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Also, I might start adding to the rough timeline, and have just timeline outlines and detailed timelines be linked to the parent message, at least until I use up all the character space

… screw it, let's timestamp the Gravity Falls flashbacks. I'm gonna put just the episode titles and number here for now. Im assuming 207̃012 is after Treasure Planet. As always, WIP Gravity Falls - #FF5C00 ~65 million BC ??? 1x09 The Time Traveller's Pig (0:16:32-0:16:36) 1837 ??? 1x08...

I mean just the piece of media that includes the crossover. For example, only the comic Donald Duck, or only the episode with the mug portal

Off the top of my head, the Asterix & Obelisk/Donald Duck crossover and the Gravity Falls mug portal in Rick & Morty, there are probably others I’m blanking on right now but you get the point

I’ve been thinking this over for a little bit and… what do people think of including non-Disney things that crossed over with Disney, but only the crossover part of it (similar to how only one Goldbergs episode is on the NoES timeline, not all of them)

That could be any scarecrow, it’s not uncommon to have the head be a pumpkin

Always nice to get Universal Monsters back into the conversation, that’s a lot to add though and I doubt @Pro Bot is up to it right now (or where they actually stand on Universal Monsters, TBH)

There’s nothing to assume otherwise, and their 1600s happened at the same time, so I’d presume so

Rewatching the series for timelining. In 1x01, there's immediately a flashback sequence to the last three times Luz was imprisoned. The Romeo and Juliet tryout flashback takes place on July 15th so apparently they finish school a lot later. The second flashback in that sequence takes place...

Somehow I read 1994 as ‘95 yesterday, all the evidence I provided for ‘95 was meant to be for ‘94. As for the Buzz Lightyears not selling in ‘95, I feel that only places the first movie in a range of anywhere between ‘94 and ‘95. I doubt the people working on Lightyear actually bothered to work...

This is the main reason for the 1994 placement, I guess I misread it yesterday (or whenever we started this conversation)

Lemme double check that then if it’s like that on the timeline…

I'll be sure to stay spoiler-free, then

When did I say 1994? I may have made a typo at some point, if I did that’s my bad. The Finding Nemo calendar does line up with the respective year, people are just stupid

So apparently 2x14 establishes it’s August, guess I misinterpreted that episode since school hadn’t started. That calendar only works with 2022, so that takes place from May/June to early September of 2022, then it’s established the epilogue takes place some time between 3-4 years after the main...

Just finished Owl House, there's actually quite a lot of good things for dating the flashbacks in it, I just need to see if I wanna go for 2019-2022 or 2020-2022 then I can work from there. Though, I don’t know if I’ll go with either, the show seems to heavily imply it all takes place over a few...

I feel if they made the intentional choice to make it ambiguous, then you shouldn’t use the original scripts as a basis - they changed it for a reason. I’ve based this off a lot of actual dates in the movies, most notably the calendars all being able to align the days the months begin on this way

It’s based off the time jump from the start of Toy Story 4. I’ve debated it with myself earlier in this thread, Bonnie’s age was a bit of an issue but this was the best way I could find to do it

Actually, based off Timon and Pumbaa, it’d be around the same time as Beauty and the Beast. I forgot their name, but the clock guy literally appears in that show

Yeah, that’s what I based it off