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[user 16960]

In Ape Nation, Tenctonese accidentally time-traveled to the Planet of the Apes world, that's why they are separate.

I thought it was only one ship in the Crossover that did that and not the whole fleet?

 

[Mike_Castle]

I thought it was only one ship in the Crossover that did that and not the whole fleet?

Correct

 

[user 16960]

Only the Disney Kingdoms comic book line
https://marvel.fandom.com/wiki/Disney_Kingdoms_Comic_Books

That's canon to the Parks though isn't it? It's meant to tie into their storyline

 

[user 16960]

Also I do find the inclusion of the Puppet Master comics as odd for the Full Moon universe as those comics contradict the films a bit. I guess you could theoretically fit them in (perhaps explaining why the puppets killed Megan off screen in the 2nd film.) the ones taking place in the past have to mostly be ignored as the 3rd film sorta adapted it but a bit differently.

 

[stphylcccs]

Guys just remember slight contradictions don't necessarily mean non-canon, it just means inconsistency. Doctor Who is one of the most inconsistent pieces of media OAT, yet technically has only one canon

 

[user 16960]

Guys just remember slight contradictions don't necessarily mean non-canon, it just means inconsistency. Doctor Who is one of the most inconsistent pieces of media OAT, yet technically has only one canon

Puppet Master has sweeping contradictions in the Malibu comics though. It blatantly contradicts a lot from the 3rd and 9th films. And the PM franchise in general is very consistent in it's canon outside of those comics. The more recent Action Labs comics specifically made the canon very consistent and tied everything together even the trading card information EXCEPT the old Malibu comics

 

[user 16960]

Puppet Master has sweeping contradictions in the Malibu comics though. It blatantly contradicts a lot from the 3rd and 9th films. And the PM franchise in general is very consistent in it's canon outside of those comics. The more recent Action Labs comics specifically made the canon very consistent and tied everything together even the trading card information EXCEPT the old Malibu comics

Also contradicts the months and years for Toulon's death, the first film's events and the 2nd film's events iirc.

 

[barryh]

Earth-61384 is the designated reality for the Trancers/Puppet Master/ Subspecies/Dollman/Demonic Toys comics from Eternity Comics but that may not necessarily extend to the movies, especially if they contradict.

 

[user 16960]

Earth-61384 is the designated reality for the Trancers/Puppet Master/Subspecies/Dollman/Demonic Toys comics from Eternity Comics but that may not necessarily extend to the movies, especially if they contradict.

They also list the films as being canon on the website I believe. At least for Trancers. I guess I'm fine with considering them canon I just find the amount of contradictions really odd

 

[user 16960]

Guess it's also fitting that Full Moon is part of the Marvel Multiverse since they did an homage comic to the "Blank kills the Marvel Universe" comic line

 

[BB10]

Last thing I will mention is that Disney Kingdoms includes the entire SEA saga correct? This would mean the Disney Parks version of the Marvel characters also belong to that Earth (I.e. Avengers Academy and W.E.B.) which is really cool because now we have an Earth number for Indiana Jones by proxy as well since he's also part of that continuity

What is SEA saga? Also how do the Marvel parks connect to the other parks?

 

[BB10]

What is SEA saga? Also how do the Marvel rides connect to the other rides?

For comparison, in Universal, the Marvel parks/rides connect to other parks through the Halloween Horror Nights event, but IDK if it is a multiverse situation.

 

[user 16960]

What is SEA saga? Also how do the Marvel parks connect to the other parks?

SEA is the Society of Explorers and Adventurers. Basically all the main attractions of the Disney Park connects to that storyline explicitly, Haunted Mansion, Jungle Cruise, POTC, etc. Indiana Jones is part of it due to Jock Lindsey being a member, and at his hangar bar location there's a reference to Howard Stark which brings in presumably the Disney Parks version of the Avengers from Avengers Academy

 

[selfishmisery]

Powers has a reality number.
https://marvel.fandom.com/wiki/Earth-58574

I wonder what that Playstation Network "Powers" adaptation's reality number is.

