Marvel Cinematic Universe - Timeline (Part 5)

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Sunday.
And it looks to be the same scene in other previews where kids in Halloween costumes see fire rain from the sky, Human Torch "flames on" with a pumpkin visible in the background.

October 31st is on a Sunday in 1965.

So the film probably starts at August 8th at the "4 year anniversary" stage show, 2 months (or exactly 12 weeks) later the Surfer shows up, Galactus arrives in November.
 
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selfishmisery said:
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The source says it's a "small win for AoS fans" is why I think it is a nicher detail from that show's lore.
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I rewatched the scene where Radcliffe introduces Aida to Leo Fitz. Fitz even mentions Ultron as a reason why SHIELD is hesitant towards A.I. robots that advanced.

They could totally call back to that, especially since rumors are that Ultron will have a human form in Vision Quest.
 
I wouldn't be surprised if it's just a reference to the term LMD (Tony mentions them in Avengers so they were confirmed in the MCU before AoS) that doesn't go into the specifics of their use on AoS. Remember it's a "small win".
 
Rman said:
I wouldn't be surprised if it's just a reference to the term LMD (Tony mentions them in Avengers so they were confirmed in the MCU before AoS) that doesn't go into the specifics of their use on AoS. Remember it's a "small win".
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Naw. I think it would have be something exclusive to AoS and not a pre-existing bit of MCU lore prior to the show.
 
selfishmisery said:
Naw. I think it would have be something exclusive to AoS and not a pre-existing bit of MCU lore prior to the show.
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I mean personally, I'd be more surprised if they specifically referenced something like Radcliffe's history with them over something entirely new. Think the Darkhold with WandaVision. I just wouldn't get your hopes up this is some huge connection.
 
Rman said:
I mean personally, I'd be more surprised if they specifically referenced something like Radcliffe's history with them over something entirely new. Think the Darkhold with WandaVision. I just wouldn't get your hopes up this is some huge connection.
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If this was 2023 or the old regime played out the way it wanted to, then yes.

Now that the Netflix stuff is 100% canon thanks to the new regime, including the Brad producer guy (I forget his last name) they got working at Marvel Studios that has openly expressed interest in looking for ways to bring in elements from AoS, I'd say anything is possible.

It's not so much "getting my hopes up", but more-so expressing optimism where it's warranted.
 
selfishmisery said:
If this was 2023 or the old regime played out the way it wanted to, then yes.

Now that the Netflix stuff is 100% canon thanks to the new regime, including the Brad producer guy (I forget his last name) they got working at Marvel Studios that has openly expressed interest in looking for ways to bring in elements from AoS, I'd say anything is possible.

It's not so much "getting my hopes up", but more-so expressing optimism where it's warranted.
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I guess optimism is fine, but at the same time I don't really see them embracing AoS or other Marvel Television shows the way they did the Netflix shows, but I guess we'll see.
 
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I hope if they do they'd give an explanation as to how did everyone in S.H.I.E.L.D. become accustomed to the post-snap life in such a short time
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My take from that is a rather bleak but realistic look at humanity in times of extreme crisis and defeat - which is acceptance. What's been done is done, you're still here, live goes on. Nothing else can be done.

Watch the film Threads (1984) for a good representation of how civilization lives on after a hopeless, irreversible event.
 
selfishmisery said:
Watch the film Threads (1984) for a good representation of how civilization lives on after a hopeless, irreversible event.
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(Sidenote: Crazy to think if Pennyworth (albeit DC, not Marvel) had gotten a 4th season, the showrunners had planned for a No Man's Land storyline mixed with The Warriors and Threads (1984) in London. Obviously it's cancelled but we can only assume that sorted itself out somehow offscreen.)
 
selfishmisery said:
My take from that is a rather bleak but realistic look at humanity in times of extreme crisis and defeat - which is acceptance. What's been done is done, you're still here, live goes on. Nothing else can be done.

