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==Explanation==
 
==Explanation==
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The comic is a parody of {{w|Transformers}}, a fictional group of robots that can transform into vehicles. Transformers typically are able to transform instantaneously, often mid-stride, by manipulating and rearranging their mechanical parts. In this comic, however, [[Randall]] has the Transformers "transform" in the same manner that {{w|Caterpillar|caterpillars}} "transform" via {{w|metamorphosis}} into butterflies or moths.
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The comic is a parody of {{w|Transformers}}, a fictional group of robots that can transform into vehicles. Transformers typically are able to transform instantaneously (often mid-stride) by manipulating and rearranging their mechanical parts. In this comic, however, [[Randall]] has the Transformers "transform" in the same manner that {{w|Caterpillar|caterpillars}} "transform" via {{w|metamorphosis}} into butterflies or moths.
  
 
The first two panels show action scenes that would be appropriate for a Transformers comic. However, the third panel shows the Transformers climbing a tree, and in the final scene they wrap silk around themselves, apparently forming a cocoon or chrysalis.
 
The first two panels show action scenes that would be appropriate for a Transformers comic. However, the third panel shows the Transformers climbing a tree, and in the final scene they wrap silk around themselves, apparently forming a cocoon or chrysalis.

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