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1898 — The Yukon Territory is formed.
1954 — Eiko Hisamura (Japanese voice of Ariel, Beta and Cain) is born.
1959 — Producer Steven DeNure is born.
1971 — David Mendenhall (voice of the original The Transformers cartoon Daniel Witwicky) is born.
1974 — Takahiro Sakurai (Japanese voice of Micron Legend Double Face and Animated Blurr) is born. Whether he was changing factions or running his mouth is unknown.
1986 — The Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers episode "The Terrifying Cosmic Rust!" premieres in Japan.
1989 — The Victory episode "Tanker Hijack Operation" premieres in Japan.
2003 — The Micron Legend episode "謀反 (かくご) - rebellion" premieres in Japan.
2007 — Transformers: Movie Adaptation #2 and Target: 2006 #3 are released by IDW Publishing.
2012 — The Transformers: More than Meets the Eye Volume 1 and The Transformers: Robots in Disguise #6 are released by IDW Publishing.
2013 — Voice actor Kenji Utsumi passes from cancer.
2015 — The Robots in Disguise episode "Out of Focus" premieres on Cartoon Network in the USA.
2015 — The Rescue Bots episodes "Now and Then" and "Today and Forever" premiere on Discovery Family.
2018 — Lost Light #18 is released by IDW Publishing.
2018 — Transformers: The Definitive G1 Collection: Volume 11: The Legacy of Unicron is released by Hachette Partworks.

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 * '''2015''' — The ''[[Transformers: Rescue Bots (cartoon)|Rescue Bots]]'' episodes "[[Now and Then]]" and "[[Today and Forever]]" premiere on [[Discovery Family]].
 * '''[[2018]] —''' ''[[The Transformers: Lost Light|Lost Light]]'' [[The Everlasting Voices (3): You Are Here|#18]] is released by [[IDW Publishing]].
+* '''2018 —''' ''[[Transformers: The Definitive G1 Collection|Transformers: The Definitive G1 Collection: Volume 11: The Legacy of Unicron]]'' is released by [[Hachette|Hachette Partworks]].