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Yes. It's calculated based on how long it's been since Alien: Resurrection came out, so, hypothetically, if Ripley-8 showed up in the movie, she'd have aged correctly. Though, obviously it's not technically true that the movie is set in 2409. It could, and likely might be, hundreds of years...

Well, maybe Prey 2 could lead into it. We don't know yet.

There was a timeline someone did for it that broke it down. Dutch and Mike are in it. Makes sense to me to reduce the timeline as much as possible to fit with Hunting Grounds' tapes, though obviously you could throw it way in the future and just assume they look young for animation purposes...

If we want to fix the continuity errors regarding Weyland-Yutani in Alien: Earth, we must accept that Weyland Corp is not a continuation of Weyland Industries. It's the only way to resolve the fact that Weyland-Yutani existed simultaneously with Weyland Corp prior to the 2099 merger...

Weyland Industries (formed pre-2004) Appearances Alien vs. Predator Predator: Concrete Jungle Owned By Charles Bishop Weyland (Alien vs. Predator) Weyland (Predator: Concrete Jungle) Yutani Corporation Merger 2030-2055 Weyland Corporation (formed 2012) Appearances Prometheus Underwater Owned...

Noooooo... you're not getting it. The company in that game is Weyland Industries, not Weyland Corp. Separate things.

Not sure The Strain or The Walking Dead could fit, haha.

That would be a very annoying timeline to do, mind you. Two and a Half Men is all I could manage. Lenny Lex Luthor is in that one. :p

Good find.

I was gonna say something about Tommy Westphall, but you honestly covered every connection I could find. Huh... I guess it doesn't have any loose ends.

@Megatron Dick Jones Terminator/Robocop: Kill Human #3 (set in 1995) RoboCop (Set in 1991/2030)

I don't think this guy technically counts as a Morlun variant, honestly.

Peter died in 2093 and his company was absorbed in the following years. That's accurate.

https://avp.fandom.com/wiki/Weyland_Industries https://avp.fandom.com/wiki/Weyland_Corp https://avp.fandom.com/wiki/Weyland-Yutani_Corporation It is unknown whether Weyland Industries took over the Yutani Corporation or vice versa, but certainly the Yutani Corporation, post-merger with Weyland...

Charles Bishop Weyland formed the company known as Weyland Industries. The logo matches Weyland-Yutani's future logo. He dies in 2004. Sometime between 2030 (Predator: Concrete Jungle) and 2055 (Alien: Earth flashbacks), this company merged with the Yutani Corporation. The Yutani Corporation's...

Yes.

I know a lot of people are saying otherwise, but really, the show doesn't have any contradictions. The one it does have is easily explainable because AVP is canon, too.

He actually said that he did it to avoid contradicting Fede and Noah's works on Alien: Romulus and Alien: Earth. He added the Weyland-Yutani eye as a nod to the former, in fact. In other words... ALIEN: EARTH IS CANON!

I think you could make the claim that the actual events in the comic are vague enough to the point that Pennyworth's London could happen, or at least that the comic could largely happen similarly in Gotham's timeline. The nuke in London is a reasonable origin for a version of Norsefire to...