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Nolanverse, too.

Canonically, Gandalf from The Hobbit dimension and The Lord of the Rings dimension are clearly the same and wouldn't meet each other. Obviously, in that scene I just showed you, it would be absurd to try and argue that's the same Batman in two different points in time. One of them acts like a...

4:00, the video game Batman humiliates the inferior garbage movie Batman. :p

It contradicts the theory because it's not a gameplay mechanic, like with The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings. It's part of the story.

Also, looking at the DLCs for LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham and damn... events from the DCEU, DCAU, and Arrowverse all occurred in that reality.

Personality isn't the only inconsistency. The fact that they're different people who meet each other via the multiverse is quite a big one.

Oh god, I can't even imagine.

I wasn't talking to you, but I understand the confusion. :)

How do you justify an official designation of this reality if you think the MCU is a separate multiverse? If every MCU reality is canon, the idea of a separate multiverse becomes redundant. Why have a redundant multiverse when you can accept the easy option of it being the same?

It's not "happening identically", it is the same universe. You're creating redundancies when the simplest answer is clearly correct. Those aren't clone universes, those are quite literally the exact same DC and Marvel universes in both. As in, they would be affected by both multiverses at the...

I like how it starts with The Black Phone Trilogy, lol. The Black Phone Black Phone 2 V/H/S/85

The Appendix also stated serveral What If...? realities are branches from Earth-199999 as well as the 2091 and 1931 Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. timelines. Earth-199999 isn't a copy of the MCU... it IS the MCU.

This is usually the take of MCU fans who don't know the comics that well. If the MCU happens exactly the same in the comic multiverse, then it's in the comic multiverse. Every "contradiction" already exists within the canon of the comics, thus they do fit together. Like, you're saying that...

The Marvel wiki gets it right, I'd say. https://marvel.fandom.com/wiki/Time_Variance_Authority_(Null-Time_Zone)

The MCU is canon to the Marvel Multiverse, which we already knew. It would have been redundant to say that there's an identical TVA where the events of Loki also happened... that's kinda stupid, frankly.

Earth-42872 Diverged from Earth-199999 when Pietro Maximoff survived the Battle of Sokovia, only to be shot by a protestor later. Scarlet Witch joined the Avengers and was believed to have died at Mount Wundagore but in reality was taken by the TVA and placed into stasis. (Scarlet Witch seen)...

Apparently Monster: The Ed Gein Story has a crossover with Mindhunter. I guess we have a little serial killer shared universe going between those and the other two Monster seasons.

Alien sound effects in a Predator short. Not gonna lie, it's confusing. :D

It looks like it's probably based on the Barbie movie version. I don't know if there's anything that specific to the movie that's in that short since I'm not really a Barbie fan, predictably.

Lol, Barbie canonised. :p