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Funny, apparently it literally did. Might need to fact-check this one though...

According to E-Scope, "it straight up says the release papers say November 11, 2013 when that's not true". That means that it's literally based on nothing.

I don't think the LEGO DC films are part of the LEGO DC video game universe.

Lol, he doesn't understand how Middle-Earth works.

I can accept that the LEGO Indiana Jones and Star Wars (1 and 2, anyway) are the same universe. I feel LEGO Dimensions clearly establishes different universes.

Nah, they definitely copied the wiki for a ton of things, let's be honest. Regardless, that date literally comes from nowhere. The date doesn't match the movie information. The book has lots of stupid typos too, so I've heard. I think it's very probable that they fucked up here.

Bleh, stupid timeline book.

To quote the MCU wiki: Why is Thor: The Dark World placed where it is? How can Selvig be arrested after the last fight with Malekith? That seems silly.

I've seen people place Across the Spider-Verse in 2004 because of JJJ's voice. I mean, I guess that makes sense but you have to essentially assume Peter is way older than he appears. Plus, uh, Raimi-based Spider-Man becomes MCU-based Spider-Man and crosses over with a Raimi-based Spider-Man in...

Watching Maximum Overload, and uh... did... did Loki just overload Trevor Slattery? So I guess he's attacking Tony for some reason. Wait, I know! It's three little words. Lovely. Studs.

Wait a minute... have we been misinterpreting the quote all along? He's basically just saying that Avengers is an adaptation while these are original stories. They both have LEGO Iron Man in them but aren't connected because of the narrative differences. It's a meaningless quote. It doesn't...

Just 100% LEGO Marvel Super Heroes (faster than I thought I'd do it), so thoughts: -Tabloid Tidy Up takes place probably soon after the Doc Ock boss fight. -The Bro-Tunheim mission doesn't seem like it has to be in 2010 at all, but I understand the thinking. The assumption is probably that...

I think it's simpler to assume the years are the same unless otherwise specified.

If anything, his arrival in Earth-17315* (10005 is as accurate as Earth-199999 being Earth-616 or Earth-1610B being Earth-1610) diverged it from Earth-17315.

As you should, naturally.

Art ≠ Artist

In that case, it still describes the average horror film. There's a reason Dead Meat is so popular as a YouTuber. I'm not trying to make anyone watch anything, but usually your imagination about how something plays out in a film is worse and more disturbing than the actual film. I know a friend...

Honestly? I think Agent Orange's death in Punisher was worse than this. He literally had his eyes gouged out. This isn't really like Terrifier either (which is cartoonishly gory, like Fallout). It's more like Saw if anything. Maybe a low tier Mortal Kombat fatality. The reviewers overhyped the...

Archer is more connected to Kingsman than Bob's Burgers. It's sorta a trick crossover.