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* '''[[1954]] —''' [[Marvel Comics]] artist [[Eliot Brown]] is born. | * '''[[1954]] —''' [[Marvel Comics]] artist [[Eliot Brown]] is born. | ||
* '''[[1957]] —''' [[Jūrōta Kosugi]] (Japanese voice of [[Master Disaster (Animated)|Master Disaster]]) is born. | * '''[[1957]] —''' [[Jūrōta Kosugi]] (Japanese voice of [[Master Disaster (Animated)|Master Disaster]]) is born. | ||
* '''1957 —''' [[Rafael Calvo]] (Castilian Spanish voice of [[Glen Whitmann]] and [[Daytrader]] in the ''[[live-action film series]]'', and [[Silas]] in ''[[Transformers: Prime (cartoon)|Transformers: Prime]]'') is also born. | |||
* '''[[1986]] —''' The ''[[The Transformers (cartoon)|Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers 2010]]'' episode "[[Thief in the Night|Metroflex VS Dinosaurer]]" airs in Japan. | * '''[[1986]] —''' The ''[[The Transformers (cartoon)|Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers 2010]]'' episode "[[Thief in the Night|Metroflex VS Dinosaurer]]" airs in Japan. | ||
* '''[[1989]] —''' The ''[[Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers: Victory (cartoon)|Victory]]'' run in Japan ends with the episode "[[Autobots Forever]]". | * '''[[1989]] —''' The ''[[Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers: Victory (cartoon)|Victory]]'' run in Japan ends with the episode "[[Autobots Forever]]". | ||
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- ??? — Voice actress Claudia Contreras is born.
- 1954 — Marvel Comics artist Eliot Brown is born.
- 1957 — Jūrōta Kosugi (Japanese voice of Master Disaster) is born.
- 1957 — Rafael Calvo (Castilian Spanish voice of Glen Whitmann and Daytrader in the live-action film series, and Silas in Transformers: Prime) is also born.
- 1986 — The Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers 2010 episode "Metroflex VS Dinosaurer" airs in Japan.
- 1989 — The Victory run in Japan ends with the episode "Autobots Forever".
- 1998 — The Beast Wars Special Super Lifeform Transformers feature film is released theatrically in Japan.
- 1998 — The Beast Wars Special — Strongest Music Collection and Beast Wars — BEST SONGS SPECIAL soundtrack albums are released in Japan by Columbia Music Entertainment.
- 2003 — The Legends of the Microns episode "終結 (けっせん) - origin" premieres in Japan.
- 2004 — The Beast Wars Returns episode "The Cost of Victory" premieres in Japan.
- 2006 — The 37th show in the Kiss Players radio drama series airs in Japan on the "Transformers Kiss Play: Transformers News Center" program.
- 2007 — The first live-action Transformers film is released in Japan on DVD and HD-DVD. As part of the promotion for its release, a redeco of the 2001 Robots in Disguise toyline Spy Changer-scale Scourge as "movieverse" Optimus Prime is given out at many stores.
- 2009 — Sebastian Evans II, music composer for the Animated cartoon, takes down the score for all three seasons on his website after people have the gall to download for free the free content he made freely available.
- 2012 — The Transformers: More than Meets the Eye #12 is released by IDW Publishing.
- 2015 — TakaraTomy releases Q-Collaboration QTC05 Snoopy.
- 2016 — e-HOBBY releases Legends LGEX Convobat.
- 2016 — "Safe Spaces" is released by Fun Publications.
- 2016 — "The Predacon Manifesto" is also released within the above story by Fun Publications.
- 2017 — The Titans Return episode "Run for Our Lives" premieres on go90.
- 2018 — Transformers: Bumblebee - Go For the Gold is released by IDW Publishing.
- 2020 — IDW Publishing announces the Transformers vs. The Terminator crossover miniseries.
