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Topic	Do you consider Spider-Verse to be apart of the MCU?
ViewtifulGrave 11/11/23 12:51:44 PM #20:	NoxObscuras posted... He's right. It was a fun cameo, because Donald Glover appears in Spider-Man: Homecoming as ~~a man named Aaron, that's trying to get tech that's related to what the Prowler uses, and he has a nephew (Miles).~~ But that's all it was, a fun cameo. It doesn't mean that the Spider-Verse movies are part of the MCU. It's just the Spider-Verse movies acknowledging that ~~Donald Glover might end up being the Prowler in the MCU.~~ So you just ignore Miguels direct reference to the events of NWH or his model of the Sacred Timeline? What about the three live action Spider-Men shown? SpawnShadow posted... As such, I don't consider Loki, What If?, and most of Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness to be part of the MCU, because they clearly aren't in that universe. I dont understand how one can come to this conclusion. Especially since this book states that they are in the same universe, but you dont need the book to know this. https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/4/42abb025.jpg --- Useless "Captain" Mid <cite>ViewtifulGrave posted [p:977158048] in Do you con... [t:80617413]...</cite> <quote>NoxObscuras posted... </cite><quote>He's right. It was a fun cameo, because Donald Glover appears in Spider-Man: Homecoming as a man named Aaron, that's trying to get tech that's related to what the Prowler uses, and he has a nephew (Miles).But that's all it was, a fun cameo. It doesn't mean that the Spider-Verse movies are part of the MCU. It's just the Spider-Verse movies acknowledging that Donald Glover might end up being the Prowler in the MCU.</quote>So you just ignore Miguels direct reference to the events of NWH or his model of the Sacred Timeline? What about the three live action Spider-Men shown?SpawnShadow posted... </cite><quote>As such, I don't consider Loki, What If?, and most of Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness to be part of the MCU, because they clearly aren't in that universe.</quote>I dont understand how one can come to this conclusion. Especially since this book states that they are in the same universe, but you dont need the book to know this.https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/4/42abb025.jpg --- Useless "Captain" Mid</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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