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'''Mirage stirs up some trouble.''' | |||
==Synopsis== | ==Synopsis== | ||
It's combat training day at the [[Autobot]] base, but [[Mirage (G1)|Mirage]] is lazing around instead of training – he's confident that his special ability can carry him through any battle. [[Bumblebee (G1)|Bumblebee]] decides to drag Mirage off to training himself, but Mirage proposes something more "fun": sneaking into [[Wheeljack (G1)|Wheeljack]]'s lab and fixing up a cleaning robot which is clearly marked with a sign saying "DO NOT TOUCH." With a little tinkering Mirage is able to get the thing to function... but it's not long before the device develops a malfunction and attacks the two Autobots in the name of sanitation! Mirage hastily disables the cleaning robot with a [[liquid fuel dart]], but not before the commotion alerts Wheeljack and brings him running to the lab. | |||
Just as Bumblebee is about to tell Wheeljack what Mirage did, Mirage uses his trademark invisibility jutsu and vanishes before Bumblebee can finish his sentence. Leaving an indignant Bumblebee and a confused Wheeljack behind, Mirage attempts to sneak away... only to run straight into [[Optimus Prime (G1)|Optimus Prime]], who's not happy Mirage has been shirking his duties and making other Autobots take the fall for his misdeeds! However the "Mirage" Optimus grabbed turns out to be just another hologram, as the ''real'' Mirage transforms and makes a speedy getaway. With the troublemaker gone, Wheeljack brings his attention to repairing the cleaning robot... only to discover that Mirage has upgraded it to be even ''more'' dangerous before his departure, as it viciously attacks its inventor with a pair of drills and a laser beam! | |||
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*[[Wheeljack (G1)|Wheeljack]] (4) | *[[Wheeljack (G1)|Wheeljack]] (4) | ||
*[[Optimus Prime (G1)|Optimus Prime]] (5) | *[[Optimus Prime (G1)|Optimus Prime]] (5) | ||
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*Cleaning Robo (3) | |||
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===Transformers references=== | ===Transformers references=== | ||
*[[Mirage (G1)|Mirage]] debuts here fresh off his star turn in the summer's blockbuster film ''[[Transformers: Rise of the Beasts (film)|Rise of the Beasts]]'' sporting an Earth-fied version of his ''[[War for Cybertron: Siege]]'' [[Mirage (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Siege|body]] (as distinct from his [[War for Cybertron: Kingdom|''Kingdom'']] [[Mirage (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Kingdom|toy]] via the shape of his race car mode's front "wings" as well as the positioning and color of his shoulder launcher, amongst other things) and a personality based on his [[Mirage (Movie)|''Rise of the Beasts'' incarnation]]. | *[[Mirage (G1)|Mirage]] debuts here fresh off his star turn in the summer's blockbuster film ''[[Transformers: Rise of the Beasts (film)|Rise of the Beasts]]'' sporting an Earth-fied version of his ''[[War for Cybertron: Siege]]'' [[Mirage (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Siege|body]] (as distinct from his [[War for Cybertron: Kingdom|''Kingdom'']] [[Mirage (G1)/toys#War for Cybertron: Kingdom|toy]] via the shape of his race car mode's front "wings" as well as the positioning and color of his shoulder launcher, amongst other things) and a personality based on his [[Mirage (Movie)|''Rise of the Beasts'' incarnation]]. | ||
*Unusually for Oda, Mirage derives his [[Transformation (toys)|transformation scheme]] from his [[Mirage (G1)/toys#The Transformers|Generation 1 toy]] rather than the modern toy his character model is based on. Perhaps due to the ''Siege'' toy's extensive use of [[Kibble#"Faux-parts"|faux parts]]? | |||
*In a profoundly deep cut, Mirage repels the rogue Cleaning Robo with his signature [[liquid fuel dart]]s introduced in his [[Mirage (G1)/toys#The Transformers|Generation 1 toy bio]] and not seen in fiction since [[The Last Stand|1 (one) issue]] of the [[The Transformers (Marvel comic)|Marvel comic]] in actual literal [[1984]]. | |||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
*[https://cocreco.kodansha.co.jp/telemaga/news/feature/tfgogo/qeDJp Issue 30] at ''TV Magazine'' | *[https://cocreco.kodansha.co.jp/telemaga/news/feature/tfgogo/qeDJp Issue 30] at ''TV Magazine'' | ||
*[https://comic-days.com/episode/14079602755307037813 Issue 30] on Comic-Days | |||
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*[https://www.tumblr.com/transformers-translations/731492976476520448/my-fan-translation-of-transformers-go-go-vol Translation of issue 30] at the TF Translations blog (dead link) | |||
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[[Category:Go! Go! issues]] | [[Category:Go! Go! issues]] | ||
Latest revision as of 16:54, 17 January 2026
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| Publisher | Kodansha | ||||||||||||
| Published in | TV Magazine | ||||||||||||
| First published | October 15, 2023 | ||||||||||||
| Manga | Haruka Oda | ||||||||||||
| Editor | Minoko | ||||||||||||
Mirage stirs up some trouble.
Synopsis
[edit]It's combat training day at the Autobot base, but Mirage is lazing around instead of training – he's confident that his special ability can carry him through any battle. Bumblebee decides to drag Mirage off to training himself, but Mirage proposes something more "fun": sneaking into Wheeljack's lab and fixing up a cleaning robot which is clearly marked with a sign saying "DO NOT TOUCH." With a little tinkering Mirage is able to get the thing to function... but it's not long before the device develops a malfunction and attacks the two Autobots in the name of sanitation! Mirage hastily disables the cleaning robot with a liquid fuel dart, but not before the commotion alerts Wheeljack and brings him running to the lab.
Just as Bumblebee is about to tell Wheeljack what Mirage did, Mirage uses his trademark invisibility jutsu and vanishes before Bumblebee can finish his sentence. Leaving an indignant Bumblebee and a confused Wheeljack behind, Mirage attempts to sneak away... only to run straight into Optimus Prime, who's not happy Mirage has been shirking his duties and making other Autobots take the fall for his misdeeds! However the "Mirage" Optimus grabbed turns out to be just another hologram, as the real Mirage transforms and makes a speedy getaway. With the troublemaker gone, Wheeljack brings his attention to repairing the cleaning robot... only to discover that Mirage has upgraded it to be even more dangerous before his departure, as it viciously attacks its inventor with a pair of drills and a laser beam!
Featured characters
[edit](Numbers indicate order of appearance.)
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Notes
[edit]- This story was published as the October 2023 issue of the web comic and advertised Rise of the Beasts Deluxe Class Mirage and the first collected edition of Go! Go!.
Transformers references
[edit]- Mirage debuts here fresh off his star turn in the summer's blockbuster film Rise of the Beasts sporting an Earth-fied version of his War for Cybertron: Siege body (as distinct from his Kingdom toy via the shape of his race car mode's front "wings" as well as the positioning and color of his shoulder launcher, amongst other things) and a personality based on his Rise of the Beasts incarnation.
- Unusually for Oda, Mirage derives his transformation scheme from his Generation 1 toy rather than the modern toy his character model is based on. Perhaps due to the Siege toy's extensive use of faux parts?
- In a profoundly deep cut, Mirage repels the rogue Cleaning Robo with his signature liquid fuel darts introduced in his Generation 1 toy bio and not seen in fiction since 1 (one) issue of the Marvel comic in actual literal 1984.
