Earth Prime

Numbered by Earth One inhabitants as Earth 33, and alphabetically as Earth Q(DC Comics), both to conceal the fact that most of the multiverse originates in this reality, which would make it a target to supervillains who would either destroy it or alter their own world such as killing creators or forcing them to destroy a hero's life. Earth Prime is our Earth...Well not really but close enough. Real History corresponds with our own and so has no need to go into too much detail except when there are divergences, namely when the fictional characters interact with this reality. There are some fictional character equivalent that do exist but they largely remained hidden.

## **Fiction Set on This World**

*Blazing Saddles*- The Finale has the film cast crash into the Warner Bros lot and demolish it before then going to watch their own movie at the Premiere. This happened on Earth Prime here before the characters returned to their own universe and time.

*Chrono Cross*-The good ending has the character Schala wander through what looks like Earth Prime,

*Close Enough*-In the Season Three Halloween episode has Candace have a nightmare where they end up at the Cartoon Network studios and meet the show staff including their creator, learning they are a fictional character. While just a dream, given that dreams sometimes allow characters to experience alternate universes, this is likely a look into Earth Prime.

*The Dark Tower-* Saving Stephen King's life from his real life car crash that nearly killed him becomes a major plot point as he is needed to continue the story, though they believe he created the story they are in, they later read his mind and find he is a conduit for the story, not its creator.

*DC Comics-* Has appeared a few times. The Barry Allen Flash visited in one storyline. It was initially proposed that Earth one's inhabitants subconsciously tapped into other universes through their dreams to write the stories of characters they thought they had created and were fictional. Cary Bates once travelled to Earth one and learned he could manipulate reality and attacked the Justice League and Justice Society with fellow DC Writer Elliot S.Maggin helping to stop him. It was later discovered a hero called Ultraa existed there and came from a doomed planet. He nearly caused an international incident in 1978 and the Justice League willingly brought him to Earth One where he became a hero. Another hero appeared in Clark Kent, who was found in a crashed ship and intentionally given the name Clark Kent as a nod to his similar origins to Superman. He was found in 1970 due to passing through a time loop on his way to Earth. His powers manifesting around Hailey's Comet's pass in 1985, unlike in DC Canon, This Superboy Prime did not lose his world prior to Crisis on Infinite Earths, as Ultraa seemingly sacrificed himself to absorb the antimatter and save his world. As a result, Earth Prime survived the Crisis and Superboy Prime returned there afterwards, never becoming a villain and living a life similar to the Clark Kent in *Superman: Secret Identity,* with two daughters who become Superheroines in their own right. The version of Batman from *Batman: Creature of the Night*, also exists here, due to sharing the premise of a "real world" character sharing similarities to a fictional character and being inspired by them complete with the same creator as *Superman: Secret Identity.* There's Also Grant Morrison's *Animal Man*, where the hero meets Morrison himself, which reappears in Morrison's *Doom Patrol,* and appears in *All Star Superman,* but in this continuity, Superman didn't create it and was only observing it. The idea that Superman created a world without superheroes to see if it could survive without them is itself a cover he created to further conceal Earth prime's significance. *World's Funnest* depicts the 5th dimensional imps Mxyzptlk and Bat-Mite fighting each other across universes. They enter Earth Prime and become cartoon characters with live action background observing the DC office and decide to just leave after being freaked out.

*The Sandman* played around with the reader witnessing the events within the comic in a dream.

*Diagnosis Murder*-Had an episode where Amanda Bentley, played by Victoria Rowell, won a trip to the set of *The Young and the Restless,* which also starred Rowell*.* with the identical look of Bentley and Rowell being commented on and the cast playing themselves. Here its a Dimensional jump from Earth One to Earth Prime.

*Doctor Who-*one magazine for the 20th Anniversary had the Doctor meet Tom Baker, who defeated the villain by annoying him. A 50th Anniversary IDW story had the Eleventh Doctor attend a convention in the real world, losing a cosplay contest(largely because he didn't try to act the part just pointed to himself and lost points for that), let the BBC film his latest adventure to cut down on budget, confirmed Sarah Jane Smith was still alive despite Elisabeth Sladen passing away in real life. He also suggested Peter Capaldi for the next Doctor.

