER
Never expected a gen 7 pokemon let alone one in pu and no vgc relevance to be over 15 mins. Good work!
When I heard it was struggling in Gen 8 NU I was already expecting it to burn PU to the ground once It dropped there, glad I was not wrong
To think this would be the second Gen 7 Pokémon to be covered after something like Decidueye…
To think the video would also be this long…
Crazy right?
And it has been a year since Decidueye was covered (January 2022).
Incineroar, when?
They probably are going to do Incineroar last because that would have two two-hour VGC sections lol. And probably another one if it gets into SV.
You know something interesting:
Small animals often evolve to be much larger when they are introduced to an isolated ecosystem like an island.
Maybe Dranpa is a descendent of Dunsparce that were introduced to the isolated Alola, hence the *Normal/Dragon* typing and swamped color pallet.
Drampa ended up being the perfect fit for my Gen 8 NU team, because of its typing in conjunction with Sap Sipper, making it immune to Decidueye and Dhelmise stab moves, and an almost endless amount of coverage.
So happy to see Drampa being this successful! I liked its concept very much, its design so dopey and lovable!
Finally the version with sound
I remember when Sun and Moon came out, watching your videos and looking forward to when you'd cover those pokemon. I can't believe it's been so many years
Drampa in a nutshell: "I may be old, but I can still pull it off!"
1:32 idk why but Hitmonchan sped up like that just vibrating was so funny to me
Please do my boy Chesnaught next, very underrated starter.
Agreed because other two kalos starter is already done
I was just thinking this but maybe we get it later when it comes to SV
Who?
@@Shellboy11 emotional damage
I appreciate that you acknowledge the inherent volatility of use-based tier systems. Just because a pokemon isn't highly used, does not make it weak or unusable by any means, it's just people often choose other pokemon first. There are some that would argue that is in fact a sign of other pokemon being stronger, but that doesn't account for prevailing strategies, movepool shifts, ability updates, or even nostalgic picks. Those type of tier lists only account for what people think about the pokemon in those tiers, not their objective applicability. Over and over it happens: once a player decides to break the mold and prove another underrated strategy works to shred the prevailing meta, mimickers crop up, and that team makeup becomes a mainstay of the new meta. These tiering systems were never as rigid as way too many players believe them to be.
That said, those tiers carry the most application and importance when utilized *in context* with the prevailing metascape. And I find that expression of hardcore play planning super friggin cool!
Noctowl is my vote. A wise old owl, and also currently the earliest dex mon you haven't done.
Im realy surprised over the 135 Special Attack. Didnt remember that!
Drampa used Hyper Voice and returned the sound.
Fun story: I played pokemon moon for a second time as a kid and got a level 1 drampa in a wonder trade. The thing legit carried my whole playthrough and it was so legendary! It made me fall in love with this goofy dred having grampa dragon ☺️
I ADORE drampa so this episode makes me really happy
15:18 Audino isn't a Fairy type, just its Mega form. The rare slip up from FSG
An uncommon L
These videos are always so good and informative, I love them!
I loved using this thing in lower tiers because it hits like an absolute truck and its bulk was solid enough to get the job done. Cool to see you cover it.
This reminds me of a kid in Gen 7 VGC using a cool trick room team build by himself centering around Drampa
He made it far, but lost to very standard copy n' paste team in the end but won the audiences' applauds
"The tier's fairies such as Audino..." oh, how we miss megas...
Much like dramapa with his hearing aids, I can hear again. The agency truly does provide.
Happy to see a video on a gen 7 Pokemon, hope we get one on Tsareena in the near future.
I honestly like Drampa a lot, and that's coming from someone who doesn't care a ton about dragon types that much
It's just really cute, which fits with the whole friendly elder theme
Forget Drampa, who's that dude at 8:06 using a Slowpoke in VGC?!
I’m really glad Drampa got a video! A shame it’s not in gen 9 yet, but I just love everything about it so it’s a good thing it’s also viable/
Drampa looks like he'll give you his secret chocolate chip cookie recipe he formulated to perfection after centuries.
Imagine if Drampa got Contrary as an ability, so it could raise its special attack by using Draco Meteor.
Love the content. I look forward to these videos every time they drop!!
GF should definitely make a Chinese-inspired region. Ho-oh, Arcanine, Gyarados, Drampa, Infernape/Emboar, Absol, Urshifu. The list of design inspirations is already so big!
Great analysis video! Thanks for uploading!
Now It has audio. Great video!
I never thought of using Drampa on an OU team. But I used it for almost half of generation 8.
I started using it on a Trick Room team in response to Spectrier's abuse. And although it was banned, I ended up using it for the rest of the generation.
It is not a super team, but it helped me to stay in the 1850 and even 1900 points of the tier.
