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You could always go with the closed loop theory too. That's quite common.

That's not how time travel works. If it branches, everything is different even if there's similar events. We can only prove that The Mysterians happened after GvKG, not before. Nope. Absolutely impossible. The before parts are already linked to the first three films.

Godzilla vs. SpaceGodzilla features MOGUERA, which was built from records of the 1957 Moguera according to Godzilla vs. SpaceGodzilla Super Complete Works, and since that movie takes place in an altered timeline, that technically means that the events of The Mysterians was created due to time...

I just realised something about the Heisei series. Heisei Universe Timeline 1 1954 - Godzilla 1984 - The Return of Godzilla 1989 - Godzilla vs. Biollante 1992 - Godzilla vs. King Ghidora (Start) Timeline 2 1957 - The Mysterians 1965 - Battle in Outer Space 1992 - Godzilla vs. King Ghidora...

Look at the reviews, it's not actually like that. It just reads really off... lol.

I know the dates are the same, I just don't know if it's the exact same future. Who knows?

Yeah, he just mixed up the Doctor Who spin-off. Also, I have no idea. Probably another alternate timeline though, I doubt it was intentional.

I suppose that timeline probably looks something like this then. 1954 August Godzilla (1954) 1997 November Godzilla (1998) Godzilla: The Series 1x01, "New Family: Part 1" Godzilla: The Series 1x02, "New Family: Part 2" 1998 ???? Godzilla: The Series 1x04, "Talkin' Trash" Godzilla: The Series...

We're spoken about this before, I believe. Godzilla (1998) is actually in-continuity with the 1954 film and its sequel, Godzilla, Mothra and King Ghidorah: Giant Monsters All-Out Attack according to Toho themselves. In fact, they list it as a canonical non-Godzilla film just to rub it in that...

T'Chaka could have come back to life or Fantastic Four's Black Panther episodes are in the future. It's doable, I guess. Stupid though.

Technically yes, but King Kong hasn't had a film in the timeline yet plus it's a new Godzilla-exclusive iteration.

...= 4682B4 Baragon/Gargantuas = A38F84 King Kong = 964B00 Zone Fighter = FAC51C Crossover = 808080 Timeline 1945 ???? Frankenstein vs. Baragon** (Flashback) August 6 Frankenstein vs. Baragon** (Flashback) 1954 August 13 Godzilla Chapter 1 (0:00:00 - 0:04:41) Godzilla Chapter 2 (0:04:42 -...

Alright, but some films take place in two timelines is all. I don't mind doing those both ways to make it easier for you.

Would you mind if I make a Showa thread myself and you can add it to this timeline afterwards? I'll add the breakdown of days for you as well so that it's consistent.

I personally don't like to do this because I think it looks a little messy, but alright. Here's my take on the King of the Monsters! film. The order of events are very different to the original, so certainly a different continuity rather than a sidestory like some people theorise. Honestly kinda...

https://wikizilla.org/wiki/Category:Ultra_Star_God_Series Damn. Probably best to ignore it for now since there's lots of Toho Kaiju timelines. It's another variant of the Toho universe I guess.

https://www.tohokingdom.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=26786 https://wikizilla.org/wiki/Shinichi_Chujo Is The Gransazers canon to the Kiryu series? Weird.

I'm going to wait for my copies of Rodan, Varan, and Frankenstein vs. Baragon to come before attempting anything after Mothra. By the way, I am absolutely rubbish at Japanese days and months. I can't tell the difference, but I'll try.

Toho listed Godzilla vs. Megaguirus as part of the same continuity as the original, but obviously Godzilla dies in the original while he survives in the GvM timeline. I just assume that in that timeline, Emiko never told Hideo about the Oxygen Destroyer. With the Kiryu timeline, I just assume...

It is now.