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* '''[[1973]] —''' [[Katsuyuki Konishi]] (Japanese voice of ''[[Energon (franchise)|Energon]]'' [[Optimus Prime (Armada)|Optimus Prime]] and [[Cliffjumper (Energon)|Cliffjumper]]) is born, declaring who the hell do you think he is. | * '''[[1973]] —''' [[Katsuyuki Konishi]] (Japanese voice of ''[[Energon (franchise)|Energon]]'' [[Optimus Prime (Armada)|Optimus Prime]] and [[Cliffjumper (Energon)|Cliffjumper]]) is born, declaring who the hell do you think he is. | ||
* '''[[1979]] —''' [[Xóchitl Ugarte]] (Mexican voice of [[Carly Brooks-Spencer]]) is born. | |||
* '''[[1988]] —''' The ''[[Super-God Masterforce (cartoon)|Super-God Masterforce]]'' OP/ED single "[[Chōjin Masterforce no Theme]]"/"[[Moero! Transformer]]" is released in Japan by [[Columbia Music Entertainment]]. | * '''[[1988]] —''' The ''[[Super-God Masterforce (cartoon)|Super-God Masterforce]]'' OP/ED single "[[Chōjin Masterforce no Theme]]"/"[[Moero! Transformer]]" is released in Japan by [[Columbia Music Entertainment]]. | ||
* '''[[1999]] —''' The ''[[Beast Wars Neo (cartoon)|Beast Wars Neo]]'' episode "[[Lonely Hydra]]" premieres in Japan. | * '''[[1999]] —''' The ''[[Beast Wars Neo (cartoon)|Beast Wars Neo]]'' episode "[[Lonely Hydra]]" premieres in Japan. | ||
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- 1973 — Katsuyuki Konishi (Japanese voice of Energon Optimus Prime and Cliffjumper) is born, declaring who the hell do you think he is.
- 1979 — Xóchitl Ugarte (Mexican voice of Carly Brooks-Spencer) is born.
- 1988 — The Super-God Masterforce OP/ED single "Chōjin Masterforce no Theme"/"Moero! Transformer" is released in Japan by Columbia Music Entertainment.
- 1999 — The Beast Wars Neo episode "Lonely Hydra" premieres in Japan.
- 1999 — The Beast Wars Neo ED single "Te no Naka no Uchū" is released in Japan by Columbia Music Entertainment.
- 2004 — The Transformers—Collection 2: Series 2.1 is released on DVD in Australia by Madman Entertainment.
- 2004 — The Zone OVA "Enter the New Supreme Commander, Dai Atlas!" is released on DVD in Japan by Columbia Music Entertainment.
- 2005 — The Galaxy Force—Sound Pack 1 soundtrack album is released in Japan by Victor Entertainment.
- 2006 — Galaxy Force—Vol. 11 is released on DVD in Japan by Victor Entertainment.
- 2010 — Last Stand of the Wreckers #4 and Spotlight: Prowl are released in the US by IDW Publishing.
- 2010 — The Transformers Animated OP single "TRANSFORMERS EVO." is released in Japan by Lantis.
