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Indeed it is.

If I had access to the series, I'd totally do a Earth-51778 (Japan's Spider-Man series) timeline, including the 14 comic book issues he's appeared in as multiverse content. Interestingly, he ages much slower than regular humans, so it's possible his comic book appearances would take place on...

Yeah, but it'd still be hypothetically included. Same with any of the Spider-Verse crossovers that feature Sakura Spider. It's fun, because it kinda suggests that, while MHA is about Japan's heroes, America is full of Marvel heroes. Nice retroactive world building honesty.

Attack on Avengers. I feel like we've spoken of this before, but I could be wrong.

Hey, I wasn't telling anyone to make it lol.

Oh my God, it's Earth-10005 Wade Wilson (Sr.?)!!

It's possible that her appearances in Doc Ock are before her death in Deadpool Samurai, maybe. Damn, imagine an Earth-346 timeline though, lol. I'd be down for that.

Earth-7642 also includes Transformers, Attack on Titan and (probably) Predator though.

It's probably part of the Marvel Multiverse in general, sure.

I remember a discussion a while back with someone about who the My Hero Academia Spider-Man would be. I said Peter Parker, hehe... https://marvel.fandom.com/wiki/Peter_Parker_(Earth-346)

How does Joker remember Peter Parker in Marvel Versus DC if those events only happened for his Earth-7642 counterpart? (That's Ben Reilly) Is there another Spider-Man in the main DC Universe or something? Weird.

Hm, interesting point.

It's a licensed tie-in in the same vain as those Conjuring shorts and the Alien 40th Anniversary shorts, so I see nothing wrong with counting them.

Well, I finished it. I made this assumption:

Or, she goes every Thursday, she went a day late, and they just assumed she went on Thursday because every other day she does. So the scene where Frank is watching her is Thursday August 28th, then the later scene is Friday September 5th. Maybe. Or perhaps we can reconcile it and assume that...

Yeah, it is what it is. Perhaps the cameo does, yes... along with the references in Spider-Verse.

Howard Saint's wife goes to the movies "every Thursday", except it is stated to be Thursday, September 5th later on in the film. That only works with 2002. Frank's family's gravestone is marked 2003. The comic places the film in 2004. Hm... could exchange September 5th for September 4th, 2003...

I've received the film, so I'll cover it probably tonight or tomorrow.

Well, not necessarily, but let's say it is though, probably a reality where some version of Spider-Man 1-3, X-Men 1-3 and Iron Man (2008) happened.