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It's just a thing.

No, because they don't have any relation to their live-action counterparts. Back to the Future does.

Is there a reason it would be?

Yeah, a pocket dimension created by the portal once Brown placed his LEGO minifigure on the portal base.

Also, it's just cleaner to separate them anyway. I think you could include LEGO Dimensions as a shifted reality where, after the Doc Brown advert, reality was shifted by the LEGO portal, creating a temporary reality where the level pack happens (the first movie, I think?), then the part of the...

It's Twin Pine Mall in the Transformers crossover comic... I guess the first two pages are in the timeline where Brown gets killed by terrorists, with page 3 onwards being in the 1955 timeline where the first two pages happened slightly differently (due to being shifted to "Lone Pine Mall")...

That actually has connections, though. The same president from Spy Kids was in We Can Be Heroes, which featured Sharkboy and Lavagirl. Also, the fictional brands from Tarantino and Rodriguez films are technically in-universe references rather than in-jokes.

I wouldn't really include it anywhere, to be honest.

There could be a solid argument for The Polar Express being connected, though. Same director, there's a Flux Capacitor and a reference to the Lone Pine Mall. The movie is set in 1956. Since Marty hit a tree in 1955, changing the Twin Pine Mall in 1985 into the Lone Pine Mall, it's set in a...

I haven't technically done a Back to the Future timeline here, but that's what one would look like.

Not Back to the Future related, that's for sure.

What makes you think that?

In other words, the Transformers crossover is the real continuation of the 1955 portion of the Back to the Future movie. The ending of the film is actually set in a separate timeline that branches between 1955 and, I guess, 1974, leading to the Cybertronians not showing up. It actually works...

Timeline 1 1943 ???? Back to the Future #1, "Untold Tales and Alternate Timelines, Part 2: Looking for a Few Good Scientists" 1962 October 24 Back to the Future #2, "Untold Tales and Alternate Timelines, Part 3: The Doc Who Never Was" (Flashback) October 25 Back to the Future #2, "Untold Tales...

Oh, and The Earth Day Special might count, but its a case where every single other crossover has to be ignored.

Also, Back to the Future comics add Transformers (albeit the comic crossover is set in a timeline that diverges just before the end of the first movie).

I guess there's not that many, mind you. They're just complicated.

I read a direct quote from Tarantino placing it in the Movie-Movie Universe... even though that's dumb. I mean, you can "death of the artist" it if you want. Sure! Buuut... for consistency... Back to the Future comics kinda have to be added.

Thinking about it, isn't From Dusk Till Dawn: The Series technically set in the "Movie-Television Universe"? It's a reboot set in the same multiverse as the Movie-Movie Universe that was probably made within the Realer-Than-Real Universe... I think? Also, I think watching all universes...

Looks like Tarantino disagrees. The script references those movies, soooo... canon.