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People on the MCU wiki are trying to use Ulysses death as a further point to narrow the placement of werewolf by night but that brings it to December 29/30th 2025 which I think is way too late i think a halloween date either October 31st/November 1st works perfectly also they even mentioned it being a halloween event in the trailer which I think just cements it further on October 31st/November 1st
 
Just rewatched Love & Thunder on my 4K disc and noticed the Korg narration is actually him telling 2 separate stories. The opening narration with the flashbacks is on the same planet Thor and the Guardians are battling on. The people around him not only look similar to the others we see on the planet, but you can see the tree that Thor meditates at in the background. Implying he's telling the story about Thor before the opening fight. The epilogue narration about the events of the movie (guess we can assume he's telling it to a different planet's audience offscreen) isn't meant to be at the same time. Further proof of this is that in both, he discusses how he wants to introduce them to the Space Viking.
 
People on the MCU wiki are trying to use Ulysses death as a further point to narrow the placement of werewolf by night but that brings it to December 29/30th 2025 which I think is way too late i think a halloween date either October 31st/November 1st works perfectly also they even mentioned it being a halloween event in the trailer which I think just cements it further on October 31st/November 1st
Meh, I wouldn't take them saying its a halloween event as reasoning for it being around Halloween. Black Christmas is a Christmas movie that people watch in October because it's also a horror movie.
 
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People on the MCU wiki are trying to use Ulysses death as a further point to narrow the placement of werewolf by night but that brings it to December 29/30th 2025 which I think is way too late i think a halloween date either October 31st/November 1st works perfectly also they even mentioned it being a halloween event in the trailer which I think just cements it further on October 31st/November 1st
They're assuming tho that Ulysses died in 2025, he may have died on the last full moon of 2024. His body is very decayed and they turned it into an animatronic, plus they had to capture Man-Thing for this ritual and gather all the hunters there, they may have taken a year to get to this point.
 
They're assuming tho that Ulysses died in 2025, he may have died on the last full moon of 2024. His body is very decayed and they turned it into an animatronic, plus they had to capture Man-Thing for this ritual and gather all the hunters there, they may have taken a year to get to this point.
I think I'm going to base it off what Disney + does with the Guardians Holiday Special. If they set it after Werewolf by Night (which I'm expecting they will) I'm sticking with October. I think it's nice we will have both Hawkeye and the Holiday Special to determine what they see as 2024 and 2025 and 2025 and 2026.
 
A user on the wiki has pointed out that Michael Giacchino gave an interview confirming the makeup worn by Jack is for Dia De Los Muertos. So, it looks like October 31st-November 1st 2025 is pretty concrete. Who would have thought that Werewolf by Night would be this specific with its timeline placement lol.
 
Random thought but if Spider-Man: Freshman Year has their own version of Norman Osborn, like some photos that surfaced suggested, does that mean that version never finds out Peter Parker is Spider-Man?

Because if that Norman were to find out, that would create a plot hole with Far from Home; since the Raimiverse was a branch of the MCU and the whole thing was if anyone who knew Peter's secret they would appear on the main reality (Earth-199999).
 
Random thought but if Spider-Man: Freshman Year has their own version of Norman Osborn, like some photos that surfaced suggested, does that mean that version never finds out Peter Parker is Spider-Man?

Because if that Norman were to find out, that would create a plot hole with Far from Home; since the Raimiverse was a branch of the MCU and the whole thing was if anyone who knew Peter's secret they would appear on the main reality (Earth-199999).
No, because the spell only brought five, but they were more people who knew about the Spider-Man identity in the Multiverse, they appear in that breach in the sky at the end of the movie. I mean, for example, Mary Jane Watson from Raimiverse knew about Peter and She didn't show up, or all the Avengers from the Marvel Zombies What If episode
 
No, because the spell only brought five, but they were more people who knew about the Spider-Man identity in the Multiverse, they appear in that breach in the sky at the end of the movie. I mean, for example, Mary Jane Watson from Raimiverse knew about Peter and She didn't show up, or all the Avengers from the Marvel Zombies What If episode
Why five the first time? Because Peter named off 5 or 6 people during the spell?
 
Why five the first time? Because Peter named off 5 or 6 people during the spell?
I don't know, I remember people saying that the number of times Peter interrupts Strange is the same as the number of people from the multiverse, but know that I think about it, that doesn't really make sense, because they were 8/9 people: the five villains, the two Peters and Eddie and the symbiote. There are lots of things I don't understand about the movie, like why the spell brings people from differnt points in time or why an spell that erases memories somehow If interrupted brings people from the Multiverse.
 
