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| The name or term "Mirage" refers to more than one character or idea. For a list of other meanings, see Mirage (disambiguation). |
- Mirage is an Autobot from the live-action movie continuity family.
Mirage is a little impatient. Armed with a dart rifle, electro-disrupter and the ability to create holograms and turn himself invisible, Mirage is one sneaky robot. When he's not invisible, he can usually be seen with his combat partner, Wheeljack.
Fiction
IDW movie preview comics
 Spoiler warning: Plot details for Rising Storm issue 2 follow. of the next episode/issue in the series or 30 days after release, whichever is sooner |
When Sam Witwicky and Bumblebee are being menaced by Decepticons who are after their small companion, Brains, Mirage and Wheeljack arrive for the save. While invisible, Mirage taunts and kills Sonar, reveals himself, and demands the remaining Decepticons bring it on. Rising Storm issue 2
Merchandise
3D Battle Card Game
- Mirage (2007)
- Card number: 8
- Mirage is a 26-point "Common" piece in the 3D Battle-Card Game. Constructed of punch-out pieces from randomly-packed plastic cards (two full robots per pack), he can be assembled into his car mode (model undetermined), or into a rather stumpy robot mode. His twin blaster-weapons can be mounted on his arms (their nominal placement) or on his shoulders.
- He uses the same construction as the Barricade, Earth-mode Bumblebee, and Swerve cards. This style is similar to the one used by Cliffjumper, Jazz and Smokescreen.
Speed Stars
- Mirage (2011)
- Series: Trans Scan
- Number: 2 of 3
- Mirage is one of three "die-cast" cars in the Trans Scan Series. In car mode he's mostly translucent red plastic and his robot mode is sculpted underneath.
Notes
- Mirage's 3D Battle-Card card is clearly based on the Alternators Mirage toy, but he's not remotely as obvious about it as the Cliffjumper and Smokescreen cards are. While all the parts are in roughly the same place as the Alternators toy, the detailing is very much in line with the movie aesthetic, featuring a lot of shifted panels and extensive mechanical greeblies.
