Marvel Cinematic Universe - Timeline (Part 3)

It's not sacred timeline but YFNSM is still part of the MCU Multiverse Saga
Yeah that's what was debated. While it was originally announced as part of it the premise of the series changed and since there hasn't been an official comment stating it as part of the MCU. Like X-Men '97 on Disney+ it is included in The Multiverse Saga with the rest of Marvel Studios products but it wasn't ommited from the MCU Timeline despite other Multiverse based stories being included like Loki, What If and Deadpool & Wolverine. So it was decided to tentatively not include the series in this timeline due to it since it's announcement being distanced from the MCU timeline until it's status as "part of the franchise" and not just part of the multiverse becomes more clear.

My thoughts, at Comic-Con we'll likely get a nice look at the Phase 5 updated slate and see if YFNSM remains on it and if it is that would convince me Marvel Studios views the series as a part of the MCU franchise unlike X-Men '97 despite its removal from the Disney+ timeline

Like I said personally I'm going to watch it with the MCU when I do my annual rewatch because I just enjoy the show regardless like X-Men '97 as honorary inclusions
 
Yeah that's what was debated. While it was originally announced as part of it the premise of the series changed and since there hasn't been an official comment stating it as part of the MCU. Like X-Men '97 on Disney+ it is included in The Multiverse Saga with the rest of Marvel Studios products but it wasn't ommited from the MCU Timeline despite other Multiverse based stories being included like Loki, What If and Deadpool & Wolverine. So it was decided to tentatively not include the series in this timeline due to it since it's announcement being distanced from the MCU timeline until it's status as "part of the franchise" and not just part of the multiverse becomes more clear.

My thoughts, at Comic-Con we'll likely get a nice look at the Phase 5 updated slate and see if YFNSM remains on it and if it is that would convince me Marvel Studios views the series as a part of the MCU franchise unlike X-Men '97 despite its removal from the Disney+ timeline

Like I said personally I'm going to watch it with the MCU when I do my annual rewatch because I just enjoy the show regardless like X-Men '97 as honorary inclusions
You're confusing canon with continuity. Disney+ is one THE official MCU sources. Right next to the movies, shows, and books. It is canon to the MCU Multiverse Saga just like X-Men 97 but it's not part of the continuity. It's canon, but not continuity. At least for now.
 
You're confusing canon with continuity. Disney+ is one THE official MCU sources. Right next to the movies, shows, and books. It is canon to the MCU Multiverse Saga just like X-Men 97 but it's not part of the continuity. It's canon, but not continuity. At least for now.
No I got it straight and I agree. The debate was do we include everything that's canon or just what's connected to the continuity. It was decided since it shares no direct connection to the continuity to not include like we don't X-Men '97.
 
No I got it straight and I agree. The debate was do we include everything that's canon or just what's connected to the continuity. It was decided since it shares no direct connection to the continuity to not include like we don't X-Men '97.
I agree, we should just include continuity, but I was just reinstating that it's still part of the MCU Multiverse Saga.
 
Captain America: Brave New World's Timeline - Main Events (via MCU wiki):
November 3, 2026
April 15, 2027
April 16, 2027
April 17, 2027
April 18, 2027
April 19, 2027
Then the epilogue, with Ross's arrest, post-credit scene, White House rebuild, etc, we have to figure out the timeline placement, maybe a week time jump.
 
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Bit funny to imagine the end of Secret Invasion with Ritson's speech and then him losing the election immediately after, but I guess that's the only way it can work
Well, Fury did say what he did was real for a "one-term president"... or something. Honestly, I don't care to rewatch Secret Invasion, because screw that show for killing both Marie Hill and Talos, and shoving the unnecessary (and also plot hole-inducing) retcon of Rhodey being a Skrull since Civil War into our faces.
 
Well, Fury did say what he did was real for a "one-term president"... or something. Honestly, I don't care to rewatch Secret Invasion, because screw that show for killing both Marie Hill and Talos, and shoving an unnecessary retcon of Rhodey into our faces.
I honestly completely forgot both Hill and Talos were killed in it. As for the Rhodey retcon after how poorly the show was received I'm 99% certain that they're gonna make it that he was captured after Endgame and at most was only a Skrull in FatWS. Man that show really sucked...
 
I honestly completely forgot both Hill and Talos were killed in it. As for the Rhodey retcon after how poorly the show was received I'm 99% certain that they're gonna make it that he was captured after Endgame and at most was only a Skrull in FatWS. Man that show really sucked...
"Marvel's Andor", they proclaimed it...
 

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