(I wanna get season 2 on Bluray but it's stupidly expensive/ out of print)

 

[JudgeDreddpool]

We've got several new designations for external properties.

Earth-19860 - Trancers film series
Earth-52319 - Disney Kingdoms
Earth-58574 - Bendis' Powers
Earth-61384 - Full Moon Universe (Puppet Master, Dollman, Demonic Toys, etc.)
Earth-87245 - The Tales of Alvin Maker novel series
Earth-87641 - Orson Scott Card's Wyrms novel
Earth-90724 - Alien Nation
Earth-96424 - Resident Evil

Resident Evil had a prequel comic book from Marvel in 1996. In the 2000s, Marvel collaborated with Dabel Brothers Productions to publish adaptations of Orson Scott Card's works. Comics based on Alien Nation, Trancers, and Puppet Master were published by Malibu Comics, an independent publisher acquired by Marvel in 1994, which is why their realities were designated. Interestingly, the Full Moon Universe also includes the Doctor Mordrid film, which was originally developed as a Doctor Strange adaptation, meaning that it was indirectly integrated into the Marvel Multiverse thanks to Malibu's Puppet Master.

I actually emailed one of the Appendix editors asking about the Resident Evil prequel comic, so I'm glad to hear they gave that an Earth designation.

 

[BB10]

I actually emailed one of the Appendix editors asking about the Resident Evil prequel comic, so I'm glad to hear they gave that an Earth designation.

The Capcom universe from Marvel vs Capcom should also get a designation since that's different from the Marvel Earth. Or is that Earth-96424 (probably not)?

 

[user 16960]

The Capcom universe from Marvel vs Capcom should also get a designation since that's different from the Marvel Earth. Or is that Earth-96424 (probably not)?

Capcom is weird. Some series are the same Earth some are not. And none of them are canon to MVC I think.

Like for example, Street Fighter, Final Fight, Captain Commando, Rival Schools, Forgotten Worlds, Strider (as well as it's pseudo sequels made by other companies) and Muscle Bomber/Slam Masters are all the same universe, Darkstalkers might also be part of it, but it's kinda unclear

Mega Man, Mega Man X, Mega Man Zero, Mega Man ZX and Mega Man Legends are also the same universe although MVC seems to treat MMZ as its own separate universe in Zero's MVC 3 ending.

Devil May Cry is the same universe as Okami and Viewtiful Joe due to Kamiya considering all of his games to be one universe, which also includes games he made at other companies like Bayonetta and Wonderful 101.

There's probably more I'm forgetting but yeah

 

[barryh]

The Street Fighter comics from Malibu are set on Earth-1136.

 

[user 16960]

The Street Fighter comics from Malibu are set on Earth-1136.

Thankfully those aren't canon to Street Fighter have you ever seen the part where Ken gets his hair cut off and sent to Ryu as a warning? It's just bizarre

 

[user 16960]

Oh apparently 1136 is also the Protectors universe from Malibu? Weird that SF is part of that universe but sure

 

[user 16960]

Malibu did a (canon) Mortal Kombat prequel comic series didn't they? Wonder if that'll get a number eventually

 

[user 16960]

Also I still really hope to one day see a list of *every* non-Marvel IP that has an Earth number. The list keeps growing every month

 

[JudgeDreddpool]

Also I still really hope to one day see a list of *every* non-Marvel IP that has an Earth number. The list keeps growing every month

Can we get much higher?!

