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The year 1975 (MCMLXXV) predates the launch of the Transformers brand by nine years.
- For further information, see: Transformers timeline
Non-Fiction
Events
- The Microman toyline gains Robotman, the first ever transforming robot/vehicle toy.
- Industrial Light & Magic is founded by George Lucas.
- Anime studio Ashi Productions is established.
Births
- Unknown date — Jack Lawrence, Johan Svensson, Carmen Katt, Adam Krylik
January
- January 3 — Jason Marsden, Danica McKellar
- January 8 — Carlos Hernandez
- January 10 — Takeshi Maeda
- January 13 — Miguel Ángel Montero
- January 16 — Krisztián Dányi
- January 29 — Yū Sugimoto
February
March
April
- April 2 — Lisa Ann Beley
- April 6 — Brook Chalmers
- April 11 — Daniel Lobé
- April 12 — Jérôme Alquié
- April 14 — Marika Hayashi
- April 16 — Sébastien Hébrant
- April 17 — Sepuh Apikian
- April 18 — Martin Spinhayer
- April 20 — Chia-Chi Wang
- April 29 — Jesse Molloy
May
June
July
August
- August 11 — Roger Craig Smith
- August 17 — Antoni Lo Presti
- August 20 — Luis Carreño
- August 26 — Rodrigo de la Paz
September
- September 1 — Kunihiro Kawamoto
- September 7 — Duda Espinoza, Brian Rood
- September 11 — Dirk Meyer
- September 13 — Alan Prieto
