Transformers: Rise of the Beasts is the latest film in the Transformers franchise that plunges us into a world full of giant robots, adventures, and epic battles between the Autobots and the Decepticons. This film was produced by Paramount Pictures and is a continuation of the previous Transformers story.

Rise of the Beasts offers a unique experience by incorporating new elements into the storyline. The film explores the conflicts involving classic Transformers characters such as Optimus Prime, Bumblebee, and Megatron, but also introduces exciting new characters.

In this film, we will be taken to various locations around the world, including New York City and Peru, which provide an interesting setting for the battles and adventures of the Transformers. Apart from that, we will also see spectacular transformations when Transformers transform into vehicles and other mechanical creatures.

Rise of the Beasts is also full of intense action and stunning visual effects, presenting an epic battle between the forces of good and evil. The film expands on the legacy of the Transformers franchise by introducing easter eggs and references that connect the film to previous installments, as well as to the wider Transformers universe.

Now Transformers: Rise of the Beasts can be enjoyed on the big screen. However, interestingly, this film is also filled with 'easter eggs' or hidden clues that can satisfy fans of this franchise. So, here are some 10 easter eggs that can be found in this film.

10 Easter Eggs in Transformers: Rise of the Beasts

1. Unicron's Song Comes from Transformers: The Movie

Music has a tremendous power in evoking emotions and reminding us of the past. In this film, when Unicron, the evil character appears, we hear the theme music from Transformers: The Movie which was released in 1986. So, if you are feeling a bit nostalgic, it's because they purposely played that melody to evoke those memories.

2. Charlie Watson the Owner of Bumblebee

Bumblebee is one of the most popular characters in the Transformers franchise. In this film, we can see a photo of Charlie Watson, the character played by Hailee Steinfeld in the film Bumblebee, on the dashboard of Bumblebee's car. It's a subtle way of showing that Bumblebee still remembers Charlie as well as being part of the larger storyline.

3. Mark Wahlberg's Acting Career

Have you ever heard of 'a movie within a movie'? Well, Transformers: Rise of the Beasts features a scene where the main character is watching a movie on television and the actor who appears on the screen is Mark Wahlberg, who also played a role in the previous two Transformers films. It's a clever way of connecting this film to the previous films in the franchise.

4. Cybertron War

If you've ever watched Transformers: War for Cybertron on Netflix, you may have caught a reference to the 'Cybertron War' in this film. It was a way of interweaving various parts of the Transformers franchise and providing additional backdrop for the ongoing conflict.

5. The Autobots Have Been Stranded For 7 Years

You might miss this detail if you're not paying close attention, but if you catch on, you'll realize that the Autobots have been stranded on Earth for seven years. It's a subtle way of relating the film to the first Transformers film released in 2007, which in the context of the film's timing, was seven years earlier.

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6. The Emergence of Primus

Primus is an important character in the Transformers mythology, and in the film, he is mentioned several times. It's a way to remind viewers of the larger history and conflict within the Transformers universe.

7. Scorponok Returns

If you remember Scorponok, the scorpion-shaped Decepticon from the 2007 Transformers movie, you'll be happy to see him make a comeback in this film. The appearance is a way to remind audiences of the first film and provide a bit of nostalgia.

8. Mirage Turns Into An F1 Car

One of the biggest surprises in the film is when the Mirage transforms into an F1 car. Long-term Transformers fans may recognize this as Mirage's original form in the Transformers G1 cartoon, and it's a direct homage to the form.

9. Unicron Punishes Scrouge

At one point in the film, Unicron punishes Scrouge, which is a direct reference to Transformers: The Movie. It's a way to remind viewers of the history of film as well as to add another level of drama and suspense.

10. G.I. Joe and Transformers Crossover

The last Easter egg we have to cover is a reference to the G.I. Joe. In some scenes, you can see symbols and equipment used by G.I. Joe. It's an interesting way to show that Transformers and G.I. Joe are actually in the same universe, and might hint at a potential future crossover.

Those are the 10 easter eggs in Transformers: Rise of the Beasts. I hope this article has helped you discover and appreciate these little details that help make the Transformers franchise so rich and interesting. By understanding these easter eggs, you can not only enjoy the film more, but also gain a deeper appreciation of the legacy and complexity of the Transformers world.

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