Timeline Hub

[Pro Bot]

Would this go for the Slasherverse timeline as well?

If they were referencing the reboot in that comic, yes. If they weren't, no. We will never know I guess.

 

[ItzStitch626]

Mighty Med (205) 02x08 Stop Bugging Me
Mighty Med (205) 02x09 Less than Hero
Mighty Med (211) 02x10 Oliver Hatches the Eggs
Mighty Med (212) 02x08 Stop Bugging Me

Stop bugging me is on here twice

 

[Pro Bot]

If you think about it, Texas Chainsaw Massacre, a series supposedly known for it's confusing timelines, could technically be one timeline. The reboot is about the Hewitt family, completely separate characters to the Sawyer family, so in theory, the Illuminati could have orchestrated August 18th, 1973 to be a night of terror with two cannibal families with deformed individuals wearing a mask made from skin.

It would be a huge coincidence that two families had a Leatherface in Texas attacking people the exact same day (the explanation I provided being, of course, unoffical) and there's not really a link between the two, but it's a fun thought. That combined timeline would be a piece of shit to do due to the original and reboot taking place at the same time, so Saw timeline 2.0.

Sawyer Family
Hewitt Family

1958 - The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: About a Boy #1
1965 - Leatherface
1969 - The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning
1972 - The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: By Himself #1
1972 - The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: Special #1
1972 - The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Grind #1-3
1972 - Tales of Horror #1, "The Texas Chainsaw Salesman"
1973 - The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: Fearbook #1
1973 - Petals
1973 - The Texas Chain Saw Massacre
1973 - The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974)
1973 - The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2003)
1974 - The Texas Chainsaw Massacre #1-6
1986 - Texas Chainsaw Massacre: Part 2
1991 - Leatherface: The Texas Chainsaw Massacre III
1996 - Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Next Generation
2000 - Jason vs Leatherface #1-3
2001 - The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: Raising Cain #1-3
2007 - The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: Cut! #1
2009 - A Nightmare on Elm Street: Special #1 [Leatherface Returns newspaper]
2012 - Butcher Boys
2012 - Texas Chainsaw 3D
2020 - Texas Chainsaw Massacre

I personally don't count Butcher Boys as all connections were removed when it became a standalone film, and the only connection that can be inferred from it are the Illuminati, but included it for completionist's sake since it started as Texas Chainsaw Massacre 5 and has a lot of the same crew. Also, cannibals in Texas.

Due to the fact that they had an ongoing comic series about the reboot and Tales of Horror featured Freddy Krueger and Thomas Hewitt (Leatherface), I wonder if A Nightmare on Elm Street: Special #1's Leatherface reference was intended to imply that the Texas Chainsaw reboot was in the same universe as A Nightmare on Elm Street. No evidence to support this claim though, so naturally only the Sawyer family counts.

Technically the narrator in the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre film returns for the 2003 reboot, so that's kinda a connection I guess...

 

[Pro Bot]

Narrator

The Narrator is an unnamed and unseen character whose ominous voice can be heard narrating the opening intertitles in from the The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974) to the 2003 Remake of the original film. The Narrator's voice was provided by John Larroquette. The film which you are about to see...

texaschainsawmassacre.fandom.com

 

[Pro Bot]

The Texas Chainsaw Massacre narrator is a real person.

 

[iceman109]

Is it possible that the original Halloween movies and the remakes are also kind of set in the same universe?

 

[Pro Bot]

That one ain't gonna work. Texas Chainsaw Massacre concerns completely new characters and a new plot. Halloween is about new versions of the same characters in the same location experiencing the same events. Maybe you could squint the H10, H20, H40 and III timelines together, but it'd have a lot of patches. I'm not sure how you'd fit that in the remakes.

 

[iceman109]

Could the Friday the 13th remake also happen in the same universe as well? It has original characters and story although the flashback happens in 1980 instead of the original being 1957 but that could possibly be ignored

 

[Pro Bot]

Could the Friday the 13th remake also happen in the same universe as well? It has original characters and story although the flashback happens in 1980 instead of the original being 1957 but that could possibly be ignored

Yes, it could.

 

[Pro Bot]

The flashback is just a story being told, so no issues. The present day... it could be November 2009 and a sequel to The Nightmare Warriors comic that leads into Jason X.

 

[Pro Bot]

Because of a reference in Chucky (TV Series), The 2019 Child's Play film could be canon. However, multiple characters share their names with the original film.

 

[Pro Bot]

The flashback is just a story being told, so no issues. The present day... it could be November 2009 and a sequel to The Nightmare Warriors comic that leads into Jason X.

The issue with this interpretation is that it sets Transformers in the same universe as Freddy Krueger, XD.

 

[iceman109]

The issue with this interpretation is that it sets Transformers in the same universe as Freddy Krueger, XD.

Maybe it's dual canon with two versions of the same story are being told in the Transformers Universe and the Friday the 13th Universe

 

[JudgeDreddpool]

Maybe it's dual canon with two versions of the same story are being told in the Transformers Universe and the Friday the 13th Universe

Just like how there are two versions of Darkman in both the Slasherverse and Universal Monsters Universe?

