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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	{{Multiple image\|align=right\|direction=horizontal\|image1=LG Epiloge DoriPara.jpg\|image2=LG Epiloge Laala.jpg\|width1=73\|width2=200\|footer=You're right, ''Dri''para ''would'' make more sense.}}		{{Multiple image\|align=right\|direction=horizontal\|image1=LG Epiloge DoriPara.jpg\|image2=LG Epiloge Laala.jpg\|width1=73\|width2=200\|footer=You're right, ''Dri''para ''would'' make more sense.}}
			*''RoboPara'' is a reference to [[TakaraTomy]]'s enormous rhythm game/dress-'em-up franchise ''{{w\|PriPara}}''. DoriPara's heavily ribbon- and frill-based design is patterned after series protagonist [[wikia:pripara:Laala Manaka\|Laala Manaka]] and her [[wikia:pripara:Twinkle Ribbon\|Twinkle Ribbon]] style. Instead of Laala's twin pigtails, DoriPara has a pair of drills, which is presumably where the "Dori" part of her name comes from as Japanese renders "drill" as "doriru".
	*''RoboPara'' is a reference to [[TakaraTomy]]'s enormous rhythm game/dress-'em-up franchise ''{{w\|PriPara}}''. DoriPara's heavily ribbon- and frill-based design is patterned after series protagonist [[wikia:pripara:Laala Manaka\|Laala Manaka]] and her [[wikia:pripara:Twinkle Ribbon\|Twinkle Ribbon]] style. Instead of Laala's twin pigtails, DoriPara has a pair of drills, which is presumably where the "Dori" part of her name comes from.
	*The human girl in "Epiloge" might actually ''be'' Laala, but the artwork is too small and obscured by Megatron to be sure.		*The human girl in "Epiloge" might actually ''be'' Laala, but the artwork is too small and obscured by Megatron to be sure.
	*''Shōnen Junkion'' is a parody of long-running manga magazine ''{{w\|Weekly Shōnen Jump\|Shōnen Jump}}''.		*''Shōnen Junkion'' is a parody of long-running manga magazine ''{{w\|Weekly Shōnen Jump\|Shōnen Jump}}''.

TheLastGherkin at 13:07, 21 March 2026

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	{{Multiple image\|align=right\|direction=horizontal\|image1=LG Epiloge DoriPara.jpg\|image2=LG Epiloge Laala.jpg\|width1=73\|width2=200}}		{{Multiple image\|align=right\|direction=horizontal\|image1=LG Epiloge DoriPara.jpg\|image2=LG Epiloge Laala.jpg\|width1=73\|width2=200\|footer=You're right, ''Dri''para ''would'' make more sense.}}

	*''RoboPara'' is a reference to [[TakaraTomy]]'s enormous rhythm game/dress-'em-up franchise ''{{w\|PriPara}}''. DoriPara's heavily ribbon- and frill-based design is patterned after series protagonist [[wikia:pripara:Laala Manaka\|Laala Manaka]] and her [[wikia:pripara:Twinkle Ribbon\|Twinkle Ribbon]] style. Instead of Laala's twin pigtails, DoriPara has a pair of drills, which is presumably where the "Dori" part of her name comes from.		*''RoboPara'' is a reference to [[TakaraTomy]]'s enormous rhythm game/dress-'em-up franchise ''{{w\|PriPara}}''. DoriPara's heavily ribbon- and frill-based design is patterned after series protagonist [[wikia:pripara:Laala Manaka\|Laala Manaka]] and her [[wikia:pripara:Twinkle Ribbon\|Twinkle Ribbon]] style. Instead of Laala's twin pigtails, DoriPara has a pair of drills, which is presumably where the "Dori" part of her name comes from.

TheLastGherkin at 13:04, 21 March 2026

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			[[File:LG32 Chromedome RoboPara.jpg\|thumb\|upright=1.6]]
	'''''RoboPara''''' (ろぼぱら) is a manga franchise created by [[Chromedome (G1)\|Chromedome]] and his [[Partner Drone]] [[Moguru]]. Initially a handmade ''{{w\|dōjin}}'' produced in their spare time, its popularity grew both in its dimension of origin, the [[Legends World]], and elsewhere.		'''''RoboPara''''' (ろぼぱら) is a manga franchise created by [[Chromedome (G1)\|Chromedome]] and his [[Partner Drone]] [[Moguru]]. Initially a handmade ''{{w\|dōjin}}'' produced in their spare time, its popularity grew both in its dimension of origin, the [[Legends World]], and elsewhere.

