JudgeDreddpool
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Sorry, WHAT?!
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Are you talking about Judith Myers? It was discussed a while back.
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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.
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
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Which thread
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Ah
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More consistent with Blade Runner, Soldier, Underwater, etc.
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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...
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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Yup Ik Caleb and Malcolm have the same face and voice.. well ehm just close an eye on that.also according to the Whedonverse wiki this are the Series that share a universe:
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...
What does the placement have to do with the consistency of the tech?
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The technology in Death Race is less advanced than those films. It makes a small, minimal difference to place it just a little earlier to them.
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Lol, Cabin in the Woods? I don't know about that one.also according to the Whedonverse wiki this are the Series that share a universe:
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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It even automatically locks on like a WY gun. A very interesting easter egg. Firefly works well for another reason too, being that the Earth in the 26th century is a dead planet, just like how it's pretty much on its way in Alien: Resurrection. WY apparently saved much of Earth but I think you could rationalise it as it still being a total mess with only a few people living on it. The Sea of Sorrows novel is likely the biggest issue, since there's still humans on Earth in 2497, only 20 years before Firefly.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.
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...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...
There's information on the Firefly wiki timeline that would contradict, but it's completely unsourced.
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What is all connected in this Val Verde-verse?
Obviously Predator (and thus Alien and so on), Die Hard (thus Ricochet, Loaded Weapon 1, Chuck), Supercarrier, Adventure Inc., Sheena (Comic)
And maybe some others?
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I will mention that Buffy's "Xenomorph" isn't really a Xenomorph.
One of these...
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...turned one of these...
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Into one of them.
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Although this is a real Yautja (presumably), it was apparently in another dimension, if I understand correctly.
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Also, The Abyss is (probably) loosely linked to The Terminator franchise.
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One of these...
Zompire
“Everyone who's turned since the Seed was destroyed is a zombie vampire.” ―Buffy Summers[src] Zompire was a type of vampire who was sired during the end of magic, resulting in a creature with the common powers of a vampire but without sapience. The term, coined by Xander, was a portmanteau of...
...turned one of these...
Bug crew
“You — poor orphaned crew of the unpronounceable — you brought me onboard in hopes that together we could find your purpose.” ―Spike[src] Spike had as his crew a group of giant bug-like interdimensional creatures, who served him in a flying ship. Accepting the term "insect" to describe...
Into one of them.
Space-bug-zompire thing
The "space-bug-zompire thing" was the term Spike used to refer the end result of one of his bug crewmates being sired by a zompire, creating a unique demon life form. Due to the destruction of the Seed of Wonder, the bug mutated into a monstrous, vampiric beast with insectoid attributes and a...
Although this is a real Yautja (presumably), it was apparently in another dimension, if I understand correctly.
Predator
An unidentified creature was one of the gladiators in the dimension both Buffy and Angel were trapped and set to fight.[1] The creature is a reference to the Yautja, the extraterrestrial species from the Predator franchise. From the same fictional universe as the Predator, the Buffyverse also...
Also, The Abyss is (probably) loosely linked to The Terminator franchise.
How The Terminator Franchise Connects to James Cameron's The Abyss
The oil companies always survive.
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Tho if we could take it as a different Xenomorph breed specie.I will mention that Buffy's "Xenomorph" isn't really a Xenomorph.
One of these...
Zompire
“Everyone who's turned since the Seed was destroyed is a zombie vampire.” ―Buffy Summers[src] Zompire was a type of vampire who was sired during the end of magic, resulting in a creature with the common powers of a vampire but without sapience. The term, coined by Xander, was a portmanteau of...
...turned one of these...
Bug crew
“You — poor orphaned crew of the unpronounceable — you brought me onboard in hopes that together we could find your purpose.” ―Spike[src] Spike had as his crew a group of giant bug-like interdimensional creatures, who served him in a flying ship. Accepting the term "insect" to describe...
Into one of them.
Space-bug-zompire thing
The "space-bug-zompire thing" was the term Spike used to refer the end result of one of his bug crewmates being sired by a zompire, creating a unique demon life form. Due to the destruction of the Seed of Wonder, the bug mutated into a monstrous, vampiric beast with insectoid attributes and a...
Although this is a real Yautja (presumably), it was apparently in another dimension, if I understand correctly.
Predator
An unidentified creature was one of the gladiators in the dimension both Buffy and Angel were trapped and set to fight.[1] The creature is a reference to the Yautja, the extraterrestrial species from the Predator franchise. From the same fictional universe as the Predator, the Buffyverse also...
Also, The Abyss is (probably) loosely linked to The Terminator franchise.
How The Terminator Franchise Connects to James Cameron's The Abyss
The oil companies always survive.
For the predator he could be from their universe, as in city of despair both Buffy and Angel gets brought there, so if more thatn 1 people can come from the same universe why not a 3rd one.
And we still have the Whedonverse.
P.S. Hellboy is def from his universe and not native to Buffy.