 

[iceman109]

Just like how there are two versions of Darkman in both the Slasherverse and Universal Monsters Universe?

Yes

 

[mostaverse]

The Grand Timeline of Eobard Thawne
Oh I'm not like The Flash at all...some would say I'm the reverse.
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Disclaimer

Obviously an essential thing in every Arrowverse/-adjacent timeline, is that you'd have to acknowledge the Crisis on Infinite Earths. For some time travelers, this is essential such as Jay Garrick and Nora WestAllen; both of which I intend on covering later. For Eobard Thawne however because he didn't even acknowledge Crisis nor was there any effect on him minus that one exorcism, listing pre and post crisis would be rather redundant; it'd just be repeating the same exact list, with the post crisis episodes omitted. Eobard Thawne is already complicated enough with his multiple versions, so perhaps that is the only silver lining to his exclusion from Crisis.​

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Born 136 years into the future (since 2015, that is), Eobard Thawne idolized The Flash. For so long he wanted to be him but as he was about to make his debut...Barry Allen saved a crowd, that he wanted to save. In this ability to travel through time, he realized that his fate was to be his greatest enemy. And so he became the reverse of everything Barry is.

2151 AD - 2215
(vocal flashbacks only)
The Flash 01x23 Fast Enough (01:08 - 01:54)
The Flash 02x11 The Reverse-Flash Returns (29:40 - 30:28)
The Flash 08x05 Armageddon, Part 5 (14:41 - 15:46)

Before the Death of Nora Allen
2016 AD • The Flash 02x11 The Reverse-Flash Returns
2000 AD • The Flash 09x10 A New World, Part One

Now as Eobard Thawne approaches Nora Allen, Barry Allen from 2017 stops him from killing her and takes him to the alternate timeline Flashpoint before later letting him finish his stabbing of Nora Allen.

2000 AD • The Flash 02x23 The Race of His Life (40:38 - 40:55)
2000 AD • The Flash 03x01 Flashpoint

Post-Flashpoint Eobard Thawne kills Nora Allen, creating a time remnant of himself. The time remnant goes on to send Barry back to his time and fight the Legends of Tomorrow, while the other is stuck in the past.

The Time Remnant
2000 AD • The Flash 03x01 Flashpoint (39:15 - 39:41)
2000 AD • The Flash 09x10 A New World, Part One
1942 AD • DC's Legends of Tomorrow 02x01 Out of Time
1942 AD • DC's Legends of Tomorrow 02x02 The Justice Society of America
1987 AD • DC's Legends of Tomorrow 02x05 Compromised
1927 AD • DC's Legends of Tomorrow 02x08 The Chicago Way
1967 AD • DC's Legends of Tomorrow 02x09 Raiders of the Lost Art
2016 AD • DC's Legends of Tomorrow 02x10 The Legion of Doom
2025 AD • DC's Legends of Tomorrow 02x10 The Legion of Doom
1776 AD • DC's Legends of Tomorrow 02x11 Turncoat
1970 AD • DC's Legends of Tomorrow 02x12 Land of the Lost
1970 AD • DC's Legends of Tomorrow 02x13 Moonshot
1916 AD • DC's Legends of Tomorrow 02x15 Fellowship of the Spear
2017 AD • DC's Legends of Tomorrow 02x16 Doomworld
2017 AD • DC's Legends of Tomorrow 02x17 Aruba
1916 AD • DC's Legends of Tomorrow 02x17 Aruba
1914 AD • DC's Legends of Tomorrow 07x10 The Fixed Point
1914 AD • DC's Legends of Tomorrow 07x11 Rage Against the Machines
2022 AD • The Flash 08x18 The Man in the Yellow Tie (portrayed by Matt Letscher)
2022 AD • The Flash 08x19 Negative, Part One (portrayed by Matt Letscher)
2022 AD • The Flash 08x20 Negative, Part Two (portrayed by Matt Letscher)

