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iceman109 said:
Frankenstein is supposed to be set in 1899, and Victoria Frankenstein is the great great granddaughter of Victor Frankenstein so that puts it in the late 90s or early 2000s
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Yes but people can have kids in their 40s to early 50s. it all depend when they had kids and how old Victoria is, they said it is a sequel to all films that released before the ride opens and that the ride is present dayish
 
Note the use of footage from The Wolfman, Van Helsing and Dracula Untold in the trailer too. There's definitely multiple incarnations of the same characters existing.
 
Here's how I see it

1868-????: Henry Frankenstein
1890-????: Henry Frankensteins Son
1913-????: Frederick Frankenstein
1938-????: Frederick Frankensteins Son
1968-????: Victoria Frankenstein
 
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iceman109 said:
Here's how I see it

1868-????: Victor Frankenstein
1890-????: Victor Frankensteins Son
1913-????: Frederick Frankenstein
1938-????: Frederick Frankensteins Son
1968-????: Victoria Frankenstein
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I see you're counting Young Frankenstein. Interesting.
 
TV Tropes states Universal Monsters: Dracula #1-4 is set concurrent with the film, and a lot of reviews have the same take. Maybe I need to rewatch it and match the scenes. I couldn't reconcile Jeff the Killer Renfield with the movie in my mind, but if the dialogue matches and it shows off-screen events then fair enough.
 
iceman109 said:
Is it possible that the English and Spanish 1931 Draculas are related? Like what if if Armand Teslas father had a kid with a woman from Spain had a kid and therefore making them half brothers and having them grow up together, one day Armand gets the vampire virus and then gets the smart idea to also turn Armando (Spanish Dracula) making them estranged
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You're cooking with that one.
 
iceman109 said:
Is it possible that the English and Spanish 1931 Draculas are related? Like what if if Armand Teslas father had a kid with a woman from Spain had a kid and therefore making them half brothers and having them grow up together, one day Armand gets the vampire virus and then gets the smart idea to also turn Armando (Spanish Dracula) making them estranged
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that's actually a pretty cool theory. I like it!
 
Updated Dracula list:
Jesus Christ/Dracula (Born 6 to 4 BC)
1919 - Dracula: Asylum

Count Vladislaus Dracula (Born 1422)
1888 - Van Helsing
-Played by Richard Roxburgh

Vlad III Țepeș/Dracula (Born 1431)
14?? - Dracula Untold
1896 - Dracula 1x01, "The Blood Is the Life"
1896 - Dracula 1x02, "A Whiff of Sulfur"
1896 - Dracula 1x03, "Goblin Merchant Men"
1896 - Dracula 1x04, "From Darkness to Light"
1896 - Dracula 1x05, "The Devil's Waltz"
1896 - Dracula 1x06, "Of Monsters and Men"
1896 - Dracula 1x07, "Servant to Two Masters"
1896 - Dracula 1x08, "Come to Die"
1896 - Dracula 1x09, "Four Roses"
1896 - Dracula 1x10, "Let There Be Light"
-Played by Jonathan Rhys Meyers and Luke Evans

Armand Tesla/Count Dracula (Born 16??)
187? - Billy the Kid Versus Dracula
1890 - Bram Stoker's Dracula Starring Bela Lugosi
1931 - Dracula (1931 - English)
1931 - Universal Monsters: Dracula #1
1931 - Universal Monsters: Dracula #2
1931 - Universal Monsters: Dracula #3
1931 - Universal Monsters: Dracula #4
1932 - Scary Monsters Magazine #52, "Dracula vs. The Mummy"
1933 - Hollywood on Parade No. A-8
1942 - The Return of the Vampire
1944 - House of Frankenstein
1946 - House of Dracula
1948 - Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein
1954 - Abbott and Costello Meet the Creature from the Black Lagoon
1977 - McCloud 7x06, "McCloud Meets Dracula"
1979 - Nocturna: Granddaughter of Dracula
1998 - Return of the Wolf Man
2000 - The Devil's Brood
2001 - The Devil's Night
2001 - Return of Evil, Dracula
2005 - Scary Monsters Magazine 2005 Yearbook #13, "The Wolfman vs. Dracula: Final Battle"
2009 - House of the Wolf Man
2020 - Monster Force 1x01, "Sign of the Dragon"
2020 - Monster Force 1x02, "Stalking the Beast"
2020 - Monster Force 1x03, "Immortality of Evil"
2020 - Monster Force 1x04, "Return of the Creature from the Black Lagoon"
2020 - Monster Force 1x05, "Dark Deception"
2020 - Monster Force 1x06, "He Walks Again"
2020 - Monster Force 1x07, "Dark City"
2020 - Monster Force 1x08, "Prisoner of Kaliaga"
2020 - Monster Force 1x09, "The Rage of Frankenstein's Bride"
2020 - Monster Force 1x10, "The Return of the Mummy"
2020 - Monster Force 1x11, "In Pursuit of the Wolf"
2020 - Monster Force 1x12, "Caged Fury"
2020 - Monster Force 1x13, "Operation Morning Light"
2023 - Renfield
-Played by Bela Lugosi, John Carradine, Michael R. Thomas, Robert Bockstael, and Nicholas Cage

