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* [[November 4]] — [[Steven Merting]] | * [[November 4]] — [[Steven Merting]], [[Faduli Costa]] | ||
* [[November 5]] — [[David Cian]] | * [[November 5]] — [[David Cian]] | ||
* [[November 6]] — [[Ricardo Juarez]] | * [[November 6]] — [[Ricardo Juarez]] | ||
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The year 1970 (MCMLXX) predates the launch of the Transformers brand by fourteen years.
- For further information, see: Transformers timeline
Fiction
G.I. Joe vs. the Transformers
- Bumblebee, Hot Rod, Jazz and Blitzwing were sent back through time to 1970s San Francisco by a malfunctioning Teletran 3. Zartan formed a rescue team with Storm Shadow, Snake-Eyes and Lady Jaye, to go rescue them, but he was not happy about having to experience the 1970s again. G.I. Joe vs. the Transformers II #4
Non-Fiction
Events
Births
- ???? — Kevin Manthei, Murat Şenol, Celso Alves
January
- January 9 — Rolman Bastidas
- January 18 — Seok-jeong Yang, Luciano Lira
- January 19 — Udo Suzuki
- January 20 — Denise Reis
- January 26 — Diana Pérez
February
- February 2 — Fabrizio Vidale, Adrián Wowczuk
- February 8 — Seon-yeong Park
- February 17 — Jöel Mulachs
- February 22 — Nicole Oliver
- February 24 — DOGMASK
- February 25 — Fumiya Yazaki, César Filio, Yoon Sung-hye
March
- March 1 — Meylan Chao
- March 11 — Cathlen Gawlich
- March 12 — René García
- March 14 — Gianluca Iacono
- March 20 — Ward Perry, Andrew Kishino
- March 21 — Lee Yong-sun
- March 22 — Paweł Iwanicki
- March 24 — Hiroyuki Amano
- March 25 — Kenji Nakamura
April
- April 3 — Marie-Line Landerwyn
- April 4 — Renzo Jiménez
- April 5 — Milton Parisi
- April 6 — Bruno Henry
- April 9 — DMX
- April 13 — Lalo Capetillo
- April 19 — Lee Sang-heon
- April 22 — Naomi Matamura
May
- May 1 — Beata Jankowska-Tzimas, Jérôme Pauwels
- May 7 — Gilles Morvan
- May 9 — Daniel Bergfalk
- May 15 — Carlos Vitale
- May 17 — Alessandro Quarta, Daniela Calò
- May 25 — Matt Hetherington, Michael Benyaer
- May 31 — Cláudio Galvan
June
- June 8 — Kim Jang
- June 17 — Paolo Sesana, Angélica Santos
- June 21 — Yann Le Madic
- June 24 — Tetsuya Iwanaga
- June 25 — Riki Kagami
- June 26 — Ezekiel Norton
- June 30 — Brian Bloom
July
- July 3 — Megumi Oshida
- July 9 — Masahito Yabe
- July 12 — Phil Jimenez
- July 18 — Kenji Nakano
- July 23 — Kenji Nomura, Andrea Lavagnino
August
- August 5 — Dennis Schmidt-Foß
- August 9 — Thomas Lennon
- August 12 — Sérgio Corcetti
- August 13 — Malta Júnior
- August 15 — Anthony Anderson, David Sheinkopf
- August 20 — Fredrik Hiller
- August 21 — Marc Evan Jackson, Cathy Weseluck
- August 22 — Marco Ribeiro
- August 27 — Jeong Myeong-jun
- August 31 — Zack Ward
September
- September 1 — Akimitsu Takase
- September 3 — Aaron Leach
- September 8 — Motoko Kumai
- September 13 — Susumu Chiba
- September 14 — Laura Romano
- September 22 — Katashi Ishizuka
- September 28 — Yūji Kishi
- September 30 — Yūto Kazama, Tony Hale
October
- October 9 — Steve Jablonsky
- October 10 — Géraldine Asselin
- October 11 — Constance Zimmer
- October 24 — Corey Klemow
- October 25 — Iwa K
- October 27 — Jorge Ornelas, Maythe Guedes
- October 29 — Michael Daingerfield
- October 30 — Billy Brown
- October 31 — Nolan North
November
- November 4 — Steven Merting, Faduli Costa
- November 5 — David Cian
- November 6 — Ricardo Juarez
- November 7 — María Fernanda Morales
- November 11 — Mario Arvizu
- November 15 — Melanie Hinze
- November 16 — Cristian Lizama
- November 19 — So-yeong Lee
- November 24 — Kim Jung-eun
- November 28 — Oberdan Junior
