Specks
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Where did you find this? I want to add it to my list of tie in media, which includes how to find everything. I guess I could just link this page
Where did you find this? I want to add it to my list of tie in media, which includes how to find everything. I guess I could just link this page
Obviously set in Earth-17315, guys.Found it. It's 4 pages and not compatable with Earth-10005. It's just Magneto interupting a Danger Room session (with WOLVERINE and JEAN GREY there, Magneto not in prison) - And he is gloating "I WILL get you soon!" essentially like Sting in David Lynch's Dune. That's it.
And the Sentinels are ugly, green and resemble the hideous bricky Transformers minicon toys from Takara giveaways.
17315*Obviously set in Earth-17325, guys.![]()
I'm telling ya these branches sure are different sometimes.... :cigarette:Obviously set in Earth-17315, guys.![]()
Google deep diveWhere did you find this? I want to add it to my list of tie in media, which includes how to find everything. I guess I could just link this page
What about The Wolverine's mid-credits scene that leads into DOFP?Logan will always be the true direct sequel to The Wolverine to me. Not DoFP
The director did, and that's post-DoFP.Did Fox ever say which universe it actually occurs in?
It is, just a direct sequel where X-Men: Days of Future Past happened in-between.Logan will always be the true direct sequel to The Wolverine to me. Not DoFP
Why not just...watch the movie?I hear there being a lot of contradictions between that and New Mutants, but iirc the New Mutants were being held by the same people who made X-23, so there's a plethora of explanations one could give as to their mere existence in the first place
There's no proper contradictions. The New Mutants especially doesn't contradict anything. In fact, the exact reasons people cite to claim Logan isn't canon would also apply to it contradicting The New Mutants, but that film is directly connected to Logan.I hear there being a lot of contradictions between that and New Mutants, but iirc the New Mutants were being held by the same people who made X-23, so there's a plethora of explanations one could give as to their mere existence in the first place
Logan states that no mutants had been born since a certain year (I don't remember when) so since New Mutants showed the mutants with their powers as children it's implied they would've been born with them, not given like with X-23, which didn't align with the Logan date (I think)There's no proper contradictions. The New Mutants especially doesn't contradict anything. In fact, the exact reasons people cite to claim Logan isn't canon would also apply to it contradicting The New Mutants, but that film is directly connected to Logan.
Evidently, mutants were still being born, just at a much rare number.Logan states that no mutants had been born since a certain year (I don't remember when) so since New Mutants showed the mutants with their powers as children it's implied they would've been born with them, not given like with X-23, which didn't align with the Logan date (I think)
But, like I said, there're a plethora of possible explanations
Not sure that's quite how that math works out, but I understand your point.Also, I'm pretty sure Logan wouldn't work for 10005 even more than 17315, since 25 years before 2029 would mean most of the X-Men would be dead long before DoFP could even happen
Also New Mutants literally takes place within a day or so after the woman who adopts X-23 snuck in and took footage of the experiments, the same footage is reused from Logan.There's no proper contradictions. The New Mutants especially doesn't contradict anything. In fact, the exact reasons people cite to claim Logan isn't canon would also apply to it contradicting The New Mutants, but that film is directly connected to Logan.