Marvel Cinematic Universe - Timeline (Part 2)

Not sure if this is any help, but you could read a part of the letter (which I assume is from Tyrone) to Father Delgado. It says something about him having a lot of time to think over the last 9 months, and how he found the church he lives in 9 months ago.
 
Slyonic said:
Not sure if this is any help, but you could read a part of the letter (which I assume is from Tyrone) to Father Delgado. It says something about him having a lot of time to think over the last 9 months, and how he found the church he lives in 9 months ago.
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Nice catch. Added to the timeline reasoning document.
 
Pro Bot said:
Good point, although he was on the run, so it makes sense he wouldn't have seen it, since I doubt the newspaper is a top priority of his.
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Having seen the episode, it looks like the newspaper was sitting on the bar among other well-read newspapers, so it's probably relatively recent but it could be a week or two old.

selfishmisery said:
This photo for Jessica Jones S3 shows pumpkin stickers on the beer dispenser (far left). Once again implying it takes around Halloween, or at the least October.
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There's also a flyer for a Halloween party in Cloak and Dagger Season 2 Episode 10.

Hungangen said:
Cloack and Dagger - Runaways crossover!!!! Tyeone and Tandy go Los Angeles.
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There's no direct confirmation of this in the episode, but I'm hoping for this too. The showrunner is playing it coy in the interviews, and there was that Roxxon banner in the last season of Runaways. Probably unrelated, but Andre's record shop had a sticker for the band "The Retching Pigs", which appeared in a Runaways comic in 2009.

TC
 
Here is just a little theory about AoS S6 which is pure speculation, with a little inspiration from this post

JohnTitor said:
Another teaser. I think it can be added to the timeline. LINK

AoS episede titles leaked.

S6E05 - The Other Thing
S6E06 - Inescapable
S6E07 - Toldja
S6E08 - Collision Course
S6E09 - The Baker
S6E10 - Leap - it might mean coming back to "original" timeline or just coming back the space team to Earth
S6E11 - From the Ashes ;)
S6E12 - The Sign
S6E13 - New Life
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With some clues from the Spiderman Far From Home trailer, I think the Agents of SHIELD have jumped into another multiverse.

In the trailer, Nick Fury told spiderman that the snap ripped some holes in their dimension, so it is very possible that the Decimation snap is the snap nick fury was referring to if this theory is correct. Because the snap happened when the agents of SHIELD was tampering with time (changing timelines), it is very possible that they have traveled to another very similar universe without even noticing.

So it is very possible that they have gone in another timeline without noticing. Here is something that is even more interesting but is still just a theory without any points to support. Sarge's team maybe using the ray gun to track down the people/things that are obviously from another universe, like Deke and those flying creature in the latest episode, as he and the creatures are from another timeline. But because the agents' travelling to another universe was really subtle, the ray gun can't even detect them in the wrong universe.

With the post by JohnTitor, I think it is Sarge's team which is the key for the agents to travel back to their own universe/timeline

This theory is pure speculation, so take it as a grain of salt.

P.S. I actually wanted to post this after the next episode comes out as it seems to have a lot of answers to our question, but I just couldn't wait...
 
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_Decipherer_ said:
Here is just a little theory about AoS S6 which is pure speculation, with a little inspiration from this post



With some clues from the Spiderman Far From Home trailer, I think the Agents of SHIELD have jumped into another multiverse.

In the trailer, Nick Fury told spiderman that the snap ripped some holes in their dimension, so it is very possible that the Decimation snap is the snap nick fury was referring to if this theory is correct. Because the snap happened when the agents of SHIELD was tampering with time (changing timelines), it is very possible that they have traveled to another very similar multiverse without even noticing.

So it is very possible that they have gone in another timeline without noticing. Here is something that is even more interesting but is still just a theory without any points to support. Sarge's team maybe using the ray gun to track down the people/things that are obviously from another multiverse, like Deke and those flying creature in the latest episode, as he and the creatures are from another timeline. But because the agents' travelling across the multiverse was really subtle, the ray gun can't even detect them in the wrong multiverse.

