Parody Deformed

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Parody Deformed, or "PD", was the name of a series of model kits of super-deformed Generation 1 Transformers. These candy-bundled model kits were released by Kabaya in Japan in 1990. They ranged in size and complexity, but uniformly none of them transformed, and all except Grimlock were in robot mode.

Also, each PD Transformer came with a goofy one-page comic called PDTF Comic, often ending in the Decepticons getting blown up. Tied into the PD Transformers line was a series of roleplay Super Rifle model kits with spring-loaded firing mechanisms.

Complete list of PD Transformers

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PD Transformers Gum Part 1

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PD Transformers Gum Part 2

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PD Transformers Chocolate Part 1

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PD Transformers Chocolate Part 2

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PD Transformers Super Rifle Gum

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Notes

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  • Kabaya considered releasing 'Musha' (Samurai) versions of some of their PD model kits. The unused designs for Musha Convoy and Musha Megatron were shown in Transformers Generations.
  • Kabaya is not the only model kit manufacturer to call their SD model kit line something other than "Super Deformed". For example, ARII called their SD Macross model kits "MD", presumably short for "Macross Deformed". These changes may have been necessary to avoid trademark infringement of Bandai's "Super Deformed" Gundam line.
  • Like many of Kabaya's other Transformers candy toy model kits, Chinese bootlegers have sold knockoffs of Kabaya's PD Transformers Chocolate Part 2 model kits in the past few years.
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