Timeline

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Yah.

## Timelines

* Composite Sonic.exe [Goes on forever]
* Deltarune [W.I.P.]
* Doki Doki Literature Club! [W.I.P.]
* Epic Mickey
* Five Nights at Chuck E. Cheese's: Rebooted
* Five Nights at Freddy's
* Five Nights at Treasure Island
* Five Nights at Treasure Island (Malrat)
* Five Nights with Mac Tonight
* FNaF Fangames [Goes on forever]
* LittleBigPlanet [W.I.P.]
* Mario
* Mr. Hopp's Playhouse
* Poppy Playtime [W.I.P]
* Slender: The Arrival
* Sonic
* Super Mario 64: CLASSIFIED
* TEALERLAND

## Far better timelines on other sites

Some of these I found while just Googling or via public servers. Public is the keyword here.

* Adventure Time: You can even toggle the non-canon stuff on/off. How handy.
* Amphibia: Has it all, baby. Past, present, future, and even non-canon in its own little insignificant space.
* Bomberman (Classic): Game placement. So many games only called "Bomberman"...
* Breaking Bad: Jesse... In all seriousness, there's also the Better Call Saul Timeline, and a complete chronology of the universe here.
* Crash Bandicoot: Game placement. Does a good job keeping it all in one timeline.
* DC Comics: It only goes as late as July, 2009, though. So there's where we can pick up where he left off. Ha, ha... Noo.......
	+ DC Comics Master Reading Order: Sure, it's not a chronology of events, but it's more of a recommendation.
* Destiny: Only focuses on the primary story to current times.
* Diary of a Wimpy Kid: According to Jeff Kinney, every 4 years that passes here equals to one in the DoaWK universe.
* Dr. Who: The Tardis Data Core also houses the timelines of individual characters, incarnations of the doctor, and even Santa Claus.
* Five Nights at Candy's
* Five Nights at Freddy's: This is the timeline I (Kluns) most agree with. Only focuses on the games; doesn't take any dates from book material.
* Five Nights at Sonic's: With the series' cancellation, this is as far as you can go.
* Friday Night Funkin': Yeah, the weeks are out of order. How do we know this? Uh, just... dev livestreams.
* Futurama: Pretty concise.
* Kirby: There are some... and I accept all viewpoints, so here are some.
	+ Sir Drake's Kirby Timeline: Up-to-date on the current Kirby biz.
	+ Lord of the Dragons' Kirby Timeline: Explains in bulletpoints the game placement.
* Star Fox: There are 3 timelines, right? The SNES, N64, and Wii U ones...
	+ Star Fox 64: This one's a video.
* Super Mario: Game placement-based. Very meticulous and lists a series of explanation behind each game placement.
* Marvel Cinematic Universe: It also takes into account the pre-Disney+ shows.
* Marvel Comics: This category accounts for some religions and countries.
	+ Marvel Comics Reading Order: Alongside the main continuity, it also has reading orders of the cartoons and MCU.
* Oz: The Oz books. You know, the famous Wizard of Oz?
* Pac-Man: Game placement. It's really good.
* Pikmin: Google Doc. Pikmin 4 is an alternate timeline due to several factors.
* Pokémon: A timeline for the games. There's also timelines for the anime and Pokémon Adventures.
* Puella Magi: A lot of looping happens.
* Real Life: Wikipedia's your friend. If not, their sources are.
* Sonic the Hedgehog: That guy's well acquainted with the lore of Sonic the Hedgehog. However it doesn't account for Ian Flynn's statements and the timeline retcon of Sonic Origins (which is that Sonic 1, Sonic CD, Sonic 2, and Sonic 3 & Knuckles are the first games in the timeline).
	+ Archie Sonic: There're reading orders for both the Pre-Super Genesis Wave and the Post-Super Genesis Wave.
	+ IDW Sonic: A reading order. Current statements confirm this comic line's part of the game canon, but who knows when that's gonna change.
	+ Sonic the Comic: Another reading order, but recommendations on where to place each Yearbook, Poster Mag, and Special. There's a lot less to keep track of compared to the two comic lines above, so it should be easy to slot them in while reading.
	+ Sir Drake's Sonic the Hedgehog Timeline: Includes IDW stuff. The timeline most agreeable.
* Spongebob Squarepants: It doesn't cover *everything*, but it's good nonetheless.
* Star Trek: I believe this focuses on the original continuity. I'm not an expert, sorry.
* Steven Universe: It's got notes that source the episode they're from, which is good.
* Street Fighter: Street Fighter has a shared universe, which this timeline shows in a game placement way of doing so.
* Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (IDW): It's more a reading order instead of listing off the events.
* The Legend of Zelda: It splits down into three timelines, which is somewhat confusing, but that's alright.
	+ This fan image: Well since the Downfall Timeline is a product of 3rd party writers, and not the people behind the series, this one accounts for the two confirmed timelines.
* The Lord of the Rings: It's extensive. There's even a timeline of Frodo.
* The Owl House: Only serves backstory; doesn't go beyond the Late 2000s.
* The Sims: You should check out its lore fanbase, they'll be able to convince you it makes sense.
* Transformers: It's got timelines of a bunch of continuities.