*Eerie, Indiana*-Had an episode, "Reality Takes a Holiday" where the protagonist Marshall finds himself on the set where everyone refers to himself by his actor's name of Omri Katz. Dash X, the villain who knows he is fictional tries to write Marshall's death into the script, which Marshall averts by writing it out in time. This is Earth Prime here and he is returned to Earth One when he says Action.

*El Goonish Shive*- A one panel strip has the characters looking at the original strip on a computer. It could be a photo from their perspective since it's one panel with no text but it could also be a brief glitch onto another earth.

*Family Guy*-The episode Road to the Multiverse had Brian and Stewier appear in Live Action before leaving. Here they were visiting Earth Prime. Another joke had Peter trying acid and seeing himself as live action, here this is inverted. He saw himself as animated while he normally sees himself as Live Action.

*Fantasy Gone Wrong*- A Short story series, one of which has an author argue with a Unicorn to get it to save a centaur from a Dragon.

*Fat Albert*- The Live Action Movie specifically has this. They exist on Earth One and from their viewpoint saw a portal to their world that took them to Earth Prime, before they needed to return. One minor difference is Dumb Donald actually has a face while the film makes a joke about him lacking one since it was never drawn.

*The Gamers*- Has a DnD campaign end with the player characters breaking into the room and killing their own players. Undone by one player surviving to undo the event.

*Golden Axe*- The Ending has the characters escape the game and chase after some enemies before returning.

*Happy Heroes*- Season 8,Episode 36 has Big M meet his creators by appearing in his office and meeting creator Leo Huang, this was a visitation to Earth Prime.

*Hard Head 2*- For some reason has a stage set in China with a picture of Chairman Mao.

*KaBlam!-* Henry and June learn about and try to enter the real world. They succeed by finding a door to it and become live action but flee it after experiencing pain.

*Kamen Rider Heisei Generations Forever-*A Crossover film between *Kamen Rider Zi-O* and *Kamen Rider Build.* The plot involves the characters traveling to a world where Kamen Rider is a fictional franchise and the villain Tid trying to erase Kamen Rider as a franchise from ever existing so the heroes disappear. Made Earth Prime.

*The League of Gentlemen's Apocalypse*- Has the cast of the show coming to Earth Prime and killing their creators to set themselves free but one survived and was able to rewrite the story to bring the dead back and send the characters home.

*Leisure Suit Larry 3: Passionate Patti in Pursuit of the Pulsating Pectorals-* Larry and Patti in the finale, cross into the real life Sierra's Coastgold California, which is depicted as a movie studio with the real life employees including Police Quest, Space Quest II , and King's Quest IV, which are shown as sets. Leisure Suit Larry himself is hired and creates a video game series based on his works. This is presumably somewhere prior to 1987 when all the game in progress including the first Leisure Suit Larry game came out. Leisure Suit 4 is missing in universe and the next game is Leisure Suit Larry 5, which has a plot involving copies of Leisure Suit Larry 4, presumably that game would explain why Larry is back in his own world.

Bernard Werber's *Le mystère des dieux* has the characters reach the end of the universe, which is the page of a book, here on Earth Prime.

*Marc-Anthonie Mathieu Comics*- The characters occasionally talk about concepts from the real world they are implied to have seen in dreams, they are likely dreaming of Earth Prime or possibly other worlds from Earth One.

*Marvel Comics*-Deadpool kills the Marvel Universe has a version of Deadpool travel to Earth Prime to kill the creators of the book as they are conceiving the idea of Deadpool killing them. Here after the comic ended at that point, Deadpool attacked them but they quickly rewrote the end so Deadpool disappeared. Hence why Deadpool didn't kill them on screen before the comic ended. *Marvel Zombies 5* had Machine Man and Howard the Duck appear on Earth Prime here(originally listed as Earth-12180, with the the discernible difference being Marvel Team Up lasting much longer issue wise), and kill a rabid Marvel Fan. *The Unbelievable Gwenpool* is canonically from this Earth Prime(as opposed to the Designated Earth-TRN-565), being a Marvel fan girl named Gwen Poole brought into not the Marvel universe here but instead a universe where all fiction is real. According to Tom Brevoort, our Universe was destroyed in an incursion during the 2015 Time Runs Out comic event where the Marvel multiverse was being destroyed. It was restored soon after with no memories of this destruction.

