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* '''[[1967]] —''' [[Mitsuo Iwata]] (Japanese voice of ''[[Beast Wars: Transformers (franchise)|Beast Wars]]'' [[Silverbolt (BW)|Silverbolt]] and ''[[Transformers: Energon (franchise)|Energon]]'' [[Ironhide (Energon)|Ironhide]]) is born. | * '''[[1967]] —''' [[Mitsuo Iwata]] (Japanese voice of ''[[Beast Wars: Transformers (franchise)|Beast Wars]]'' [[Silverbolt (BW)|Silverbolt]] and ''[[Transformers: Energon (franchise)|Energon]]'' [[Ironhide (Energon)|Ironhide]]) is born. | ||
* '''[[1972]] —''' [[Solveig Duda]] (German voice of [[Nimue]]) is born. | |||
* '''[[1984]] —''' [[Power Play!|''The Transformers'' #2: "Power Play!"]] is released in the U.S. by [[Marvel Comics]]. | * '''[[1984]] —''' [[Power Play!|''The Transformers'' #2: "Power Play!"]] is released in the U.S. by [[Marvel Comics]]. | ||
* '''[[1987]] —''' The ''[[Transformers: The Headmasters (cartoon)|Headmasters]]'' episode "[[Rebellion on Planet Beast]]" premieres in Japan. | * '''[[1987]] —''' The ''[[Transformers: The Headmasters (cartoon)|Headmasters]]'' episode "[[Rebellion on Planet Beast]]" premieres in Japan. | ||
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- 1967 — Mitsuo Iwata (Japanese voice of Beast Wars Silverbolt and Energon Ironhide) is born.
- 1972 — Solveig Duda (German voice of Nimue) is born.
- 1984 — The Transformers #2: "Power Play!" is released in the U.S. by Marvel Comics.
- 1987 — The Headmasters episode "Rebellion on Planet Beast" premieres in Japan.
- 1990 — Transformers Annual 1991 is released in the U.K. by Marvel Comics.
- 1999 — "Beast Wars Metals: Convoy Great Transformation" is released theatrically in Japan as part of the 1999 Summer Toei Anime Fair.
- 2002 —Transformers: Matrix Quest is released in the US by Titan Books.
- 2002 — The Robots in Disguise 3-pack of Mirage GT, Scavenger and Nightcruz is released in Japan as a ToysЯUs exclusive "USA Edition" set.
- 2002 — Final day to pre-order the e-HOBBY exclusive Road Rage and Crosscut set.
- 2004 — First day of OTFCC 2004. Multiple new comics are sold at the show: Wreckers #2 and #3, Universe #2 and #3, plus "Shell Game" in the convention booklet.
- 2004 — The Energon episode "The Return of Demolishor" premiers in the US.
- 2004 — Transformers G1 Vol. 2 is published in Japan by JIVE Ltd.
- 2006 — The 18th show in the Kiss Players radio drama series airs in Japan on the "Lyrian Moe-tchao" program.
- 2008 — The Guardian newspaper online posts an article by Seth Finkelstein about TFWIKI's planned move away from its old host. Our first major media mention!
- 2008 — The Animated episode "Die Weltraumbrücke, Teil 2" premieres in Germany.
- 2009 — Preorders open up for Masterpiece King Grimlock.
- 2010 — The Animated episode "Blast-Extinguishing Complete!" premieres in Japan.
- 2011 — Final day to enter codes for the first of three Lucky Draw figure "Mechtech Campaign" contests on the TakaraTomy Dark of the Moon website, the "A" prize being one of 10 "Tritanium Bumblebee" toys.
- 2011 — Japanese McDonald's stores offer a DVD with their Transformers toy promotion, which includes codes for unique food-based MechTech weapons in the online MechTech card game.
- 2012 — The seven part Transformers Prime: One Shall Stand story arc is released on DVD by Shout! Factory.
- 2013 — More than Meets the Eye #19 is released by IDW Publishing.