 

[myusernameyes]

Also I still really hope to one day see a list of *every* non-Marvel IP that has an Earth number. The list keeps growing every month

1. Go to Marvel Database
2. Type in "Category:Realities of External Properties"
3.???
4.!!!

 

[barryh]

Also I still really hope to one day see a list of *every* non-Marvel IP that has an Earth number. The list keeps growing every month

Brak the Barbarian (1973) (Earth-73012)
Planet of the Apes (1974) (Earth-7481)
Doctor Who (1979) (Earth-5556/Earth-26513)
Super Sentai (1979) (Earth-79203)
Dreadstar (1980) (Earth-8116)
G.I. Joe/Transformers (1982) (Earth-91274/Earth-120185)
Heathcliff (1983) (Earth-85481)
Masters of the Universe (1986) (Earth-86051)
ALF (1987) (Earth-88131)
Inhumanoids (1987) (Earth-87119)
The Long Tomorrow (1987) (Earth-88942)
Akira (1988) (Earth-82130)
Aliens (Dark Horse Comics) (1988) (Earth-94415)
Incal (1988) (Earth-80914)
Real Ghostbusters (1988) (Earth-88326)
Robotech/Dinosaurs for Hire (1988) (Earth-88469)
Neuromancer (1989) (Earth-89815)
Alien Nation (1990) (Earth-90724)
Trancers/Puppet Master/Subspecies/Doctor Mordrid etc. (1990) (Earth-61384)
Bill & Ted (1991) (Earth-19243)
Protectors/Street Fighter/Rocket Ranger/Miss Fury (1992) (Earth-1136)
Ren & Stimpy (1992) (Earth-92157)
TekWar (1992) (Earth-24119)
The Stars My Destination (1992) (Earth-569212)
King Arthur and the Knights of Justice (1993) (Earth-93121)
Tor (1993) (Earth-69331)
Beavis and Butt-Head (1994) (Earth-29924)
Brats Bizarre (1994) (Earth-94522)
Marvel vs. Capcom (1995) (Earth-30847)
Berserk (1996) (Earth-51900)
Resident Evil (1996) (Earth-96424)
Kubuki (2004) (Earth-94334)
Powers (2004) (Earth-58574)
Anita Blake: Vampire Hunter (2006) (Earth-97534)
The Tales of Alvin Maker (2006) (Earth-87285)
Wyrms (2006) (Earth-87641)
Army of Darkness (2007) (Earth-818793)
Lords of Avalon (2008) (Earth-48345)
Disney Kingdoms (2014) (Earth-52319)
Warhammer 40,000 (2020) (Earth-33452)
Predator vs. Marvel (2023) (Earth-41341)
Aliens vs. Avengers (2024) (Earth-24223)

Adapted to Earth-616:

The Cthulhu Mythos (1949)
My Friend Irma (1950)
Frankenstein (1950)
Dracula (1951)
The Legend of Sleepy Hollow (1954)
Willie Lumpkin (1962)
The Masque of the Red Death (1969)
The Tell-Tale Heart (1969)
Conan the Barbarian (1970)
Doc Savage (1972)
It! (1972)
Gullivar Jones (1972)
Thongor (1972)
Solomon Kane (1973)
The Horror from the Mound (1973)
The Man Who Cried Wolf! (1973)
The Vampyre (1973)
War of the Worlds (1973)
The Golden Voyage of Sinbad (1974)
The 7th Voyage of Sinbad (1975)
Gladiator (Hugo Danner) (1976)
Godzilla (1977)
John Carter of Mars (1977)
Tarzan (1977)
Micronauts (1978)
Shogun Warriors (1978)
Popeye the Sailor Man (1979)
Rom the Space Knight (1979)
James Bond (1981)
Team America (1982)
Kool-Aid Man (1983)
U.S. 1 (1983)
Quik Bunny (1984)
Madballs (1986)
A Nightmare on Elm Street (1989)
The Destroyer (Remo Williams) (1989)
Weaveworld (1991)
The Meteor Man (1993)
M&M's (2005)

https://www.thecomicboard.com/threads/millarworld-timeline.15271/post-616506

 

[myusernameyes]

The madlads did it.......
https://marvel.fandom.com/wiki/Earth-TRN1805

 

[selfishmisery]

The madlads did it.......
https://marvel.fandom.com/wiki/Earth-TRN1805

"This reality kinda has the same history"

Grammar is dying.
Gen Alpha is too skibidi no cap, L brained.

