Marvel Cinematic Universe - Timeline (Part 5)

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@Blackbeard I'm so sorry...but

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For any forum using advanced engines, updating the software or checking for "bbcode depth" restrictions can also resolve the issue.
 
In the Appendix entry they also stated that the Cassandra Nova from the movie is from Earth-10005
Regular or revised not really apparent
 
If regular that would mean coupled with the unnamed twin brother Charles used to transfer his mind into they were apparently triplets which...
Damn do I pity Sharon
 
Also the Kidpool that appears in the Earth-616 comics currently is the same one from Deadpool 3.
I dunno if this implies that they were from a branched reality on the live-action side of things and ended up way out there in the remainder of the multiverse or those Deadpool Corps are just from...the entire multiverse, not just from Earth-10005 branches.

To make it less complicated, I'll assume live-action branch. Besides the army of Kangs, the more the comic stuff bleeds into it, the more you would have to wonder why none of that comic **** is affected by Secret Wars. That's like 5000 realities they can't deal with. Just assume live action is still 'cut off' from that all.
 
The multiversal teams are the one same problem
They may have same names but since they grab members from any reality there's no set rule on who to pick
Though Ladypool apparently said that EVERY single one of their realities has a Peter Wisdom and that they're friends with them so maybe they're 10005 branches
 
The multiversal teams are the one same problem
They may have same names but since they grab members from any reality there's no set rule on who to pick
Though Ladypool apparently said that EVERY single one of their realities has a Peter Wisdom and that they're friends with them so maybe they're 10005 branches
Good point. Peter Wisdom is an average Joe like his live-action counterpart (unlike his VERY different comic counterpart) assuming, so these are all 10005 branches that were destroyed by the TVA.
 
Oh heck yeah. So I guess Marvel's Earth-77536 is also DCs Earth-1956 possibly...
Hmmm naw. Scooby Doo is not a singular continuity.
The Super Friends aren't the same universe as Flintstones or Yogi Bear, that's (I guess), Earth-77536.

Certain Scooby Doo stories that don't fit in with Hanna-Barbera crossovers nor retcon existing continuity (i.e. What's New Scooby Doo and Be Cool Scooby Doo) are Earth-1956 I would assume.

Scooby Doo comics (minus the team-up ones) and the old cartoons are Earth-77536. The Batman crossovers are in separate continuities/multiverses.
 
I look at Marvel and DC's multiverses as two-halves of a whole media Megaverse.

Image and etc comic companies, TMNT, Hasbro, Star Trek and whatever else are scattered in one or the other or some gap junction between.
 
Hmmm naw. Scooby Doo is not a singular continuity.
The Super Friends aren't the same universe as Flintstones or Yogi Bear, that's (I guess), Earth-77536.

Certain Scooby Doo stories that don't fit in with Hanna-Barbera crossovers nor retcon existing continuity (i.e. What's New Scooby Doo and Be Cool Scooby Doo) are Earth-1956 I would assume.

Scooby Doo comics (minus the team-up ones) and the old cartoons are Earth-77536. The Batman crossovers are in separate continuities/multiverses.
I'm not completely sure about that because like... What's New directly connects to Pup and that series is referenced in the Batman team up comics heavily. There's also that Sword and the Scoob movie where they do a time travel scene and show every previous Scooby series, even ones like Be Cool, so it practically is all canon even if it's a bit wonky. Team Up has a crossover with the Superfriends specifically as well.
 
I'm not completely sure about that because like... What's New directly connects to Pup and that series is referenced in the Batman team up comics heavily. There's also that Sword and the Scoob movie where they do a time travel scene and show every previous Scooby series, even ones like Be Cool, so it practically is all canon even if it's a bit wonky. Team Up has a crossover with the Superfriends specifically as well.
I'm well aware of this and they have also conflicted with it come the live-action films by James Gunn that infer the original cartoon happened as part of its history as well. Also, Be Cool Scooby Doo stated Daphne is Alfred Pennyworth's great-niece or something along those lines.

