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====Births==== | ====Births==== | ||
*???? — [[Petrus Kähkönen]] | *???? — [[Petrus Kähkönen]], [[Julian Mau]], [[Mikko Penttilä]] | ||
=====January===== | |||
*[[January 5]] — [[Rieke Werner]] | |||
*[[January 27]] — [[Dolores Mondragón]] | *[[January 27]] — [[Dolores Mondragón]] | ||
*[[January 31]] — [[Marcel Mann]] | |||
=====February===== | |||
*[[February 5]] — [[Darren Criss]] | *[[February 5]] — [[Darren Criss]] | ||
*[[February 24]] — [[Mayuko Iwasa]] | *[[February 24]] — [[Mayuko Iwasa]] | ||
=====March===== | |||
*[[March 8]] — [[Tobe Nwigwe]] | *[[March 8]] — [[Tobe Nwigwe]] | ||
*[[March 13]] — [[Martina Felli]] | *[[March 13]] — [[Martina Felli]] | ||
*[[March 22]] — [[GAI]] | *[[March 22]] — [[GAI]] | ||
*[[March 23]] — [[Daniel Warren Johnson]] | *[[March 23]] — [[Daniel Warren Johnson]] | ||
*[[March 26]] — [[Bruno Ferian]] | |||
*[[March 27]] — [[Jun Okubo]] | *[[March 27]] — [[Jun Okubo]] | ||
*[[March 30]] — [[Théo Frilet]] | *[[March 30]] — [[Théo Frilet]] | ||
=====April===== | |||
*[[April 7]] — [[Jeane Marie]] | |||
*[[April 14]] — [[Fidel Garriga]] | *[[April 14]] — [[Fidel Garriga]] | ||
*[[April 18]] — [[Rosie Huntington-Whiteley]] | *[[April 18]] — [[Rosie Huntington-Whiteley]] | ||
*[[April 28]] — [[Ximena Marchant]] | *[[April 28]] — [[Ximena Marchant]] | ||
=====May===== | |||
*[[May 1]] — [[Fernando Ferraz]] | |||
*[[May 19]] — [[Adriana Albuquerque]] | *[[May 19]] — [[Adriana Albuquerque]] | ||
*[[May 26]] — [[Changyoung Hwang]] | |||
=====June===== | |||
*[[June 8]] — [[Alicia Barragán]] | *[[June 8]] — [[Alicia Barragán]] | ||
*[[June 19]] — [[Miguel Angel Leal]], [[Mutsumi Tamura]] | *[[June 19]] — [[Miguel Angel Leal]], [[Mutsumi Tamura]] | ||
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*[[June 22]] — [[Jerrod Carmichael]] | *[[June 22]] — [[Jerrod Carmichael]] | ||
*[[June 29]] — [[Airam Pinheiro]] | *[[June 29]] — [[Airam Pinheiro]] | ||
=====July===== | |||
*[[July 17]] — [[Thibaut Delmotte]] | *[[July 17]] — [[Thibaut Delmotte]] | ||
*[[July 20]] — [[Raphael Rossatto]] | *[[July 20]] — [[Raphael Rossatto]] | ||
*[[July 24]] — [[Michael Jones]] | *[[July 24]] — [[Michael Jones]] | ||
=====August===== | |||
*[[August 10]] — [[Chinatsu Akasaki]] | *[[August 10]] — [[Chinatsu Akasaki]] | ||
*[[August 11]] — [[Shouta Aoi]] | *[[August 11]] — [[Shouta Aoi]] | ||
*[[August 13]] — [[Till Völger]] | *[[August 13]] — [[Till Völger]] | ||
*[[August 30]] — [[Edson Matus]] | *[[August 30]] — [[Edson Matus]] | ||
=====September===== | |||
*[[September 7]] — [[Marcus Júnior]] | |||
*[[September 16]] — [[Dan Frausto]] | *[[September 16]] — [[Dan Frausto]] | ||
*[[September 21]] — [[Andrea Oldani]] | *[[September 21]] — [[Andrea Oldani]] | ||
*[[October 5]] — [[Yvonne Greitzke]] | =====October===== | ||
*[[October 5]] — [[Yvonne Greitzke]], [[Josué Galinari]] | |||
*[[October 9]] — [[Erick Selim]] | *[[October 9]] — [[Erick Selim]] | ||
*[[October 15]] — [[Arthur Pestel]] | *[[October 15]] — [[Arthur Pestel]] | ||
*[[October 23]] — [[Myeong-jun Kim]] | |||
*[[October 28]] — [[Rob Gavagan]] | *[[October 28]] — [[Rob Gavagan]] | ||
=====November===== | |||
*[[November 20]] — [[Tomoko Ikeda]] | *[[November 20]] — [[Tomoko Ikeda]] | ||
*[[November 24]] — [[Petro Krylov]] | |||
*[[November 25]] — [[Carla Martelli]] | *[[November 25]] — [[Carla Martelli]] | ||
=====December===== | |||
*[[December 8]] — [[Mike Fédée]] | *[[December 8]] — [[Mike Fédée]] | ||
*[[December 9]] — [[Michael Kühl]] | *[[December 9]] — [[Michael Kühl]] | ||
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*''[[The Transformers (cartoon)|The Transformers]]'' Season 3: episodes 29 & 30 | *''[[The Transformers (cartoon)|The Transformers]]'' Season 3: episodes 29 & 30 | ||
*''[[The Transformers (cartoon)|The Transformers]]'' Season 4 | *''[[The Transformers (cartoon)|The Transformers]]'' Season 4 | ||