Also resists Rillaboom priority, Blacephalom, Dragapult spec, has favorable mach up against rain and sun.
My Drampa is call Falkor, from Neverending Story.
18 Min video for Drampa? I'm pleasantly surprised. I wonder how long a Remake of Tyranitar, Garchomp, or a Heatran Video would be.
Sap Sipper Drampa is probably going to be crazy in pkmn V/S. A defensive Terra into Water for good resistance for example.
Thanks for fixing the audio i can finally watch this video
Drampa was the first pokemon I ever decided to perfect IV breed, love this old guy
Ah yes, Dunsparce's actual evolution
Something I've noticed over the years of watching False swipe is that he has gotten much more lenient with his verdicts over the years. Calling Drampa's gen 8 great with it being publ is a stark contrast from his steeling video when he dismissed it due to only being ru in gen 5. Idk where I was going with this just an observation.
Dragalge, magcargo, drifblim or rotom and all of his forms! 💪💪💪
I guess one could say it aged true to its basis & worked itself well after retirement
I love so much this Pokémon, it seems pretty cute, pretty weird and pretty cool at the same time. ❤️
DRAMPA?! Then I can surely hope for one of my 3 favorite gen 7 mons, oricorio, minior and comfey!
Keep it up man ty for hard work love these in my days
I love drampa, for how recent it is in the history of pokemon, but it's so cool. dragon normal seems useful, great moves and abilities. when I was running through pokemon moon the first time, I heard of drampa and saw its stats, and I just knew I had to use it. luckily it was available in moon, albeit in victory road. for how late it joined the team, it was super useful for beating accerola in the e4.
Considering how often this guy was referred to in Gen 7 sections of PU as "the terrifying Drampa", I knew how he was going to roll out. I never did play Gens 6, 7 or 8. Nice to know that this guy got to rule in the lower tiers. I can only imagine how crazy Drampa would be in OU if he was a little bulkier and/or not so gosh-darn slow.
I really hope there's a girafarig and farigaraf episode soon
I really wish it was just a bit bulkier, being able to use flamethrower on an ou rain team would be amazing.
I love Drampa! Bulky Drampa paired with trick room Comfey played a huge role in me winning my first ever pokemon draft league
Drampa is interesting! Fact: In Gen 7 Drampa can only be found at Mount Lanakila (The Basically Victory Road) & a Moon/Ultra Moon Exclusive.
That's odd. This video kept on being listed as Private even after the re-upload. But I'm here now! Drampa time!
How good was Gigalith actually, my favorite rock type by far
Considering most Grampas are boomers, Drampa should have got Boomburst.
Thats good
Drampa is like Clint Eastwood in the movie gran Torino
Change my mind
Oh thank god, the audio's back! Time to celebrate. :D
Great video like usual
We clearly need remakes of blastoise and venusaur
charizard got it a year ago
Ayyy the audios fixed nice :)
Perhaps a way it could be better in the higher tiers is to buff its defenses and/or its hp by 10 points each (85-95 def, 91-101 spdef, 78-88 hp) so it can have a bit more survivability while also hitting pretty hard.
drampa got me remembering how back in my day, this video was completely silent
Ayyy the sound is back 🤣
There is nothing as satisfying as a Comfey, Oranguru, Drampa trick room core with comfey to priorty draining kiss Drampa for berserk and weakness policy as well as heals, and Oranguru with Instruct Hyper Voice Drampa XD.
I was pretty stunned when I learned Drampa's size
15:15 "As always, the tier's Fairy types: Audino..." uhhh
another upload, another week without getting to know How BRAVE was Talonflame ACTUALLY
Yo The Sound is back!!!
Ive always been partial to Turtonator as far as Gen 7 version exclusive dragon types go, but ive always loved Drampa its so sweet. Arguably the most wholesome Pokemon in the franchise. Not to mention its design is also pretty neat
huh, this came up like right after i reminded some friends about drampa's dex entry lmao
Hope it comes back in the SV DLC. I really like it as a Trick Room sweeper lol
"Garchomp The Return"
I wanna see how great Garchomp really is now
"It would not stand, man."
Drampa confirmed a hippie.
6:32 ~ I immediately thought of Fake ASMR.
Ah yes, the last Unova dragon left: Drampa
Not Unova. Alola
@@axe7665 the joke flew past you didn't it?
I once got Drampa to No. 2 on the ranked ladder in Sword and Shield. It was so fun to use paired with Speed Swap Shadow Rider. Extremely strong stab Hyper Voice, could OHKO most Dragon Legends with Draco Meteor and even Zacian with Fire Blast. It had great speed control options in Max Strike/Max Airstream and Cloud Nine was incredibly useful in a weather dominated meta. I honestly hope it returns in DLC for Scarlet and Violet
8:10
Hey, can we talk about the SLOWPOKE on this guy's team?