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I’ll look into them, when I have the time. Probably won’t be able to have a look until Monday, though

I completely understand this, endless filler is not a good thing to do from a narrative perspective. Though I feel with franchise that have thousands of characters and numerous ongoing comic runs, the filler is needed. If a character was completely ignored for years, then brought back people...

Usually I'd see a thread dedicated to documenting fan-fiction and go "Ew, cringe" but Undertale's fandom is very unique. They latched onto the idea of Undertale and wrote countless stories about it which has essentially become its own community, with its own multiverse. Personally, the best way...

Has anyone done an Underverse timeline? Not quite sure how I’d order the other AUs, but I’d want to at least include them - at the very least as separate sections

People kinda just… become Dracula. Or the Invisible Man. Or the Mummy. Or Wolfman. There’s no lore significance (I think)

It’s just different iterations in the same universe

This one

It’s like the second or third comment on this thread

Time travel has always been the explanation for the inconsistencies in this thread, yeah. Though, I think they actually gave an explanation for Michael’s returns in the Thorn Trilogy

Would that be the Beavis and Butt-head universe, or just a clone one with the marvel comics?

I’ve said it a few times how this will work. Also, Bart’s Birthday basically confirms the show runs on a script anyway, reinforcing what I have said about the nature of many of these shows. Basically, Family Guy establishes that characters that are recurring characters very close to the main...

I’ve fixed these timestamps, as I had some time to kill

The Office is interesting, actually. One episode features the Muppets, which brings loads of stuff along. Of course there’s the usual Jim Henson puppet shows that all share a universe, but then there’s also Alf, which crossed over with Sesame Street (I believe) and also appeared in Young...

I personally feel as though it kinda works like DofP, where the timeline gets reset (only instead of creating a new universe, it just overwrites what was previously there) apart from the few cases where it’s meant to happen (time travel is weird, sometimes it’s meant to happen and thus alway...

Timey-wimey-wibbly-wobbly mess, I guess

I mean, I guess just searching “which timelines are time travel, which are divergent” online would only give you the movie timelines…

The info’s probably online somewhere, TBH

They experience the tales told where they’ve been placed in the timeline, but the whole point of the show is that they’re telling stories of past adventures. I feel it’d be better to watch recaps later in the watch - when you probably forgot all the details - than right after you just watched it...

You don’t have to watch Tales of the TARDIS, but I feel the optimal place to put them would be there (or before Disney S1, since that’s when it came out)

But since they’re considered canon, it would make more sense to put them where they’re meant to be