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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.

There are also animated Among Us trailers. Also, would Henry Stickmin work with Subway Surfers considering the clash in the styles? Unless it's just artistic license.

https://news.tfw2005.com/2025/11/06/transformers-aligned-continuity-binder-of-revelation-posted-in-full-551133 The Binder of Revelation, which is the basis of the Aligned timeline, has been leaked. But the timeline in the book has been altered and includes AOE stuff.

Tony Hawk games canon to Earth-20824? Footage from Tony Hawk: It uses voice lines, music and the transition effect from the Spider-Man 2000 game. In the Spider-Man 2000 game, Spider-Man says he skated with Tony Hawk when he sees the Tony Hawk billboard.

Yeah but Texas Chainsaw Massacre is a slasher flick. Meanwhile, Marvel movies, including the old movies, are usually more hopeful. So, for, say, the Raimiverse to get erased for shock value feels tonally off. Most horror movies aren't actually scary anyway, especially slashers. The...

https://archive.org/details/a-treatise-on-reality-in-comic-literature/Treatise%20on%20Reality%20in%20Comic%20Literature%2C%20A%20%28Mark%20Gruenwald%2C%201976%29%20%28fanzine%29%20%28Mark%20Bowen%29/page/72/mode/1up This is also It is interesting that the MCU Multiverse lore is fairly...

I was thinking of something, considering the fact that He Who Remains' timeline (TRN870) is the version of the MCU that existed prior to the Kang Multiversal war, does the only difference of that universe's version of the Infinity Saga the fact that Loki in Endgame didn't take the Tesseract and...

In Marvel, Megaverse realities like the New Universe (in one issue of Quasar, Uatu told Quasar that him entering the New Universe meant he left the Marvel Multiverse and entered the Megaverse) or Ultraverse have interacted with 616 and have received Earth numbers. So, it is possible for 199999...

I just see it as a Megaverse situation in the worst case scenario, meaning MCU is a different multiverse from the Marvel Comics multiverse, but they are both in the same Marvel Megaverse, or that MCU is a subset of the larger Marvel Comics Multiverse (I prefer the latter option).