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* [[January 13]] — [[Yoshinobu Kaneko]] | * [[January 13]] — [[Yoshinobu Kaneko]] | ||
* [[January 16]] — [[Liliana Barba]], [[Maki Miyamae]] | * [[January 16]] — [[Liliana Barba]], [[Maki Miyamae]] | ||
* [[January 24]] — [[Ronaldo Júlio]] | |||
* [[January 25]] — [[Naoto Tsushima]] | * [[January 25]] — [[Naoto Tsushima]] | ||
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The year 1973 (MCMLXXIII) predates the launch of the Transformers brand by eleven years.
- For further information, see: Transformers timeline
Non-Fiction
Births
January
- January 13 — Yoshinobu Kaneko
- January 16 — Liliana Barba, Maki Miyamae
- January 24 — Ronaldo Júlio
- January 25 — Naoto Tsushima
February
- February 7 — Arif S. Kinchen
- February 11 — Haruhi Terada
- February 12 — Tara Strong
- February 14 — Izabella Bukowska, Patrick Chouinard
- February 24 — Bill Forster
- February 27 — Li Bingbing
March
April
May
- May 4 — Lynell Forestall, Hélène Bizot
- May 16 — Kōsuke Toriumi
- May 18 — Nessym Guetat
- May 20 — Mike Norton
- May 29 — Anne Mathot
June
July
August
September
- September 4 — Jason David Frank
- September 7 — Alex Kurtzman
- September 9 — Brian Dobson
- September 13 — Travis Knight
- September 19 — Dani Albiac
- September 29 — Yasuhiro Kikuchi
October
- October 3 — Richard Ian Cox
- October 14 — Yukie Maeda
- October 16 — Chae-heon Im
- October 17 — Rick Wasserman
- October 23 — Louis-Philippe Dandenault
- October 24 — Tetsuya Shibata
- October 25 — Martin Watier
