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* '''???? —''' Voice actress [[Gabriela Bicalho]] is born. | |||
* '''[[1947]] —''' [[Bill Ratner]] (Voice of [[Flint (G.I. Joe)|Flint]]) is born. | * '''[[1947]] —''' [[Bill Ratner]] (Voice of [[Flint (G.I. Joe)|Flint]]) is born. | ||
* '''[[1979]] —''' [[Alessia La Monica]] (Italian voice of [[Daniel Witwicky (G1)|Daniel Witwicky]] in the second dub of [[The Transformers: The Movie]]) is born. | * '''[[1979]] —''' [[Alessia La Monica]] (Italian voice of [[Daniel Witwicky (G1)|Daniel Witwicky]] in the second dub of [[The Transformers: The Movie]]) is born. | ||
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- ???? — Voice actress Gabriela Bicalho is born.
- 1947 — Bill Ratner (Voice of Flint) is born.
- 1979 — Alessia La Monica (Italian voice of Daniel Witwicky in the second dub of The Transformers: The Movie) is born.
- 1987 — The Transformers episode "The Return of Optimus Prime, Part 2" premieres in the US.
- 1998 — The Beast Wars episode "Stop the Sneezing" premieres in Japan.
- 1998 — Beast Wars: Super Lifeform Transformers—New Weapon of Terror and Goodbye Rattle!? are released on VHS in Japan by Pioneer LDC.
- 1999 — The Transformers: The Movie is released on VHS in Japan by Pioneer LDC.
- 1999 — Beast Wars II—ACT. 11 is released on VHS in Japan by Pioneer LDC.
- 2000 — Beast Wars: Metals—I'm a Crab! and I Do Love You! are released on VHS in Japan by Pioneer LDC.
- 2004 — The Super Link OP/ED single "Taiyō no transform!!"/"Calling you" is released in Japan by Interchannel.
- 2004 — Transformers Energon #20 is released by Dreamwave Productions.
- 2004 — Micron Densetsu—Volume 11 is released on DVD in Japan by Columbia Music Entertainment, coming with the "Linkage Part 11" mini-comic and exclusive Kingbolt toy.
- 2005 — Beast Wars Returns—Volume 4 is released in Japan by Geneon Entertainment.
- 2006 — The 15 Go! Go! chapter "Blaster Volume" is published in the April 2006 issue of Dengeki Hobby.
- 2007 — The 15 Go! Go! chapter "Sparkbots Volume 3" is published in the April 2007 issue of Dengeki Hobby.
- 2008 — Universal releases the Transformers: Armada—Bumper Double DVD Collection in the UK.
- 2011 — The Transformers: Prime episode "Con Job" airs on The Hub.
- 2011 — The Transformers: Animated volume 7 DVD is released by Paramount Japan.
- 2011 — The Macrocosmic Seekers chapter "Those Who Resist" is e-mailed to e-HOBBY subscribers.
- 2012 — The Encore versions of Twincast (with Stripes & Nightstalker) and Soundblaster (with Wingthing & Enemy) are released in Japan. Japanese ToysЯUs stores begin the Vector Oracle campaign, giving away the Mini-Con free with the purchase of 3000 yen's worth of Dark of the Moon toys.
- 2012 — The Transfomers Prime episode "Orion Pax, Part 2" and Transformers: Rescue Bots episode "Hotshots" premiere on The Hub.
- 2014 — The Transfomers Prime compilation DVD "Ultimate Bumblebee" is released in the US by Shout! Factory.
- 2015 — The Transformers: Drift - Empire of Stone #4 is released by IDW Publishing.
- 2017 — TakaraTomy releases Masterpiece MP-34 Cheetus (Beast Wars) and MP-35 Grapple, Legends LG-41 Leo Prime and Movie The Best MB-05 Ironhide, MB-06 Ratchet, MB-07 Soundwave and MB-08 Starscream.
