Platinum·#120
Skull Fossil represents the ancient remains of a Cranidos, a Rock-type Pokémon from Generation IV, known for evolving into the powerful Rampardos and its cultural significance in Pokémon's prehistoric lore. This specific Skull Fossil card from the Platinum set, card number 120/127, is a common variant notable for its unique mechanic as a Trainer card that functions as a Basic Pokémon. Here, visitors will discover the fascinating Pokédex lore behind Skull Fossil, detailed explanations of its HP, unique Poké-BODY ability, and the historical context of its Platinum edition.
Read more ↓Skull Fossil is an intriguing item from the Pokémon universe, representing the ancient remains of a Cranidos, a Rock-type Pokémon introduced in Generation IV. Cranidos is known as the Head Butt Pokémon, evolving into Rampardos. The Skull Fossil itself is not a living Pokémon but a relic that can be revived into one. In the games, it is typically found in specific locations like the Underground in the Sinnoh region or through methods like Rock Smashing. Its existence highlights the rich paleontological aspect of the Pokémon world, where ancient creatures can be brought back to life. Cranidos and Rampardos are notable for their powerful physical attacks and high Attack stats, making them formidable combatants once revived. The lore surrounding fossils in Pokémon games adds a layer of depth, connecting players to the ancient history of the Pokémon world and emphasizing themes of discovery and revival. Skull Fossil's role as a precursor to a powerful Pokémon gives it a unique place in the series, symbolizing potential and the wonders of prehistoric life.
Last updated: April 11, 2026
