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The year 1971 (MCMLXXI) predates the launch of the Transformers brand by thirteen years.
- For further information, see: Transformers timeline
Non-Fiction
Events
- November 1 — The first issue of TV Magazine is published in Japan.
Births
- ???? — Kimmo Härmä, Robert Kotulla, Aku Laitinen, Ashley Wood, Cullen Bunn
January
- January 2 — Volcano Ōta
- January 4 — Alexander Páez
- January 7 — Lester Speight
- January 22 — Matt Iseman
February
March
- March 5 — Yuri Lowenthal
- March 14 — Yasuyuki Kase
- March 16 — Alan Tudyk
- March 24 — Megyn Price
- March 31 — Andres Ponce
April
May
June
- June 4 — Mark Wahlberg
- June 11 — Kenjirō Tsuda
- June 13 — David Mendenhall
- June 21 — Alexander Kovriznyh
- June 28 — Akiko Kimura, Takeshi Watanabe
- June 29 — Victor Covarrubias
July
August
September
- September 3 — Kristi Reed
- September 9 — Dave Bullock
- September 15 — Colleen O'Shaughnessey
- September 22 — Lorenzo Scattorin
- September 25 — Kaori Tagami
- September 29 — Gábor Seder
October
- October 1 — Márcia Regina
- October 5 — Sam Vincent
- October 14 — Alessandro Ballico
- October 20 — Kōichi Tōchika
- October 22 — Milton Wolch
- October 25 — Masami Iwasaki
- October 30 — Antti Jaakola
