DC Animated Movie Universe - Timeline

I would put Nightwing and Robin before Atlantis since it ends long before that film does.
 
Pro Bot said:
Usually I would, but the context behind it is lost without the knowledge of what happens in Justice League: Throne of Atlantis.
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I get what you mean. Personally, I try to remain as objective as possible when placing chapters in chronological order, even when the creators may not always intend things to be watched in 100% chronological order.
 
Calendar from Justice League War. Confirms November placement, but I think is more concrete as for reasoning since HS Football finals can technically spill into December.
 

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2012
October-November
Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox

2013
November
Justice League: War
Son of Batman
Justice League: Throne of Atlantis

2014
January
Batman vs Robin

July
Batman: Bad Blood
Justice League vs Teen Titans

2015
July
Teen Titans: The Judas Contract

2018
????
Suicide Squad: Hell to Pay
Suicide Squad: Hell to Pay #1-12

October-November
Constantine: City of Demons: The Movie

2019
????
Justice League Dark
The Death of Superman: Part 1 #1-8
The Death of Superman
The Death of Superman: Part 1 #9-12
Reign of the Supermen
Batman: Hush

2020
????
Wonder Woman: Bloodlines

looks like the
Justice League vs Teen Titans
Suicide Squad: Hell to Pay
Constantine: City of Demons: The Movie
Justice League Dark
Teen Titans: The Judas Contract
Order is wrong. At least the order of movies is correct.
 
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Pro Bot said:
It could, but for now I'm keeping it in November. Personally, I think the order of importance is:
Story
In-universe dates
Behind the scenes
Production Order
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Pretty solid logic. I guess Hell To Pay is the only one that's really hard to nail down at this point.
 
Just finished Son of Batman, and I think it could fit a week, but I also didn't think about timezone differences until like the end of the film....

Daytime (Day 1): Ra's is killed (In Nanda Parbat?)
Night time (Day 1 Still?): Damian is left with Batman all the way up to Slade being at the Langstrom house
Day time (Day 2?): Damian is training in the Garden, goes to Wayne Ent. etc
Night time (Day 2?): Batman and Robin rescue Kirk Langstrom
Night times (Day 2 still?): Batman and Robin rescue Francine and Rebecca Langstrom (in Nanda Parbat?), Slade tells Robin he has 48 hours to rescue his mother.
Daytime (Day 3?): Bruce and Damian arrive in London, Damian goes missing
Dusk (Day 3?): The final fight, Robin returns to Gotham with Batman.

I guess even if it has to be stretched, it still seems to fit within 6 days time.
 
 
iammattie said:
Having a back and forth on Twitter with James Tucker about Flashpoint paradox. Some highlights:

Flashpoint is considered the start due to the post credit scene.
It's set before War and the events kicked off this new continuity.
While those events created this continuity, the Batman and Flash we see at the end are apparently not the same Batman and Flash from War forward.
Tucker admits to poor planning due to not being aware Flashpoint would kick off a new universe of DTV's.
And of course, the good ol' "dont think too hard about it!".

So, it seems like the entirety of that film can be marked as a seperate reality other than the end, and maybe the flashback to Nora Allen's death?
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8 guess I'll put (retconed) next to it? Maybe I'll put the ending as sometime after all the films.
 
iammattie said:
He also just backed the possibility that since we see the Flashpoint has a history that Barry remembered but didnt live that War and whatever other movies actually happen before the Batman/Flash scene as part of this worlds history.
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Should I put the entirety of JL: TFP minus the credits as after all the current line of movies? Since it's in a separate reality, it doesn't really matter.

Maybe I'll put the beginning and end in 202? and the flashpoint scenes as before Suicide Squad: Hell to Pay? How long was Reverse Flash in the prime timeline after being shot again?
 
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Should I put the entirety of JL: TFP minus the credits as after all the current line of movies? Since it's in a separate reality, it doesn't really matter.

Maybe I'll put the beginning and end in 202? and the flashpoint scenes as before Suicide Squad: Hell to Pay?
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I'm thinking perhaps something along the lines of separate sections may be worthwhile to keep it all in line, such as

Pre-Flashpoint Timeline:
Nora's death
Rogues invade flash museum scene

Flashpoint Timeline:
Barry saves Nora
all the messed up world stuff

Post Flashpoint Timeline:
Nora's death
Nov[?] 2013 - Flashpoint post credits
Nov 2013 - JL War
Nov 2013 - Son of Batman
Nov 2013 - Throne of Atlantis
Oct 2014 - Flashpoint ending

Etc.

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How long was Reverse Flash in the prime timeline after being shot again?
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Shot again? I haven't seen Hell to Pay yet, but looked up the scene where he explains he was killed by Batman. Does he get shot a second time? I don't think we get much from Flashpoint Paradox other than that he's from the 25th century.
 
iammattie said:
I'm thinking perhaps something along the lines of separate sections may be worthwhile to keep it all in line, such as

Pre-Flashpoint Timeline:
Nora's death
Rogues invade flash museum scene

Flashpoint Timeline:
Barry saves Nora
all the messed up world stuff

Post Flashpoint Timeline:
Nora's death
Nov[?] 2013 - Flashpoint post credits
Nov 2013 - JL War
Nov 2013 - Son of Batman
Nov 2013 - Throne of Atlantis
Oct 2014 - Flashpoint ending

Etc.



Shot again? I haven't seen Hell to Pay yet, but looked up the scene where he explains he was killed by Batman. Does he get shot a second time? I don't think we get much from Flashpoint Paradox other than that he's from the 25th century.
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I meant when did he get shot the first time again. I'm sorry, I should have been more specific.
 
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