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Everything post-flashpoint is E12

i dont think so wedding IS before waters he knows he's doomed but he's not the time lord victorious yet https://tardis.fandom.com/wiki/Theory:Timeline_-_Tenth_Doctor

given how expensive the productions for the reconstructions have been i imagine they'll wait a little while before adding it so it actually makes money beyond the usual obsessive collectors

underwater menace was fully animate and released earlier this month on dvd and blu ray

i would wait til it's over as i suspect a great deal of this is going to turn out to be toymaker shenanigans a great deal felt like that one scene where the blasts did no damage, everything was too choreographed

is worlds finest still doing this?

that is literally what i described and what @Megatron is getting objectively wrong by altering the mandated scale of sliding time, the most accurate order is simply a released order with accommodations made for arcs with the scale only existing as a means of indicating the 'true' passage of time...

no, the likes of Strange, JJJ and Sheldon are subject to sliding time, they would have once been born in those years but they have slid forward too https://marvel.fandom.com/wiki/Glossary:Sliding_Timescale i dont really get how its so hard to understand that fixed dates are completely...

have we considered the christmas cut of DP2? i get avoiding two cuts of the same film but it is in canon and you can take it as just be a literal retelling of the original events

honestly i have two marvel orders: fixed and sliding time, and i use both for ANY marvel media i consume, with 616 often placing on both but the most accurate marvel comic sliding timeline is literally just the release order. Time is always now, looping back future to past to now every time...

you're looking at it all far too literally. the entities inhabiting the timeline are unaware of compression or that their lives and pasts are constantly being rewritten. that this leads to contradictions or each year having four separate rounds of christmas specials is utterly irrelevant as is...

no, it has never worked like that since they introduced sliding. each marvel year isnt from january to december, it's month one to twelve. year one month one starts the moment the F4 are contacted by the cosmic rays beginning sliding time, so month one is november and twelve is the subsequent...

every four years following the release of F4 #1 is a marvel year Y1 Nov 1961-Oct 1965 2008 Y2 Nov 1965-Oct 1969 2009 Y3 1969-1973 2010 4 1973-1977 2011 5 1977-1981 2012 6 1981-1985 2013 7 1985-1989 2014 8 1989-1993 2015 9 1993-1997 2016 10 1997-2001 2017 11 2001-2005 2018 12 2005-2009 2019 13...

Chib's first season is basically an updated version of the Hartnell era's educational remit, but this is a very apt description of the rest of his run

Tales is probably going to somehow tie in to the events of the specials but if by new numbering you mean the rumour of the next season going back to Season One it's presumably a result of the disney deal only giving + the new content because starting with series 14 with no backlog available...

this might help but it has flaws due to its bat focus. tried to use it as a skeleton for a dc order once and you can tell whoever made it never read the green lantern issues with how out of place they are https://therealbatmanchronologyproject.com/

https://tardis.fandom.com/wiki/Theory:Timey-wimey_detector timelines for basically every character

you mean the pixar theory timeline or just toy story?

should be noted that no matter what part 3 does to the timeline, the dates for characters such as lego and ps4 spidey needs to be at least close to release date for their own continuities

fair but i dont see the third installment not making it a sliding timeline by the time it finally drops, but then it'd be pointless doing it now when we dont really know when it will actually be out and you'd just have to do it again