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Unlike his father Sparkplug, Buster Witwicky doesn't understand cars—or for that matter, anything mechanical. Buster prefers reading books, much to the frustration of his father. If only Buster were interested in something useful, like auto repair. Instead, foolish Buster, if he keeps on reading, may end up with a paid scholarship to college. That is a road that could only lead to ruin.
He has an older brother, Spike, who is away at college, and another brother Butch who is just... away. Buster's favorite band is Purple Fungus.
Buster lived in Portland, Oregon, with his father, Sparkplug Witwicky, in a house adjacent to the family business, S. Witwicky Auto Repairs & Tow Service. One fateful day, Buster returned home late from school, and his father was sore. Buster tried to explain that he sometimes had to work after school at the library because he was in the literary scholarship program, but his father was unimpressed. Despite Buster's mechaniphobia, Sparkplug insisted that Buster be home to help the business. His father worried that his son's nose was stuck in a book, and that he was raising someone oblivious to the real world and its demands of him.
vThis Day in History: December 28
- 1931 — Serge Bourrier (French voice of Nergill, Doctor Fujiyama the Famous Scientist and the Mayor of Central City) is born.
- 1942 — Benoît Allemane (European French voice of Hound in the live-action film series) is born.
- 1944 — Júlio Chaves (Brazilian voice of Ultra Magnus, Mirage, Warpath, Menasor, Long Haul, Ratchet, Dropforge and more) is born.
- 1950 — Marvel Comics writer and editor Ralph Macchio is born.
- 1955 — Janice Chiang (letterer on The Transformers) is born.
- 1955 — Vladimiro Conti (Italian voice of Skids and numerous others in the G1 redub) is born.
- 1971 — Machiko Toyoshima (Japanese voice of Lucy Suzuki) is born.
- 1977 — José Leonardo (Brazilian voice of Miles Lancaster and Jazz) is born.
- 1977 — Javier Rodríguez Castellanos (Columbian voice of Optimus Prime, Bumblebee and more) is born.
- 1977 — Adriana Torres (Brazilian voice of Carly Spencer) is born.
- 1978 — Jang Min-hyeok (Korean voice of Sam Witwicky) is born.
- 1985 — Cover date for "Christmas Breaker!", published by Marvel Comics in the UK.
- 1995 — Isaac Maioli (Brazilian voice of Aftermath) is born.
- 1999 — Emiliano Venosa Gonzalez (Mexican voice of Rescue Bots Academy Hot Shot) is born.
- 2004 — Takara releases the Robotmasters RM-18 Road Rocket, RM-19 Double Face, RM-20 Delta Seeker vs. X-Gunner, RM-21 Burning Beast Convoy and the entire first wave of the Galaxy Force toyline launches in Japan.
- 2006 — The Kiss Players "Autorooper × Atari" figure set is released in Japan.
- 2010 — BIC Camera and Yodobashi Camera stores offer the exclusive United Fracas Targetmaster Micron, and Yamada Denki stores offer Haywire, each with the purchase of 3000 yen's worth of United product.
- 2011 — Big day for Japanese product! TakaraTomy releases the Prime: First Edition toys: Optimus Prime, Bulkhead, Bumblebee, Arcee, Cliffjumper, Starscream, Megatron, and the Vehicon. The "Arms Micron Present Campaign" begins, where the purchase of 3000 yen or more of Prime: First Edition toys nets you an exclusive figure: Peaceman is available at Toys"R"Us, while Blowpipe and Aimless are split between numerous others.
- 2011 — The Prime episode "Metal Attraction" premieres in Poland.
- 2011 — The Transformers: Prime episode "One Shall Rise, Part 1" premieres in France.
- 2012 — Prime — Vol. 10 & Vol. 11 are released to home video in Japan by Avex Trax.
- 2012 — TakaraTomy releases Generations TG-01 Optimus Prime and TG-02 Jazz.
- 2013 — TakaraTomy releases Generations TG-28 Megatron & Starscream and TG-29 Sandstorm.
- 2016 — "Coalescence" and "The Inexorable March" are released by Fun Publications.
- 2016 — G.I. Joe #1 and Till All Are One #6 are released by IDW Publishing.
- 2016 — TakaraTomy releases Legends LG-35 Super Ginrai, LG-36 Soundwave, LG-37 Jaguar & Bullhorn, LG-38 Condor & Apeface, and LG-39 Brainstorm (with Synapse).
- 2017 — TakaraTomy releases Legends LG-54 Bumble & Excelsuit Spike, LG-55 Targetmaster Slugslinger (with Caliburst), LG-56 Perceptor (with Amhorn), and LG-57 Octone (with Ghost Starscream), Masterpiece MP-39 Sunstreaker, and the reissue of Masterpiece MP-10B Black Convoy.
- 2018 — Bumblebee is released in Romania and Spain.
- 2018 — The Cyberverse episode "Eruption" airs on the Cartoon Network app and website.
