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Hate it🤮. Not because that movie was perfect but because I don't like wishy washy continuity stuff like that. Logan is an exception as that one was always fairly removed from continuity.

He thinks that the post DP&W timeline is a completely rebooted one in which the older movies are not canon. Personally, I hope it's just the Logan movie that's non-canon but not the earlier movies. The only condradiction with the older movies so far is Mystique being alive while she died in Dark...

Yeah but I don't like not separating non-canon stuff from the canon timeline. Also, most likely eventually the two timelines will become incompatible anyway.

If the X-Men in Doomsday is supposed to be 10005, then Logan will remain as 17315, since Professor X is clearly alive in the upcoming movie, which will most likely condradict the Logan movie (unless this is a prequel to Logan, which is unlikely).

To see where the extended universe stuff fit into the overall timeline.

I think there can be a separate timeline for the non-canon extended universe stories.

https://marvel.fandom.com/wiki/Earth-709077 I contacted the Appendix editor Snood and I guess he brought it up to the other editors since Marvel Wiki (who is in contact with the Appendix) just decided to delete their Wikia page lol.

I don't know why the Appendix designated the 2099 seen in Deadpool GLI Summer Special as Earth-709077, when the writer clearly meant it to be Earth-2992 (Marvel Knights 2099). The comic literally references the Marvel Team-Up issues taking place on Earth-2992 and features characters from Marvel...

Bro I can't find the Thor teaser.

Yeah, maybe it won't fit in a timeline. Albeit I still consider them canon (Emma Frost was retconned though). These are the only three I could find.

@selfishmisery Could these be added to the timeline since they are in-universe? (also they should be archived as there are no mirrors I could find and I wouldn't be surprised if these get deleted someday).

I think at least the animated trailers can be added to the timeline.

There are some animated shorts in Innersloth's Youtube channel, as well as some live action shorts. https://www.youtube.com/@Innersloth/shorts

There are so many Marvel related Transformers realities that can be numbered. -UK alternate timeline where Galvatron kills Powermaster Optimus. -the G1 cartoon (it's a Marvel production) -Regeneration One (Marvel continuity continuation, albeit in my mind, this is Earth-91274) - Classics...

Marvel Wiki gave the TRN1719 designation to the Meet the FF cartoon.

I've read somewhere that the Superman vs Terminator crossover was referenced in a canon Superman comic, but IDK if it's true.

It's possible they will give us a TAS continuation after the current Spider-Man show is over, considering X-Men 97's popularity. If they do, I hope they involve John Semper. If not, at least this comic is better than nothing ig.

It's ok. The story is allright, the art is off-model for the characters and I think Peter's personality is also a bit off (he was less goofy and funnier in the show IMO).

I meant canonically (when you scan in medbay, it says you are like 3 feet for all of them).

Are the Among Us astronauts humans? They are all like 3 feet canonically.