Back to the Future Expanded Universe

[iceman109]

Yeah, a pocket dimension created by the portal once Brown placed his LEGO minifigure on the portal base.

Would it be similar for Ghostbusters and Harry Potter

 

[Pro Bot]

Would it be similar for Ghostbusters and Harry Potter

Is there a reason it would be?

 

[iceman109]

Mostly because of them being "live action" universes

 

[Pro Bot]

Mostly because of them being "live action" universes

No, because they don't have any relation to their live-action counterparts. Back to the Future does.

 

[iceman109]

So the Harry Potter Lego Universes are completely different universes from the movies

 

[iceman109]

I always thought of them like snapshots from Fortnite

 

[stphylcccs]

Isn't LEGO Dr Who just canonically the Doctor in Dimensions…

 

[iceman109]

Isn't LEGO Dr Who just canonically the Doctor in Dimensions…

Yes, that's what I heard at least

 

[Megatron]

So the Harry Potter Lego Universes are completely different universes from the movies

Yup.

 

[Megatron]

Isn't LEGO Dr Who just canonically the Doctor in Dimensions…

Yup, Just to get even more complicated.

 

[stphylcccs]

Soooo, when it comes to what's definitively canon to LEGO Dimensions, it's LEGO DC (video game continuity), LEGO Jurassic Park, actual Back to the Future (kinda), the LEGO Movie (depending on how you interpret the golden brick levels) and actual Doctor Who.

Though, Doctor Who is canonically part of the Marvel multiverse (they really wanted to hammer this specifically home - they straight up did a canon Doctor Who comic where he ends up in 616) so anything that's part of the Marvel multiverse is just… canon to LEGO Dimensions. We could've canonically had LEGO Marvel in Dimensions…

 

[Megatron]

Soooo, when it comes to what's definitively canon to LEGO Dimensions, it's LEGO DC (video game continuity), LEGO Jurassic Park, actual Back to the Future (kinda), the LEGO Movie (depending on how you interpret the golden brick levels) and actual Doctor Who.

Though, Doctor Who is canonically part of the Marvel multiverse (they really wanted to hammer this specifically home - they straight up did a canon Doctor Who comic where he ends up in 616) so anything that's part of the Marvel multiverse is just… canon to LEGO Dimensions. We could've canonically had LEGO Marvel in Dimensions…

Doctor who crossed over with Transformers as well.

 

[iceman109]

Doctor who crossed over with Transformers as well.

Which versions?

 

[Megatron]

Which versions?

Marvel ones.

 

[iceman109]

This one? https://marvel.fandom.com/wiki/Earth-91274

There's also a UK one https://marvel.fandom.com/wiki/Earth-120185

 

[Megatron]

This one? https://marvel.fandom.com/wiki/Earth-91274

There's also a UK one https://marvel.fandom.com/wiki/Earth-120185

Nowadays the line between them Is blurred, Just Stick with a general Marvel.

 

[Rojinn]

Doctor who crossed over with Transformers as well.

And with Star Trek, which crossed over with Marvel and DC

 

[iceman109]

Nowadays the line between them Is blurred, Just Stick with a general Marvel.

Do we know which incarnation of the Doctor visited the Fallout universe?

 

[barryh]

And with Star Trek, which crossed over with Marvel and DC

There are flux capacitor mentions on Star Trek and Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman etc.

 

[Chapmike]

I really don't understand why everyone uses The Doc Who Never Was as the first timeline change, as this is clearly showing a post BTTF1 1962 Doc.