I was of the mind that the Nexus event here was Janet getting the virus. The events from then on (whenever it happened) played out the exact same because the difference existed in the quantum realm separate from everything else.
Yeah, with everything we now know about the multiverse/ timelines via Loki, What If, and etc,
Because there isn't any in-universe proof that they aren't in the main timeline. The multiverse concept isn't just an excuse to sweep whatever people want under the rug, there still has to be proof that these things exist in alt. timelines or branches or what have you. Until there is confirmation that the main timeline has, say, a different Jessica Jones or a different Matt Murdock or Luke Cage, there's no reason to believe those things don't take place in the mainn timeline.
The Netflix stuff is slightly easier to cram in (at the moment anyway),
I don't really understand your point of view here. The only times AoS wasn't in the main timeline was when they branched off during Season 7 and that season ended with them returning to the main timeline and in Season 5 when they were in an alternate future but returned.
Name a contradiction. I'll counter it.
I think that Iron Man is in either 2008 or 2010 (I think 2008 but I REEEEALLY don't want to argue about it.) Fury's Big Week includes Thor which is stated by Fury to happen "last year" in Avengers which is firmly placed in 2012. In short...it's wrong. Do you know what logic they are using?
Well, they have an article just with explanations here. But basically, they gather all the evidence and try to find the best possible date without ignoring any reference.
Hmmmm. That's an incredibly problematic approach. It completely ignores any real world influences on the media. Like Captain America: The First Avenger dates the World's Fair in 1943, however the Comic adaptation of the same film dates the World's Fair in 1942. Is that a mistake? Is that an intentional retcon? Both instances of this dating can't be correct, so instead of committing to one correct answer, they average it out and CREATE an incorrect answer. Like, Iron Man is EITHER 2008 or 2011. To average it to 2009 and 2010 makes it completely incorrect.
Damn, that 3 years has gone by quick. He started this, was like the Kang of this timeline discussion and creation. Glad it is still going and may he be remembered long beyond the end of this thread!
Oh, i'm sorry
Nice catch!
I'm pretty much in agreement with you. The only thing confusing me at the moment is that his daughter looks...older. If this was a few months after she returned, would she really age that much?
