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* '''[[1941]] —''' [[Carmen Sheila]] (Brazilian voice of [[Generation 1 (franchise)|Generation 1]] [[Arcee (G1)|Arcee]]) is born. | * '''[[1941]] —''' [[Carmen Sheila]] (Brazilian voice of [[Generation 1 (franchise)|Generation 1]] [[Arcee (G1)|Arcee]]) is born. | ||
* '''[[1962]] —''' [[Monster Maezuka]] (voice of [[Sling]]) is born. | * '''[[1962]] —''' [[Monster Maezuka]] (voice of [[Sling (BWN)|Sling]]) is born. | ||
* '''1962 —''' Composer [[Motoyoshi Iwasaki]] (''[[Marionette]]'' from [[Transformers: | * '''1962 —''' Composer [[Motoyoshi Iwasaki]] (''[[Marionette]]'' from [[Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2001 cartoon)|Car Robots]]) is born. | ||
* '''[[1989]] —''' [[Byron Li]] (Kung Fu fighter in ''[[Transformers: Age of Extinction (film)|Transformers: Age of Extinction]]'') is born. | * '''[[1989]] —''' [[Byron Li]] (Kung Fu fighter in ''[[Transformers: Age of Extinction (film)|Transformers: Age of Extinction]]'') is born. | ||
* '''[[1999]] —''' ''[[Duel Fight Transformers Beast Wars: Beast Warriors' Strongest Decisive Battle]]'' is released for Game Boy Color. | * '''[[1999]] —''' ''[[Duel Fight Transformers Beast Wars: Beast Warriors' Strongest Decisive Battle]]'' is released for Game Boy Color. | ||
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- 1941 — Carmen Sheila (Brazilian voice of Generation 1 Arcee) is born.
- 1962 — Monster Maezuka (voice of Sling) is born.
- 1962 — Composer Motoyoshi Iwasaki (Marionette from Car Robots) is born.
- 1989 — Byron Li (Kung Fu fighter in Transformers: Age of Extinction) is born.
- 1999 — Duel Fight Transformers Beast Wars: Beast Warriors' Strongest Decisive Battle is released for Game Boy Color.
- 2003 — Transformers Armada #9 is released in the US by Dreamwave Productions.
- 2003 — Transformers: Legacy of Unicron is released by Titan Books.
- 2005 — The United States achieves closure on the Energon cartoon when "Spark" and "The Sun" premiere back-to-back. With this long national nightmare finally behind them, healing can begin.
- 2005 — The Galaxy Force episode "Demon Beast Planet Animatros" premieres in Japan.
- 2006 — Director Brad Case dies in Medford, Oregon.
- 2013 — TakaraTomy opens their Kre-O Transformers website.
- 2014 — Robots in Disguise #27 (Dark Cybertron Chapter 11) and Regeneration One #100 are released by IDW Publishing.
