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[Pro Bot]

talking about this, so we consider Terminator Zero a prequel or a sequel?

It could go either way, but in any case, Terminator: Genisys set Judgement Day back in 1997. I consider that to be after Salvation/The Sarah Connor Chronicles personally, so for me, that shows that Judgement Day can go back.

You actually explained it perfectly, too. Of course if someone goes back in time to before 1995, they can change the events of Terminator 2 and make Judgement Day happen in 1997 again.

 

[Pro Bot]

Judgment Day did get pushed back in that movie of course, but it started in 1997. That film was kind of a take on the original future war.

 

[Megatron]

It could go either way, but in any case, Terminator: Genisys set Judgement Day back in 1997. I consider that to be after Salvation/The Sarah Connor Chronicles personally, so for me, that shows that Judgement Day can go back.

You actually explained it perfectly, too. Of course if someone goes back in time to before 1995, they can change the events of Terminator 2 and make Judgement Day happen in 1997 again.

for Zero I personally lean more for a prequel. But Idk how strong the reference to Connor is.

 

[Megatron]

Judgment Day did get pushed back in that movie of course, but it started in 1997. That film was kind of a take on the original future war.

the future war is a can of worms of it's own. I heard that Dawn of Fate happens in 2027 but ends with Kyle time traveling. I never played that game, but if it's true we could use your resonings for the SCC and just take that as an error and place it alongside the NOW Comics Prologue, 2029 (game and comics) and Resistance. I think it would look good.

Also Idk if you were thinking about doing this too for your Terminator thread, but I'm thinking for my own headcanon timeline to separate the future war into it's own timeline.

 

[Pro Bot]

for Zero I personally lean more for a prequel. But Idk how strong the reference to Connor is.

I like prequel more personally, but still.

I like the idea that we can base the chronology on Judgement Day mostly. It kind or makes it feel like a proper war.

1997
Terminator Zero
The Terminator
Terminator 2: Judgement Day

2004
Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines
Terminator: Salvation

2011
Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles

(1997 ->) 2017
Terminator: Genisys

202X
Terminator: Dark Fate

 

[JudgeDreddpool]

Super Sentai? 2417 episodes, ~118 films, 72 manga series, & games etc.

You also have Kamen Rider to add in with all the crossovers.

 

[stphylcccs]

This scenario leeds to the future war from Transformers

Transformers? Am I just stupid, or is this a typo

 

[Pro Bot]

You also have Kamen Rider to add in with all the crossovers.

The Power Rangers universe includes Masked Rider (and Ninja Turtles: The Next Mutation, for that matter). I have no idea if that series crossed over with any of the other Kamen Rider shows through the multiverse or something.

 

[Pro Bot]

Transformers? Am I just stupid, or is this a typo

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transformers_vs._The_Terminator

 

[Pro Bot]

If you count all the crossovers as canon, the AvPvTvBvRvBR-etc. universe includes DC, Marvel, Transformers, Buffy, and RoboCop, which is... pretty funny, honestly. The idea that Blade and Buffy could hunt vampires together is awesome.

 

[stphylcccs]

If you count all the crossovers as canon, the AvPvTvBvRvBR-etc. universe includes DC, Marvel, Transformers, Buffy, and RoboCop, which is... pretty funny, honestly. The idea that Blade and Buffy could hunt vampires together is awesome.

If all crossovers are canon… the Nesquik Bunny was in a Superman comic, so I guess cereal ads would be canon. Looney Toons also crossed over with DC, though that's more interesting since they crossed over with Cheetos, which made a web game with Angry Birds. Angry Birds also did Transformers, soooo…

 

[Pro Bot]

If all crossovers are canon… the Nesquik Bunny was in a Superman comic, so I guess cereal ads would be canon. Looney Toons also crossed over with DC, though that's more interesting since they crossed over with Cheetos, which made a web game with Angry Birds. Angry Birds also did Transformers, soooo…

Not how it works, exactly.

 

[Pro Bot]

We wouldn't be assuming that the version of the characters in those crossovers are the same ones from everything else.

 

[iceman109]

If all crossovers are canon… the Nesquik Bunny was in a Superman comic, so I guess cereal ads would be canon. Looney Toons also crossed over with DC, though that's more interesting since they crossed over with Cheetos, which made a web game with Angry Birds. Angry Birds also did Transformers, soooo…

Angry Birds also did Star Wars (if that still counts)

 

[Pro Bot]

Like, obviously the Transformers in the Terminator crossover aren't the same ones from Ghostbusters.

 

[stphylcccs]

Not how it works, exactly.

Of course, it was nonsense. Though, it's fun to think about

 

[iceman109]

Like, obviously the Transformers in the Terminator crossover aren't the same ones from Ghostbusters.

Or Freddy from Freddy vs Ghostbusters being the same one from the Slasherverse

 

[Pro Bot]

If you count all the crossovers as canon, the AvPvTvBvRvBR-etc. universe includes DC, Marvel, Transformers, Buffy, and RoboCop, which is... pretty funny, honestly. The idea that Blade and Buffy could hunt vampires together is awesome.

