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Found this little tidbit while goofing around, raiders is Earth Two canon

largely been off this the last month or so, been a little busy irl and still am a little, but I'll be passively updating the doctor who aspect of this as I watch it recreationally starting now

Kinda wrote it on the fly from memory and said resistance when I meant salvation Dark fate is the result of skynet basically blindly throwing terminators at the timelines after genisys' last ditch effort to become the resistance itself failed too

I know it gets a lot more nuanced when you start throwing in the other media, and I haven't read that transformers one yet, just that zero is clearly ongoing and generally symbolic of the franchises future so should probably be considered the current timeline until the next movie comes out with...

My take on the franchise after watching it this last month is this The first movie is the grandfather paradox, skynet creating itself The second shows us skynets first true choice outside of this loop when it sends the second terminator back. Cameron has stated this was skynet intentionally...

Pretty sure it's directly intended to follow the franchise so far, and given that it's release coincides with Cameron doing lots of interviews about how it's time to move on from traditional skynet and the Connors I think it was intended to represent that, moving on from the old repeating memes...

Two things for you 1) I'd probably say zombies falls under sliding time rules 2) if I remember correctly there's an old order here for the original ultimate marvel universe and it has some of the placements for the zombie stuff, should help

In a strange timey-wimey way we could always write off the Kang council stuff by saying the original comic storyline occurred and it's just comic Kang weeding out the competition

personally it seems obvious to me that the Bay timeline ultimately leads to the Beast Era and then they come back in time a la the animated canons

the civil war novel is the only one ive ever looked at and it seems to me just to be 616 civil war post mephisto spidey shenanigans

for now only the newer marvel stuff ive already had done for awhile, i intend to go through the older stuff at the same time as i check off the other marvel comic releases as i get into the modern era

havent read it. I'll certainly include the x-men aspect, 616 or otherwise, but as to star trek it'll depend on whether its more like the alien crossovers where its on an actual marvel universe or if its more like the dc crossovers where they come from a definitive other multiverse

right now i'm just checking off things as i'm playing assassins creed again just now anyway, really not rushing into it just yet but i've been keeping an eye on the discussions about it the last while

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Timeline -75,225 BCE/2511 IE(Isu Era): Assassin's Creed: Odyssey: The Fate of Atlantis (Simulation based on Aletheia's memories) -75,010 BCE/2296 IE: Assassin's Creed (Capitoline Triad Calculation) Assassin's Creed: Valhalla: Animus Anomalies: Hlutrholt Assassin's Creed: Valhalla: The Fate...

I've never actually played the game or looked into but having read some of the marvel and dc comics, i've always meant to look at fortnite's take on the omniverse i know its an actual plot point, i just dont know how developed it is

A timeline of games falling under the Ubisoft umbrella. While predominantly built around my own Assassin's Creed/Watch Dogs timeline, it's been a minute since i played any Rayman games and i've always intended to try the far cry series, so as i check things off my own document and add them here...

For clarity, Time Lord appearances following the anchoring of the thread up to the deposal of Rassilon take place in a relatively short number of years despite being far more spread out on this timeline Gallifrey has it's own relationship to the rest of the universe with the transduction...