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* '''2010 —''' ''[[Ratchet to the Rescue]]'' and ''[[Satellite Meltdown]]'' are published in the US by [[HarperCollins Publishers|HarperCollins]]. | * '''2010 —''' ''[[Ratchet to the Rescue]]'' and ''[[Satellite Meltdown]]'' are published in the US by [[HarperCollins Publishers|HarperCollins]]. | ||
* '''2010 —''' Final day of [[Cybertron Con 2010]] in [[Shanghai]], [[China]]. | * '''2010 —''' Final day of [[Cybertron Con 2010]] in [[Shanghai]], [[China]]. | ||
* '''[[2014]] —''' ''[[Age of Extinction|Age of Extinction]]'' hits the $1 billion mark in worldwide box office receipts. Once more, Holy Crap. | * '''[[2014]] —''' ''[[Age of Extinction|Age of Extinction]]'' hits the '''$1 billion''' mark in worldwide box office receipts. The second Paramount & Transformer film to do so. Once more, Holy Crap. | ||
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- 1955 — Corey Burton (voice of Generation 1 Spike and Shockwave, Animated Ratchet and Megatron, and more), is born.
- 1962 — Tōru Furusawa (Japanese voice of Generation 1 Paul Gates and sometimes Jazz) is born.
- 1981 — Travis Willingham (voice of Sideswipe in War for Cybertron and Onslaught & Slug in Fall of Cybertron) is born as a family man.
- 1985 — The Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers episode "The Return of Megatron" premieres in Japan.
- 2000 — The Car Robots—Original Soundtrack album is released in Japan by Interchannel.
- 2010 — First day of the Transformers Museum event in Ozu, Japan.
- 2010 — Ratchet to the Rescue and Satellite Meltdown are published in the US by HarperCollins.
- 2010 — Final day of Cybertron Con 2010 in Shanghai, China.
- 2014 — Age of Extinction hits the $1 billion mark in worldwide box office receipts. The second Paramount & Transformer film to do so. Once more, Holy Crap.
