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Universal Monsters: Dracula #1-4 and Universal Monsters: Frankenstein #1-4 are adaptations but Universal Monsters: The Creature From The Black Lagoon Lives #1-4 is a sequel to the original film apparently.

I've included other disconnected Universal Monsters films because why not I guess. There's actually some recent comics that are part of the Universal Monsters brand by Skybound Entertainment. Wonder if it fits.

Yeah.

It doesn't have any link, but it could be canon. Same with Dracula Untold technically, though that'd be a different guy from the main Dracula. I'm only including things that I personally believe to be definitely connected.

Just for fun. Universal Monsters Classic Monsters = 000000 The Mummy/Scorpion King = F37934 Dark Universe = 808080 Renfield = B8312F 310? B.C. - The Scorpion King 2: Rise of a Warrior 309? B.C. - The Scorpion King 308? B.C. - The Scorpion King 3: Battle for Redemption 307? B.C. - The Scorpion...

The Godzilla wiki on the Kiryu timeline: Note: While Godzilla Dictionary [New Edition] does not place Gorath or Dogora in the Kiryu series' continuity, Fantastic Collection - Godzilla: Tokyo SOS confirms the appearances of Maguma and Dogora.[5] Maguma first appears in 1962 in the Kiryu...

So, the first image places Godzilla (1998) in it's own continuity... but then, the second image places it in GMK's timeline. What gives? I like how the second image clarifies that certain Kaiju films happen in both the Showa and Kiryu timelines. Also, the grey colours imply that Godzilla...

Oh, I should have read the placement notes better if there's a calendar. I suppose if you want to assume the parallel realities of Godzilla (1954), Godzilla, King of the Monsters (1956) and Cozzila (1977) happen at the same time, you could place the monster attack on August 6th, but that's using...

No, I mean the coloured psychedelic mess that is Cozzilla (1977) that is essentially an edit of Godzilla, King of the Monsters! (1956) with added scenes from other kaiju movies and REAL FOOTAGE of actual death and destruction. That one.

I think the official Godzilla dictionary also placed All Monsters Attack in the Showa timeline, didn't it? I'd honestly just toss it in there anyway, I don't see why it can't be canon even if the monsters are imaginary. I might buy a bunch of the Showa films later down the line, if you want any...

What about the Godzilla IDW comics?

Not the first time that a timeline has had to accept technological anomalies. Even the MCU has out-of-date phones and such as mistakes. If the comic takes the show as canon, then it's canon.

True. He could have escaped of course. But you are right.

https://pacificrim.fandom.com/wiki/Mako_Mori/Uprising https://pacificrim.fandom.com/wiki/Timeline_(disambiguation) Why the heck does this wiki consider Pacific Rim: Uprising to be a separate universe? God, I freaking hate some people.

A unique Godzilla reality, then? Like the DC Universe in JLvGvK is a new thing? Also, yeah, the original 1954 Godzilla was killed by the Oxygen Destroyer... most of the time. ...still, take notes lol.

The 1954-1975 Godzilla? @Jozaca take notes... :oops:

Okay. "Multiple multiverses" means Omniverse, and Power Rangers has had crossovers with these respective franchises, which means that their multiverses directly connect. The comment was to point out that we already know that there's more than one multiverse.

Well, obviously. What, do you expect Megatron to include the entire TMNT, Masked Rider, and Godzilla franchises too? Hehe, I'm kidding. :p

Which version of Godzilla crosses over with the Power Rangers?

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Masked_Rider_(TV_series) https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ninja_Turtles:_The_Next_Mutation These shows appear to be canonical, so... have fun with that.