Alien vs. Predator - Headcanon Timeline

It's not that confusing. It doesn't have a proper placement. It's set after 2012... that's all we know. 2020 probably works better with the technology and development of the AVP universe. Fuck knows how R. H. Weyland would fit into the Weyland family tree.

I took out 2000 and 2050, since David Carradine appears to be voicing a different Frankenstein in Death Race to his original incarnation (apparently someone from the 3rd film). It's already difficult enough to reconcile everything.
 
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It's not that confusing. It doesn't have a proper placement. It's set after 2012... that's all we know. 2020 probably works better with the technology and development of the AVP universe. Fuck knows how R. H. Weyland would fit into the Weyland family tree.

I took out 2000 and 2050, since David Carradine appears to be voicing a different Frankenstein in Death Race to his original incarnation (apparently someone from the 3rd film). It's already difficult enough to reconcile everything.
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RH Weyland is probably a distant cousin or something
 
Weyland-Yutani's UA 571-D Ground Sentry (from Firefly) is the same name as Weyland-Yutani's UA 571-C Automated Sentry Gun (from Aliens) but with the letter D, I assume it was loosely intended to imply that it's a later version of the same gun developed for a different purpose. Honestly, even as an easter egg that shows up on-screen for a few seconds, that detail gives it a lot more validity than if it were just the logo.

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UA 571-C Automated Sentry Gun

The UA 571-C Automated Sentry Gun,[1] known colloquially as the "Robot Sentry", is a tripod-mounted automated perimeter defense system employed by the United States Colonial Marine Corps to deliver pre-set automatic fire to any hostile within range or area targets. They are equipped with M30...
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UA 571-D Ground Sentry

The UA 571-D Ground Sentry was a 12mm anti-aircraft artillery emplacement manufactured by Weyland-Yutani. Malcolm Reynolds, a sergeant for the Independent Planets, used one of these emplacements to shoot down an Alliance skiff during the Battle of Serenity Valley. The weapon appears to be the...
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also according to the Whedonverse wiki this are the Series that share a universe:

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Whedonverse

"He [Joss Whedon] is the gravitational center of the Whedonverse, a galaxy that spins recurring actors and themes through an orbital system of TV shows, films and comic books that all share similar traits: a unique brand of witty dialogue, relatable characters and fantasy/sci-fi mythology...
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also according to the Whedonverse wiki this are the Series that share a universe:

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Whedonverse

"He [Joss Whedon] is the gravitational center of the Whedonverse, a galaxy that spins recurring actors and themes through an orbital system of TV shows, films and comic books that all share similar traits: a unique brand of witty dialogue, relatable characters and fantasy/sci-fi mythology...
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Yup Ik Caleb and Malcolm have the same face and voice.. well ehm just close an eye on that.
 
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