Officially Earth Prime is designated Earth 1218 in the Marvel Universe though here I choose the simpler Earth Prime. The Mark Millar Story *Marvel 1985,* where Marvel Villains invade a small town before the heroes arrive to defeat them thanks to reality warper. That occurs on Earth Prime. There are similar realities in Marvel Comics. Earth 1218 is instead the designation for the "Millarverse" where in 1986, the Supervillains united and killed most of the superheroes, operating in secret until new heroes rose up and overthrew their regime. While built around *Wanted,* it also includes *Old Man Logan.* Earth-40081 is the *Powerless* Earth which is a more realistic setting but still with Marvel Characters, just no superpowers aside from Tony Stark still building an Iron Man suit, which was a work in progress when seen. Earth-85101 is used exclusively for a Vietnam war series called "The Nam" and while Captain America, Iron Man, Thor and the Fantastic Four are fictional the Punisher is real. Here that universe outright does not exist.

*Mighty Mouse*-A 2017 5 issue miniseries had Mighty Mouse enter Earth Prime and help a young boy save it from aliens as well as saving his own world.

*Nodwick*-An Evil Wizard briefly turns the fantasy world into the real world. Everything gets turn back and he is beaten by Tiffany for turning her into a Walmart Greeter. Here this is a mix of teleportation and reality warp but still Earth Prime.

Nostalgia Critic- The Film *To Boldly Flee* has the Nostalgia Critic meet his creator and actor Doug Walker briefly.

*Planescape Survival Guide-* Referred to "Firstworld"(Earth). The Characters visit and see the worlds they come from being played as DND campaign, similar to *The Gamers* and *Dream Park* example.

*Protectors of the Plot Continuum*- Within their own universe they are basically a quality control group for fan fiction and while they likely wouldn't be the biggest or stronger multiversal organizations in this setting. Only a handful of fan fiction elements are really included on a term by term basis, so they are arguing doing their job, though since they seem to recruit from different universe there is possibly a few Earth Prime inhabitants recruited by them.

*Real Life Comics*-Despite the name, the world depicted is far too insane to be Earth Prime with many outlandish elements, making it essentially an Earth One equivalent of the lives of the author and their friends. Also includes Fourth Wall breaks.

*Red vs Blue*- Season 14 episode "Red vs. Blue vs. Rooster Teeth" has the Red and Blue team member Caboose being sent into the Rooster Teeth studio because Miles Luna spilled mountain Dew on his Xbox. They are sent back along with Burnie Burns.

*RWBY Chibi*- Set on some tangent reality to Earth 12. "A Slip Through Time and Space" has the hyper active Nora drink caffeine and travel through dimensions, becoming their voice actress Samantha Ireland and in a later episode "A Slip Through Time and Space again" showing up as a RWBY Vinyl figure in the Rooster Teeth studios. Both of these are body transference onto Earth Prime.

*The Science of Discworld-*The Wizards of Unseen University apparently created round world, a world free of magic and Narrativium which became our Earth. Here they didn't create it but at least supervise it with Superman working with them to safeguard it. The Elves and the Auditors respectively interfered on this Earth and had to set things write by overseeing the writing of *A Midsummer Night's Dream*, and *The Origin of Species.* The Former on Earth One was written at the request of Dream of the Endless, while the latter was based on observations by Stephen Maturin. The Terry Pratchett short story "Final Reward" has a Barbarian Hero die and then meet his creator, this event is occurred to Robert E.Howard and Conan on Earth Prime based on a quote from the British magazine The Fortean Times written by Howard *"He's alone one night, and he feels a shadow overtake him from behind, and he knows that Conan stands behind him, with a large axe. And Conan tells him "Stay there, and write!"”* (Quoted in the *Fortean Times*, January 2013, p53.). This resulted in Conan's death being rewritten. The Discworld Fan Film Run! Rincewind Run! has Rincewind die and meet his creator at a convention. One detail that is different is in the film, Rincewind looks back while running, which he never does because it slows him down.

