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http://www.thecomicboard.com/forum/showthread.php?14197-Marvel-Animated-Universe-Timeline

The first timeline is the Marvel Productions Universe consisting of 3 shows starting with "Spider-Man (1981)" and ending with "The Incredible Hulk (1982)".

The main Marvel Animated Universe started with "Iron Man: The Animated Series" and ended with "Avengers: United They Stand". "Spider-Man Unlimited" is the sequel to "Spider-Man: The Animated Series" and is loosely connected to this universe. "X-Men: Pryde of the X-Men" is a stand-alone, unrelated prequel to "X-Men: The Animated Series". "Solarman" is similar as both took place before the official MAU but are failed, stand-alone pilots.

The now current and most recent animated series timeline is the Marvel Animation Universe consisting of "Ultimate Spider-Man" to "Guardians of the Galaxy" and two movies. "Marvel's Spider-Man" is a reboot and replacement for the previous series, "Ultimate Spider-Man", coinciding with the "Spider-Man: Homecoming" movie.

Another universe is the Marvel Anime Universe consisting of "Wolverine", "Iron Man", "X-Men", and "Blade" and three stand-alone movies.

The next universe is comprised of "Wolverine and the X-Men" to "The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes".

"X-Men: Evolution" is a stand-alone reboot of all previous "X-Men" shows. "Spider-Man: The New Animated Series" was inspired by the "Ultimate Spider-Man" comic line. Though, after the success of the first "Spider-Man (Toby McGuire)" film, the show was reworked to follow that continuity. Subsequent series "The Spectacular Spider-Man" and "Ultimate Spider-Man" would become progressively more influenced by the "Ultimate Spider-Man" comic line. Regardless, "Spider-Man: The New Animated Series" and "The Spectacular Spider-Man" are stand-alones, while "Ultimate Spider-Man" started the current universe though it's been reworked as "Marvel's Spider-Man". Similarly, "Fantastic Four: World's Greatest Heroes" is also stand-alone and was made as a response to the first "Fantastic Four" film.

The "Ultimate Avengers" movie and "Ultimate Avengers II" series are the next universe mark a separate universe classified as being one or joined under one universe to "Iron Man and Captain America: Heroes United". The remaining movies can be put together into a universe or combined with everything previously to "Ultimate Avengers" to create one whole stand-alone movie universe or two separate stand-alone movie universes. Regardless, these remaining movies are majority stand-alones that build on the lore of characters and team-ups.

Incomplete downloads.

Dave's World: https://www.dvdplanetstore.pk/checkout/

Last Ep of Chelsea: https://www.netflix.com/title/80049872

Blossom episodes 5.2, 5.4, 5.14 https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCp1aNZJel13yPN9GN7zt51w/videos

I think this is everything, but this is insane and incredibly hard to put together. Includes the Japanese DVD STAGE release.

• After First Monday was cancelled, Sheffield became a recurring character on JAG.
• NCIS backdoor pilots are JAG 8x20 and 8x21.
• NCIS LA pilots are NCIS 6x22 and 6x23.
  
• The NCIS episode "Endgame" (7x07) continued on the events that had taken place in the NCIS: Los Angeles episode "Killshot" (1x05).
• Abby guests on NCIS LA 1x09
• Kensi from NCIS: Los Angeles also guests in Hawaii Five-O 2x06, they mention this in NCIS LA 3x06
• A.J. Chegwidden is making guest appearance in NCIS 10x24
• NCIS: LA and Hawaii Five-O cossover: HFO 2x21, NLA 3x21
• NCIS: New Orleans pilots are NCIS 11x18 and 11x19
• Hetty also guests in Scorpion 1x06
• Gibbs helps out Pride in NCIS New Orleans 1x03
• CGIS Agent Abigail Borin known from NCIS seasons pops up in NCIS NO 1x12
• NCIS: Red pilots were NCIS LA: 4x18 and 4x19 but the concept was not taken up.
• DiNozzo asks help from the LA team in NCIS LA 7x05
• Sister City: Part 1 is the 12th episode of NCIS Season 13 and the second part, "Sister City, Part II" as part of NCIS: New Orleans Season 2.
• The story plot loosely connected between MacGyver 1x15 and Hawaii Five-0 7x17
• In MacGyver episode “Flashlight” (1x18), Mac and the team team up with Chin and Kono from the Five-0 task force. They mention this in Hawaii Five-0 7x19.
• NCIS 14x15 and NCIS New Orleans 03x14 are a two part crossover, Pandora's Box .
• A.J. Chegwidden pops up again several times in NCIS LA Season 8 (8x15, 8x21, 8x22)
• Bud Robert Jr. from JAG guests in NCIS 14x1
• Noelani Cunha from Hawaii Five-0 appears in Magnum PI (2018 ) pilot and 1x14 episodes
• Kamekona from HF0 appears on Magnum PI several times (1x02, 1x13, 2x06, 2x12, 2x13, 2x14, 2x18)
• Gibbs visits NCIS: New Orleans 5x01
• Lead roles of JAG: Harmon Rabb and Sarah MacKenzie show up in NCIS LA 10x23 and 10x24
• HFO 10x12 and Magnum 02x12 are a two part crossover
• HFO 10x18: Rick from Magnum PI helps Five-0 with a case
• MacGarret was mentioned in NCISLA 11x11
• Sarah MacKenzie show up a couple of times in first and last episodes of NCIS LA Season 11

• Adam Noshimuri pops up and Tani is mentioned in Magnum 2x20

• NCIS s19e17 / NCISH s01e18 - two parts crossover

• NCIS s19e19 - character appearance form NCIS Hawaii

• NCIS s20e01 / NCISH s02e01 - two parts crossover

• NCIS s20e10 / NCISH s02e10 / NCISLA s14e10 - three parts crossover

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Collection of Marvel Knights Motion Comics.

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