Things I like to pretend about universe continuity

I don't think that they're anything particularly against these headcanons, but if there is, it's fine because they're just headcanons:

* The 2000s Marvel projects are all set in the same universe: X-Men Movies (X-Men-First Class), Blade Trilogy and show, Spider-Man trilogy, Daredevil, Elektra, Hulk, Fantastic Four Duology, Ghost Rider Duology, Punisher and Dirty Laundry)
* The Rebooted timeline from X-Men is the same universe where the other reboots are set: X-Men Movies (Days Of Future Past-New Mutants), The Amazing Spider-Man Duology, Punisher: War Zone, and FANT4STIC.

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ConstrictionsOFC2025-11-29 03:28

x-men and spidey are assholes for not helping the fantastic four then

Jtwil21912025-11-29 03:54

That's basically how the comics work. Everyone's dealing with their own shit in their corner of NYC most of the time.

ConstrictionsOFC2025-11-29 05:44

Makes you wonder why the majority of villains target NYC and not.... say Sweden? The amount of heroes there are staggering. Unless the villains are exhibitionists who get off on the thrill that they could be caught?

Hot_Consideration_862025-11-29 06:02

There is a deleted scene in the first FF movie where Reed stretches his face to look like Wolverine. It’s a throwaway joke that didn’t even make it in the movie, but it implies that at some point, Fox saw the possibility that the two franchises could be in the same universe.

ConstrictionsOFC2025-11-29 06:08

2 times the earth 10005 x-men almost collabed with fantastic four, didn’t Trank want Thing from Fant4stic in DP2?

Hot_Consideration_862025-11-29 06:44

Honestly, that’s a blessing. Keeping Fant4stic in it’s own universe to rot is best for everyone.

Currycel78912025-11-29 03:35

None of these headcanons are true lol, they are all separate universes. The closest we'll ever get to an MCU version of 1610 is 838.

IF they even bother to revisit 838 at all. But Marvel seems adamant about avoiding it like the plague.

krishnugget2025-11-29 03:37

How is 838 in any way got a resemblance to 1610? The MCU itself is closer to 1610 than anything else

Currycel78912025-11-29 04:29

Complete nonsense. Where is the F4 in 616??!

Jtwil21912025-11-29 03:53

Why are the "reboot" X-Men movies in a separate universe from the first 3? They're at most a very soft reboot since they explicitly connect to the first 3 movies.

marvelcomics222025-11-29 04:46

So, Days Of Future Past created a new timeline, where all the events after First Class didn't happen, so my headcanon, all the other rebooted properties from mostly the 2010s are also in that universe.

Jtwil21912025-11-29 04:47

Okay, I see what you mean.

Hot_Consideration_862025-11-29 05:53

I personally put Ang Lee’s Hulk in the MCU canon. It even ends with Bruce in South America. Then I combine the Fox and New Line Cinema canon into one (a la Deadpool & Wolverine), and Raimi Spider-Man gets his own canon, while I put ASM into the Sony Spider-Verse.

CaptHayfever2025-11-29 16:27

Marvel Studios originally wasn't sure if they wanted to keep Ang Lee's Hulk in the MCU continuity or not, so they made The Incredible Hulk compatible with it. Since then, however, they decided otherwise, & later character/plot details contradict it.

Uhmmmjake2025-11-29 06:05

i have the same HC for the marvel movies from the pre 00's movies ( like nick fury, captain america etc.)

Pencil_19112025-11-29 09:52

Before Deadpool and Wolverine,I created a timeline/ watched order for all the Fox/Sony/other movies and TV shows. It actually works well, using Days of Future Past as the reset point. Or treating it as 2 separate but similar universes

keinish_the_gnome2025-12-01 01:32

I have decided the movie "Hudson Hawk" happens in the MCU and there is nothing you guys can do about it.

Dell0c02025-12-04 16:12

They sure successfully avoided each others existence to be in the same universe.