How? Nick Fury is the lead in the show and he was blipped.
Secret Invasion takes place during the Blip!
How? Nick Fury is the lead in the show and he was blipped.
Secret Invasion takes place during the Blip!
I'd say keep this timeline to just MCU franchise projects. So include Deadpool 3 but not the others. The character is crossing timelines, just let it be the character, no need to cross the timelines themselves hereIt might get complicated down the line if we did that. Deadpool 3, for example, brings in the entire X-Men franchise. What are we supposed to call X-Men: First Class? It's technically Earth-10005, Earth-66250, Earth-41633, Earth-17315 and Earth-18315 at the same time. What about The Gifted? That show is intended to be in the Days of Future Past timeline according to the latest statement by Matt Nix (sorry Blink). The wiki has it with it's own number because the statements have also been murky. Helstrom also has it's own TRN number despite being set in the MCU. TRNs in general are fan-made for use on the Marvel wiki.
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I mean, you can make it an MCU Multiverse timeline if you like. Viewing Order gets a little wacky with the SSU involved, but sure.
Yeah, I'm saying it would be difficult to add every movie to this timeline when it gets to that point.I'd say keep this timeline to just MCU franchise projects. So include Deadpool 3 but not the others. The character is crossing timelines, just let it be the character, no need to cross the timelines themselves here
Honestly, I said it before but it doesn't take less than a week to get to Clint. He's an Avenger and hung out with Nat, and worked for SHIELD, who helped set up his farm away from the hero life. Evan as Ronin he was able to remain stealthy for 5 years. How on Earth would it make any sense for Yelena to magically get hired, find Clint, discover who hired her isn't the client, research the person WHO HIRED THE PERSON to hire her, figure out that she had a daughter, research her, get to NYC, with a plan to take him down, all in the span of what...2 days? I honestly can't buy it. Assassin's need time to complete their contracts, that almost universal in every assassin film ever made. It's far more believable in canon, that she was hired at least a month beforehand if not several months beforehand and took that time to get her plan together and do all that research.I know I'm a bit out-numbered on when the Black Widow Post-Credit's scene takes place, but I'm still not happy with it being where it's set. Is there any possible head-canon way to explain it being in Spring 2024 without blatant contradiction to canon?
100% agree. It's very sloppy and clumsy otherwise. Would this line of reasoning break canon in any way?Honestly, I said it before but it doesn't take less than a week to get to Clint. He's an Avenger and hung out with Nat, and worked for SHIELD, who helped set up his farm away from the hero life. Evan as Ronin he was able to remain stealthy for 5 years. How on Earth would it make any sense for Yelena to magically get hired, find Clint, discover who hired her isn't the client, research the person WHO HIRED THE PERSON to hire her, figure out that she had a daughter, research her, get to NYC, with a plan to take him down, all in the span of what...2 days? I honestly can't buy it. Assassin's need time to complete their contracts, that almost universal in every assassin film ever made. It's far more believable in canon, that she was hired at least a month beforehand if not several months beforehand and took that time to get her plan together and do all that research.
Then how can Nick Fury be in it?
Secret Invasion takes place during the Blip!
The show will be set after FFH, and possibly Ms. Marvel or The Marvels, maybe flashbacks of some Skrulls infiltrating the high rank persons on the world, but Secret Invasion is definitley post-2024, with some relation with Armor Wars through James Rhodes making an appearenceThen how can Nick Fury be in it?
Was there ever any plans for William Hurt to appear? If so, I hope they already filmed those scenes. Too bad we'll never see him again.So, it's confirmed that Wong will appear, so taking Shang Chi as reference, maybe he search for a very good lawyer to defend Blonsky in a trial and opens a portal to New York to bring Matt or Foggy, still ridiculous but, No Way Home done the same with the other Spideys so... (obviously if set in Los Angeles)![]()
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That’s a shame! We probably will never see Ross become Red Hulk, unless they get someone elseWas there ever any plans for William Hurt to appear? If so, I hope they already filmed those scenes. Too bad we'll never see him again..
Maybe they can bring back Liv Tyler as Betty Ross again to attend her father's funeral in some project?
We may see a different character become Red Hulk. It is the MCU after all, we've seen changes like that before and with William Hurt dead it may be the only way we get him.That’s a shame! We probably will never see Ross become Red Hulk, unless they get someone else
They might introduce Robert Maverick, who's also Red Hulk in the comics.We may see a different character become Red Hulk. It is the MCU after all, we've seen changes like that before and with William Hurt dead it may be the only way we get him.
Wade doesn't actually kill baby Hitler in an extended scene, and Peter was such a nothing human being in the grand scheme of things, I would imagine those weren't impactful enough to create branches - but rather alterations to the current timeline.It might get complicated down the line if we did that. Deadpool 3, for example, brings in the entire X-Men franchise. What are we supposed to call X-Men: First Class? It's technically Earth-10005, Earth-66250, Earth-41633, Earth-17315 and Earth-18315 at the same time. What about The Gifted? That show is intended to be in the Days of Future Past timeline according to the latest statement by Matt Nix (sorry Blink). The wiki has it with it's own number because the statements have also been murky. Helstrom also has it's own TRN number despite being set in the MCU. TRNs in general are fan-made for use on the Marvel wiki.
Not to mention realities without even a temporary number, such as:
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I mean, you can make it an MCU Multiverse timeline if you like. Viewing Order gets a little wacky with the SSU involved, but sure.
Of course, but does that not make Peter dying an altered timeline, since he couldn't be both dead and alive? Was Deadpool always there with Hitler in 1889 in the X-Men film timeline?Wade doesn't actually kill baby Hitler in an extended scene, and Peter was such a nothing human being in the grand scheme of things, I would imagine those weren't impactful enough to create branches - but rather alterations to the current timeline.
As Ryan Reynolds, yeah that would create some unknown branch.
I personally don't think so since it's mostly head canoning out the logic anyway. Had we been given a more concrete date of WHEN Elenor, Wilson, and Yelena made that job hire happen we'd be able to say yay or nay.100% agree. It's very sloppy and clumsy otherwise. Would this line of reasoning break canon in any way?
Just going to remind everyone that Fury told Carol in the 90's that he doesn't like diagonally cut sandwiches, and yet in Age of Ultron...he cuts his sandwich diagonally. Talos may have been doubling Fury for far longer than the blip.Then how can Nick Fury be in it?
Still either is Talos or Fury one got snapped, and both are appearing on Secret Invasion, it has to be after EndgameJust going to remind everyone that Fury told Carol in the 90's that he doesn't like diagonally cut sandwiches, and yet in Age of Ultron...he cuts his sandwich diagonally. Talos may have been doubling Fury for far longer than the blip.
Peter didn't do anything to change the course of events that lead to the remainder of the film, regardless if he lived or died. Hitler....well, Wade just picked him and cradled him briefly.Of course, but does that not make Peter dying an altered timeline, since he couldn't be both dead and alive? Was Deadpool always there with Hitler in 1889 in the X-Men film timeline?
What I'm saying is yes, that IS an altered timeline. Ripples make slight meaningless little changes that weren't there before in the current timeline, but MAJOR waves of changes cause branches.Of course, but does that not make Peter dying an altered timeline, since he couldn't be both dead and alive? Was Deadpool always there with Hitler in 1889 in the X-Men film timeline?