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* '''[[1997]] —''' [[Woolworth's]] closes its remaining department stores in the U.S.. | * '''[[1997]] —''' [[Woolworth's]] closes its remaining department stores in the U.S.. | ||
* '''[[1999]] —''' The ''[[Cutting Edge|Beast Wars: Metals]]'' theatrical release's OP/ED single "[[Ano Yume no Kanata e]]"/"[[Wa! Wa! Wonderland|WA! WA! Wonderland]]" is released in Japan by [[Columbia Music Entertainment]]. | * '''[[1999]] —''' The ''[[Cutting Edge|Beast Wars: Metals]]'' theatrical release's OP/ED single "[[Ano Yume no Kanata e]]"/"[[Wa! Wa! Wonderland|WA! WA! Wonderland]]" is released in Japan by [[Columbia Music Entertainment]]. | ||
* '''1999 —''' Second day of [[BotCon 1999]]. | |||
* '''[[2002]] —''' [[Prime Directive|''Transformers: Generation 1'' vol. 1]] [[Prime Directive issue 4|issue 4]] is released in the [[United States of America|US]] by [[Dreamwave Productions]] | * '''[[2002]] —''' [[Prime Directive|''Transformers: Generation 1'' vol. 1]] [[Prime Directive issue 4|issue 4]] is released in the [[United States of America|US]] by [[Dreamwave Productions]] | ||
* '''[[2005]] —''' "[[Galaxy Force Phase Ignition|Transformers Galaxy Force - Phase IGNITION]]" is released in Japan by {{w|lang=ja|ジャイブ|JIVE}}. | * '''[[2005]] —''' "[[Galaxy Force Phase Ignition|Transformers Galaxy Force - Phase IGNITION]]" is released in Japan by {{w|lang=ja|ジャイブ|JIVE}}. | ||
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- 1927 — Storyboard artist Bob Smith is born in Pasadena, California.
- 1959 — After a failed test run by the Extra-Terrestrial Response Division, the captive Land Military Mini-Con Team escape from Area 54 to Stillwater, Nevada. They are recaptured, but not before requesting help from a local. Blast from the Past!
- 1979 — Comic artist Robert Deas is born in the UK.
- 1982 — A report issued by Sector Seven initiates Operation Hungry Dragon. Sector Seven ARG
- 1987 — The Headmasters episode "Birth of the Fantastic Double Prime" premieres in Japan.
- 1987 — Belgian actor Thibaut Delmotte (French voice of Hot Shot in Rescue Bots Academy) is born.
- 1991 — Belgian actor Brieuc Lemaire (French voice of Scorch and Wes in Rescue Bots Academy) is born.
- 1997 — Woolworth's closes its remaining department stores in the U.S..
- 1999 — The Beast Wars: Metals theatrical release's OP/ED single "Ano Yume no Kanata e"/"WA! WA! Wonderland" is released in Japan by Columbia Music Entertainment.
- 1999 — Second day of BotCon 1999.
- 2002 — Transformers: Generation 1 vol. 1 issue 4 is released in the US by Dreamwave Productions
- 2005 — "Transformers Galaxy Force - Phase IGNITION" is released in Japan by JIVE.
- 2006 — The 16th show in the Kiss Players radio drama series airs in Japan on the "Lyrian Moe-tchao" program.
- 2006 — The Toonami Jetstream streaming service is launched.
- 2008 — The Animated episode "Mission erfüllt" premieres in Germany.
- 2009 — Television Anchorman Walter Cronkite dies at age 92.
- 2010 — The Animated episode "Elite Guard" debuts in Japan.
- 2011 — "Street date" for the Target exclusives Space Case and the "Cybertron tattoos" versions of Bumblebee, Arcee, and Jazz.
- 2013 — Regeneration One #93 and More than Meets the Eye Volume 4 TPB are released by IDW Publishing.
- 2019 — Transformers #9 and Transformers/Ghostbusters #2 are released by IDW Publishing.
- 2020 — Hasbro hosts a Fan First Friday online event.
- 2020 — First day of preorders on Hasbro Pulse for Generations Selects WFC-GS11 Decepticon Exhaust, WFC-GS12 Greasepit, and WFC-GS13 Hubcap.
