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* '''2002:''' [[Armada (Dreamwave comic)|''Transformers Armada'']] [[Dreamwave Armada issue 5|#5]] is released by [[Dreamwave Productions]]. | * '''2002:''' [[Armada (Dreamwave comic)|''Transformers Armada'']] [[Dreamwave Armada issue 5|#5]] is released by [[Dreamwave Productions]]. | ||
* '''2003:''' ''[[DreamMix TV World Fighters]]'' is released for the PlayStation 2 and Nintendo GameCube. | |||
* '''2004:''' The ''[[Beast Machines (cartoon)|Beast Wars Returns]]'' episode "[[End of the Line|The End]]" premieres in Japan. | * '''2004:''' The ''[[Beast Machines (cartoon)|Beast Wars Returns]]'' episode "[[End of the Line|The End]]" premieres in Japan. | ||
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- 1946: Transformers and Revenge of the Fallen producer Steven Spielberg is born, followed by long slow shots of people looking.
- 1987: The Headmasters episodes "Battle for Defense of the False Planet", "Find MegaZarak's Weak Spot!!" and Head Formation of Friendship" premiere in Japan.
- 1999: The Beast Machines episode "End of the Line" premieres in the US.
- 2002: Transformers Armada #5 is released by Dreamwave Productions.
- 2003: DreamMix TV World Fighters is released for the PlayStation 2 and Nintendo GameCube.
- 2004: The Beast Wars Returns episode "The End" premieres in Japan.
- 2009: Revenge of the Fallen is released on DVD and Blu-Ray in Japan, with several stores featuring exclusive toy pack-ins.
- 2009: The TakaraTomy Transformers Animated website goes live. Coincidentally, Sebastian Evans II, music composer for the Animated cartoon, posts the score for all three seasons on his website.
