Western Animated Comedy timeline

[user 16960]

Can the South Park N64 game be Canonical? I know the newer South Park games are canon obviously but like, pre-stick of truth games are more up in the air. I feel like they can probably still work right?

 

[stphylcccs]

Can the South Park N64 game be Canonical? I know the newer South Park games are canon obviously but like, pre-stick of truth games are more up in the air. I feel like they can probably still work right?

Unless they directly contradict anything, I'll include them

 

[stphylcccs]

Okay, I'll start updating this now

 

[stphylcccs]

Well, I can't save edits in the parent message, or enter BB mode (so I can add the hex codes for each franchise). Forgot this was an issue recently. @Blackbeard

 

[stphylcccs]

Also, apparently Alex Hirsh confirmed during a livestream that the Bill Cipher appearances in The Simpsons are canon. Timeline-wise, this wouldn't work since Bill is meant to be trapped in the Theraprism, though I have two solutions for this.

1: Alternate universe (the boring option)

2: The season 2 finale was originally going to feature a song sung by Bill Cipher called "It's Gonna Get Weird", in which he sings "Look at that money. Who's that, honey? Look throughout history, how could you miss me? (Seriously, I am all over the place!)" The storyboard sequence for this song shows Bill pointing at the infamous triangle on the dollar bill in the first line, then other triangles with eyes throughout history. This may imply that Bill simply had a hand in the production of The Simpsons, or that Bill's influence on the world caused him to appear in the show (depending on how you interpret Bill appearing in history). Either way, due to the meta nature of numerous shows on this timeline, I'd have to include Gravity Falls on this timeline. Since I'm including Adventure Time, despite being an alternate universe, due to the multiverse nature of many of the episodes, it goes without saying that I'd have to include Rick & Morty too, due to the multiversal connection between that and Gravity Falls. That one sofa gag is finally canon(?)

 

[myusernameyes]

Apparently he does have variants though apparently (if I'm remembering correctly) it said that if one of them happens to die ALL of them die, meaning they're meant to be a multiversal singularity

 

[stphylcccs]

Apparently he does have variants though apparently (if I'm remembering correctly) it said that if one of them happens to die ALL of them die, meaning they're meant to be a multiversal singularity

I did a quick google search and Bill states he's a multiversal constant and can see infinite alternate versions of himself, not sure if, if one dies, they all die. The Nightmare Realm is also described as a dimension existing between all dimensions, so based on Adventure Time lore that gives a few implications.

In Adventure Time, dimensions all experience the flow of time at different rates, but portals to other dimensions temporarily align the flows of time between those two dimensions. A dimension exists outside of time called the Time Room, which governs the flow of time, and is essentially in temporal limbo (kinda like the TVA). The Nightmare Realm is described as being between all other dimensions, meaning it doesn't experience the flow of time, so when you travel there you would temporarily align your time with that of the Nightmare Realm, before it goes back to being outside of time. The Nightmare Realm also appears in Adventure Time, though is most likely not the same dimension.

TL;DR Nightmare Realm doesn't experience the flow of time

 

[stphylcccs]

Apparently he does have variants though apparently (if I'm remembering correctly) it said that if one of them happens to die ALL of them die, meaning they're meant to be a multiversal singularity

Forgot to mention this, but I suppose it's option 1 then

 

[user 16960]

The South Park racing game of all things apparently uses dates for each of its courses so uh, that should be easy to timeline

 

[stphylcccs]

The South Park racing game of all things apparently uses dates for each of its courses so uh, that should be easy to timeline

Well, that's a win for the South Park racing game, I guess…?

 

[user 16960]

Btw one live action show is set in the same universe as this stuff, That's My Bush, it was made by the South Park guys and the characters appear in an episode of South Park for a scene

 

[Oliveoil2]

Btw one live action show is set in the same universe as this stuff, That's My Bush, it was made by the South Park guys and the characters appear in an episode of South Park for a scene

Idk how wise it would be to throw live action stuff in here. I mean the Simpsons had crossovers with xfiles and 24, but if live actions stuff is in it just turns into a whole tommy westphall thing

 

[Chapmike]

Idk how wise it would be to throw live action stuff in here. I mean the Simpsons had crossovers with xfiles and 24, but if live actions stuff is in it just turns into a whole tommy westphall thing

It doesn't necessarily need to include every single live action crossover, only those directly in the included shows. Like, if the X-Files cast appears in another show that's not already included, and there's not a single mention of it in The X-Files itself, it doesn't count.

 

[Gloryman]

Wouldn't Daria take place after The Death of Beavis & Butthead, or even Beavis & Butthead: Do the Universe first act. The MTV show Big Head had a surprise appearance by Butthead.