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	The first ''RoboPara'' ''dōjin'' returned from the printing company about a week after Chromedome finished it. The same day, [[Rhinox (Legends)\|Rhinox]] provided Chromedome with his new [[transtector]], which the aspiring ''mangaka'' immediately decided was perfect for transporting his stock to conventions. On the day of such an event, Weirdwolf attacked the city, and Moguru tried to dissuade Chromedome from getting involved. However, Chromedome refused to ignore his warrior nature and he drove off to fight Weirdwolf, leaving Moguru to man their stall. Defeated, Weirdwolf asked why Moguru betrayed him, but Moguru responded that ''he'' worked on the ''dōjin'', too. Moguru only sold two copies, but he and Chromedome were undeterred, and planned to sell out at their next event. {{storylink\|LG32 Chromedome}}		The first ''RoboPara'' ''dōjin'' returned from the printing company about a week after Chromedome finished it. The same day, [[Rhinox (Legends)\|Rhinox]] provided Chromedome with his new [[transtector]], which the aspiring ''mangaka'' immediately decided was perfect for transporting his stock to conventions. On the day of such an event, Weirdwolf attacked the city, and Moguru tried to dissuade Chromedome from getting involved. However, Chromedome refused to ignore his warrior nature and he drove off to fight Weirdwolf, leaving Moguru to man their stall. Defeated, Weirdwolf asked why Moguru betrayed him, but Moguru responded that ''he'' worked on the ''dōjin'', too. Moguru only sold two copies, but he and Chromedome were undeterred, and planned to sell out at their next event. {{storylink\|LG32 Chromedome}}

			[[File:LG50 Sixshot RoboPara.jpg\|thumb\|left]]
	Some time later, Chromedome had made enough money from ''RoboPara'' that he could afford to quit his job at Autobot Axalon and go pro. It was during this time that he was approached by [[Star Saber (G1)\|Star Saber]], [[Daniel Witwicky (G1)\|Daniel]], and [[Sixshot (G1)\|Sixshot]], who were on the run from the [[Universal Peace Alliance]] following a prison break. Chromedome initially refused to help Sixshot, who had murdered his friends [[Abel]] and [[Jack (G1)\|Jack]], but decided to do the right thing and allow them all to stay, on the caveat that they would become his live-in art assistants. Sixshot had no comprehension of ''moe'' manga, but admitted that Chromedome must have touched many peoples' hearts with his artwork. Chromedome then became flustered when Sixshot compared DoriPara to Arcee, who Daniel confirmed was his former crush.		Some time later, Chromedome had made enough money from ''RoboPara'' that he could afford to quit his job at Autobot Axalon and go pro. It was during this time that he was approached by [[Star Saber (G1)\|Star Saber]], [[Daniel Witwicky (G1)\|Daniel]], and [[Sixshot (G1)\|Sixshot]], who were on the run from the [[Universal Peace Alliance]] following a prison break. Chromedome initially refused to help Sixshot, who had murdered his friends [[Abel]] and [[Jack (G1)\|Jack]], but decided to do the right thing and allow them all to stay, on the caveat that they would become his live-in art assistants. Sixshot had no comprehension of ''moe'' manga, but admitted that Chromedome must have touched many peoples' hearts with his artwork. Chromedome then became flustered when Sixshot compared DoriPara to Arcee, who Daniel confirmed was his former crush.

			[[File:LG50 Sixshot Shonen Junkion.jpg\|thumb\|upright=0.5]]
	The embarrassing situation was cut short by the arrival of Universal Peace Alliance enforcers, and in the subsequent battle, Sixshot faked his own death and went into hiding. When he resurfaced, he came across and bought an issue of ''Shōnen Junkion'' with DoriPara on the front. Reading the manga inside and remembering the brief moment of peace he had when working on it, he was inspired to approach [[Giga]] about the Legends World's [[spirit energy]] and the possibility of reviving Abel and Jack. {{storylink\|LG50 Sixshot}}		The embarrassing situation was cut short by the arrival of Universal Peace Alliance enforcers, and in the subsequent battle, Sixshot faked his own death and went into hiding. When he resurfaced, he came across and bought an issue of ''Shōnen Junkion'' with DoriPara on the front. Reading the manga inside and remembering the brief moment of peace he had when working on it, he was inspired to approach [[Giga]] about the Legends World's [[spirit energy]] and the possibility of reviving Abel and Jack. {{storylink\|LG50 Sixshot}}

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
			{{Multiple image\|align=right\|direction=horizontal\|image1=LG Epiloge DoriPara.jpg\|image2=LG Epiloge Laala.jpg\|width1=73\|width2=200}}

	*''RoboPara'' is a reference to [[TakaraTomy]]'s enormous rhythm game/dress-'em-up franchise ''{{w\|PriPara}}''. DoriPara's heavily ribbon- and frill-based design is patterned after series protagonist [[wikia:pripara:Laala Manaka\|Laala Manaka]] and her [[wikia:pripara:Twinkle Ribbon\|Twinkle Ribbon]] style. Instead of Laala's twin pigtails, DoriPara has a pair of drills, which is presumably where the "Dori" part of her name comes from.		*''RoboPara'' is a reference to [[TakaraTomy]]'s enormous rhythm game/dress-'em-up franchise ''{{w\|PriPara}}''. DoriPara's heavily ribbon- and frill-based design is patterned after series protagonist [[wikia:pripara:Laala Manaka\|Laala Manaka]] and her [[wikia:pripara:Twinkle Ribbon\|Twinkle Ribbon]] style. Instead of Laala's twin pigtails, DoriPara has a pair of drills, which is presumably where the "Dori" part of her name comes from.
	*The human girl in "Epiloge" might actually ''be'' Laala, but the artwork is too small and obscured by Megatron to be sure.		*The human girl in "Epiloge" might actually ''be'' Laala, but the artwork is too small and obscured by Megatron to be sure.