 

[myusernameyes]

Eh yknow kinda sometimes a little
Even though it's an entirely different universe altogether

 

[user 16960]

Brak the Barbarian (1973) (Earth-73012)
Planet of the Apes (1974) (Earth-7481)
Doctor Who (1979) (Earth-5556/Earth-26513)
Super Sentai (1979) (Earth-79203)
Dreadstar (1980) (Earth-8116)
G.I. Joe/Transformers (1982) (Earth-91274/Earth-120185)
Heathcliff (1983) (Earth-85481)
Masters of the Universe (1986) (Earth-86051)
ALF (1987) (Earth-88131)
Inhumanoids (1987) (Earth-87119)
The Long Tomorrow (1987) (Earth-88942)
Akira (1988) (Earth-82130)
Aliens (Dark Horse Comics) (1988) (Earth-94415)
Incal (1988) (Earth-80914)
Real Ghostbusters (1988) (Earth-88326)
Robotech/Dinosaurs for Hire (1988) (Earth-88469)
Neuromancer (1989) (Earth-89815)
Alien Nation (1990) (Earth-90724)
Trancers/Puppet Master/Subspecies/Doctor Mordrid etc. (1990) (Earth-61384)
Bill & Ted (1991) (Earth-19243)
Protectors/Street Fighter/Rocket Ranger/Miss Fury (1992) (Earth-1136)
Ren & Stimpy (1992) (Earth-92157)
TekWar (1992) (Earth-24119)
The Stars My Destination (1992) (Earth-569212)
King Arthur and the Knights of Justice (1993) (Earth-93121)
Tor (1993) (Earth-69331)
Beavis and Butt-Head (1994) (Earth-29924)
Brats Bizarre (1994) (Earth-94522)
Marvel vs. Capcom (1995) (Earth-30847)
Berserk (1996) (Earth-51900)
Resident Evil (1996) (Earth-96424)
Kubuki (2004) (Earth-94334)
Powers (2004) (Earth-58574)
Anita Blake: Vampire Hunter (2006) (Earth-97534)
The Tales of Alvin Maker (2006) (Earth-87285)
Wyrms (2006) (Earth-87641)
Army of Darkness (2007) (Earth-818793)
Lords of Avalon (2008) (Earth-48345)
Disney Kingdoms (2014) (Earth-52319)
Warhammer 40,000 (2020) (Earth-33452)
Predator vs. Marvel (2023) (Earth-41341)
Aliens vs. Avengers (2024) (Earth-24223)

Adapted to Earth-616:

The Cthulhu Mythos (1949)
My Friend Irma (1950)
Dracula (1951)
The Legend of Sleepy Hollow (1954)
Willie Lumpkin (1962)
The Masque of the Red Death (1969)
The Tell-Tale Heart (1969)
Conan the Barbarian (1970)
Doc Savage (1972)
It! (1972)
Gullivar Jones (1972)
Thongor (1972)
Solomon Kane (1973)
The Horror from the Mound (1973)
The Man Who Cried Wolf! (1973)
The Vampyre (1973)
War of the Worlds (1973)
The Golden Voyage of Sinbad (1974)
The 7th Voyage of Sinbad (1975)
Gladiator (Hugo Danner) (1976)
Godzilla (1977)
John Carter of Mars (1977)
Tarzan (1977)
Micronauts (1978)
Shogun Warriors (1978)
Popeye the Sailor Man (1979)
Rom the Space Knight (1979)
James Bond (1981)
Team America (1982)
Kool-Aid Man (1983)
U.S. 1 (1983)
Quik Bunny (1984)
Madballs (1986)
A Nightmare on Elm Street (1989)
The Destroyer (Remo Williams) (1989)
Weaveworld (1991)
The Meteor Man (1993)
M&M's (2005)

https://www.thecomicboard.com/threads/millarworld-timeline.15271/post-616506

Thank you

 

[stphylcccs]

ALF (1987) (Earth-88131)

Well, I guess we have a designation for a hypothetical Muppets universe... though I wonder how that relates to My Singing Monsters multiverse lore...

probably the MSM connections are a separate multiverse that just so happens to also have ALF (through a looooong chain of crossovers) in it