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* '''[[1999]] —''' The ''[[Beast Wars Neo (cartoon)|Beast Wars Neo]]'' episode "[[Waa! They Got Eaten]]" premieres in Japan. | * '''[[1999]] —''' The ''[[Beast Wars Neo (cartoon)|Beast Wars Neo]]'' episode "[[Waa! They Got Eaten]]" premieres in Japan. | ||
* '''[[2004]] —''' The [[Melbourne House]]-developed ''[[Transformers (PS2)|Transformers]]'' PlayStation 2 game is released in the UK by [[Atari, Inc.]] | * '''[[2004]] —''' The [[Melbourne House]]-developed ''[[Transformers (PS2)|Transformers]]'' PlayStation 2 game is released in the UK by [[Atari, Inc.]] | ||
* '''2004 —''' [[Dreamwave Productions|Dreamwave]] releases ''[[More | * '''2004 —''' [[Dreamwave Productions|Dreamwave]] releases ''[[More than Meets the Eye: Transformers: Armada]]'' volume 2. | ||
* '''[[2005]] —''' ''[[Energon (cartoon)|Energon]] — [[Paramount Pictures#Energon and Cybertron|Volume 1: Battle for Energon]]'' is | * '''[[2005]] —''' ''[[Energon (cartoon)|Energon]]—[[Paramount Pictures#Energon and Cybertron|Volume 1: Battle for Energon]]'' is released on VHS and DVD in Australia by [[Paramount Pictures]]. | ||
* '''[[2012]] | * '''[[2012]] —''' ''[[Transformers: Prime (cartoon)|Super Robot Lifeform Transformers: Prime]]'' premiers in Japan on TV Aichi. | ||
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- 1999 — The Beast Wars Neo episode "Waa! They Got Eaten" premieres in Japan.
- 2004 — The Melbourne House-developed Transformers PlayStation 2 game is released in the UK by Atari, Inc.
- 2004 — Dreamwave releases More than Meets the Eye: Transformers: Armada volume 2.
- 2005 — Energon—Volume 1: Battle for Energon is released on VHS and DVD in Australia by Paramount Pictures.
- 2012 — Super Robot Lifeform Transformers: Prime premiers in Japan on TV Aichi.
