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There were still Nazis after the war to be fair.

I always thought of S&L as post-crisis Earth-38 myself, but Earth-32 certainly makes sense as a hypertime Earth-Prime.

James Bond: Origin could be set in the novel universe instead of the live-action reality. As for Casino Royale, well, it's an adaptation of the novel so no clue.

Let's go with that interpretation. Does that change the fact that Disney does have their own universe with their own canon rules? Every piece of media, including fan fiction, has its own canon. It just depends what is valid to it. So, Star Wars I-VI is valid to Disney and Legends canon. It...

If you're going to argue that there's no such thing as an official Disney canon and Legends canon in Star Wars, I'm gonna have to call you out on that. The franchise holders do get to decide and enforce the canon between different movies, shows and comics.

Nah, you didn't. Yes, I watched Arkham Videos. Oh, are we to say that Earth-2's Deadshot had a daughter after coming to Earth-1 by the way? I think we have to.

I watched all of Arkham Shadows yesterday, and... JESUS CHRIST. That was so god damn good. I screamed when Officer Balls showed up.

That's awesome, pretty much confirms, based on the way the site describes it, that there's a shared canon here that goes: Batman -> Batman: Resurrection -> Batman Returns -> Batman '89 -> Batman '89: Echoes

There is objectivity in canon, but that doesn't mean you can't believe what you want to believe. Though, you can't pretend that because people believe what they want to believe that means that there is no objective canon. Personally, I think it's clear that the intent when the Bond actors refer...

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@Megatron It's obvious that Mr. Kinard's main issue here is the idea that an actor can replace another as the same character (correct me if I'm wrong though DK). Batman & Robin is part of the same universe as Batman Forever, that is absolutely 100% true and was absolutely the intention and...

So you decide which franchises work on which rules? How is that more consistent? What proof do you have that this franchise works any differently? It's not a whataboutism because I don't try and decide for myself what works and what doesn't, I follow the common trends of fiction. I try and apply...

What's the point in saying that there's two identical universes, one where the 1962-2002 films are one person and one where the 1962-2021 films are a codename? I asked what's the point because that's a little redundant. I was clearly implying that Bond being 21-61 is more believable than him...

That's not a whataboutism. Whataboutism is bringing up a separate issue to deflect the argument. I'm bringing up the exact same situation in a different franchise as a comparison utilising the exact same rules you yourself established. If you can accept that Bruce Wayne is the same person, then...

Well, whatever... we all know Alfred brainwashed all of Gotham into believing Val Kilmer, and later George Clooney, are Bruce Wayne. That's just the most logical explanation. I mean, they look nothing like Michael Keaton or one another! :p

Another one using comic books for fun. If you're including Origin, then Bond is quite a bit older than 21 in 1962. 1945 - James Bond: Origin #1-12 1953 - James Bond: Casino Royale 1962 - Dr. No 1963 - From Russia with Love 1964 - Goldfinger 1965 - Thunderball 1966 - You Only Live Twice 1969 -...

In fact, let me add the rest of my comment. It was actually on the Batman (1966-1968) timeline thread, I apologise. Anyway: Let me prove that it's the same guy from 1962 to 2002. Firstly, the dates in the films do place them definitely in their release years. Don't worry, that has a solution...

No, I purposed that idea, but I never said I believed it or that it's canon. In fact, I outright said that it wasn't canon. He's not a timelord either haha, it's a recast. Something quite common in fiction actually. If anyone said he's a timelord, they were joking. I personally don't think you...

Based for including the Return of the Man from U.N.C.L.E.: The Fifteen Years Later Affair cameo in that list, lol.