*The Scooby Doo Project-* Had the Scooby Doo characters as cartoons in a real world setting. Takes Place on Earth One with the cast being live action here.

*The Simpsons*-Treehouse of Horror Episode Homer3 has Homer enter the 3rd Dimension and then dropped onto "Our Earth" appearing 3D in live action with people reacting to him. He was eventually returned to his own universe from Earth Prime.

*Sinfest*- Calls it the "Reality Zone" and the Devil is afraid to go there. Justified as few people actually worship him so he'd be weaker and a writer could erase or manipulate him.

*Sluggy Freelance*- the guest story "The Sluggite Koan" has Bun-bun, who was thrown out of time in the last canon story, break out of the computer screen of a fan of the comic and then throw that person in and go menace their own creator.

*Space Quest III: The Pirates of Pestulon-* Has the protagonist Roger Wilco rescue two programmers. They travel across the dimensions and he drops the programmers at Sierra On-Line with President Ken Williams appearing. Wilco leaves after being turned down for a Janitorial job.

*Spider-Man: The Animated Series*-The Two part Finale had Spider-Men from the Multiverse...or Spiderverse...Team up including one who was just an actor, played by Spidey's voice actor Christopher Daniel Barnes and likely intended to him. Spider himself is taken to meet Stan Lee in the finale. It was designated as Earth 38119. Here its a visitation to Earth Prime.

*Superjail!*- The Warden woke up at the end of one episode as a Homeless man in Live Action, since this was caused by his dream machine overloading. It's likely his Earth Prime equivalent.

*Supernatural-* Had an episode called *The French Mistake* where Sam and Dean are pulled into this world and are mistaken for their actors while the angel Raphael follows and kills actor Misha Collins and series creator Eric Kripke, only one producer is not played by the actual person so it warrants a pass with the assumption that the deaths were undone when the Winchesters returned to their own universe.

*Supermarioglitchy4's Super Mario 64 Bloopers*- episode "Mario in real life!? (200 vid special)" has the cast end up in SMG's real house, where he has to help them get back. This version of Mario is more parody focused and is likely from Earth 12 instead, which is the designated Parody Earth.

*Super Robot Monkey Team Hyper Force Go*-The Third Season Finale had the villain open a wormhole to his next intended meal, implied to be our Earth with a billboard for the show seen. He never got that far.

*Super Smash Bros-* Technically, Final Destination is intended to be traveling between worlds including Earth Prime, hence the appearance of a realistic sea, so it's a brief stop but its there.

*Tatsunoko vs Capcom*-Morrigan's Ending is them escaping the game and playing it with people in the real world. This is included on Earth Prime because it's plausible. Most normal people would assume it's a character in cosplay, albeit a good one.

*The Twilight Zone(2019)*- The First Season Finale has the production of the new Twilight Zone stalked by what turns out to be the ghost of Rod Serling, Here it is actually the Q entity that took Serling's form in the opening of the series.

*UFO*(1970)-Ed Straker is accidentally brought onto the set of the series in one his actor's place by touching an object. He is sent back when he touches the object again while recreating the same scene that he was brought there during. Earth One to Earth Prime.

*Ultraman Gaia: The Battle in Hyperspace-* This specific film follows a boy in the real world who finds a wish granting artifact and summons Ultraman Gaia only for bullies to make him wish for Kaiju as well. This film ends with the events being forgotten by all the real world people.

*Vampirella*-At the end of the Dynamite comics run, Vampirella is sent by her mother Lilith to a universe where they are a fictional character, Earth Prime here.

*Wayside School*- The Series had released from 1978, 1989 and 1995, but less time passes in universe. When the school shuts down between the 1989 and 1995, release, the character Todd is mentioned to have been sent to the reader's school, the worst school of all. Given how subjective this is, it will be placed in 1978 and he briefly crossed to Earth Prime.