With the post by JohnTitor, I think it is Sarge's team which is the key for the agents to travel back to their own multiverse/timeline

This theory is pure speculation, so take it as a grain of salt.

P.S. I actually wanted to post this after the next episode comes out as it seems to have a lot of answers to our question, but I just couldn't wait...
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You sure you don't mean "universe"?
 
Pro Bot said:
You said jumped to another Multiverse, but they are still in the Marvel Multiverse.
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If "the Marvel Multiverse" means "the Marvel Cinematic Universe/the original Marvel timeline", I'd like to say that no one has confirmed that they are actually in the original timeline (If someone has, then I'm sorry), and so when the snap happened in the original timeline, the agents accidentally jumped to another timeline in which the snap did not happen, as the snap tore some holes in their dimension.

I'm sorry if this is too confusing.
 
_Decipherer_ said:
If "the Marvel Multiverse" means "the Marvel Cinematic Universe/the original Marvel timeline", I'd like to say that no one has confirmed that they are actually in the original timeline (If someone has, then I'm sorry), and so when the snap happened in the original timeline, the agents accidentally jumped to another timeline in which the snap did not happen, as the snap tore some holes in their dimension.

I'm sorry if this is too confusing.
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No, universe is singular, multiverse is many universes. The Marvel Cinematic Universe is in the Marvel Multiverse, it is not the multiverse. The agents travelled to another universe, not another Multiverse.
 
Pro Bot said:
No, universe is singular, multiverse is many universes. The Marvel Cinematic Universe is in the Marvel Multiverse, it is not the multiverse. The agents travelled to another universe, not another Multiverse.
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Oops, sorry. Thank you for the clarification. I'll just stick with "timeline" so that I don't mix up "universe" or "multiverse".
 
Spider-Man: Far from Home: Peter and Ned's Ultimate Travel Journal came out today. It takes place during the movie. It is mentioned a couple times that Peter is 16 (at least biologically), which reinforces Peter's August 2001 birthdate. Ned also mentions that Peter doesn't have his driver's license yet, which implies that the Audi "Driving Test" commercial is non-canon.
 
joshjodalton said:
Spider-Man: Far from Home: Peter and Ned's Ultimate Travel Journal came out today. It takes place during the movie. It is mentioned a couple times that Peter is 16 (at least biologically), which reinforces Peter's August 2001 birthdate. Ned also mentions that Peter doesn't have his driver's license yet, which implies that the Audi "Driving Test" commercial is non-canon.
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Is it any good? Any spoilers?
 
Slyonic said:
Is it any good? Any spoilers?
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The book takes place during the movie, so it does delve a little further into spoiler territory than I would have liked. Most of the "spoilers" are things we already knew from the trailers, though. The book covers the entire trip to Europe, so if you want to avoid information like the fates of certain characters by the end of the movie, I would wait to read it until after the movie. It was a pretty good book overall, though.
 
joshjodalton said:
The book takes place during the movie, so it does delve a little further into spoiler territory than I would have liked. Most of the "spoilers" are things we already knew from the trailers, though. The book covers the entire trip to Europe, so if you want to avoid information like the fates of certain characters by the end of the movie, I would wait to read it until after the movie. It was a pretty good book overall, though.
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Thanks, I'll pick it up after the movie then.
 
joshjodalton said:
Spider-Man: Far from Home: Peter and Ned's Ultimate Travel Journal came out today. It takes place during the movie. It is mentioned a couple times that Peter is 16 (at least biologically), which reinforces Peter's August 2001 birthdate. Ned also mentions that Peter doesn't have his driver's license yet, which implies that the Audi "Driving Test" commercial is non-canon.
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Thanks for the info. I'll remove the Audi commercial once I have the chance to read the book.
 
Audi "Driving Test" is canon, just it belongs to Canon only later. After far from home.
 
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