Apparently this and Deadpool & Wolverine's evidence about Logan literally being the inevitable future of "Earth-10005" (in the film's words, but it's clearly not that numbering anymore) wasn't enough for the Marvel Database wiki.
A quick google told me it was 25 years. Is present-day DoFP not after 2004?
The X-Men in Days of Future Past are older than 19 years old.
Google A.I. is not your friend.
Sorry, the 25 years were incorrectly mentioned; it's stated in Logan that Xavier's seizures killed most of the X-Men
Of course (I've had it give two contradicting, equally incorrect responses to the same search), that specific use of it must've slipped through the cracks
Now I will say I'm curious how Avengers: Doomsday might acknowledge that seizure incident and if anything changed as a result of Monica arriving there.
Only 7 mutants died, and only several of them were X-Men. That means only between 3 to 6 X-Men died. That was in 2028, too.
TRN1141?
According to what exactly?
Does it even though? All it shows is charles and erik telling logan theres a bigger threat coming. They could've easily just dealt with that off-screen between movies without time travel.
Regardless of whether things seem to not align (even though you're still making up ways to explain other plotholes if it helps your case) the intention by the creators of the FoX-Men meant for Logan to be post-DoFP, no matter how inconsistent it may be. That'd be like saying Doctor Who season 1 isn't canon because it implies Susan came up with the name Tardis, or that Army of Darkness isn't canon because it retcons Evil Dead 2 - the Rule of God always takes precedence (unless numerous people working on something disagree, since Rule of God wouldn't be able to apply in the first place)
Difference being Magneto is locked up in that timeline and the events of the first two films played out mostly similar ways.
The film? New Mutants?