Watch the film Threads (1984) for a good representation of how civilization lives on after a hopeless, irreversible event.
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For me it's not so much that they moved on, it's the lack of any reference at all that it had even occurred. I get some people can easily move past it, but to me it just raises red flags on how Marvel Studios felt about the show and whether or not it lined up.
 
Rman said:
For me it's not so much that they moved on, it's the lack of any reference at all that it had even occurred. I get some people can easily move past it, but to me it just raises red flags on how Marvel Studios felt about the show and whether or not it lined up.
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I'm talking retroactively that is a plausible reason for why humanity isn't still sulking and depressed 8 months after the Blip.

What would need a little more thought put into it is how none of the characters got blipped...Which, the common theory is that the monoliths in season 5 protected them from the Infinity Gauntlet's effects - but we'll have to see what Marvel Studios decides on AoS in the future.
 
selfishmisery said:
I'm talking retroactively that is a plausible reason for why humanity isn't still sulking and depressed 8 months after the Blip.

What would need a little more thought put into it is how none of the characters got blipped...Which, the common theory is that the monoliths in season 5 protected them from the Infinity Gauntlet's effects - but we'll have to see what Marvel Studios decides on AoS in the future.
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See I'm even fine with no explanation on how the characters didn't blip. Like the 6 OG Avengers they were lucky. Even humanity "moving on" would be fine if there was some acknowledgment that it had even happened in the first place. Plus knowing the behind the scenes of them ignroing Infinity War because they didn't know how it was going to get resolved is also a red flag for me.
 
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See I'm even fine with no explanation on how the characters didn't blip. Like the 6 OG Avengers they were lucky. Even humanity "moving on" would be fine if there was some acknowledgment that it had even happened in the first place. Plus knowing the behind the scenes of them ignroing Infinity War because they didn't know how it was going to get resolved is also a red flag for me.
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Thanos didn't concentrate enough on the agents dusting because he knew they weren't bothering him I suppose lol
 
I didn't see the episodes yet, I just see that in Disney+'s timeline order is take place after Ms. Marvel and before Werewolf by Night, so early October 2025? 5-6 months after Wakanda Forever, like was said in interview. We'll see.
 
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Its kinda disregarded seasons in relation to when it is placed on the Disney+ timeline - Will likely be spreading at least an episode or two prior to Wearwolf by Night. Lots of superrrrr fun shots to cut out flashbacks from

Not bad, Hood definitely has me intrigued
 
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hey guys been awhile since i lasted posted.

ngl wasn't really hyped for ironheart S01 but after watching the first 3 eps I'm really invested in Riri's character and kind of want more of her in the mcu. Joe
Ezekiel
is also my new favourite character fun quirky addition too.

here are my timeline notes from eps 1-3.

Ironheart timeline:
(around Sept/October 2025)

S01E01 - Friday - Sun, Mon
S01E02 - Mon, Tues
S01E03 - a few weeks since ep 1. sat/sun? day1, day 2 = hottest day in October 2025

since its placed after Ms. marvel (Sept/oct 2025) and before WBN (oct 31 2025) where is it in relation to Thor 4 because i have that in late oct because of the 8 years 7 months 6 days line plus the gap between Ultron and Ragnarok for Thor's breakup.
 
FruityWho50 said:
hey guys been awhile since i lasted posted.

ngl wasn't really hyped for ironheart S01 but after watching the first 3 eps I'm really invested in Riri's character and kind of want more of her in the mcu. Joe
Ezekiel
is also my new favourite character fun quirky addition too.

here are my timeline notes from eps 1-3.

Ironheart timeline:
(around Sept/October 2025)

S01E01 - Friday - Sun, Mon
S01E02 - Mon, Tues
S01E03 - a few weeks since ep 1. sat/sun? day1, day 2 = hottest day in October 2025

since its placed after Ms. marvel (Sept/oct 2025) and before WBN (oct 31 2025) where is it in relation to Thor 4 because i have that in late oct because of the 8 years 7 months 6 days line plus the gap between Ultron and Ragnarok for Thor's breakup.
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About to watch it, just woke up.

Do we see the July 25th date on the MIT device still or is that cut?
Is there a time jump of sorts?
 

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