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* '''[[1992]] —''' [[Older Cazarré]] (Brazilian voice of [[Bonecrusher (G1)#The Transformers cartoon|Bonecrusher]], [[Thundercracker (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity|Thundercracker]], and more) dies at age 57. | * '''[[1992]] —''' [[Older Cazarré]] (Brazilian voice of [[Bonecrusher (G1)#The Transformers cartoon|Bonecrusher]], [[Thundercracker (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity|Thundercracker]], and more) dies at age 57. | ||
* '''[[1996]] —''' [[Georges Atlas]] (European French voice of [[Bluestreak (G1)#The Transformers cartoon|Bluestreak]], [[Ratchet (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity|Ratchet]], [[Shockwave (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity|Shockwave]], [[Skywarp (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity|Skywarp]], and many others) passes away at age 69. | * '''[[1996]] —''' [[Georges Atlas]] (European French voice of [[Bluestreak (G1)#The Transformers cartoon|Bluestreak]], [[Ratchet (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity|Ratchet]], [[Shockwave (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity|Shockwave]], [[Skywarp (G1)/Generation 1 cartoon continuity|Skywarp]], and many others) passes away at age 69. | ||
* '''[[2002]] —''' [[Juliana Cagiano]] (Brazilian voice of [[Elita-1 (Cyberworld)|Elita-1]]) is born. | |||
* '''[[2003]] —''' ''[[Transformers: Armada (Dreamwave)|Armada]]'' [[Dreamwave Armada issue 8|#8]] is released by [[Dreamwave Productions]]. | * '''[[2003]] —''' ''[[Transformers: Armada (Dreamwave)|Armada]]'' [[Dreamwave Armada issue 8|#8]] is released by [[Dreamwave Productions]]. | ||
* '''2003 —''' ''[[Transformers Armada: Race for the Mini-Con Robots|Armada: Race for the Mini-Con Robots]]'' and ''[[Transformers Armada: The Battle Begins|The Battle Begins]]'' are released in the [[United States of America|US]] by [[Reader's Digest|Reader's Digest Children's Books]]. | * '''2003 —''' ''[[Transformers Armada: Race for the Mini-Con Robots|Armada: Race for the Mini-Con Robots]]'' and ''[[Transformers Armada: The Battle Begins|The Battle Begins]]'' are released in the [[United States of America|US]] by [[Reader's Digest|Reader's Digest Children's Books]]. | ||
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- 1941 — Edgar Wald (Latin American Spanish voice of Optimus Prime and others) is born.
- 1955 — Junki Takegami (writer for the Beast Wars II, Beast Wars Neo, and Car Robots cartoons) is born.
- 1956 — Actor Kevin Dunn (Ron Witwicky in Transformers) is born.
- 1959 — Eleazar Osorio (Columbian voice of Ratchet) is born.
- 1965 — Nicolas Böll (German voice of Steeljaw) is born.
- 1969 — Jo-ho Park (Korean voice of Fred, Scavenger, Sentinel Prime, Thrust, and Tidal Wave) is born.
- 1972 — Marlon Rosenthal (German voice of Crustacion) is born.
- 1980 — Echigoya Kosuke (Japanese voice of War for Cybertron Trilogy Rattrap) is born.
- 1988 — The Headmasters episode "The Master Sword Is in Danger!!" premieres in Japan.
- 1992 — Older Cazarré (Brazilian voice of Bonecrusher, Thundercracker, and more) dies at age 57.
- 1996 — Georges Atlas (European French voice of Bluestreak, Ratchet, Shockwave, Skywarp, and many others) passes away at age 69.
- 2002 — Juliana Cagiano (Brazilian voice of Elita-1) is born.
- 2003 — Armada #8 is released by Dreamwave Productions.
- 2003 — Armada: Race for the Mini-Con Robots and The Battle Begins are released in the US by Reader's Digest Children's Books.
- 2004 — Takara releases Super Link SC-09 Cliffjumper, SD-07 Galvatron, and SD-08 Shadowhawk.
- 2005 — Pierre Trabaud (replacement French voice for Cliffjumper, Soundwave, and Spike Witwicky in "A Prime Problem") passes away at age 82.
- 2005 — The Galaxy Force episode "Fierce Fighting! Starscream" premieres in Japan.
- 2009 — Henkei! Henkei! volume 10 is first released.
- 2009 — TakaraTomy releases Henkei! Henkei! C-14 Ratchet and C-15 Cybertron Inferno.
- 2011 — The Cool Extra #2 is serialized in Japan by Kerokero Ace in their April 2011 issue.
- 2011 — United UN-15 Autobot Perceptor, UN-16 Autobot Blurr, UN-17 Autobot Kup, and UN-18 Wreck-Gar are released in Japan.
- 2013 — All Spark "Another Episode, Part 2" is serialized in Japan by Kerokero Ace in their April 2013 issue.
- 2013 — The fifth and final BotCon 2013 box set exclusive Machine Wars Megaplex is revealed.
- 2013 — The Prime episode "Regeneration" premieres in Germany.
- 2013 — The Rescue Bots episode "Countdown" premieres in Hungary.
- 2014 — Regeneration One #99 and The X-Files: Conspiracy: The Transformers are released by IDW Publishing.
- 2015 — Prime — Stagione 2 Vol. 4: L'ora più buia is released to home video in Italy by Primal Screen.
- 2015 — The Robots in Disguise episode "The Hunting Season" premieres in France.
- 2015 — The Ultimate Allstars mobile game is released.
- 2016 — The vintage manga "Full Throttle Scramble Power!" is rereleased as an eBook by Hero-X.
- 2019 — The Transformers Classics Vol. 3 is released by Hero-X.
- 2020 — The Cyberverse episodes "Silent Strike" and "The Other One" premiere on Pop TV in the UK.
- 2021 — The "Shattered Spacebridge" expansion for Battlegrounds is released.
- 2021 — The Generations Selects Special Comic Finale Prelude is first released.
- 2022 — TakaraTomy releases Kingdom KD-18 Red Alert, War for Cybertron Trilogy WFC-21 Deseeus Army Drone and Studio Series SS-73 Thrust and SS-74 Jolt, plus Agent Ravage & Ravage are released as a TakaraTomy Mall exclusive.
