Mirage's Activity
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| Publisher | Million Publishing | ||||||||||||
| First published | 2009 | ||||||||||||
| Story | Hidetsugu Yoshioka | ||||||||||||
| Art | Hidetsugu Yoshioka | ||||||||||||
| Packaged with | Transformers Generations 2009 Volume 1 | ||||||||||||
After taking down Octane, Mirage and Ironhide come face to face with his spectral partner.
Synopsis
Octane has just sewn up a one-on-one battle with Ironhide and come out on top. He is disappointed that the Autobots chose to greet him with only one warrior. Suddenly, Octane shorts out and falls down, unconscious. Mirage then appears behind him, having used his invisibility powers to sneak up on the Decepticon and short out his circuits. Mirage apologizes to Ironhide, knowing how much he hates to be rescued, though Ironhide doesn't sweat it.
Mirage begins to ponder how odd it was that Octane would attack the Autobots all by himself when Octane limply rises from the ground. It turns out that Octane had actually been possessed by the ghost of Starscream (or rather, Starscream appears as a series of visible electromagnetic pulses, making him like a ghost). Starscream snickers that the Autobots are like a used car lot, and although he eschews the poor selection, can't decide which Autobot he'd prefer to possess next...
Featured characters
(Numbers indicate order of appearance.)
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Notes
- It is unclear whether this story takes place within the pack-in comic continuity or the Comic Bun Bun continuity of the Henkei! Henkei! fiction. Either way, Starscream is currently alive and kicking in both continuities, making his appearance here as a ghost rather conflicting.
- The pairing of Starscream and Octane is a reference to the episode "Starscream's Ghost".