The Superman from this universe would be the one from Superman/Alien 1-2, Predator vs Superman, Terminator vs Superman, JLA/Predator, and Batman and Superman vs. Alien and Predator, for example... not the one from anything else or the main comics.

 

[stphylcccs]

The Superman from this universe would be the one from Superman/Alien 1-2, Predator vs Superman, Terminator vs Superman, JLA/Predator, and Batman and Superman vs. Alien and Predator, for example... not the one from anything else or the main comics.

You're no fun…

 

[BB10]

The Superman from this universe would be the one from Superman/Alien 1-2, Predator vs Superman, Terminator vs Superman, JLA/Predator, and Batman and Superman vs. Alien and Predator, for example... not the one from anything else or the main comics.

I've read somewhere that the Superman vs Terminator crossover was referenced in a canon Superman comic, but IDK if it's true.

 

[Pro Bot]

I've read somewhere that the Superman vs Terminator crossover was referenced in a canon Superman comic, but IDK if it's true.

The Alien one was.

 

[iceman109]

https://bloody-disgusting.com/movie...026-from-sharknado-director-anthony-ferrante/

 

[iceman109]

With the Batman and Judge Dredd crossover, is Batman a variant or is it Judge Dredd that's the variant

 

[barryh]

With the Batman and Judge Dredd crossover, is Batman a variant or is it Judge Dredd that's the variant

Both are the canon versions AFAIK.

 

[Pro Bot]

https://bloody-disgusting.com/movie...026-from-sharknado-director-anthony-ferrante/

Soooo... basically, this film is going to be in a deleted timeline.

 

[Pro Bot]

Unless it's a new Sharknado within the reset timeline? In which case, it's a sequel...

 

[stphylcccs]

I thought the reset only reset the timeline up to the point where it needed to, so the prequel could still be canon to both timelines

 

[Pro Bot]

I doubt it'll get a timeline (soon), but, well, it's a somewhat interesting series. I'm sure I'm not the only one who saw that trailer featuring Ant-Man and Steve.

1993 - Anaconda: The Writer's Cut
1997 - Quake: The Temple of the Mist
1997 - Anaconda (1997)
1999 - Lake Placid
2004 - Anacondas: The Hunt for the Blood Orchid
2004 - Anacondas 3D Adventure Game
2007 - Lake Placid 2
2008 - Anaconda 3: Offspring
2009 - Anacondas: Trail of Blood
2010 - Lake Placid 3
2012 - Lake Placid: The Final Chapter
2015 - Lake Placid vs. Anaconda
2018 - Lake Placid: Legacy
2024 - Anaconda: Cursed Jungle
2025 - Anaconda (2025)

 

[Pro Bot]

I know that it's probably:

Timeline 1: Malcolm Timeline
2045 - Terminator Zero 1x01-1x08

Timeline 2: Kokoro Timeline
2022 - Terminator Zero 1x01-1x08

Timeline 3: Zero Timeline
1997 - Terminator Zero 1x01-1x08

Timeline 4: Original Timeline
2026 - Terminator: Resistance: Zero Day Exploit
2029 - The Terminator: Hunters and Killers #1-3
2029 - The Terminator: 2029 #1-2
2029 - Terminator: Resistance
2029 - The Terminator: 2029 #3

Or, y'know... after Dark Fate...

I think it could technically be this, though.

Timeline 1: Malcolm Timeline
2045 - Terminator Zero 1x01-1x08

Timeline 2: Kokoro Timeline
2022 - Terminator Zero 1x01-1x08

Timeline 3: Original Timeline
1997 - Terminator Zero 1x01-1x08
2026 - Terminator: Resistance: Zero Day Exploit
2029 - The Terminator: Hunters and Killers #1-3
2029 - The Terminator: 2029 #1-2
2029 - Terminator: Resistance
2029 - The Terminator: 2029 #3

It'd be neat if Terminator Zero was literally a prequel to the original Future War. It's most likely not, but it's a nice idea.

Also, if you can ******** The Terminator 2029 comic in the same timeline as Terminator: Resistance, that means Kyle Reese survived the first film and died AFTER John was born, as seen in The Terminator 1984 #1-3. How delightful!

 

[Pro Bot]

I know that it's probably:


Or, y'know... after Dark Fate...

I think it could technically be this, though.


It'd be neat if Terminator Zero was literally a prequel to the original Future War. It's most likely not, but it's a nice idea.

Also, if you can ******** The Terminator 2029 comic in the same timeline as Terminator: Resistance, that means Kyle Reese survived the first film and died AFTER John was born, as seen in The Terminator 1984 #1-3. How delightful!

https://terminator.fandom.com/wiki/The_Terminator_RPGWell, if anything is proof that all Terminator media is canon, it's this. It references serveral different comic timelines as well as the films.