Marvel Cinematic Universe - Timeline (Part 5)

Also since the original cast from the fantastic four 1994 film were cast as civilians in FF first steps does this warrant enough of a connection to consider that movie canon to the multiverse and the civilians are variants or do we just leave it a fun nod and wink Easter egg to them?
 
I'd say nod and wink, but the '94 movie definitely exists in the multiverse. It was stated that (paraphrasing because I don't remember the exact quote, but still the same meaning) "Every film/tv marvel media is canon to the MCU multiverse"
 
FruityWho50 said:
Also since the original cast from the fantastic four 1994 film were cast as civilians in FF first steps does this warrant enough of a connection to consider that movie canon to the multiverse and the civilians are variants or do we just leave it a fun nod and wink Easter egg to them?
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It Is Canon to the multiverse. It has Even a reality designation.

But they aren't variants, as they aren't related to the F4 in-universe.
 


personally i think using the article marvel posted is a little ridiculous to justify actual canonicity within the movie, but even still, the article is worded to say "public debut" in 1960, which was august 8 based on the memorial in the ground; nothing suggests july at all except when the comic was published, they could have easily gotten their powers in early 1960 around march spent 6ish months in quarantine before appearing publicly to stop mole man
 
eloesch289 said:


personally i think using the article marvel posted is a little ridiculous to justify actual canonicity within the movie, but even still, the article is worded to say "public debut" in 1960, which was august 8 based on the memorial in the ground; nothing suggests july at all except when the comic was published, they could have easily gotten their powers in early 1960 around march spent 6ish months in quarantine before appearing publicly to stop mole man
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Uhm but the comic was published on the 8th of August 1961.

EDIT: Oh, you meant the prequel comic. Oh nevermind then, Sorry hahaha.
 
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personally i think using the article marvel posted is a little ridiculous to justify actual canonicity within the movie, but even still, the article is worded to say "public debut" in 1960, which was august 8 based on the memorial in the ground; nothing suggests july at all except when the comic was published, they could have easily gotten their powers in early 1960 around march spent 6ish months in quarantine before appearing publicly to stop mole man
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So is Sue learning she's pregnant and the live ABC program about them they attended work in February or March 1964?
Maybe February since Franklin is literally born in EARLY November of that year (subtract 9 months).

And Galactus wasn't trying to age up Franklin in her womb...I think he was accelerating her labor and thank god Franklin didn't become a still birth.
 
Yeah NYC special elections definitely occur in November, so Mamdan-I mean, Bucky won the governor race in November 2027 and thus putting the time jump at the end of Thunderbolts in January 2029.

So the events of Logan are already undone I guess after Carol's friend ended up there or thanks to Deadpool.
Xavier got all the assist he needed to not have his seizure.
 
personally id say

- ??? - first scene of reed and sud first finding out shes pregnant, id say around february, this is really up for interpretation as some babies are born a bit early/late, but a window of approx. 4 weeks around 9 months before november when hes born puts it around here
- aug 8 1964 - ted gilbert appearance; this would be commemorating the four years since the 8 of august in 1960 when they first publicly appeared, sue would be around 4-5 months pregnant here meaning she wouldnt really be showing yet; this is also when ben and johnny find out, however the 8 of august 1964 is a saturday, and they find out at sunday dinner, so this might be the next night, august 9; this also places the ending ted gilbert appearance on or around aug 8 1965

the rest of the movies placement we currently have i agree with
 
I highkey love this aspect of worldbuilding and wish we got to see more of it. Hoping this show delivers on that front like She-Hulk did
 
Random question but I was wondering if any of these would be part of the official MCU Multiverse (by that I mean sacred timeline plus MCU Branched timelines and other universes that in some way have crossover with the MCU):

Moon Girl & Devil Dinosaur
Spider-Man The New Animated Series (2003)
The Incredible Hulk (Lou Ferigno)
The Fantastic Four (Unreleased 1994 Film)
Supaidāman

I keep flip flopping on whether I should include them on my watch list as they either have meta connections to MCU properties but are they still really connected to the MCU?
 
FruityWho50 said:
Random question but I was wondering if any of these would be part of the official MCU Multiverse (by that I mean sacred timeline plus MCU Branched timelines and other universes that in some way have crossover with the MCU):

Moon Girl & Devil Dinosaur
Spider-Man The New Animated Series (2003)
The Incredible Hulk (Lou Ferigno)
The Fantastic Four (Unreleased 1994 Film)
Supaidāman

I keep flip flopping on whether I should include them on my watch list as they either have meta connections to MCU properties but are they still really connected to the MCU?
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I don't have any non-MCU content unless they directly crossover/split off (and Fant4stic, I guess, since it's clearly meant to be connected to D&W in some way). So, the Tobey Maguire/Andrew Garfield Spider-Man movies, the FoX-Men (and everything it connected to in D&W), the SSU, Spider-Verse, LEGO Marvel, and Team Thor I believe is everything?
 
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