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* ??? — [[Jordi Royo]] | * ??? — [[Jordi Royo]], [[Masumi Kaneda]] | ||
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* [[December 23]] — [[Vittorio Guerrieri]] | * [[December 23]] — [[Vittorio Guerrieri]] | ||
* [[December 27]] — [[Takashi Tsushimi]] | * [[December 27]] — [[Takashi Tsushimi]] | ||
[[Category:Real-world events by year]] | [[Category:Real-world events by year]] | ||
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The year 1958 (MCMLVIII) predates the launch of the Transformers brand by twenty-six years.
- For further information, see: Transformers timeline
Non-Fiction
Events
August
- August 29 — The Fly, the movie that would later inspire the Vintage Horror Movie Series Fly character is released.
October
- October 1 — Electronics manufacturer and game publisher LG Electronics is founded in South Korea under the name GoldStar.
Births
- ??? — Jordi Royo, Masumi Kaneda
January
February
March
April
May
June
- June 14 — Chantal Baril
- June 17 — Kerry Shale
- June 20 — Teiyū Ichiryūsai
- June 22 — José Luis Orozco
- June 24 — Yoku Shioya
August
- August 2 — Show Hayami
- August 5 — Éric Legrand
- August 12 — Déborah Perret
- August 14 — Junichi Inoue
- August 16 - Angela Bassett
September
- September 2 — Colin Murdoch
- September 3 — Kevin Kiner
- September 8 — Mitsuru Miyamoto
- September 17 — Sander de Heer
- September 29 — Seiichi Kyōda
October
- October 1 — Don Daley
- October 6 — Michael Carlin
- October 7 — Katsuhiro Kitagawa
- October 10 — Hiroyuki Hayashi
- October 17 — John Nielsen
- October 27 — Simon Le Bon
- October 28 — Ruth Toscano
November
- November 10 — Peter Tomaszewicz
- November 14 — Francesco Pannofino
- November 22 — Klaus-Peter Grap
- November 30 — Shinya Fukumatsu
