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   1946: AKIRA KAMIYA, the voice of Gunmajin on “Superpower Squadron Ohranger”   
   and “Superpower Squadron Ohranger vs. Kakuranger”, General Gamma on   
   “Voiceslugger”, and Black Cross King on “Gokaiger Goseiger Super Sentai 199   
   Hero Great Battle”, is born in    
   Kanagawa, Japan.   
   	VINCE TEMPERA, who composed music for the Italian version of “Godzilla, King   
   of the Monsters”, is born in Milan, Italy.   
      
   1955: BOB PAPENBROOK is born in San Diego. He was the English dubbing voice of   
   Juujoji the Bell of Life on “Giant Robo: The Animation”; Spitbot and others on   
   “V.R. Troopers”; Rito Revolto on “MIghty Morphin’ Power Rangers” and “Power   
   Rangers Zeo”;    
   Amphead on “Big Bad Beetleborgs”; Bruticon, Cybergator, and Edentata on   
   Saban’s “Masked Rider”; Scorpix on “Beetleborgs Metallix”; Torch Tiger and   
   Amphibitor on “Power Rangers Turbo”; Spikey, Lunatick, and Sting King on   
   “Power Rangers in Space”; Deviot    
   on “Power Rangers Lost Galaxy”; Thunderclaw and Fireor on “Power Rangers   
   Lightspeed Rescue”; Shadow Knight on “Kikaider 01: The Animation”; Artillicon   
   on “Power Rangers Time Force”; Tachibana no Ukon in “Onmyoji”; and Bell Org   
   and Mike the clerk on “   
   Power Rangers Wild Force”.   
      
   1957: TSUYOSHI UJIKI, who played Sayaka’s father in “Kamen Rider Agito:   
   Project G4”, is born in Tokyo.    
      
   1961: KIICHI NAKAI, who played Otomo-no-Dainagon or Minister of the Military   
   in “Princess from the Moon” and Genkaku in “Onmyoji II”, is born in Tokyo. He   
   was also in “Owl’s Castle”.   
      
   1966: Episode 10 of “Ultraman”, “The Mysterious Dinosaur Base”, debuts on   
   Japanese TV. The monster Jirass was a refurbished Godzilla costume.   
      
   1971: Episode 25 of “Kamen Rider”, “Throwing Down Kinogomoru”, debuts on   
   Japanese TV.   
   	MATTHEW COLLORAFICE, digital compositor on the U.S. version of “Pulse”, is   
   born in Baltimore.   
   	Episode 38 of “Spectreman”, “Sphinx, Forward Advance!!”, debuts on Japanese   
   TV.   
      
   1976: Episode 61 of “Secret Task Force Goranger”, “Pink KO Punch! End of the   
   Ball Game”, debuts on Japanese TV.   
      
   1982: SAKI KAMIRYO, who played Haruna in “Mega Monster Battle: Ultra Galaxy   
   Legends”, is born in Osaka.   
      
   1988: Episode 49 of “Kamen Rider Black”, “Fierce Battle — the Death of Dalom”,   
   debuts on Japanese TV.   
      
   1989: HELEN JAY, who played Mrs. Farley in “The Deadly Mantis”, dies.   
      
   1992: Episode 30 of “Dinosaur Squadron Zyuranger” debuts on Japanese TV.   
      
   1993: Episode 24 of “Electronic Superhuman Gridman”, “Love! Bioflower”, debuts   
   on Japanese TV.   
      
   1995: Episode 8 of Season 3 of “Mighty Morphin’ Power Rangers”, “A Brush with   
   Destiny”, debuts on Fox.   
      
   1998: “Godzilla” is released in Bulgaria, Norway, and Turkey.   
      
   1999: Episode 136 of “Godzilla: The Series”, “Future Shock”, premieres on Fox.   
   	“Gamera 3: Revenge of Irys” premieres in Canada at the Toronto Film Festival.   
      
   2004: “One Missed Call” premieres in Finland at the Helsinki International   
   Film Festival.   
   	Episode 29 of “Power Rangers Dino Thunder”, “Isn’t It Lava-ly”, debuts on ABC   
   Family.   
   	Episode 48 of “Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon”, “Act 48”, debuts on Japanese TV.   
      
   2005: The U.S. version of “Dark Water” premieres in Greece at the Athens Film   
   Festival.   
   	Episode 29 of “Magic Squadron Magiranger” debuts on Japanese TV.   
      
   2006: Episode 26 of “Power Rangers Mystic Force”, “Hard Heads”, debuts on Fox.   
      
   2007: Volumes 1 & 2 of “Power Rangers: Operation Overdrive” are released on   
   DVD in the U.S.   
      
   2009: “Yatterman” premieres in Finland at the Helsinki International Film   
   Festival.   
      
   2011: Episode 30 of “Pirate Squadron Gokaiger” debuts on Japanese TV.   
   	Episode 3 of “Kamen Rider Fourze” debuts on Japanese TV.   
      
   2012: The “Daimajin Triple Feature Collector’s Edition” is released on Blu-ray   
   in the U.S. by Mill Creek Entertainment.   
      
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