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I haven't rewatched X-Men: TAS since childhood, which is the reason I haven't started watching X-Men '97, so I can't weigh in on this. A decision on how to handle it will likely be made once the season concludes. The Appendix has an editor who dedicates his time to the X-Men: TAS profiles (and...

I agree with Pro Bot. Of course, I hope this turns out to be just a Twitter crap and there won't be any further headaches regarding the X-Men timeline, but from the perspective of the broader Multiverse and the Appendix, regardless of what the movies say, these will continue to be viewed as...

I haven't finished reading the entire Spawn yet and am still a long way off from that particular storyline, so I wanted to ask those in the know: how was Chapel’s involvement in Al’s death handled later on? Was it completely ignored with the narrative treating it as if it had been Jessica Priest...

The Image Universe(s) is (are) theoretically part of the Marvel Megaverse because Image Comics started out at Malibu Comics, has its own version of Angela, who is now a fully owned Marvel character, and in the 90s, translations of some titles (including Spawn) were published by Marvel Italia.

I think it's just an error on wiki's part. I'm not aware of any connections between Lady Death and the Sigilverse.

Incidentally, Daredevil Vol 2 made several references to the View Askewniverse movies as fictional, but at the same time hinted at Jay and Silent Bob existing as real people in the 616

We can explain this by saying that on Earth-616, the latest View Askewniverse movies took place earlier than they actually did. While reading, I thought the one-shot took place in Marvel's 2000s era, but due to Kamala's appearance, it should be at least after the 2014 comics. It's funny to...

It was officially stated that this is an alternate timeline, even though the series is part of the SSU. It's like Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man to the MCU.

Rugrats is the only one that comes to mind, though I think there were other Nickelodeon comics released during the 1990s. But SpongeBob, Jimmy Neutron, etc. are not on the table, of course, and never will be. The timelines from Ur were added solely because Stephen King's works are interconnected...

Mortal Kombat is Earth-82924, Transformers: The Movie comic adaptation is Earth-86154

I agree

Not yet. When Across the Spider-Verse came out, it was decided to leave it alone for the time being. That could change, but I can't make any guarantees.

I was hoping it would be revealed in Imperial Guardians, but no such luck yet. I wrote to the Marvel Heroes Office a while back, never received a reply.

Correct. Won't be designated until Marvel asks directly.

This was already obvious given the resemblances and the suspiciously similar name. Now, in addition to a vague comment from the director, we also have direct confirmation from the actor himself: Now the question is: will Marvel keep this same actor, or replace him with a more well-known one...

This merely serves as further proof that the screenwriters didn't look back at the animated series and planned Heroes United as its own thing. The differences regarding Zzzax make a convincing case that these are distinct universes; however, your explanations for the inconsistencies will hold up...

Thanks! It's likely they will be kept separate.

On the Marvel Database Discord, someone suggested merging Heroes United with Earth-12041. Does anyone know if they'd fit? I only watched Iron Man and Hulk when it first came out, but I don't remember much of it.

What about Laff-A-Lympics?

Fast and Furious. Tokyo Drift's setting was retconned into 2014.