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Could you guys remove these comments so the thread is a bit more neat and tidy and I don't have to start a new one? Perhaps @Blackbeard could? :)

Okay, actually, this video broke down the Casper timeline way better than I did, I'll admit. It works better with the comics too, Ray's solo adventure was earlier in the month.

All anime is animation, not all animation is anime...

The main Weskers in the show are clones. The original one is only seen in flashbacks.

Everyone knows the animated series is canon, lol.

I do mean that series, and it sets itself in the game universe. Is there a source discrediting the statements that it's canon or is this a case of fans not liking something? Because every single source online I can find specifically notes it as canon. Wesker is weird, yeah. I think we're meant...

3D could be the same as the first 2 films, but because of the 1995 film being a remake, I think that hurts that interpretation.

I know no one likes it, but isn't the Netflix series part of the same timeline as the games? That's what they said, that's the official word. Was it ever disputed?

I guess... the Joe Dante Horror Universe.

Sure, why not. XD

Since they create a new universe at the end of Crisis on Infinite Earths, I guess you could say that that's the DCU and the reason it has DCEU elements is because DCEU Peacemaker was absorbed into it, but... that'd be a little weird.

I like to think that some of the alternate timelines in the DCEU allow non-canon entries like Justice League and Aquaman: King of Atlantis to happen. Aquaman: King of Atlantis is weird, by the way. Aquaman literally holds the Earth together at one point, so... uh... I see why it's a questionable...

Nope. Earth-1 (Pre-Flashpoint) Man of Steel -> The Flash (Start) Earth-1 (Flashpoint) The Flash (Alternate Timeline) Earth-1 (Post-Flashpoint) The Flash (End) Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom Blue Beetle Earth-?? Creature Commandos S1 Superman Peacemaker S2 The post-Flash reality is either an...

I would still break it up by timelines like the wiki does. It'd just get extremely confusing otherwise.

I wouldn't bother including everything else in my opinion. Stick to Back to the Future for simplicity.

Piranha Timelines Joe Dante Universe 192? - Gremlins: Secrets of the Mogwai 1x01, "Never Get Them Wet" 192? - Gremlins: Secrets of the Mogwai 1x02, "Never Feed Them After Midnight" 192? - Gremlins: Secrets of the Mogwai 1x03, "Always Buy a Ticket" 192? - Gremlins: Secrets of the Mogwai 1x04...

This is probably how I'd do it based on that. Timeline 1 1943 ???? Back to the Future (2015) #1: "Untold Tales and Alternate Timelines, Part Two: Looking for a Few Good Scientists" Timeline 2 1984 September Back to the Future (2015) #2: "Untold Tales and Alternate Timelines, Part Four: Science...

There's also this... Jay and Silent Bob's Super Groovy Cartoon Movie. It's not set in the main View Ansewinverse timeline so there's no commitments for that.

Ah, I see. Back to the Future -> A Million Ways to Die in the West -> Tarantino -> Payday -> John Wick Yeah, I imagine we're not going that far.

Maybe certain timelines, for whatever reason, carry enough weight to continue existing after time alterations. Crossing the streams was apparently a multiversal event, who knows what effect on that specific timeline it might have had? The Earth Day Special could also be canon to multiple worlds...