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Pro Bot said:
Not to mention that flashbacks and flashforwards always shift from the present day rather than backwards from the start of the show.
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How to forget 27x19, when there is a flashback to "two years ago" before Maggie was born, when Maude Flanders was alive and Lisa was still not vegan, all while 2010s era drones and phones can be seen.
 
Don't forget the worst episode that ruined any TL - Homer creating grunge with Sadgasm. (Yes that is part of the lore now.)
 
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What do people think about the above sequence?

According to 'The History of the Marvel Universe' as narrated by a dying Galactus at the death of the universe, the sequence above is the future of the Marvel Universe. Since this book is meant to be the definitice history of the Marvel Universe, this might actually be the actual future of 616. The sequence above merges elements from various disparate alternate futures. The events of the sequence above is vague enough, it would be hard for future 616 comics to condradict it, especially since the Marvel universe almost always goes back to the status quo and the regular 616 status quo could easily lead to the above stuff.

For some reason, Marvel Wiki lists the above sequence as showing multiple different timelines (Earth-811, 928 etc.) instead of just one. I don't understand why, since Galactus clearly talks about the some version of DOFP leading to Deathlok leading to 2099 leading to Machine Man 2020 miniseries leading to Killraven leading to Maestro leading to future Guardians leading to Kang leading to a version of the Apocalypse-ruled future baby Cable was sent to. Perhaps the Wiki thinks so because Galactus says his memory is hazy, and thus the editors concluded that Galactus must be mixing up the events of different timelines in his memory? I don't see anything in the dialogue indicating he is mixing things up, just that he doesn't remember every detail, which must have been added bu the writer to keep things vague so they don't get condradicted by future 616 comics.

IMO, the above sequence is indeed the actual future of 616.
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Let's see in 74 years whether 2099 is still the actual future of 616. Somehow I doubt it. :)
 
Pro Bot said:
Apparently V/H/S/99's final segment uses the same creature design from Deadstream, which the filmmakers also made. I suppose that film can fit into the V/H/S/SiREN/Kids vs Aliens/The Black Phone universe. They might have just been reusing the same design for money but it stands to reason they'd be the same species.

1978 - The Black Phone
1985 - V/H/S/85
1994 - V/H/S/94
1998 - 10/31/98 (Alternate Ending)
1999 - V/H/S/99
2012 - V/H/S
2013 - V/H/S/2
2014 - V/H/S: Viral
2015 - Gorgeous Vortex
2016 - SiREN
2018 - V/H/S: Video Horror Shorts 1x01, "Stray Dog"
2018 - V/H/S: Video Horror Shorts 1x02, "Rearview Window"
2018 - V/H/S: Video Horror Shorts 1x03, "The Nest"
2018 - V/H/S: Video Horror Shorts 1x04, "First Kiss"
2022 - Deadstream
2023 - Kids vs. Aliens
2024 - V/H/S/Beyond
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Might need a full thread soon...
 
zuckyd1 said:
Let's see in 74 years whether 2099 is still the actual future of 616. Somehow I doubt it. :)
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616's sliding timescale would just move that specific 2099 version (not even the main 2099 version, so it can easily be moved) seen in the sequence further into the future, so not a problem, really.
 
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194?
WildC.A.T.s/X-Men #1, "The Golden Age"

Year -25: 1971
Team X/Team 7 #1, "All Sold Out"

Year -5: 1991
Darkseid vs. Galactus #1, "The Hunger"

1961-1963 (Year 1: 1996)
The Incredible Hulk vs. Superman #1, "Double Lives" (Flashbacks)

1964-1967 (Year 2: 1997)
Almanaque do O Globo Juvenil #1964C, "The Return of a Grand Hero"
Godzilla vs. Fantastic Four #1

1968-1971 (Year 3: 1998)
WildC.A.T.s/X-Men #2, "The Silver Age"

1972-1975 (Year 4: 1999)
Godzilla vs. Hulk #1

1976-1979 (Year 5: 2000)
Superman vs The Amazing Spider-Man #1, "The Battle of the Century"
WildC.A.T.s/X-Men #3, "The Modern Age"
Pow! Biff! Pops! #1

1980-1983 (Year 6: 2001)
Marvel Treasury Edition #28, "Superman and Spider-Man"
Bat Man vs. The Incredible Hulk #1, "The Monster and the Madman"
The Uncanny X-Men and The New Teen Titans #1, "Apokolips... Now!"
Deathblow/Wolverine #1 (Places itself in 1982)
Deathblow/Wolverine #2

