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'''''Parodius''''' series is a series of horizontally scrolling shooters developed by Konami. The games are tongue-in-cheek parodies of ''Gradius'', hence the name (''Parodius'' is a portmanteau of ''Parody'' and ''Gradius''). It also parodies many other Konami franchises, including ''Antarctic Adventure'', ''Castlevania'', ''Xexex'',''Axelay,'' ''Thunder Cross'', ''Taisen Puzzle-Dama'',''Space Manbow'', ''Ganbare Goemon'', ''Lethal Enforcers'', ''Tokimeki Memorial'' and ''TwinBee''.
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'''Parodius''' is a series of horizontally scrolling shooters developed by Konami. The games are tongue-in-cheek parodies of ''Gradius'', hence the name (''Parodius'' is a portmanteau of ''Parody'' and ''Gradius''). It also parodies many other Konami franchises, including ''Antarctic Adventure'', ''Castlevania'', ''Xexex'',''Axelay,'' ''Thunder Cross'', ''Taisen Puzzle-Dama'',''Space Manbow'', ''Ganbare Goemon'', ''Lethal Enforcers'', ''Tokimeki Memorial'' and ''TwinBee''.
   
== Series ==
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==Main Games==
* ''Parodius ''(1988): MSX, Re-released for Saturn and PlayStation on 1998, Re-released for Mobile Phones on 2006, PlayStation Portable on 2007, Wii Virtual Console on January 12, 2010, Wii U Virtual Console on December 25, 2013, PC (as Project EGG) on April 2014 in Japan.
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*''Parodius ''(1988): MSX, Re-released for Saturn and PlayStation on 1998, Re-released for Mobile Phones on 2006, PlayStation Portable on 2007, Wii Virtual Console on January 12, 2010, Wii U Virtual Console on December 25, 2013, PC (as Project EGG) on April 2014 in Japan.
* ''Parodius Da! ''(1990): Arcade, Famicom (1990), Sharp X68000, Game Boy (1991), SNES, PC Engine (1992), PlayStation (1994), Saturn (1995), Re-released for Mobile Phones on 2003 in Japan, (as ''Parodius! Deluxe Edition'' on 2004 for ''Konami Net DX), ''PlayStation Portable on 2007 in Japan.
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*''Parodius Da! ''(1990): Arcade, Famicom (1990), Sharp X68000, Game Boy (1991), SNES, PC Engine (1992), PlayStation (1994), Saturn (1995), Re-released for Mobile Phones on 2003 in Japan, (as ''Parodius! Deluxe Edition'' on 2004 for ''Konami Net DX), ''PlayStation Portable on 2007 in Japan.
* ''Gokujo Parodius ''or ''Fantastic Parodius ''(1994): Arcade and Super Famicom (1994), PlayStation (1994), Sega Saturn (1995), Re-released for PlayStation Portable and Mobile Phones on 2007 in Japan.
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*''Gokujo Parodius ''or ''Fantastic Parodius ''(1994): Arcade and Super Famicom (1994), PlayStation (1994), Sega Saturn (1995), Re-released for PlayStation Portable and Mobile Phones on 2007 in Japan.
* ''Jikkyou Oshaberi Parodius ''(1995/1996): Super Famicom (1995), PlayStation and Sega Saturn (1996), Re-released on PlayStation Portable on 2007 in Japan.
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*''Jikkyou Oshaberi Parodius ''(1995/1996): Super Famicom (1995), PlayStation and Sega Saturn (1996), Re-released on PlayStation Portable on 2007 in Japan.
* ''Sexy Parodius ''(1996/1997): Arcade, March 3, 1996 in Japan. PlayStation, November 1, 1996 in Japan, Sega Saturn, January 11, 1997 in Japan, Re-released for PlayStation Portable on 2007 in Japan.
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*''Sexy Parodius ''(1996/1997): Arcade, March 3, 1996 in Japan. PlayStation, November 1, 1996 in Japan, Sega Saturn, January 11, 1997 in Japan, Re-released for PlayStation Portable on 2007 in Japan.
* ''Paro Wars ''(1997): PlayStation, September 25, 1997 in Japan, (Re-released for Konami The Best on 1999)
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*''Paro Wars ''(1997): PlayStation, September 25, 1997 in Japan, (Re-released for Konami The Best on 1999)
* ''Little Pirates ''(1998): Pachislot, July 1998 in Japan.
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*''Little Pirates ''(1998): Pachislot, July 1998 in Japan.
* ''CR Parodius Da! ''(2000): Pachinko, September 2000 in Japan, Pachinko (as ''CR Parodius Da! EX''), November 2000 in Japan, Pachinko (as ''CR Parodius Da! ZE ''and'' CR Parodius Da! 2''), 2000 in Japan Only.
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*''CR Parodius Da! ''(2000): Pachinko, September 2000 in Japan, Pachinko (as ''CR Parodius Da! EX''), November 2000 in Japan, Pachinko (as ''CR Parodius Da! ZE ''and'' CR Parodius Da! 2''), 2000 in Japan Only.
* ''CR Saikoro Tin Douty ''(2004): Pachinko, August 2004 in Japan.
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*''CR Saikoro Tin Douty ''(2004): Pachinko, August 2004 in Japan.
* ''CR Gokujō Parodius! ''(2006): Pachinko, (as ''CR Gokujō Parodius! LE57, CR Gokujō Parodius! LX50 ''and'' CR Gokujō Parodius! NCE80F) ''Released on May 2006 in Japan only.
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*''CR Gokujō Parodius! ''(2006): Pachinko, (as ''CR Gokujō Parodius! LE57, CR Gokujō Parodius! LX50 ''and'' CR Gokujō Parodius! NCE80F) ''Released on May 2006 in Japan only.
* ''Gokuraku Parodius ''(2010): Pachislot, September 2010 in Japan.
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*''Gokuraku Parodius ''(2010): Pachislot, September 2010 in Japan.
* ''Gokuraku Parodius A ''(2010): Pachislot, November 2010 in Japan.
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*''Gokuraku Parodius A ''(2010): Pachislot, November 2010 in Japan.
   
