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* '''[[1962]] —''' The first [[Kmart]] named store opens its doors in San Fernando, [[California]]. | * '''[[1962]] —''' The first [[Kmart]] named store opens its doors in San Fernando, [[California]]. | ||
* '''[[1973]] —''' Japanese ''Transformers'' [[manga]] artist [[Naoto Tsushima]] is born. | * '''[[1973]] —''' Japanese ''Transformers'' [[manga]] artist [[Naoto Tsushima]] is born. | ||
* '''[[1979]] —''' | * '''[[1979]] —''' [[Oscar Fernando Gómez]] (Columbian voice of [[Omega Supreme (Animated)|Omega Supreme]]) is born. | ||
* '''[[1981]] —''' [[Paul Guyet]] (voice of [[Heatwave (RB)|Heatwave]] and [[Ezra Greene|Doc Greene]] in ''[[Transformers: Rescue Bots Academy (cartoon)|Rescue Bots Academy]]'') is born. | * '''[[1981]] —''' [[Paul Guyet]] (voice of [[Heatwave (RB)|Heatwave]] and [[Ezra Greene|Doc Greene]] in ''[[Transformers: Rescue Bots Academy (cartoon)|Rescue Bots Academy]]'') is born. | ||
* '''[[2000]] —''' [[Beast Wars: Transformers (cartoon)#Japan 2|''Beast Wars Metals'' — I Quit! & Huh? The Face?]] are released on [[Home video|VHS]] in [[Japan]] by [[Geneon Universal Entertainment|Pioneer LDC]]. | * '''[[2000]] —''' [[Beast Wars: Transformers (cartoon)#Japan 2|''Beast Wars Metals'' — I Quit! & Huh? The Face?]] are released on [[Home video|VHS]] in [[Japan]] by [[Geneon Universal Entertainment|Pioneer LDC]]. | ||
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* '''[[2022]] —''' [[e-HOBBY]] releases the first wave of ''[[Transformers Character Card]]''. | * '''[[2022]] —''' [[e-HOBBY]] releases the first wave of ''[[Transformers Character Card]]''. | ||
* '''[[2024]] —''' [[Target]] reveals the [[Super7]] ''ReAction'' [[T-Wrecks#ReAction|T-Wrecks]] on their website. | * '''[[2024]] —''' [[Target]] reveals the [[Super7]] ''ReAction'' [[T-Wrecks#ReAction|T-Wrecks]] on their website. | ||
* '''[[2025]] —''' [[TakaraTomy]] releases TL-81 [[Megatron (Armada)/toys#LegacyEnergonGalvatron|Galvatron General]], TL-82 [[Quake (G1)#Legacy|Quake]] & [[Heater#Legacy|Heater]] & [[Tiptop#Legacy|Tiptop]], TL-83 [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Generations toys#LegacyUnited|Optimus Prime]] and TL-84 [[Soundwave (G1)/toys#LegacyLeader|Soundwave]]. | |||
* '''2025 —''' The ''[[Transformers: EarthSpark (cartoon)|EarthSpark]]'' episode "[[Dude, Where's My Trailer?]]" premieres on [[Nickelodeon]] in the [[United States]]. | |||
* '''2025 —''' The ''[[Transformers: EarthSpark (cartoon)|EarthSpark]]'' episodes "[[Fire and Ice]]" and "[[The Truth Is Out There]]" premieres in [[France]] and [[Turkey]]. | |||
* '''2025 —''' The [[Transformers One: New Adventures]] episode "[[Exploring the Tomb]]" premieres on YouTube. | |||
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- 1962 — The first Kmart named store opens its doors in San Fernando, California.
- 1973 — Japanese Transformers manga artist Naoto Tsushima is born.
- 1979 — Oscar Fernando Gómez (Columbian voice of Omega Supreme) is born.
- 1981 — Paul Guyet (voice of Heatwave and Doc Greene in Rescue Bots Academy) is born.
- 2000 — Beast Wars Metals — I Quit! & Huh? The Face? are released on VHS in Japan by Pioneer LDC.
- 2001 — The Transformers: The Movie is released on DVD in Japan by Pioneer LDC.
- 2003 — The Armada episode "Vow" has its world premiere in the UK.
- 2003 — The first day of the 17th Japanese "World Hobby Fair" in Tokyo; Takara gives one random member of the "Street Speed Micron Overdrive Edition" team (Auto, Nitro, Sieg) with the completion of the "Legends of the Microns Character Popularity Contest" at their booth.
- 2006 — Energon Volume 2 Pocket Edition and Transformers/G.I. Joe Volume 1 Pocket Edition are released by Dreamwave Productions.
- 2006 — The 15 Go! Go! chapter "Galvatron Volume 3" is released in the March 2006 issue of Dengeki Hobby.
- 2007 — The 15 Go! Go! chapter "Sparkbots Volume 2" is released in the March 2007 issue of Dengeki Hobby.
- 2011 — Hunt for the Decepticons: Prime Target is released by HarperCollins Publishers.
- 2012 — Infestation 2 #1 and Robots in Disguise #1 are released by IDW Publishing.
- 2012 — The Prime episode "Sick Mind" premieres in Hungary.
- 2013 — Prime — Vol. 12 & Vol. 13 are released to home video in Japan by Avex Trax.
- 2014 — TakaraTomy releases Go! G26 Optimus Exprime.
- 2017 — G.I. Joe #2, Micronauts #9 & Annual 2017 and Optimus Prime #3 are released by IDW Publishing.
- 2020 — TakaraTomy releases Siege SG-40 Autobot Rung, SG-41 Rumble & Ratbat, and SG-42 Spinister and Studio Series SS-40 New Bumblebee, SS-41 Arcee, Chromia, Elita-1, SS-42 Soundwave, and SS-43 Decepticon Mixmaster. TakaraTomy Mall releases Selects Seacons Turtler and Gulf.
- 2022 — e-HOBBY releases the first wave of Transformers Character Card.
- 2024 — Target reveals the Super7 ReAction T-Wrecks on their website.
- 2025 — TakaraTomy releases TL-81 Galvatron General, TL-82 Quake & Heater & Tiptop, TL-83 Optimus Prime and TL-84 Soundwave.
- 2025 — The EarthSpark episode "Dude, Where's My Trailer?" premieres on Nickelodeon in the United States.
- 2025 — The EarthSpark episodes "Fire and Ice" and "The Truth Is Out There" premieres in France and Turkey.
- 2025 — The Transformers One: New Adventures episode "Exploring the Tomb" premieres on YouTube.