*Wes Craven's New Nightmare*- Here Freddy Krueger attempting to enter the real world during the production of a new film.

## **Notably not set on this world**

Note that while some media features a "Real World" of sorts, several elements prevent it from being Earth Prime and it is instead fictional characters on Earth One interacting with Earth One's "Real" people.

An Abandoned Sam Hamm Script for a *Watchmen* film from 1989 had Doctor Manhattan use time travel to prevent his own existence, leaving the other characters in the new reality that was now the "Real World" where they were fictional. Since this was never made, it is not counted.

*Ace Lightning*- has video game characters interacting with a real world, but they are from a fictional Video Game to begin with, making it Earth One

*The Adventures of Rocky & Bullwinkle*- specifically the live action film. Set on Earth One due to the real world also being somewhat cartoonish. Several characters are toons on Earth One and Fearless Leader, Boris and Natasha, attempted to turn themselves into toons before being returned to human forms.

The Adventures of Super Mario Bros 3-The Show had Mario and Luigi being from Brooklyn or "The Real World" and being pulled into the mushroom Kingdom, which was still called the Real World by its inhabitants. Here the Mario Bros are from Earth One and the Mushroom Kingdom is a sub dimension.

*Battlestar Galactica(2003)*- Implied that the Ship landed on Earth in the past and gave rise to Humanity as we know it, but they landed on Earth One here.

Chaotic-Chaotic Crisis had the underworlders create portals between Perim, Chaotic and Earth, but this was revealed to all be a dream.

*The Chronicles of Amber*- Amber is a fantasy world clashing with a Chaos World and it's started that all universes including our own are flawed copies of Amber. I see this as propaganda in- universe since for it to fit in Amber would have to either been the Universe Before and would no longer exist, or be Earth One or Earth Prime, which both don't work, so it's a separate reality.

*Comix Zone*- Placed on Earth One as the good ending has Comix Zone becoming the greatest selling comic ever and the Comic character Alyssa becoming Chief of Security of the United States.

Darkwing Duck-Episode "Twitching Channels" seems to have Darkwing Duck learn and react to being a fictional character, but it turns out to have been created in an accident and based on Darkwing Duck's adventures not the other way around.

*Deep in the Valley*- About two men sent into a pornographic film, takes place on Earth One.

*Digimon*-A similar case to Re;Creators and Sonic X, the real world within this context Earth One.

*Don Quixote*-Part II has Don Quixote meet his own fans who have read Part I and insult a fan fiction of himself. This is still Earth One, just a meta joke.

*Drakengard*-One of the Possible ending is the characters following the Queen Grotesquerie to Japan in 2004 and killing it, but they are shot down. This takes them to Earth One, but the destruction is delayed. This universe still later becomes the setting of the *Nier* series.

*Dream Park-* In This a Tabletop game player mentions a similar event to the Gamers, where the player characters entered a dungeon full of magic portals and entered into the room where the Dnd Campaign was being had and a crossbow was shot at the Dungeon Master, causing the Dungeon to vanish. This occurred on Earth One.

*Duck Amuck*-Toons Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck can both travers realities on their own, but this one most likely takes place on Earth One, same with the Bugs bunny version "Rabbit Rampage".

*Enchanted*- A Princess from a kingdom in Everrealm traveling to Earth One.

*Fables*- characters from fairy tales interacting with the real world, also Earth One.

*The Famous Jett Jackson*-Has an actor switch places with the character he plays in the world's fictional show. Earth One.

*Fullmetal Alchemist: Conqueror of Shambhalla*- While intended as our World in the 2003 series, which diverged from the original plot, here the characters crossed into Earth One.

*Galaxy Quest-* Set entirely on Earth One, with the titular *Galaxy Quest* replacing Star Trek.

*Garfield Gets Real*- Presents comic strip characters as actors who pose and then have their shots taken to appear in newspaper strips with the film having Garfield and Odie end up in the real world. Doesn't work in this continuity as Garfield and friends exist on Earth One as an ordinary house cat, animals and humans.