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'''''RoboPara''''' (ろぼぱら) is a manga franchise created by [[Chromedome (G1)|Chromedome]] and his [[Partner Drone]] [[Moguru]]. Initially a handmade ''{{w|dōjin}}'' produced in their spare time, its popularity grew both in its dimension of origin, the [[Legends World]], and elsewhere.

''RoboPara''{{'}}s principal character is '''DoriPara''' (どりぱら), a ''{{w|Moe (slang)|moe}}'' robot idol. N-no, she's not based on Chromedome's old crush [[Arcee (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity|Arcee]]; why would you even suggest that? She's a completely original character. Arcee didn't have drills for pigtails. (Moguru's contribution to the design, we assume).

==Fiction==
===''Legends'' comic===
Living in the comparatively peaceful Legends World, Chromedome needed to channel his endless energy into a hobby. With Moguru's encouragement, Chromedome taught himself illustration outside his work hours at [[Axalon Trading Company|Autobot Axalon Trading Company]]. In reality, Moguru was a mole for [[Weirdwolf (G1)|Weirdwolf]], who wanted Chromedome to adopt a peaceful lifestyle in order to lose his fighting spirit. ''RoboPara'' was the result of multiple late nights working through until the morning. Its main character was partially based on [[Arcee (Legends)|Arcee]], the genial great aunt of one of Chromedome's co-workers.

The first ''RoboPara'' ''dōjin'' returned from the printing company about a week after Chromedome finished it. The same day, [[Rhinox (Legends)|Rhinox]] provided Chromedome with his new [[transtector]], which the aspiring ''mangaka'' immediately decided was perfect for transporting his stock to conventions. On the day of such an event, Weirdwolf attacked the city, and Moguru tried to dissuade Chromedome from getting involved. However, Chromedome refused to ignore his warrior nature and he drove off to fight Weirdwolf, leaving Moguru to man their stall. Defeated, Weirdwolf asked why Moguru betrayed him, but Moguru responded that ''he'' worked on the ''dōjin'', too. Moguru only sold two copies, but he and Chromedome were undeterred, and planned to sell out at their next event. {{storylink|LG32 Chromedome}}

Some time later, Chromedome had made enough money from ''RoboPara'' that he could afford to quit his job at Autobot Axalon and go pro. It was during this time that he was approached by [[Star Saber (G1)|Star Saber]], [[Daniel Witwicky (G1)|Daniel]], and [[Sixshot (G1)|Sixshot]], who were on the run from the [[Universal Peace Alliance]] following a prison break. Chromedome initially refused to help Sixshot, who had murdered his friends [[Abel]] and [[Jack (G1)|Jack]], but decided to do the right thing and allow them all to stay, on the caveat that they would become his live-in art assistants. Sixshot had no comprehension of ''moe'' manga, but admitted that Chromedome must have touched many peoples' hearts with his artwork. Chromedome then became flustered when Sixshot compared DoriPara to Arcee, who Daniel confirmed was his former crush.

The embarrassing situation was cut short by the arrival of Universal Peace Alliance enforcers, and in the subsequent battle, Sixshot faked his own death and went into hiding. When he resurfaced, he came across and bought an issue of ''Shōnen Junkion'' with DoriPara on the front. Reading the manga inside and remembering the brief moment of peace he had when working on it, he was inspired to approach [[Giga]] about the Legends World's [[spirit energy]] and the possibility of reviving Abel and Jack. {{storylink|LG50 Sixshot}}

After the Legends World was destroyed, its denizens were relocated to the [[G1 World]], where they shared much of their culture and technological advancements with [[Cybertron (planet)|Cybertron]] and [[Earth]]. By [[2039]], many of the Legends World's Transformer visitors' dreams had come true; [[Blaster (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity|Blaster]]'s music was topping the charts, Weirdwolf ran a successful zoo, and ''RoboPara'' was to receive an anime adaptation.

After the Legends World was revived, [[Megatron (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity|Megatron]] received a new body in a plaza where a visible billboard displayed what appeared to be a human girl dressed up as DoriPara. {{storylink|Transformers Legends Final Chapter "Epiloge"|"Epiloge"}}

==Notes==
*''RoboPara'' is a reference to [[TakaraTomy]]'s enormous rhythm game/dress-'em-up franchise ''{{w|PriPara}}''. DoriPara's heavily ribbon- and frill-based design is patterned after series protagonist [[wikia:pripara:Laala Manaka|Laala Manaka]] and her [[wikia:pripara:Twinkle Ribbon|Twinkle Ribbon]] style. Instead of Laala's twin pigtails, DoriPara has a pair of drills, which is presumably where the "Dori" part of her name comes from.
*The human girl in "Epiloge" might actually ''be'' Laala, but the artwork is too small and obscured by Megatron to be sure.
*''Shōnen Junkion'' is a parody of long-running manga magazine ''{{w|Weekly Shōnen Jump|Shōnen Jump}}''.

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