== Remakes and Compilations ==
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==Remakes and Compilations==
* ''Gokujō Parodius Da! Deluxe Pack'': 1994 for PlayStation in Japan (re-edited by PlayStation the Best on 1997 and PSOne Books on 2003), 1995 for Sega Saturn in Japan.
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*''Gokujō Parodius Da! Deluxe Pack'': 1994 for PlayStation in Japan (re-edited by PlayStation the Best on 1997 and PSOne Books on 2003), 1995 for Sega Saturn in Japan.
* ''Konami Antiques MSX Collection'': 1997 for PlayStation in Japan and Sega Saturn in Japan.
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*''Konami Antiques MSX Collection'': 1997 for PlayStation in Japan and Sega Saturn in Japan.
* ''Konami GB Collection: ''1997 for Game Boy in Japan and 2000 for Game Boy Color in Europe.
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*''Konami GB Collection: ''1997 for Game Boy in Japan and 2000 for Game Boy Color in Europe.
* ''Parodius Da! Deluxe Edition'': 2004 for Mobile Phones, for Konami Net DX.
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*''Parodius Da! Deluxe Edition'': 2004 for Mobile Phones, for Konami Net DX.
* ''Parodius Portable'': 2007 for PlayStation Portable in Japan.
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*''Parodius Portable'': 2007 for PlayStation Portable in Japan.
   
== Other Media ==
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==Other Media==
* ''Rock'n Game Boy ''(by Comic BomBom), 1989 to 1991 for Manga in Japan.
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*''Rock'n Game Boy ''(by Comic BomBom), 1989 to 1991 for Manga in Japan.
* ''Gokujō Parodius ''(from Gamest Comics), 1995 for Manga in Japan.
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*''Gokujō Parodius ''(from Gamest Comics), 1995 for Manga in Japan.
* ''Kyukyoku Parodius'', 1997 for Drama CD in Japan.
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*''Kyukyoku Parodius'', 1997 for Drama CD in Japan.
* ''Gokujō Parodius ''(from Gacha), 1998 for Keychain + Mini-Notebook in Japan.
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*''Gokujō Parodius ''(from Gacha), 1998 for Keychain + Mini-Notebook in Japan.
* ''Gokujō Parodius ''(from Card Han), 2005 for Card Games in Japan.
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*''Gokujō Parodius ''(from Card Han), 2005 for Card Games in Japan.
* ''Goku Paro Free'', 2007 for Keychain on 2007 in Japan.
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*''Goku Paro Free'', 2007 for Keychain on 2007 in Japan.
   
