They put Ant-Man & The Wasp, Captain Marvel, and Black Widow all in their chronoligical places regardless of their post-credit scenes, but not TF4?
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PresentationDull77072025-11-05 09:05
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LnStrngr2025-11-05 09:17
what.... did.... you... say...?
Void_Warden2025-11-05 09:06
TF4 takes place in an alternate timeline. It doesn't really have a place in the regular chronological order (for now).
It's a different 1964 then the MCU's
GrepekEbi2025-11-05 09:08
Although the world of the F4 is very 60’s coded, it’s possible that their universe as we see it in the movie is temporally aligned to the “present” in the main 616 universe - their parallel universe may have started a few decades later, progressed a little slower, or otherwise have what amounts to a time-zone-difference with our universe.
It might, at this current moment, be 1963 in 828, and 2025 in 616, at the same time
This would explain how an F4 ship shows up in the thunderbolts after-credits - this is inter-dimensional travel, NOT time travel
ebbor02892025-11-05 09:20
Maybe Jesus was born 62 years later, so that makes 1963 in their universe 2025 in ours
but for real, it's another universe so just like Marvel Zombies it doesn't really fit on the main timeline, but they want it there because it will clearly connect to Doomsday and Secret Wars
An-292025-11-05 09:27
Yup, this is basically the very logic of universe hopping to a universe that's in a different time period.
CaptHayfever2025-11-05 09:39
It's not just 60s-coded; it *is* the 60s there. The broadcast date on the show at the start of the movie is 1964.
GrepekEbi2025-11-05 11:14
It’s _their_ 1964 in _their_ universe - yes, as I mention in the comment - but there’s nothing to say that their 1964 happened at the same time as our 1964
Nawzays_2025-11-05 09:16
Did u forget post credit scene of Thunderbolts? It really fit where it is now
dexatrosin2025-11-05 09:31
The chronology is weird, but if you use the info given by both F4 and Thunderbolts’ PC scenes you can deduce a bit. A 4 year time skip for F4 vs 14 months for Thunderbolts. Just using that information F4 took place before TBs.
PapaPatchesxd2025-11-05 09:20
Please tell me where it is chronologically in the timeline.
Plus-Persimmon-32692025-11-05 09:23
I'm just asking a question, no need to be passive aggressive
An-292025-11-05 09:25
While it's understandable that one would assume F4 would be placed around the equivalent of it being taking place in 60's in the MCU. But it actually makes sense F4 takes place around the same time as present MCU. Think of the 828 Universe in running parallel of it's present timeline with the MCU universe but (basically if 1 year passes in the MCU, 1 year also passes in 828, equal of amount of time passes to each universe) but depending from where you viewing it, the 828 universe is decades behind or the MCU is decades ahead, either way basically they're universe are both experiencing the same rate of time despite their "present" being in different time points.
It basically allows them to explain how when they cross over each universe, they're just going over to a different universe and not time travelling at the same as they're dimension hopping. Making it simpler and not complex.
In another words, so nobody wonders why when the MCU characters travel to 828, they end up in F4's present time (which is the late 60's) and not at 828's equivalent 2027 (or whatever year the MCU is currently at now).
TLDR: Time moves at the same rate for both universes, but their "present" is at different time points, decades apart.
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It's a different 1964 then the MCU's
It might, at this current moment, be 1963 in 828, and 2025 in 616, at the same time
This would explain how an F4 ship shows up in the thunderbolts after-credits - this is inter-dimensional travel, NOT time travel
but for real, it's another universe so just like Marvel Zombies it doesn't really fit on the main timeline, but they want it there because it will clearly connect to Doomsday and Secret Wars
It basically allows them to explain how when they cross over each universe, they're just going over to a different universe and not time travelling at the same as they're dimension hopping. Making it simpler and not complex.
In another words, so nobody wonders why when the MCU characters travel to 828, they end up in F4's present time (which is the late 60's) and not at 828's equivalent 2027 (or whatever year the MCU is currently at now).
TLDR: Time moves at the same rate for both universes, but their "present" is at different time points, decades apart.