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[BB10]

Fuck it, why not?

 

[Megatron]

The Marvel's Spider-Man wiki is adding lore from Wolverine! Tho IDK where the 1833 date comes from tho.

 

[Megatron]

Ok guys I may do a Earth-1048 timeline, but there's one thing that bugs me the most.

"In order to place the events of Marvel's Spider-Man, we must look at Peter's phone, seen briefly in the opening cutscene, the phone says that the current day is October 19th, and the remaining dates can be filled in accordingly, paying attention to the time of day for each mission.."
- From the wiki.

Then the same wiki put the game's beginning as the 22nd of October.

Timeline

James Howlett is born in Canada. Raven Darkhölme is born in Austria. Empire State University is founded. Midtown High School is founded. Roxxon is founded.[1] Adrian Toomes is born in Staten Island, New York.[2] Sergei Kravinoff is born. Ben Parker is born.[3] Dmitri Smerdyakov is born. May...

marvels-spider-man.fandom.com

Anyways, the order should be.

Hostile takeover
Spider-Man
City at War
Iron Man VR
Velocity
The City That Never Sleeps
Spider-Geddon
Wings of Fury
Miles Morales
Spider-Man (2022)
Unlimited Infinity Comic
Prequel Comic
Spider-Man 2
Venomverse Reborn
Accross the Spider-Verse
Wolverine.

I think it will be fun to add the side missions too. Thankfully with certain missions that have a non-canon passage of time when you accept them, we should have a canon way to place this missions.

For example, the 1st side mission ever in the game you can acquire it in the day, and then switches to night, this means that Spidey canonically does this missions later in the day at night, rather than before returning to Otto's lab.

So between missions 8-9 instead of in-between missions 2-3.

 

[stphylcccs]

Honestly not sure where else to post this, but is there a way to watch all threads, other than manually selecting them all?

 

[stphylcccs]

I've been thinking on and off about a shared timeline between the Henry Stickmin, Among Us (I know, sorry for the cringe, I'm separating the game from its connotations here because it's clearly meant to be part of the HS universe) and the What the? games (one of the What the GOLF? episodes is based entirely around the Among Us Skeld, post-impostor attack, as an official collab). It was mostly just a passing thought, as there was no good way to solidly connect them all into a coherent timeline - other than the Henry Stickmin games, then at some point some events related in Among Us happen, then the What the? scientists discover an abandoned Skeld, which leaves a lot out for both Among Us and What the?. However, with the recent Subway Surfers/Among Us collab, I have been thinking of how that would work, since Subway Surfers has a very devoted lore community, who are attempting to piece together what evidence we have from the show before the finale never aired, so I feel there could be something to work with there. It'd probably look something like:

The Henry Stickmin Collection
Subway Surfers Tag
Subway Surfers: The Animated Series 1x01-1x11
Among Us: Polus
Among Us: The Skeld
Among Us: Mira HQ
Among Us: Polus - Hide n Seek
Among Us: The Airship
Among Us: The Airship - Hide n Seek
Among Us: Mira HQ - Hide n Seek
Among Us: The Fungle
Among Us: The Skeld - Hide n Seek
Among Us: The Fungle - Hide n Seek
What the GOLF?
What the BAT?
What the CAR?
What the CLASH?

While the What the? And Henry Stickmin games do have levels, they are all implied to happen one after the other. With Among Us, it's much more vague as to what order they happen in. It's generally agreed that it's Polus, Skeld, Mira HQ, but from there it's more debated - I've tried my best to include both the normal game mode and the Hide n Seek game mode, which seems to be canon, assuming crewmates win each normal game mode

 

[stphylcccs]

I've been thinking on and off about a shared timeline between the Henry Stickmin, Among Us (I know, sorry for the cringe, I'm separating the game from its connotations here because it's clearly meant to be part of the HS universe) and the What the? (one of the What the GOLF? episodes is based entirely around the Among Us Skeld, post-impostor attack, as an official collab). It was mostly just a passing thought, as there was no good way to solidly connect them all into a coherent timeline - other than the Henry Stickmin games, then at some point some events related in Among Us happen, then the What the? scientists discover an abandoned Skeld, which leaves a lot out for both Among Us and What the?. However, with the recent Subway Surfers/Among Us collab, I have been thinking of how that would work, since Subway Surfers has a very devoted lore community, who are attempting to piece together what evidence we have from the show before the finale never aired, so I feel there could be something to work with there. It'd probably look something like:

The Henry Stickmin Collection
Subway Surfers Tag
Subway Surfers: The Animated Series 1x01-1x11
Among Us: Polus
Among Us: The Skeld
Among Us: Mira HQ
Among Us: Polus - Hide n Seek
Among Us: The Airship
Among Us: The Airship - Hide n Seek
Among Us: Mira HQ - Hide n Seek
Among Us: The Fungle
Among Us: The Skeld - Hide n Seek
Among Us: The Fungle - Hide n Seek
What the GOLF?
What the BAT?
What the CAR?
What the CLASH?

While the What the? games do have levels, they are all implied to happen one after the other. With Among Us, it's much more vague as to what order they happen in. It's generally agreed that it's Polus, Skeld, Mira HQ, but from there it's more debated - I've tried my best to include both the normal game mode and the Hide n Seek game mode, which seems to be canon, assuming crewmates win each normal game mode

I've included Subway Surfers Tag on here, yet not Subway Surfers, since that's an endless runner with no actual story to it. While it is helpful for understanding the overall lore of Subway Surfers, it is implied to just be the main characters running from the guard at arbitrary points in time. Subway Surfers Tag is clearly the protagonists experimenting with new tech and messing with the guard, thus only happening over a short period of time

 

[stphylcccs]

The Subway Surfers events are actually quite interesting, implying lava is flooding railways/tramways, likewise with vines (which interestingly seem to show some level of sapience/sentience)