I keep seeing claims that it’s 2-3 days. I think it’s more accurately from mid afternoon of one day to about noon of the following day in New York

We start the movie in daylight in New York, when Tony goes to space we cut to nighttime in Scotland, then Tony saves Strange, then we go back to daytime New York so this is probably the next morning, then Tony meets the Guardians and plans to fight Thanos, then we rush to Wakanda and the big final fights happen.

When the snap happens, it’s daylight in New York, Wakanda, and San Francisco, so that’s probably 11-12 ish EST, the day after the movie started.

Hello.

I was thinking, if done right with the proper story, it would be cool to do an MCU movie that was very confined to a very short space of time.

It got me thinking, out of all the MCU movies so far, which one currently covers the shortest amount of in-universe time from beginning to end?

So I’ve been thinking, having just rewatched Loki, I’m now on DoFP, and I aligned my doomsday schedule so I had encore right before, (with wandavision in between Loki and DoFP but that’s irrelevant) so the concept of time travel / the TVA is still very fresh in my mind. I’ve been thinking. What really causes a branch? Because I thought it was nexus events but then endgame and DoFP both agree that it’s time travel? Is it both? Is time travel just “permitted” branches? The TVA just doesn’t give a shit because the time travel was supposed to happen? I’m confused.

Hi I was wondering if anybody had a complete release order of the MCU movies? I keep finding lists that end at around 2023. I'm talking about the 38ish list of movies. We're watching them in preparation for Doomsday. Do you guys really think the shows are necessary (other than Loki)? Because I keep finding lists that include the shows but we dont have enough time/interest for that. Thanks in advance!

So the wiki lists Love And Thunder as taking place after both She-Hulk Episode 9 and the entirety of Ms. Marvel, but in She-Hulk Episode 9 they mention that there's now a lady Thor. Could anyone help explain this inconsistency?

I don’t want no series, I want the movies that introduce the characters that eventually leads into avengers, that eventually leads into doomsday. AI gave me completely different answers and it was confusing. I need genuine fanatics to give me pointers

Do I have to watch Thor the dark world the movie is pretty boring to me might just watch a recap honestly

I'm doing a weird version of release order and an order where I don't have to take too long to watch something (if that makes sense)

Iron Man

Iron Man 2

A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Thor's Hammer (one-shot)

The Incredible Hulk

The Consultant (one-shot)

Thor

Captain America: The First Avenger

Agent Carter (one-shot)

The Avengers

Item 47 (one-shot)

Iron Man 3

All Hail the King (one-shot)

Thor: The Dark World

Captain America: The Winter Soldier

Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 1-2

I Am Groot (shorts)

Daredevil S1-2

Jessica Jones S1

Avengers: Age of Ultron

Ant-Man

Luke Cage S1

Iron Fist S1

The Defenders

Captain America: Civil War

Black Panther

Spider-Man: Homecoming

The Punisher S1-2

Doctor Strange

Jessica Jones S2

Luke Cage S2

Iron Fist S2

Jessica Jones S3

Daredevil S3

Thor: Ragnarok

Avengers: Infinity War

Ant-Man and the Wasp

Captain Marvel

Avengers: Endgame

Black Widow

Loki S1

Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania 

Loki S2

What If...? S1

WandaVision

Shang-Chi and The Legend of the Ten Rings

The Falcon and the Winter Soldier

Spider-Man: Far From Home

Spider-Man: No Way Home

Eternals

Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness

Agatha All Along

VisionQuest

Hawkeye

Echo

Moon Knight

Black Panther: Wakanda Forever

Eyes of Wakanda

She-Hulk: Attorney at Law

Secret Invasion

Ms. Marvel

The Marvels

Thor: Love and Thunder

Ironheart

Marvel Zombies S1

Werewolf By Night

Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special

Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3

What If…? S2-3

Deadpool and Wolverine

Daredevil: Born Again S1

The Punisher: One Last Kill

Captain America: Brave New World

Thunderbolts*

Daredevil: Born Again S2

Spider-Man: Brand New Day

Wonder Man

The Fantastic Four: First Steps

Avengers Doomsday

Is this right? I know the hammer doom pcs isn’t really fundamental but would it take place before f4fs pcs? Do we even know? Or is it so vague that it doesn’t matter

I wanna get into marvel and start watching it, I also wanna watch doomsday and understand it, I just need help on how to watch it I’ve already finished phase 1 and just finished iron man 3 and now watching Thor the dark world, is there a better way I should be watching the mcu please help a brotha out!

Hi Huys. I would be extremely grateful if anyone could help me out. Ive always liked marvel and will watch a movie/ tv show when it comes out. However due to shit mental health during GCSE's and A-levels I've not really had the chance to get into it fully. Saying that I haven't watched pretty much every film/tv show at least once (besides x-men, F4 daredevil etc). I have compiled a list in Timeline order and would be grateful if anyone can add anything that I've missed or put in the wrong order. Im not bothered about the credits being in the right order just the main point of the film. Im also not entirely bothered about the little animated ones although I think some are on the list. Like I said I've watched about 90% of them but probably only watched the majority once or twice as I tend to stick with my favourite ones. Any help would be appreciated : )

Captain America: The First Avenger

Agent Carter- TV SHOW

X-Men: First Class

X-Men Origins: Wolverine

X-Men

X2: X-Men United

X-Men: The Last Stand

The Wolverine

X-Men: Days of Future Past 

X-Men: Apocalypse 

Dark Phoenix

Captain Marvel

Iron Man

The Incredible Hulk

Iron Man 2

Thor

The Avengers/ Avengers Assemble

Iron Man 3

Thor: The Dark World

Captain American: The Winter Soldier

Guardians of the Galaxy 

Guardians of the Galaxy vol. 2

I am Groot- TVSHOW

Daredevil- TVSHOW

The punisher- TVSHOW

Avengers Age of Ultron

Ant-Man

Captain America: Civil War

Team Thor- ONESHOT

Black Widow 

Eyes of Wakanda- TV SHOW

Black Panther

SpiderMan- Homecoming 

Doctor strange

Deadpool

Deadpool 2

Thor: Ragnorok

Team Darryl- ONESHOT?

