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* '''1997 —''' [[JW Stafford]] (voice of [[Hound (G1)|Hound]] in [[Transformers: War for Cybertron Trilogy (cartoon)|War for Cybertron Trilogy]]) is born. | * '''1997 —''' [[JW Stafford]] (voice of [[Hound (G1)|Hound]] in [[Transformers: War for Cybertron Trilogy (cartoon)|War for Cybertron Trilogy]]) is born. | ||
* '''[[2002]] —''' Actor [[Earl Hammond]] (voice of [[Megatron (G1)|Megatron]] in the [[Kid Stuff]] audiobooks) dies of heart failure at age 80. | * '''[[2002]] —''' Actor [[Earl Hammond]] (voice of [[Megatron (G1)|Megatron]] in the [[Kid Stuff]] audiobooks) dies of heart failure at age 80. | ||
* '''[[2003]] —''' ''[[Transformers: Armada (cartoon)|Legends of the Microns]]—[[Columbia Music Entertainment#Legends of the Microns 2|Volume 1]]'' is released on DVD in Japan by [[Columbia Music Entertainment]], coming with the "[[Linkage Part 1]]" mini-comic and [[exclusive]] [[Super Stunt Team]] toys. | * '''[[2003]] —''' [[AEON|JUSCO]] stores in Japan offer a special release of ''[[Transformers: Armada (toyline)|Legends of the Microns]]'' [[Optimus Prime (Armada)#|MC-01 Convoy Super Mode]] with one member of the [[Destruction Mini-Con Team#Toys|Destruction Micron Space Galaxy Edition]] [[blindpacking|blind-packed]] inside. Yes, ''blind-packed''. | ||
* '''2003 —''' ''[[Transformers: Armada (cartoon)|Legends of the Microns]]—[[Columbia Music Entertainment#Legends of the Microns 2|Volume 1]]'' is released on DVD in Japan by [[Columbia Music Entertainment]], coming with the "[[Linkage Part 1]]" mini-comic and [[exclusive]] [[Super Stunt Team]] toys. | |||
* '''[[2006]] —''' The fifth show in the [[Transformers: Kiss Players (radio drama)|''Kiss Players'' radio drama series]] airs in Japan on the "[[Lyrian]] Moe-tchao" program. | * '''[[2006]] —''' The fifth show in the [[Transformers: Kiss Players (radio drama)|''Kiss Players'' radio drama series]] airs in Japan on the "[[Lyrian]] Moe-tchao" program. | ||
* '''[[2009]] —''' "[[Eye in the Sky]]" is released on the [[Fun Publications]] [[Transformers Collectors' Club]] members' only site. | * '''[[2009]] —''' "[[Eye in the Sky]]" is released on the [[Fun Publications]] [[Transformers Collectors' Club]] members' only site. | ||
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- 1947 — Actor Jean-Marie Moncelet (Canadian French voice of John Keller and Sir Edmund Burton) is born.
- 1962 — The Dayton Company opens up the first ever Target retail store in Roseville, Minnesota.
- 1965 — Voice actor Johannes Berenz is born.
- 1966 — Actor Charlie Schlatter (Vertebreak on Robots in Disguise) is born.
- 1966 — Ted Biaselli (voice of Octopunch in Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2015) as well as Netflix producer for Transformers: War for Cybertron Trilogy) is born.
- 1967 — Thierry Mercier (French voice of Ratchet in Transformers The Game and the Revenge of the Fallen game, but also Breakdown in the War for Cybertron game) is born.
- 1970 — Voice actress Beata Jankowska-Tzimas is born.
- 1970 — Actor Jérôme Pauwels (European French voice of Ron in the Bumblebee movie) is also born.
- 1976 — Darius McCrary (the voice of Jazz in Transformers) is born.
- 1977 — Voice actor Frank Todaro is born.
- 1995 — Xebec is founded.
- 1997 — Jake Foushee (voice of Optimus Prime in Transformers: Cyberverse) is born.
- 1997 — JW Stafford (voice of Hound in War for Cybertron Trilogy) is born.
- 2002 — Actor Earl Hammond (voice of Megatron in the Kid Stuff audiobooks) dies of heart failure at age 80.
- 2003 — JUSCO stores in Japan offer a special release of Legends of the Microns MC-01 Convoy Super Mode with one member of the Destruction Micron Space Galaxy Edition blind-packed inside. Yes, blind-packed.
- 2003 — Legends of the Microns—Volume 1 is released on DVD in Japan by Columbia Music Entertainment, coming with the "Linkage Part 1" mini-comic and exclusive Super Stunt Team toys.
- 2006 — The fifth show in the Kiss Players radio drama series airs in Japan on the "Lyrian Moe-tchao" program.
- 2009 — "Eye in the Sky" is released on the Fun Publications Transformers Collectors' Club members' only site.
- 2009 — Pre-orders for the Revenge of the Fallen preview Bumblebee/Legends Mudflap and preview Soundwave/Legends Fallen exclusive 2-packs open at Lawson's convenience stores in Japan.
- 2010 — Free Comic Book Day.
- 2010 — The Transformers Animated episode "Don't Wipe Away the Memories" premiers in Japan.
- 2011 — Preorders open for the Japanese Lawson-exclusive "Darkside Optimus Prime" figure and Optimus Prime metal strap.
- 2012 — The Transformers Japanese Collection: Super-God Masterforce DVD set is released in the US by Shout! Factory.
- 2013 — Spotlight: Hoist, Regeneration One Volume 2 TPB and a second printing of Spotlight: Megatron are released by IDW Publishing.
- 2018 — The Power of the Primes episode "The Swamp" premieres on go90 and Tumblr.
- 2018 — Hasbro purchases the rights to the Power Rangers franchise from Saban Brands. Whether a Transformers crossover is happening, remains to be seen.
- 2019 — Transformers #4 is released by IDW Publishing. Transformers: The Definitive G1 Collection Volume 15: Time Wars is released by Hachette Paperworks.