1984-1987 (Year 7: 2002)
Godzilla vs. Spider-Man #1

1992-1995 (Year 9: 2004)
Batman/Punisher #1, "Lake of Fire"
The Punisher Meets Archie #1, "When Worlds Collide"
Punisher/Batman #1, "Deadly Knights"
Spider-Man and Batman #1, "Disordered Minds"
Batman & Spider-Man #1, "New Age Dawning"
Godzilla vs. X-Men #1

1996-1999 (Year 10: 2005)
Badrock/Wolverine #1, "Savaged"
Backlash/Spider-Man #1
Backlash/Spider-Man #2
Spider-Man/Gen¹³ #1, "Crossed Generations"
Daredevil and Batman #1, "Eye for an Eye"
Daredevil/Shi #1, "Blind Faith"
Shi/Daredevil #1, "Honor Thy Mother"
Gladiator/Supreme #1, "False Gods"
Spider-Man/Badrock #1, "Crossing Over: Part 1 of 2"
Spider-Man/Badrock #2, "Crossing Over: Part 2 of 2"
Gen¹³/Generation X #1, "Generation Gap"
Generation X/ Gen¹³ #1, "Harvest of Evil!"
The Incredible Hulk vs. Superman #1, "Double Lives"

2000-2003 (Year 11: 2006)
Batman/Daredevil: King of New York #1, "King of New York"
Wolverine/Shi: Dark Night of Judgment #1
Shi/Wolverine: Judgment Night #1, "Judgment Night"
The Punisher/Painkiller Jane #1, "Lovesick"
Gen¹³/Fantastic Four #1, "Queelocke's Really Big New York Adventure!"

2004-2007 (Year 12: 2007)
Witchblade/Wolverine #1, "Bloody Wedding"
Darkness/The Incredible Hulk #1
Tutenstein #1
Darkness/Wolverine #1, "Old Wounds"
Cyberforce/X-Men #1
Witchblade/The Punisher #1, "Witchblade/The Punisher"
Unholy Union #1
The New Avengers/The Transformers #1, "Man and Machine: Part 1"
The New Avengers/The Transformers #2, "Man and Machine: Part 2"
The New Avengers/The Transformers #3, "Man and Machine: Part 3"
The New Avengers/The Transformers #4, "Man and Machine: Part 4"
Godzilla vs. Avengers #1

2008-2011 (Year 13: 2008)
Magdalena/Daredevil #1, "The Devil in Longhand"
Fusion #1, "Gods and Monsters (Part 1)"
Fusion #2, "Gods and Monsters (Part 2)"
Fusion #3, "Gods and Monsters (Part 3)"

2012-2015 (Year 14: 2009)
Secret Wars #0, "Attack on Avengers"

2016-2019 (Year 15: 2010)
Godzilla vs. Thor #1

2024-2027 (Year 17: 2012)
Godzilla Destroys the Marvel Universe #1
Godzilla Destroys the Marvel Universe #2
Godzilla Destroys the Marvel Universe #3
Godzilla Destroys the Marvel Universe #4
Godzilla Destroys the Marvel Universe #5
Deadpool/Batman #1
Batman/Deadpool #1

Year 31: 2026
X-Men/WildC.A.T.s #1, "The Dark Age" (Places itself in 2019) [Alternate Timeline]
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Curious to see what the Godzilla crossovers would look like. This is it.
 
zuckyd1 said:
True. Although the name 2099 wouldn't really make sense anymore.
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You're right but it seems this isn't the main 2099 version but a one-off version from a composite timeline. So, no big deal if this specific one is moves after 2099 IMO. It's not like they have to rename the title of the main version.

As an example of changing the dates, they placed Machine Man 2020 after SPDM 2099 in that sequence. The OG took place in 2020 but they changed it because the OG date was outdated obviously.
 
So, now there's the Connery-Brosnan Movie Universe, the Never Say Never Again Universe, the Craig Universe, the Dynamite Universe, and now the First Light Universe, the 1967 Casino Royale Universe. Am I missing any?
 
iceman109 said:
So, now there's the Connery-Brosnan Movie Universe, the Never Say Never Again Universe, the Craig Universe, the Dynamite Universe, and now the First Light Universe. Am I missing any?
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tbh Never Say Never Again isn't official, so I would not count that. And you forget about what started it all, the novel universe.
 
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