I don't know, I remember people saying that the number of times Peter interrupts Strange is the same as the number of people from the multiverse, but know that I think about it, that doesn't really make sense, because they were 8/9 people: the five villains, the two Peters and Eddie and the symbiote. There are lots of things I don't understand about the movie, like why the spell brings people from differnt points in time or why an spell that erases memories somehow If interrupted brings people from the Multiverse.
Because Sony wanted nostalgia and they had to force it via convoluted means for that movie they wanted to be made.
 
It's very possible there were more than the ones we saw. Like Eddy, some could have appeared somewhere other than New York or just didn't choose to join the fight.
I can answer this one because the producers confirmed it: The symbiote is a multiversal hivemind. The Venomverse one had the Raimiverse one's memories.
 
I can answer this one because the producers confirmed it: The symbiote is a multiversal hivemind. The Venomverse one had the Raimiverse one's memories.

Oh, I know why Eddy appeared. What I'm saying is, someone like Miles Morales from Into the Spider-Verse (just an example, since he knows Spider-Man is Peter) could have been transported to the MCU as well, we just didn't see him.
 
Oh, I know why Eddy appeared. What I'm saying is, someone like Miles Morales from Into the Spider-Verse (just an example, since he knows Spider-Man is Peter) could have been transported to the MCU as well, we just didn't see him.
Nope that's animation.
 
I have one question from a long time: What is the consensus in this forum about the state of the Multiverse in the MCU?
In everything made by Marvel is the same Multiverse, right? The comics, the cartoons, the live action and animated movies, the videogames...
But the Loki series implies that the MCU is the origin of the current Multiverse, doesn't that contradict any explanation from the comics about the Seventh Cosmos or whatever? I read in this thread something about a reference to an old comic from the 90s about Kang... Are you implying that The One Who Remains is a Kang from the comics and has somehow split the MCU multiverse from a comic universe and somehow the MCU multiverse is a "local multiverse" or something to the real marvel multiverse? Because Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness says that MCU is Earth 616 and that doesn't fit with the comic Earth 616 and yes, I know that the characters of the movie that put the numbers to their universes are probably using a diferent criteria from the Britannia Corps or whoever puts the numbers in the comics, but in the other hand, the numbers of the new universes given in MoM are accepted as being their canon numbers to the comics so, I don't know. It seems to me that the movies are just going to contradict the comic and eventually comic Earth-199999 would be retconed to be a MCU-like world but MCU multiverse would be separate from Comic multiverse
 
I have one question from a long time: What is the consensus in this forum about the state of the Multiverse in the MCU?
In everything made by Marvel is the same Multiverse, right? The comics, the cartoons, the live action and animated movies, the videogames...
But the Loki series implies that the MCU is the origin of the current Multiverse, doesn't that contradict any explanation from the comics about the Seventh Cosmos or whatever? I read in this thread something about a reference to an old comic from the 90s about Kang... Are you implying that The One Who Remains is a Kang from the comics and has somehow split the MCU multiverse from a comic universe and somehow the MCU multiverse is a "local multiverse" or something to the real marvel multiverse? Because Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness says that MCU is Earth 616 and that doesn't fit with the comic Earth 616 and yes, I know that the characters of the movie that put the numbers to their universes are probably using a diferent criteria from the Britannia Corps or whoever puts the numbers in the comics, but in the other hand, the numbers of the new universes given in MoM are accepted as being their canon numbers to the comics so, I don't know. It seems to me that the movies are just going to contradict the comic and eventually comic Earth-199999 would be retconed to be a MCU-like world but MCU multiverse would be separate from Comic multiverse
The fact that they are doing incursions and Secret Wars in the MCU kind of indicated to me that the MCU multiverse and the comics one is separate.
 
Why five the first time? Because Peter named off 5 or 6 people during the spell?
I know that they are plucked before they die and I know it simply 'happens' to Brock, but the ending of NWH kinda makes the argument that they physically have to step through. I don't know, I wish they were clearer on that because if they have to physically step through, it would make a lot more sense as to how some come through and some don't.

The real answer is, only the ones they wanted for the plot came through. If EVERYONE came through, based on the number of universes out there, it would have impossible to make any sense of who is who, kinda like how Loki did it except on a single character not multiples. Imagine how many universes out there actually know Peter is SM? How many characters would that actually be? 100? 1000? 1 Million?
 
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The fact that they are doing incursions and Secret Wars in the MCU kind of indicated to me that the MCU multiverse and the comics one is separate.
I agree with this. The more the MCU goes into Multiversal stuff the more I feel it's going to separate from the comics. So for my own peace of mind I consider them two separate Multiverses within the Marvel "Megaverse". That's just me tho
 

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