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* [[August 2]] — [[Kim Strauss]] | * [[August 2]] — [[Kim Strauss]] | ||
* [[August 5]] — [[Corrado Conforti]] | * [[August 5]] — [[Corrado Conforti]] | ||
* [[August 7]] — [[Davide Lepore]] | |||
* [[August 12]] — [[Kōji Yusa]] | * [[August 12]] — [[Kōji Yusa]] | ||
* [[August 15]] — [[Sean Chen]] | * [[August 15]] — [[Sean Chen]] | ||
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The year 1968 (MCMLXVIII) predates the launch of the Transformers brand by sixteen years.
- For further information, see: Transformers timeline
Non-Fiction
Events
- Hassenfeld Brothers change their name to Hasbro
Births
January
- January 1 — Tom DeSanto
- January 19 — Matt Hill
- January 22 — Maurizio Fiorentini
- January 23 — Yasuhiro Takato
- January 31 — Chieko Atarashi
February
- February 14 — Kōhei Kowada
- February 17 — David Krüger
- February 21 — Yōji Ietomi
- February 24 — Steven Melching
March
- March 18 — Shinichirō Miki
- March 21 — Jonny Rees
- March 23 — Zak Penn
- March 25 — Carla Pompílio, Michael Reisz
April
- April 1 — Cher Watanabe
- April 2 — Rossy Aguirre
- April 8 — Sérgio Moreno
- April 20 — Diego Sabre
- April 30 — Laura Lenghi
May
June
July
August
- August 2 — Kim Strauss
- August 5 — Corrado Conforti
- August 7 — Davide Lepore
- August 12 — Kōji Yusa
- August 15 — Sean Chen
- August 22 — Philippe Allard
- August 23 — Peter von Gomm
- August 24 — Hiroshi Kitadani
- August 29 — Teruaki Ogawa
