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The year 1956 (MCMLVI) predates the launch of the Transformers brand by twenty-eight years.
- For further information, see: Transformers timeline
Fiction
Movie continuity
The Psychopathic Institute for the Long-Term Insane in Baton Rouge, Louisiana is shut down. Prime Directive (IDW) issue 4
Non-Fiction
Events
Births
- ???? — Lutz Harder, Jörg Hengstler, Gunnar Helm
January
- January ???? — Jerry DeCapua
- January 1 — Pierre Laurent
- January 3 — Tomiko Suzuki
- January 14 — Nelson Machado
- January 19 — Heike Schroetter
- January 26 — Vicente Gil
- January 31 — Carlos Segundo
February
- February 9 — Javier Pontón
- February 13 — Fábio Vilalonga
- February 16 — Sandro Larenas
- February 26 — Kevin Dunn
March
- March 3 — Vilmos Papucsek
- March 11 — Rob Paulsen, Óscar Gómez
- March 23 — Gerald Paradies
- March 24 — Ken Yamaguchi
April
May
- May 12 — Claudio Fattoretto
- May 13 — Kirk Thornton
- May 19 — Steven Ford
- May 20 — Marc Alfos
- May 21 — Yolanda Vidal
- May 28 — Patrick Béthune
- May 30 — Robert Guilmard
