Six immensely powerful singularities exist before the Big Bang.also follows the branching-timeline model, though both major alternate timelines seen go on for years and are not reset. The time-travel in Avengers: Endgame was permitted by the TVA as part of the Sacred Timeline, though the exact fates of the alternate timelines created are unaddressed.Specifics of creating and resetting timelines can be found with events from Loki in the "Beyond Time" folder. Loki explains that the Time Police known as the Time Variance Authority (TVA) enforce one specific "Sacred Timeline" and "reset" or "prune" all others, ending them shortly after their creation though this practice ends as of the end of Season One.The MCU generally follows the model that time travel (or even just randomness in the universe) creates branching timelines that don't affect the original timeline's history though as you might expect its use can be inconsistent: Events listed in italics are events that happened in Alternate Timelines.The Alternate Timelines of What If.? (2021) are not included here yet, as we want to evaluate how they relate to the rest of the franchise before deciding to add them but some bits of information relevant to the main timeline are included.Further seasons that aired after the release of Infinity War are not listed at the moment. For simplicity's sake, only the first seasons of Runaways and Cloak & Dagger are currently included in this timeline.note plural, due to time travel in Season 7 Seasons 6 and 7 are currently being considered Alternate Timelines. The final seasons of all five Defenders shows are being assumed to take place before Infinity War, as the prior seasons had also been treated as occurring before their release dates.
#Marvel cinematic universe timeline series
TV series airing during the release of Avengers: Infinity War have not acknowledged the events of that film, and are stated by Word of God to be set before Infinity War.It's also possible that the various shows may be take place a year later than listed, starting in 2015, reflecting Daredevil's release date. The sub-franchise is listed here as starting in 2014, based on a line in the first episode of Daredevil referring to The Avengers as two years ago. Each season is assumed to take place a few months apart in the order of their release. Shows related to The Defenders sub-franchise are more vague as to their timeframe.
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