Arrowverse / DC-CW Timeline (v 3.0)

[barryh]

It does. However, that doesn't make it Arrowverse any more than the DCEU or Stargirl.

The Arrowverse, I would say, used to refer to the entire multiverse. Then, when Crisis on Infinite Earths happened, that could no longer be considered the case due to how many things were connected.

So, Earth-Prime is the Arrowverse for simplicity. Earth-1, Earth-38 and Earth-BL can be taken as Arrowverse due to Earth-Prime being a merger of those worlds.

Thanks, that's helpful. I assumed Crisis on Infinite Earths had just referenced non-Arrowverse shows and films - I didn't know any references went the other way.

 

[Pro Bot]

I take it that the World's Finest crossover between Supergirl and The Flash involved Barry time travelling to the Future within Earth-38? I mean, he did return to Earth-1 a second or two after he left.

 

[Pro Bot]

For viewing order purposes, I just placed Supergirl 1x06-1x18 before The Flash 2x18 since that episode is chronologically right after (and before) his visit to Earth-38.

 

[Pro Bot]

Legendary

"Is this 2016? Is this May, 2016?" "Yeah?" "You're exactly were you said you'd be. Do not get on that ship. If you do, you're all dead." "Says who?" "Says you, Mr. Rory. You sent me." "I'm sorry, who exactly are you?" "My name is Rex Tyler. I'm a member of the Justice Society of America." —Rex...

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• Quentin explains to Sara that he's the only member of Team Arrow around because everyone else is working to take down Darhk. Thus, this episode likely takes place during Arrow Season 4's "Genesis" since during that episode:
  • Oliver and Felicity are in Hub City meeting with Esrin Fortuna.
  • Diggle is in A.R.G.U.S. protection with Lyla and Sara.
  • Thea is on a "vacation" with Alex Davis.

Thoughts?

 

[Pro Bot]

Vixen

For other uses of "Vixen", see Vixen (disambiguation). Vixen is an animated web series that premiered on CW Seed on August 25, 2015. It is set in the same universe as both Arrow and The Flash.[1] The first season spans six parts, as a sort of origin story for Vixen. Having always had the...

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Marc Guggenheim has definitively stated that the first season takes place circa Arrow's "The Offer".[4][5]

 

[Pro Bot]

That's referring to Season 1's events, not the extra scenes from the movie.

 

[Pro Bot]

Based on contextual clues, the second season takes place somewhere between Arrow's "Legends of Yesterday" and The Flash's "Running to Stand Still" as Ray Palmer is no longer presumed dead (found alive in Arrow's "Lost Souls"), Barry does not comment on Oliver's sleeveless costume (he is surprised to notice it during the Heroes Join Forces crossover), Jefferson Jackson is now Firestorm (The Flash's "The Fury of Firestorm"), Mark Mardon is not in Iron Heights (he was arrested in The Flash's "Running to Stand Still"), and the Legends have not yet been recruited by Rip Hunter. Furthermore, Vixen: The Movie indicates that a year has passed since the events of the first season and Oliver Queen is currently running for mayor of Star City, as seen in Arrow season four.

Also, Season 2 (or, the latter half) is set between Arrow 4x08 and The Flash 2x09.

 

[selfishmisery]

It's gonna be a while before I return to this.