Bumblebee Movie Facts, Easter Eggs and hidden details

A scene in Bumblebee (2018) pays homage to the Transformers G1 Intro.

Teletraan 1, the computer used by the Autobots in the original Generation 1 series, can be seen on the launch pad in Cybertron.

- Bee's redesigned battle mask, in addition to having segmented 'insect eyes', is inspired by the face of his original 80's toy, which he shares a vehicle mode with in the movie

Memo was reading a GoBots comic book. GoBots were a competing franchise to Transformers in the 1980's but eventually became an alternative universe after GoBots' creator, Tonka, were acquired by Hasbro.

Bumblbee is unable to speak so he communicates by cycling through different radio stations. At the end of the film when he says "My name is Bumblebee" all the words are from radio broadcasts except for the word "Bumblebee" which is a recording of Charlie calling him by that name.

Charlie is wearing overalls with the letters "BFG" on the back, as in Roald Dahl's book "The BFG", about a girl who befriends a giant; together they defeat other, more malevolent giants. Bumblebee is the Big Friendly Giant in this scenario.

When Bee and Dropkick are fighting in the shipyards, Bee gets thrown by Dropkick and as he is in midair he transforms to vehicle mode and turns around and Superman punches Dropkick which is an homage to the original G1 cartoon where Jazz did that exact thing in the intro to the show

Bumblebee (2018), it is explained that Charlie's father had died of a heart attack. When Bumblebee is tortured and briefly dies, Charlie attempts to send an electric shock through him with a taser gun as a defibrillator. Bumblebee soon regains consciousness, unlike Charlie's father.

Is small reference to Meatloaf song "Objects in the mirror are closer than they appear". Michael Bay directed music video for this song in 1994.

You can see Shatter and Dropkick, the main villains of the film, rush towards Optimus Prime.