The Main Eobard Thawne
2015 AD • The Flash 01x17 Tricksters (flashbacks)
2015 AD • The Flash 01x01 Pilot
2015 AD • The Flash 01x02 Fastest Man Alive
2015 AD • The Flash 01x03 Things You Can't Outrun
2015 AD • The Flash 01x04 Going Rogue
2015 AD • The Flash 01x05 Plastique
2015 AD • The Flash 01x06 The Flash Is Born
2015 AD • The Flash 01x07 Power Outage
2015 AD • The Flash 01x08 Flash vs. Arrow
2015 AD • The Flash 01x09 The Man in the Yellow Suit
2016 AD • The Flash 01x10 Revenge of the Rogues
2016 AD • The Flash 01x11 The Sound and the Fury
2016 AD • The Flash 02x17 Flash Back
2016 AD • The Flash 05x08 What's Past Is Prologue (18:11 - 23:15)
2016 AD • The Flash 01x12 Crazy For You
2016 AD • The Flash 01x13 The Nuclear Man
2016 AD • The Flash 01x14 Fallout
2016 AD • The Flash 01x15 Out of Time
2016 AD • The Flash 01x16 Rogue Time
2016 AD • The Flash 01x17 Tricksters
2016 AD • The Flash 01x18 All Star Team Up
2016 AD • The Flash 01x19 Who Is Harrison Wells?
2016 AD • The Flash 01x20 The Trap
2016 AD • The Flash 01x21 Grodd Lives
2016 AD • The Flash 01x23 Rogue Air
2017 AD • Supergirl 03x08 Crisis on Earth-X, Part 1
2017 AD • Arrow 06x08 Crisis on Earth-X, Part 2
2017 AD • The Flash 04x08 Crisis on Earth-X, Part 3
2017 AD • DC's Legends of Tomorrow 03x08 Crisis on Earth-X, Part 4
2049 AD • The Flash 05x08 What's Past Is Prologue (40:07 - 40:33)
2049 AD • The Flash 05x10 The Flash & the Furious
2049 AD • The Flash 05x13 Goldfaced
2049 AD • The Flash 05x14 Cause and XS
2049 AD • The Flash 05x10 Time Bomb
2049 AD • The Flash 05x18 Godspeed
2049 AD • The Flash 05x19 Snow Pack
2049 AD • The Flash 05x21 The Girl with the Red Lightning
2049 AD • The Flash 05x22 Legacy
2020 AD • The Flash 05x14 Death of the Speed Force
2020 AD • The Flash 05x15 The Exorcism of Nash Wells
2021 AD • The Flash 07x18 Heart of the Matter, Part 2
2031 AD • The Flash 08x03 Armageddon, Part 3
2031 AD • The Flash 08x04 Armageddon, Part 4
2021 AD • The Flash 08x05 Armageddon, Part 5
2022 AD • The Flash 05x17 Keep It Dark
2022 AD • The Flash 05x18 The Man in the Yellow Tie (portrayed by Tom Cavanagh)
2022 AD • The Flash 05x19 Negative, Part One (portrayed by Tom Cavanagh)
2022 AD • The Flash 05x20 Negative, Part Two (portrayed by Tom Cavanagh)
2023 AD • The Flash 09x13 A New World, Part 4: Finale

 

[JudgeDreddpool]

Okay, I know I talked about it for some time, but I figured I'd make it official: I'm legit considering doing a One Piece timeline. BUT... here's The Thing


Sorry, wrong Thing...


... there we go. Now, in regards for this timeline, I wish to cover both the manga and anime, as well as any spin-offs. Problem is, anyone whose seen the anime will know that it's padded to shit with all manner of filler, which can cause plot holes/pacing issues. So, here's what I'm proposing...

If I can get someone whose interested in collaborating with on this timeline, I'll focus on the manga side of things, while my collaborator does the anime side and gives me timestamps that match up with the manga. Much of the filler can remain, but we can work that stuff out when we come to it.

If anyone's interested, do let me know, and I'll make a doc that we can collaborate on. I plan to start the timeline after I finish the first half of OP (which means pre-Timeskip).

 

[JudgeDreddpool]

Anyone planning on doing a Timeline for the Stargate franchise?

Stargate-verse - TV Tropes

To most of the Earth-bound humans in it, the Stargate-verse is indistinguishable from the universe in which we viewers live. It's present-day, there isn't a whole lot of Applied Phlebotinum that you'd notice, and human history has unfolded just …

tvtropes.org

 

[Maciej Jankowski]

Okay, I know I talked about it for some time, but I figured I'd make it official: I'm legit considering doing a One Piece timeline. BUT... here's The Thing
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Sorry, wrong Thing...
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... there we go. Now, in regards for this timeline, I wish to cover both the manga and anime, as well as any spin-offs. Problem is, anyone whose seen the anime will know that it's padded to shit with all manner of filler, which can cause plot holes/pacing issues. So, here's what I'm proposing...

If I can get someone whose interested in collaborating with on this timeline, I'll focus on the manga side of things, while my collaborator does the anime side and gives me timestamps that match up with the manga. Much of the filler can remain, but we can work that stuff out when we come to it.

If anyone's interested, do let me know, and I'll make a doc that we can collaborate on. I plan to start the timeline after I finish the first half of OP (which means pre-Timeskip).

I mean manga and anime are in different continuities, also it's way too much on the anime side for me. If I would want to cover both on one timeline I think i would wait for The One Piece as it's supposed to be the same as the original anime but more smooth animation. It will be way easier to cover.


Unfortunately I can't help. The anime is wy too long and I don't have enough free time to help covering it.

 

[Maciej Jankowski]

Anyone planning on doing a Timeline for the Stargate franchise?

Stargate-verse - TV Tropes

To most of the Earth-bound humans in it, the Stargate-verse is indistinguishable from the universe in which we viewers live. It's present-day, there isn't a whole lot of Applied Phlebotinum that you'd notice, and human history has unfolded just …

tvtropes.org

I never wanted to touch it 'cause it felt overwhelmingly huge. now checking it out it's not as big as I envisioned it to be funny. Maybe if I get access to the shows.