[ SECRET POST #3508 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3508 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[Pokémon Adventures]


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[The West Wing]


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[Star Trek: The Next Generation]


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[Ian McKellen/Cate Blanchett]











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Comments

[nightscale]

MCU is separate from Marvel movies as a whole. Example: Deadpool is a Marvel movie but it's not connected to the MCU in any way, same with the X-Men movies and the old Fantastic Four ones.

It's basically a lot of kerfuffle because they're Marvel characters but belong to different movie studios for film-use.

[lb_lee]

Okay, that jives with what I've heard elsewhere but was unsure about. Does DC have a similar thing, or are all DC movies still in the same category?

[nightscale]

I think all the DC movies are in the same universe since WB has the rights all the characters so I don't believe they have the same ownership issue.

[lb_lee]

...oh man, do you know what that means?

CHRISTOPHER NOLAN BATMAN AND ADAM WEST BATMAN EXIST IN THE SAME UNIVERSE.

8D

[(Anonymous)]

sorry dude they don't

dc keep rebooting, so all i know for sure is man of steel onwards is currently its own thing

[lb_lee]

:( Aw. I wanted to know the deep reasons behind how Nolan!Bat became West!Bat.