Before 1982

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Before Machine Robo started in 1982 and GoBots in 1983 very little of note happened. After all, Billy Joel managed to yell most of it in four minutes of VH-1 friendly dad-rock.

However, he did miss several of the most significant historical events of pre-GoBotic times.

1907[edit | edit source]

1911[edit | edit source]

1912[edit | edit source]

1913[edit | edit source]

  • Al Pegal, writer of Challenge of the GoBots episode "Whiz Kid", was born on January 17.
  • Les Tremayne, who provided undetermined voices for Challenge of the GoBots, was born on April 16.

1916[edit | edit source]

  • Sidney Miller, who provided undetermined voices for Challenge of the GoBots, was born on October 22.

1917[edit | edit source]

  • Peter Leeds, who provided undetermined voices for Challenge of the GoBots, was born on May 30.

1920[edit | edit source]

1921[edit | edit source]

  • Norma MacMillan, who provided undetermined voices for Challenge of the GoBots, was born on September 15.

1922[edit | edit source]

1923[edit | edit source]

1926[edit | edit source]

  • Howard Caine, who provided undetermined voices for Challenge of the GoBots, was born on January 2.
  • Regis Cordic, voice of Gunnyr and the narrator in Challenge of the GoBots, was born on May 15.
  • Ted Zeigler, who provided undetermined voices for Challenge of the GoBots, was born on June 3.
  • Walter Mathews, who provided undetermined voices for Challenge of the GoBots, was born on October 10.
  • Erv Immerman, who provided undetermined voices for Challenge of the GoBots, was born.

1927[edit | edit source]

1928[edit | edit source]

1929[edit | edit source]

  • Richard Dysart, who provided undetermined voices for Challenge of the GoBots, was born on March 30.
  • Gordon Hunt, voice director for Challenge of the GoBots, was born on April 26.

1930[edit | edit source]

1931[edit | edit source]

1933[edit | edit source]

  • Selette Cole, who provided undetermined voices for Challenge of the GoBots, was born on December 9.

1934[edit | edit source]

1935[edit | edit source]

1938[edit | edit source]

1940[edit | edit source]

1941[edit | edit source]

1944[edit | edit source]

  • Masato Shimon, who sang the second opening theme tune for Machine Robo: Revenge of Cronos, was born on January 4.
  • Yōsuke Akimoto, voice of Garudi in Machine Robo: Revenge of Cronos, was born on May 5.
  • B.J. Ward, voice of Small Foot and Snoop in Challenge of the GoBots, was born on September 16.

1945[edit | edit source]

1948[edit | edit source]

1949[edit | edit source]

  • Noelle North, who voiced Buddy in Challenge of the GoBots, was born on July 11.
  • Steve Bulen, who provided undetermined voices for Challenge of the GoBots, was born on August 1.

1950[edit | edit source]

1951[edit | edit source]

1953[edit | edit source]

1954[edit | edit source]

  • Adrienne Alexander, who provided undetermined voices for Challenge of the GoBots, was born on January 7.

1955[edit | edit source]

1956[edit | edit source]

  • Kirby Ward, voice of Heat Seeker in Challenge of the GoBots, was born.
  • Robin Braxton, who provided undetermined voices for Challenge of the GoBots, was born.
  • Martin, singer on two tracks used in Machine Robo: Revenge of Cronos, was born on September 22.
  • Taro Arakawa, voice of Magna Rock in Machine Robo: Revenge of Cronos, was born on November 4.
  • Kelly Ward, voice of Fitor and writer of 39 episodes of Challenge of the GoBots, was born on November 17.

1957[edit | edit source]

1958[edit | edit source]

1959[edit | edit source]

1962[edit | edit source]

1963[edit | edit source]

  • Rica Fukami, voice of Meryl in Machine Robo: Revenge of Cronos and Nami Kojima in Leina Stol in Wolf Sword Legend, was born on August 8.

1964[edit | edit source]

1966[edit | edit source]

1967[edit | edit source]

1969[edit | edit source]

  • Ema Watanabe, whose music was featured in Machine Robo: Revenge of Cronos, Machine Robo: Battle Hackers and Leina Stol in Wolf Sword Legend, was born on 13 September.

1971[edit | edit source]

1973[edit | edit source]

  • TV Land, which would later host Machine Robo content from 1982 to 1986 and again in 1988, launched on February 1.

1974[edit | edit source]

1975[edit | edit source]

  • Ashi Productions, who animated Machine Robo: Revenge of Cronos, Machine Robo: Battle Hackers and the Leina Stol OVA series, were founded on December 20.

1977[edit | edit source]

1978[edit | edit source]

  • Wang Film Productions, who animated Challenge of the GoBots outsourced from Hanna-Barbera, were founded on July 10.