== Links in the Other Series ==
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==Links to Other Series==
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{{l|Ganbare Goemon|in|1||28|04|1988|Goemon and other series' characters appear as playable characters in several games of the ''Parodius'' series.}}
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{{l|Kid Dracula|in|1||25|11|1994|Kid Dracula appears in the Super Famicom game ''Gokujō Parodiusu - Kako no Eikō o Motomete''.}}
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{{l|Castlevania|in|1|||03|1996|''Sexy Parodius'' features a stage based off ''Castlevania''.}}
 
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Revision as of 15:44, 29 August 2016

Parodius is a series of horizontally scrolling shooters developed by Konami. The games are tongue-in-cheek parodies of Gradius, hence the name (Parodius is a portmanteau of Parody and Gradius). It also parodies many other Konami franchises, including Antarctic Adventure, CastlevaniaXexex,Axelay, Thunder CrossTaisen Puzzle-Dama,Space ManbowGanbare GoemonLethal Enforcers, Tokimeki Memorial and TwinBee.

Main Games

  • Parodius (1988): MSX, Re-released for Saturn and PlayStation on 1998, Re-released for Mobile Phones on 2006, PlayStation Portable on 2007, Wii Virtual Console on January 12, 2010, Wii U Virtual Console on December 25, 2013, PC (as Project EGG) on April 2014 in Japan.
  • Parodius Da! (1990): Arcade, Famicom (1990), Sharp X68000, Game Boy (1991), SNES, PC Engine (1992), PlayStation (1994), Saturn (1995), Re-released for Mobile Phones on 2003 in Japan, (as Parodius! Deluxe Edition on 2004 for Konami Net DX), PlayStation Portable on 2007 in Japan.
  • Gokujo Parodius or Fantastic Parodius (1994): Arcade and Super Famicom (1994), PlayStation (1994), Sega Saturn (1995), Re-released for PlayStation Portable and Mobile Phones on 2007 in Japan.
  • Jikkyou Oshaberi Parodius (1995/1996): Super Famicom (1995), PlayStation and Sega Saturn (1996), Re-released on PlayStation Portable on 2007 in Japan.
  • Sexy Parodius (1996/1997): Arcade, March 3, 1996 in Japan. PlayStation, November 1, 1996 in Japan, Sega Saturn, January 11, 1997 in Japan, Re-released for PlayStation Portable on 2007 in Japan.
  • Paro Wars (1997): PlayStation, September 25, 1997 in Japan, (Re-released for Konami The Best on 1999)
  • Little Pirates (1998): Pachislot, July 1998 in Japan.
  • CR Parodius Da! (2000): Pachinko, September 2000 in Japan, Pachinko (as CR Parodius Da! EX), November 2000 in Japan, Pachinko (as CR Parodius Da! ZE and CR Parodius Da! 2), 2000 in Japan Only.
  • CR Saikoro Tin Douty (2004): Pachinko, August 2004 in Japan.
  • CR Gokujō Parodius! (2006): Pachinko, (as CR Gokujō Parodius! LE57, CR Gokujō Parodius! LX50 and CR Gokujō Parodius! NCE80F) Released on May 2006 in Japan only.
  • Gokuraku Parodius (2010): Pachislot, September 2010 in Japan.
  • Gokuraku Parodius A (2010): Pachislot, November 2010 in Japan.

Remakes and Compilations

  • Gokujō Parodius Da! Deluxe Pack: 1994 for PlayStation in Japan (re-edited by PlayStation the Best on 1997 and PSOne Books on 2003), 1995 for Sega Saturn in Japan.
  • Konami Antiques MSX Collection: 1997 for PlayStation in Japan and Sega Saturn in Japan.
  • Konami GB Collection: 1997 for Game Boy in Japan and 2000 for Game Boy Color in Europe.
  • Parodius Da! Deluxe Edition: 2004 for Mobile Phones, for Konami Net DX.
  • Parodius Portable: 2007 for PlayStation Portable in Japan.

Other Media

  • Rock'n Game Boy (by Comic BomBom), 1989 to 1991 for Manga in Japan.
  • Gokujō Parodius (from Gamest Comics), 1995 for Manga in Japan.
  • Kyukyoku Parodius, 1997 for Drama CD in Japan.
  • Gokujō Parodius (from Gacha), 1998 for Keychain + Mini-Notebook in Japan.
  • Gokujō Parodius (from Card Han), 2005 for Card Games in Japan.
  • Goku Paro Free, 2007 for Keychain on 2007 in Japan.

Links to Other Series

Direction Series Date Description Type


4Arrow L Ganbare Goemon 19880428 April 28, 1988 Goemon and other series' characters appear as playable characters in several games of the Parodius series. 1
4Arrow L Kid Dracula 19941125 November 25, 1994 Kid Dracula appears in the Super Famicom game Gokujō Parodiusu - Kako no Eikō o Motomete. 1
4Arrow L Castlevania 199603 March 1996 Sexy Parodius features a stage based off Castlevania. 1