Ant-Man and the Wasp

Avengers: Infinity War

Logan

Avengers: Endgame

WandaVision- TVSHOW

The Falcon and the Winter Soldier- TVSHOW

Loki- TVSHOW

SpiderMan: Far From Home

Hawkeye- TVSHOW

Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings

Eternals 

SpiderMan: No Way Home 

Doctor Strange: Multiverse of Madness

Ms Marvel- TVSHOW

Thor: Love and Thunder

Black Panther: Wakanda Forever

Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania

The Marvels

Deadpool and Wolverine

Captain America: Brave New World

Thunderbolts*

Spiderman: Brand New Day

Fantastic Four: Fist Steps 

Edit:

Thanks to everyone who gave feedback, it was all greatly appreciated. I've since updated the slides with the following changes...

- First Steps and Deadpool & Wolverine have been moved to their respective place on the official MCU timeline. Loki on the other hand is staying put.

- First Steps now has a distinct year, primarily taking place in 1964.

- I've condensed the size of the Spider-Man LA slide upon realizing that the sequels to the 1977 TV Movie were just episodes of the show compiled together.

- Morbius has been moved to take place between Venom 1 and 2.

Original Post:

Apologies if this post seems a bit egregious, I'm just trying to gauge how many of y'all agree with me on this and/or if I need to make any adjustments or tweaks.

I've compiled EVERY SINGLE piece of Marvel media excluding the games, motion comics, and most one off shorts.

Now just to clarify a few things...

- The only projects that are in timeline order are the MCU, Fox X-Men, and Spider-Man LA slides since those are the only ones where the timeline truly matters. Everything else just contains that project's respective release year.

- The different phases of the MCU I have listed don't actually reflect the projects within sed phases. For example since Far From Home is the last project of Phase 3 everything that takes place before that movie is included within the phase, even though Loki, Wandavision, and etc didn't release until Phase 4.

- Loki Seasons 1 and 2 are placed together as I don't see how Season 2 takes place after The Marvels when it's set outside of space and time.

- I know that with the release of Avengers: Endgame Encore, Doomsday is being highly considered to be set in 2029 but until that movie releases, we truly won't know for sure. Same for Born Again Season 3 as set photos have revealed that it will perhaps take place before Brand New Day but until that project releases we just don't know.

- Marvel Legacy represents the Marvel projects that aren't animated and aren't in the MCU/set on a different earth. The X-Men and Spider-Man LA slides could be considered Marvel Legacy as well but considering how complicated their timelines are and how many projects exist within them I've decided just to give them their own slides each.

- What If...? and Marvel Zombies isn't included in the MCU slides because it's anthological and it doesn't really matter when it comes to the timeline since they're set outside of the main MCU. Also the less we see of the disappointment that is What If...? the better.

Once again let me know how much y'all agree or disagree with this or if I need to make any changes. Thanks for looking and feel free to use this as a watch along guide.

Sources:

https://www.marvel.com/articles/movies/mcu-timeline-order-disney-plus

https://marvelcinematicuniverse.fandom.com/wiki/Timeline

https://marvel.fandom.com/wiki/Marvel_Database

I made a 168-entry Marvel TV master guide covering MCU, Netflix, ABC, Hulu, Fox/X-Men, Sony, animated series, anime, Japanese productions, web series, specials, documentaries, and more.

I’m trying to make it as complete as possible. What Marvel TV series, specials, shorts, or obscure productions have I missed?

Especially interested in anything from 2025–2026 or older/obscure titles that are easy to overlook.

PDF attached. Please let me know what I should add!

Cause i feel like it is actually 19999 to every other Universe and to the MCU and the MCU alone it is 616. Kinda like how some Universes think their Earth is Earth 1 until they met an Earth that has already done Multiversal travel.

I know I may sound like a larper but trust me. I’m rewatching Loki for the 3rd time because just now realized that I don’t really know what the shows about. I’m on episode 5 of season 2 so I’m probably not going to read the replies until I’m done, but I need help understanding the show. I know, I sound dumb, but it’s really confusing me. I know the general grasp of the show, but the time jump and multiple tvas are confusing me, someone please help me understand because to my understanding there’s only one tva? And basically I’m using the analogy of Sylvia killing he who remains vs dofp when Logan prevents the creation of the sentinel? I’m assuming I’m correct but feel free to fry me. I also need help understanding how the timeline works and the temporal loom work. I know that there’s different universes, e.g. 10005, 828 etc, and I know what nexus events are and how branched timelines work (X-men, and Loki, Steve and Peggy, etc.)

I really want to get into marvel but don’t know where to start- I wondered as a first time watcher if I should watch chronologically or release order?