The ‘Transformers: Rise of the Beasts’ end-credits scene raises many questions about Autobots' physiology.
Editor's note: The following contains spoilers for Transformers: Rise of the Beasts.As the first chapter of a new trilogy and a reboot of the Transformers cinematic franchise, Transformers: Rise of the Beasts had to present new story elements that’ll keep fans hooked for many years. In addition, Rise of the Beasts was tasked with delivering a cinematic spectacle that will make the franchise enough money to ensure Hasbro and Paramount Pictures keep funding the following films.
What Happens to Mirage in ‘Transformers: Rise of the Beasts’? One of the Autobots who fight at the side of Optimus Prime in Transformers: Rise of the Beasts is the show-stealing Mirage . Mirage is one of the main characters of Rise of the Beasts, and the Autobot responsible for bringing human Noah Diaz to fight against Unicron, the planet-devouring Transformer. We learn much about Autobots’ physiology through Mirage and Noah's friendship.
‘Transformers: Rise of the Beasts’ End-Credits Scene Brings Mirage Back In the end-credits scene of Rise of the Beasts, we learn that Noah has been working on a new car with parts his criminal friend Reek got him. It doesn’t take long for us to realize that this car is actually Mirage, who Noah has slowly put back together. Once Noah’s work is done, Mirage returns to life, ensuring fans that he’s not dead.
While it’s great that Mirage survived the war against Scourge, it’s bizarre that Autobots can be healed with regular car parts. The robots in disguise are aliens who only pretend to be vehicles to blend in, so it doesn’t really make sense for Noah to put Mirage back together by using inert pieces of metal instead of alien ones.
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