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Don't forget Deadpool-617 from the Deadpool manga. Tbh, such randomness would apply to any given universe. It is disjointed from a singular narrative perspective, but they don't outright condradict each other, so these appearances and characters can coexist in a single universe (only the...

Does the movie condradict the OG cartoon if you mean that when you say "the series"? Or maybe similiar events to the movie happened in Revelation?

Writers often use Earth-615 and 617 without paying attention to what was written before them for those universes (since the appearances never reference each other), but I think these appearances can still work together as they don't outright condradict each other (even Spider-Gwen and...

The characters it killed off were those that would probably have never appeared again anyway. But I was a bit surprised when they killed off the toy comic He-Man, since he was the OG, but I don't mind it. Filmation was the only He-Man that was featured that appeared again (to my knowledge...

I always felt it could have been a part of the Capcom Marvelverse since the game sprites are based on the early Capcom Marvel games. But I guess it is probably not since it was never confirmed and it is not made by Capcom.

So JLA Adventures movie is canon to GL TAS, or canon adjacent?

@selfishmisery I wonder if the Apocalypse from kid Cable's era loses? Because that would break the timeline (especially since this timetravel was meant to be a bootstrap paradox with Jean Grey and Cyclops helping their son in the future), since we see that Apocalypse years later in Cable's...

Immortus (future version of Rama-Tut/Kang) was already in TAS. Also, Rama-Tut and Apocalypse are both tied to Egypt, and both TAS and 97 frequently feature cameos from the greater MU. So, not necessarily.

I think it can be defaulted to release year, like how the X-Men 97 treats X-Men TAS as happening in their release year unless I'm missing something, and MCU also had that in Endgame for the previous movies IIRC.

But is there confirmation the SS show's ending birthed Marvel Action Hour and 92131?

If 12041 encompasses Phineas and Ferb, it would probably encompass the live action Disney shows also, due to the Jesse crossover. In fact I think the Disney live action shows being 12041 is even more likely than P&F, since I think that show is a bit too cartoony for 12041 (but maybe it could...

Some were saying that the existence of this What If meant 1610 was retconned to have never come back to existence Post-Secret Wars in the main multiverse. However, the writer acknowledged the Post-Secret Wars 1610 appearances in thr main multiverse and also confirms this is not the same 1610...

Yes I read it and it is a different Multiverse, re/created by the Maker instead of the main one re/created by the 616 FF. It should exist within the Marvel Megaverse.

https://www.marvel.com/articles/comics/spider-man-long-way-home-jonathan-hickman-adam-kubert-punisher-hulk-series New continuity coming: "In the same spirit as 2024's Wolverine: Revenge, the hit limited comic series by Hickman and Greg Capullo, Spider-Man: Long Way Home offers familiarity...

Shattered Dimensions/comic book Spider-Man Noir meets the TV show version meets the Spider-Verse version. (Yes I am aware that the photo is probably not referencing those other versions but it reminded me of that idea, what with one of them lacking the hat and the trenchcoat like the...

And Ben Reilly didn't know what he was talking about, which he would have if this was after Spider-Verse. Edit: Wait I misunderstood you. You meant regarding the multiverse timeline.

One could headcanon this show to be a prequel to the animated movie (it cannot be a sequel since Ben Reilly doesn't know of the Multiverse). * If we say the black and white version is canon. * If we say Ben Reilly decided to use his original name, Peter Parker, in the animated movie (perhaps...

The animated Noir universe is literally black-and-white. This may not be since there is a color option.

Bro do you actually think they would tie this show to Sony's slop movies? Let's be real for a second. Even from a creative perspective, I don't see that happening as the showrunner said this is not the same Spider-Man as the one in Spider-Verse meaning they don't intend to tie this show to...