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Ehh, I'd try to find the Deadlin article, instead of a random X account sourcing Deadline

X-Men has the official game as an entry. (We're still talking about the legacy universes, right?)

I'd also remove the comics and videogames, personally.

Ah yes, sorry, that's what I meant. Edited.

I'm not sure if I'm in the minority, but I don't feel like we should put anything other than the main entries (movies and shows) of legacy universes in the simplified order. It's getting kind of cluttered that way.

Uh, spoiler tag?

Obviously I hope they reference Netflix Iron Fist, but it's been known for months (at least according to leaks) there was going to be a female Iron Fist named Janora. That's why I'm asking why suddenly people think it's Wu Ao-Shi.

Am I missing something? She only says she's playing Iron Fist, not Wu Ao-Shi.

No, he's right

I'm honestly not sure, they don't show it, but they do show newspapers. I couldn't spot any dates, though.

Timeline placements F4 Movie starts During the movie The post credit scene takes place

I'm seeing Fantastic Four in an hour, let's gooo

Eh, if we put in The New Mutants and Kraven, we should definitely put in Daredevil and Blade. Either way, I really really appreciate you putting the Multiverse content in the viewing order. It's how I personally consider the MCU to be complete, so it's a great addition.

Yeah, but it's not like they specify the months or something, unfortunately. I'm also not sure if we should see the comic book as taking place at one moment in time (as in it's being told all at once), instead of every flashback individually. Because some scenes look like they're TV interviews...

The only timeline indicator is that they've been FF for four years, and Mole Man was the first villain they encountered. Whether that's weeks or months after they got powers is vague.

One is the Council of Kangs, the second is the Loki S2 scene (where they see Victor Timely for the first time)

That's the Marvels. Quantumania is the Council of Kangs scene.

The Black Panther one is pretty good, it's a good addition to the era where a lot of tie-in media filled in the blanks of the period between Civil War and Infinity War. I really miss tie-in media like that, shame they stopped.

Yup, that's how I basically treat all other movies and shows too (X-Men '97, Spidey movies etc.); an extension of the what if ending montage. Especially for a viewing order that's the best option, I think.