*''[[Transformers: The Headmasters (cartoon)|Transformers: The Headmasters]]'' episodes | *''[[The Transformers (cartoon)#Japanese release|Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers 2010]]'': episodes 8-32 | ||
*''[[Transformers: The Headmasters (cartoon)|Transformers: The Headmasters]]'' episodes 1–23 | |||
=== Music === | === Music === | ||
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==Print== | ==Print== | ||
=== Comics === | === Comics === | ||
==== Comic | ==== Comic BomBom ==== | ||
*''[[Transformers (Mystery of Convoy)]]'' | *''[[Transformers (Mystery of Convoy)]]'' | ||
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====[[Beastformers]]==== | ====[[Beastformer (species)|Beastformers]]==== | ||
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The year 1987 (MCMLXXXVII) is the fourth year of the Transformers brand.
- For further information, see: Transformers timeline
Events
[edit]Non-Fiction
[edit]- Hasbro moves the license to produce full-length animated series that promote their toylines away from Sunbow Productions to DiC Entertainment. All Sunbow-administered series are to conclude at the end of their existing contracts, including The Transformers with its 3-part finale The Rebirth.
- Licensee Disguise Incorporated is founded.
- Licensee Trends International is founded.
- January 31 — The Prizes in Disguise contest ends.
- August — Game developer ISCO is founded.
Births
[edit]- ???? — Petrus Kähkönen, Julian Mau, Mikko Penttilä
January
[edit]February
[edit]March
[edit]- March 8 — Tobe Nwigwe
- March 13 — Martina Felli
- March 22 — GAI
- March 23 — Daniel Warren Johnson
- March 26 — Bruno Ferian
- March 27 — Jun Okubo
- March 30 — Théo Frilet
April
[edit]- April 7 — Jeane Marie
- April 14 — Fidel Garriga
- April 18 — Rosie Huntington-Whiteley
- April 28 — Ximena Marchant
May
[edit]June
[edit]- June 8 — Alicia Barragán
- June 19 — Miguel Angel Leal, Mutsumi Tamura
- June 20 — Anna Szymańczyk
- June 22 — Jerrod Carmichael
- June 29 — Airam Pinheiro
July
[edit]August
[edit]September
[edit]October
[edit]- October 5 — Yvonne Greitzke, Josué Galinari
- October 9 — Erick Selim
- October 15 — Arthur Pestel
- October 23 — Myeong-jun Kim
- October 28 — Rob Gavagan
November
[edit]December
[edit]- December 8 — Mike Fédée
- December 9 — Michael Kühl
- December 13 — Jacopo Calatroni
- December 22 — Samuel Harjanne
Deaths
[edit]Fiction
[edit]Knights of Unicron
[edit]Megatron spends the entire year engaging in Battle of the Band concerts with various other acts. His growing legion of fans emulate this tactic with tribute bands throughout Cybertron. Behind the Music pack-in booklet
Bumblebee
[edit]B-127 is sent to Earth by Optimus Prime to establish a new base for the Autobots. After crash-landing and losing his voice box and memories in a battle with Blitzwing, B-127 is found by Charlie Watson, who rechristens him "Bumblebee". With Charlie's help, Bumblebee regains his memories and prevents Shatter and Dropkick from launching a Decepticon invasion of the planet. Bumblebee later reunites with Optimus as more Autobots land on Earth. Bumblebee
Media
[edit]Television
[edit]- The Transformers Season 3: episodes 29 & 30
- The Transformers Season 4
- Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers 2010: episodes 8-32
- Transformers: The Headmasters episodes 1–23
Music
[edit]Albums
[edit]Singles
[edit]Comics
[edit]Comic BomBom
[edit]Marvel Comics
[edit]- The Transformers (issues 28–39, ongoing)
Marvel UK
[edit]- The Transformers (issues 95–146, ongoing)
- Transformers Annual 1987
TV Magazine
[edit]Manga
[edit]- The Story of Super Robot Lifeforms: The Transformers (issues 2–5, 5 issues)
- The Great Transformer War (issues 1–3, 3 issues)
- The Headmasters (issues 1–5, 8 issues)
- The Decisive Battle of Planet Beast!
