Once again the MCU proves itself to not release things in chronological order, so casuals are always going to be slightly confused to the order of events since release order is usually taken as gospel.
I wouldn't take it with a grain of salt, since the whole point of it is that he knows exactly how long it's been since the breakup. As for the political turmoil, I don't think it means Love & Thunder has to exactly be around FFH/NWH as the turmoil could be going on a while before or after the events of those movies.
Right after he says "give or take" which is the joke. He knows exactly how long it's been and "give or take" is him trying to brush that off.
That's certainly easier to read, but I haven't seen those episodes. Do they overlap closely, or are there extra scenes in 3x10?
That could work well for the prelude comics too.
That version would work best for something like The Flash's many different POV's of the particle accelerator explosion.
I don't remember if there are added scenes, but we do see and hear scenes from 3x09 from the perspective of the time-traveled characters.
I’m with it, I absolutely despise time travel. So do whatever you want with it.
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There haven't been precise dates given for these.
Yeah I know I was hoping for some clues and stuff in the series that answered them. While back I saw someone mention that Marc became Moon Knight in 2015 based on information in the series and I still don't know what that was.
I think so too, but I didn't see anything that "definitely," said it had to be 2024. And of course, the Disney + placement has Ms. Marvel as being the most recent thing on their timeline placement. Further proof they're just lazily putting anything set "present-day" by release order. Loki and What-If being outside the main timeline, explain how they got them right.