Count Orlok/Dracula
1838 - Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror
1932 - Boo!
-Played by Max Schreck

Count Orlok
1838 - Nosferatu
-Played by Bill Skarsgård

Count Dracula
1885 - Dracula (1958)
1893 - Count Dracula
1904 - Dracula: Prince of Darkness
1904 - The Legend of the 7 Golden Vampires
1905 - Dracula Has Risen from the Grave
1905 - Taste the Blood of Dracula
1906 - Scars of Dracula
1970 - One More Time
1972 - Dracula A.D. 1972
1974 - The Satanic Rites of Dracula
1976 - Dracula and Son
-Played by Christopher Lee and John Forbes-Robertson

Dracula/Nosferatu
1897 - The Last Voyage of the Demeter
-Played by Javier Botet

Count Dracula
1913 - Dracula (1979)
-Played by Frank Langella

Conde Drácula
1931 - Dracula (1931 - Spanish)
-Played by Carlos Villarías

Count Alucard/Count Dracula (Armand Tesla's son)
1943 - Son of Dracula
-Played by Lon Chaney Jr.

Count Dracula
1979 - The World of Dracula
1979 - The Loves of Dracula
-Played by Michael Nouri

Count Dracula
2021 - We Will Be Monsters
-Played by Jerome Velinsky

Kristof Lazaar
2024 - Abigail
-Played by Matthew Goode
 
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iceman109 said:
I got a question why is Frankenstein set in 1899?
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Frankenstein is set around the late 19th century based on clothing. In Bride of Frankenstein, they're robbing graves, and the girl whose grave they're robbing died in 1899. Since they're definitely looking for fresh corpses and the films are set close together, it makes sense to place them both in 1899.
 
https://www.universalmonsterarmy.com/forum/index.php?topic=31565.0
This is just the tip of the iceberg as Talbot's story references directly or indirectly other non-Universal horrors such as THE UNDYING MONSTER, THE MAD MONSTER, RETURN OF THE VAMPIRE, CRY OF THE WEREWOLF, CAT PEOPLE, THE APE MAN, RETURN OF THE APE MAN, THE DEVIL BAT, CONDEMNED TO LIVE, THE VAMPIRE BAT, THE MAGICIAN, THE MOST DANGEROUS GAME, KING KONG, CHANDU THE MAGICIAN, SHE, MURDERS IN THE ZOO, DOCTOR X, THE RETURN OF DR.X, THE GHOUL, THE PICTURE OF DORIAN GRAY, THE MONSTER MAKER, REVENGE OF THE ZOMBIES, THE FLYING SERPENT, DONOVAN'S BRAIN, THE THING FROM ANOTHER WORLD, THE BRAIN THAT COULDNT DIE, SHE-DEMONS, INVASION OF THE BODY SNATCHERS, KEY LARGO, WHITE HEAT, NORTH TO THE KLONDIKE, CITIZEN KANE, THE LEGEND OF BOGGY CREEK, THE INDESTRUCTIBLE MAN, THE ALLIGATOR PEOPLE, THE TERROR, THE EXORCIST, WOLF and even television episodes of THRILLER(The Incredible Doktor Markisan) and the MAN FROM U.N.C.L.E.(The Brain-Killer Affair). This is done with out straining credulity and must have taken years of research.
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...Return of the Vampire, huh? Nice... King Kong... wait, KING KONG!? THE THING FROM ANOTHER WORLD!? Citizen Kane? Mm... THE EXORCIST!?!
 
It makes me wonder if the Dark Universe will be a floating timeline or not,
like will it stay in 2025 or move as the years go on
 

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