Story Pages
[edit]- Transformers 2010 (parts 2–7, 7 parts)
- The Headmasters (parts ?)
Books
[edit]Ladybird Books (UK)
[edit]Games
[edit]Console
[edit]Collections
[edit]Home Video
[edit]VHS
- The Transformers: The Movie
- The Transformers — The Return of Optimus Prime
Hill Crane (Japan)
[edit]VHS & LaserDisc
- The Transformers: The Movie
VHS
- Transformers — Die Rückkehr von Optimus Prime (Erster Teil)
- Transformers — Die Rückkehr von Optimus Prime (Zweiter Teil)
- Transformers — Die Wiedergeburt (Erster Teil)
- Transformers — Die Wiedergeburt (Zweiter Teil)
- Transformers — Die Wiedergeburt (Dritter Teil)
- Transformers — Der Alptraum-Planet
VHS
- Transformers — Starscream's Ghost / The Nightmare Planet / The Ghost in the Machine
Tempo Video (UK)
[edit]VHS
- The Transformers — Heavy Metal Wars / The Girl Who Loved Powerglide
V.I.P. Video Gems (UK)
[edit]VHS
Comics
[edit]Marvel UK Collected Comics
[edit]- Volume 5
- Volume 6
- Volume 7
Merchandise
[edit]- TBD
Toys
[edit]U.S.
[edit]All 1986 combiner teams were again available in 1987. The individual combiners and the Throttlebots were available with or without a decoy figure.
Autobots
[edit]Metroplex, Rodimus Prime, Wreck-Gar, Ultra Magnus, Sky Lynx, and the Rewind/Steeljaw and Ramhorn/Eject mini-cassette two-packs were all re-released. Optimus Prime, Wheeljack, Mirage, Sunstreaker, Cosmos, Warpath and "Cliffjumper" were available via mail order.
| Throttlebots | Technobots
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Clones | Double Spy | |||||
| Monsterbots | Headmasters
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Targetmasters
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Headmaster Bases
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S.T.A.R.S.
[edit]- March 31 — The Omnibots become unavailable via mail-order. In the S.T.A.R.S. flyer "You Have Been Chosen.," it is explained that they are leaving Earth to fight a war in another universe on that day.
Decepticons
[edit]Galvatron, Trypticon, The Predacons, Gnaw, and the Frenzy/Ratbat mini-cassette two-pack were all re-released. Megatron, Reflector, and Thundercracker were available via mail order.
| Terrorcons | Mini-Cassettes | Duocons | Clones | |||||
| Headmasters | Headmaster Horrorcons
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Targetmasters
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Decepticon Six Changer | |||||
| Headmaster Bases |
Mail-aways and promos
- "Start Your Own Decoy Collection" (Decoys packed in with carded figures)
- "Rodimus Prime remembers the Transformers greatest battle on Earth."
Japan
[edit]Cybertrons
[edit]Techbots (Scramble City)
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Throttlebots
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Firebots
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Headmaster Autobots (The Headmasters)
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| Targetmaster Autobots (Targetmaster)
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Doublespy
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Clonebots
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Fortress Maximus (The Headmasters)
(w/ Cog) | |||||
| Cassettbots
(w/ C-65 Steeljaw) |
Trainbots
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Cybertron Master Warriors (The Headmasters) | Limited Releases
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Destrons
[edit]Terrortrons (Scramble City)
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Headmaster Crazytrons (The Headmasters)
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Targetmaster Jetrons (Targetmaster)
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Megazarak (The Headmasters)
(w/ Fasttrack) |
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| Clonetrons
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Doubletrons
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Six Changer
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Headmaster Horrortrons (The Headmasters)
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| Cassettrons
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Limited Releases
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Robot Point mail order items
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Notes
- ↑ Omitted from the 1987 retail line-up, Repugnus (marketed as "Repug") was offered as a mail order figure that was advertised with the 1987 Beastformers figures (see below), but ultimately wasn't shipped until 1988, in Hasbro packaging. Though it doesn't appear on his packaging, he was assigned the ID number "C-98" in official marketing materials.
Europe
[edit]These are toys which have been confirmed as being released in at least one country in Europe in 1987. For more details regarding releases in specific European countries, see The Transformers (European toyline).
Autobots
[edit]Technobots
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Racerbots (Throttlebots) | Duoform (Clones)
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Monsterbots
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| Autobot Headmasters | Autobot Targetmasters | Autobot Leader | Autobot City Commander | |||||
| Autobot Space Shuttle |
Decepticons
[edit]Terrorbots (Terrorcons)
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Duocons | Duoform (Clones) | Decepticon Headmasters | |||||
| Decepticon Targetmasters | Decepticon City Commander | Decepticon City | Sixchanger
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