- 2019 — The Cyberverse episode "Perfect Storm" premieres in Germany and the US.
- 2024 — TakaraTomy releases Bingo Sports Optimus Prime, Volvo VNR 300 Optimus Prime, MP-60 Ginrai, MPG-09 Super Ginrai, TL-79 Nucleous, TL-80 Vector Prime, SS-135 Steeljaw, SS-136 Skywarp, SS-137 Autobot Springer and SS GE-08 Decepticon Soldier.
- 2024 — Hasbro officially reveals the Age of the Primes Selects Trypticon (with Full-Tilt and Necro).
- 2024 — e-HOBBY releases the thirteenth wave of Transformers Character Card.
- 2025 — The EarthSpark episode "The Truth Is Out There" premieres in Cantonese.
vSchedule
- Dec 27 — TakaraTomy releases Age of the Primes AOTP-16 Micronus Prime, AOTP-17 Venin, AOTP-18 Skydive, AOTP-19 Fireflight, AOTP-20 Alpha Trion, and Missing Link C-09 Cybertron Hero Set (w/ Bumble and Cliff).
2026
- Jan 7 — G.I. Joe #17 is released by Image Comics and Skybound Entertainment.
- Jan 14 — Transformers #28 is released by Image Comics and Skybound Entertainment.
- Jan 21 — G.I. Joe #18 is released by Image Comics and Skybound Entertainment.
- Jan 28 — Void Rivals #26 and The Transformers UK Compendium Volume 1 TPB are released by Image Comics and Skybound Entertainment.
- Jan 31 — TakaraTomy releases MPG-17 Optimus Prime Style Gen., TS GE-02 Thundercracker, TS-13 Bumblebee, AOTP-21 Decepticon Flatline, and AOTP-22 Onyx Prime.
- Feb 11 — Transformers #29 is released by Image Comics and Skybound Entertainment.
- Feb 18 — G.I. Joe #19 is released by Image Comics and Skybound Entertainment.
- Feb 25 — Void Rivals #27 is released by Image Comics and Skybound Entertainment.
- Feb 28 — TakaraTomy releases Missing Link C-01N Nemesis Prime (w/Giza) Dramatic Capture Series Decepticons Part 2 Skywarp and Insecticons (Kickback, Shrapnel, and Bombshell).
- Mar 11 — Transformers #30 is released by Image Comics and Skybound Entertainment.
- Mar 18 — G.I. Joe #20 is released by Image Comics and Skybound Entertainment.
- Mar 25 — Void Rivals #28 is released by Image Comics and Skybound Entertainment.
- Mar 28 — TakaraTomy releases Age of the Primes AOTP-23 Quintus Prime, AOTP-24 Blast Off, AOTP-25 Sureshot, AOTP-26 Quickstrike, AOTP-27 Junkion Jalopy, AOTP-28 Sideways, Studio Series TS-14 Airachnid, TS-15 Windcharger, MPG-18 Road Hauler and Missing Link C-10 Ultra Magnus (w/Deerstalker).
- Apr 1 — G.I. Joe Volume 3: Dreadnok War TPB is released by Image Comics and Skybound Entertainment.
- Apr 25 — TakaraTomy releases Age of the Primes AOTP-29 Amalgamous Prime, AOTP-30 Brawl, AOTP-31 Junkion Wreck-Gar, Studio Series TS-16 Decepticon Barricade, TS-17 Nemesis Prime and TS-18 Soundwave.
- May 26 — Transformers Deluxe Edition Book 2 is released by Image Comics and Skybound Entertainment
- May 30 — TakaraTomy releases Age of the Primes AOTP-32 Maximal Big Convoy, AOTP-33 Razorclaw, Studio Series TS-19 Bumblebee, TS-20 Orion Pax, TS-21 Wheeljack (Que) and TS-22 Alpha Trion.
- Jun 17 — Transformers: Worst Bot Ever - Bot Swap! is released by Image Comics and Skybound Comet.
- Jun 23 — Void Rivals Deluxe Edition Book 2 is released by Image Comics and Skybound Entertainment
- Jun 30 — Transformers: Worst Bot Ever - Bot Swap! (digital) is released by Image Comics and Skybound Comet.
vHoly Grails
Do you have any of these rare items?
- Information on the Transformers presentation at Vancouver's Expo '86
- Optimus vs. Malignus cardart
- Kiss Players radio drama episodes #38-51
- Photos of the Hot Rod Go-Cart prize from the 1986 "Decipher the Decepticon" contest
- Japanese Transformers Telephone audio adventures
- The art for "The Love Bug"
- The clip shows added in Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers
- The identity of the unknown Generation 1 animation studios
- Whoever made Invasion Galactica
- Recordings or summaries of the Primeval Dawn II motion comic, screened at Wizard World Chicago in July 2002 and never again
- Any of the other lost media
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