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* [[Reggie Simmons]] and [[John Ho]] attend the ''[[Star Wars (film)|Star Wars]]'' premiere. {{storylink|Sector Seven (game)|Sector Seven}} | * [[Reggie Simmons]] and [[John Ho]] attend the ''[[Star Wars (film)|Star Wars]]'' premiere. {{storylink|Sector Seven (game)|Sector Seven}} | ||
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The year 1977 (MCMLXXVII) predates the launch of the Transformers brand by seven years.
- For further information, see: Transformers timeline
Fiction
Beast Wars cartoon
Events
- NASA launches the Voyager probe, carrying a Golden Disk on which Megatron encodes a message. The Agenda (Part 2)
Live-action film series
Sector Seven ARG
Events
- Reggie Simmons and John Ho attend the Star Wars premiere. Sector Seven
Non-Fiction
Companies
- Spencer Proffer creates record label Pasha Recods, whose roster will come to include such acts as Kick Axe.
- Comic book and manga importer NORMA Editorial is founded in Spain
Births
- ???? — Matt Kuphaldt
January
February
- February 2 — Andrew Scribner
- February 3 — Stéphane Pelzer
- February 10 — José Gilberto Vilchis
- February 11 — Mike Shinoda
- February 12 — Kimiko Saitō
March
April
- April 5 — Daniele Raffaeli
- April 10 — Stephanie Sheh
- April 13 — Makoto Ueki, Tero Koponen
- April 18 — Bryce Johnson
- April 23 — Jaime King, John Cena
May
- May 1 — Christian Lanz, Frank Todaro
- May 3 — Imari Williams
- May 5 — Frederic Doss
- May 7 — Josh Blaylock
- May 9 — Kanehira Yamamoto
- May 10 — Tosawi Piovani
- May 19 — Kelly Sheridan
- May 23 — Richard Ayoade
- May 29 — Sandrine Mittelstädt
- May 30 — Tsuyoshi Aoki
June
- June 11 — Francesca Manicone
- June 22 — Sarah Edmondson
- June 24 — Philippe Maia
- June 27 — Pauline de Meurville
- June 29 — Christian Jernbro
July
- July 1 — Tristan Harvey
- July 2 — Céline Melloul
- July 3 — Anri Katsu
- July 5 — Armen Mirzaian
- July 6 — Audrey Fleurot
- July 8 — Christos Gage
- July 13 — Kari Wahlgren, Mariko Nagahama
- July 16 — Brad Venable
- July 23 — Walter Rivetti
- July 26 — Riki Kitazawa, Tony Sampson
- July 28 — Joe Givens, Yoo Ji-won
- July 29 — Yuichi Ishigami
August
September
- September 4 — Przemysław Glapiński
- September 5 — Linda Bergkvist, Shūhei Sakaguchi
- September 25 — Hiroshi Shimozaki
- September 28 — Xia Lei
October
- October 14 — Will Ruzicka
- October 19 — Jason Reitman
- October 21 — Diego Jourdan, Éléonore Meeùs
- October 22 — Graciela Molina
- October 23 — Dana Vasquez-Eberhardt
- October 25 — Yasuhiro Miyata