These are variants of each other, not ALL fit together. Mystery Inc is a prequel timeline to the OG cartoon in fact.
Also, remember that Scooby Doo cartoon where they had dot eyes and were fighting against this evil scientist villain with the weird lips? That was a sequel to What's New.

The time periods don't add up either.
 
I'm sure there is a lot of studying you could do on Scooby Doo continuities and adding up what fits in one continuity and what doesn't in another, and go from there onto the next continuity to list.

Either way, it is a matter of pick-and-choose in regards to Super Friends universe canon...I guess.
 
I'm well aware of this and they have also conflicted with it come the live-action films by James Gunn that infer the original cartoon happened as part of its history as well. Also, Be Cool Scooby Doo stated Daphne is Alfred Pennyworth's great-niece or something along those lines.

These are variants of each other, not ALL fit together. Mystery Inc is a prequel timeline to the OG cartoon in fact.
Also, remember that Scooby Doo cartoon where they had dot eyes and were fighting against this evil scientist villain with the weird lips? That was a sequel to What's New.

The time periods don't add up either.
Yeah I know about all that, I dedicated like at least 3 years of trying to timeline Scooby Doo before. Also it wasn't Be Cool but Guess Who that did the Alfred niece thing. And that episode is referenced in the Batman Scooby Doo mysteries comic as well as the NSDM episode and such
 
Yeah I know about all that, I dedicated like at least 3 years of trying to timeline Scooby Doo before. Also it wasn't Be Cool but Guess Who that did the Alfred niece thing. And that episode is referenced in the Batman Scooby Doo mysteries comic as well as the NSDM episode and such
I'll be curious to check out that timeline if ya have it handy.
 
Yeah I know about all that, I dedicated like at least 3 years of trying to timeline Scooby Doo before. Also it wasn't Be Cool but Guess Who that did the Alfred niece thing. And that episode is referenced in the Batman Scooby Doo mysteries comic as well as the NSDM episode and such
Guess Who, you're right. I got the two mixed up haha.
 
One more thing I want to mention on Scooby Doo continuity. It's actually pretty easy to link them all

Every series up to 13 Ghosts is pretty obviously connected. And they all in one way or another get referenced in later stuff as well

Then there's the DTV animated films, from Zombie Island up to whatever the newest one is. Most of these reference each other, you can check each films references and trivia sections on the Scooby wiki for this as they mention when these references pop up. Some of the movies in this series are directly tied to continuity with What's New. The movie series also has a sequel to 13 Ghosts bringing that firmly into canon

Then we have Get A Clue which as you mentioned is a what's new sequel. After that is Pup which has a flashback in What's New, it's also in the Batman Scooby Doo Mysteries. Scooby Doo Team Up references New Scooby Doo Movies and then Batman and Scooby Doo Mysteries references NSDM, Batmites Greatest Cases and Guess Who.

Guess Who ties back to New Scooby Doo Movies as well due to the Hyde episode being a direct sequel to the Hyde of NSDM with Sandy Duncan.

Mystery Incorporated as you mentioned is a timeline prequel so that's connected as well

Be Cool is the only weird one because it was made to be a reboot but later things keep it as canon, Sword and the Scoob shows it among the other shows and films in the time travel sequence.

Stuff like Mystery Begins and Velma, Daphne & Velma, etc don't really fit for obvious reasons they're meant to be alternate continuities and can't work at all so they're the only things left out

But yeah basically every other Scooby thing DOES connect Canonically. The time periods thing is weird but I assume the universe runs on some sort of weirder version of a sliding timescale, basically the events stay fixed to the years they originally happened but no one ever ages and time moves as normal otherwise from the 1960s through Present Day. Iirc Mystery Incorporated even lampshades this where Shaggy says the gang have been teens for forever
 

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