*Goosebumps*-Specifically the 2015 film. It doesn't fit really anywhere in this setting, mainly because the meta of it being "Our Earth" is broken by Jack Black playing R.L. Stine and the fact that its unlikely Stine himself exists on Earth One and only his stories do. They also operate differently from their source material due to being contained in books he wrote while there would be many organizations like the SCP Foundation more equipped to contain them than R.L. Stine keep them in his books.

*Growing Pains*-One Episode had Ben Seaver imagining he was an actor on a showing called *Meat the Seavers* with everyone using their actor's real names. With Ben's olde brother revealing he was trapped for years. It turns out to all be a dream, making it Earth One set only. The real names likely come from the idea that Dreams allow glimpses into other worlds.

*Hercules: The Legendary Journeys*- The Episodes "*Yes, Virginia, there is a Hercules*" and "*For Those of You Just Joining Us*" show that actor Kevin Sorbo is actually Hercules himself in the present. This is the case of Earth One, allowing the show to exist there as well.

*Inkheart-* A series about bringing fictional characters into the real world with the sequel bringing "Real World" characters to the fictional world. The "Real World" here is Earth One.

*Jump Force*-Shonen Jump characters enter the real world but there are two many big implications for it to be true Earth Prime such as the Statue of Liberty ending up on Planet Namek. Plus some of the franchises being set on Earth One means these event should happen differently if at all.

*Last Action Hero-* Set on Earth One with the Jack Slater series existing there.

*The Matrix: Path of Neo*- Neo and Seraph's Fight from the Matrix Reloaded in this game has the two be brought into a theater playing the scene from the film in the background. The Film version takes precedence.

*Mickey Mouse*-The Short *Get a Horse!* has the characters break out of the short and enter a 3D landscape representing a Theater. Earth One.

*My Hero* by Tom Holt- features fictional characters who work between stories like comparing to their agents or writers, but the real world is still fairly bizarre, mad Cornishmen build footballers from body parts and a literary agent turns out to be planning the End of the World, making it a Last Action Hero style scenario set on Earth One.

*The OA*- Was intended to go this direction but never did before its cancellation.

*The Purple Rose of Cairo*-Set entirely on Earth One, where the titular film is a fictional movie.

*Re: Creators-* Intended to be fictional characters entering our world but here they appeared on Earth One.

*Red Dwarf*-The reunion Show Back to Earth had the cast arrive on what seemed to be the real world where Red Dwarf is a fictional show. It turns out to be a drug induced hallucination. There were some signs like people not finding fictional characters being there strange, DVDs being abandoned and going back to VHS, Coronation Street being a real place and red Dwarf still ongoing and popular than ever. Set on Earth One.

*Red Shirts-* A Book set in a world which is a parody of Star Trek about red shirts(who are casually killed off in most episodes), discovering they are in a fictional world and influencing the writers for their own show. However the fact that the writer's world isn't the real world is brought up. Here this occurred during the filming of *Galaxy Quest*, Earth One's *Star Trek* equivalent with fictional characters from that show interacting with Earth One.

*Scoobynatural*- A crossover between Supernatural and Scooby Doo where the Winchester Brothers and Castirl are brought into an episode of the classic cartoon and are animated. Here what happens instead is the two are transported through time and need to preserve the timeline, which means the gang must not yet discover the supernatural is real as they would do so later, which requires them to make the real ghost look like a hoax.

*Sonic X*- Began as several Sonic characters entering a "Real World" that became less real as the series went on. Here, Sonic and his cast are native to Earth One, at least one version of them.

*Sophie's World*-Has Fictional characters from a book realize they are in one and at the end confront their author, who is also fictional. They even bring up the correct idea that the world of the author isn't real either. Here it is Earth One.

*Star Ocean: Till the End of Time*- Had a mind screw when it revealed that the world of the game and all franchise installments were set in an MMORPG on another Earth similar to the real world where the action is taken to, however one rule seen in some fiction is that some multiverse worlds have people who remember and create fiction based on real events they dream of in other universes and this is what happens here.

*Star Trek: Deep Space Nine-* The Episode " Far Beyond the Stars" has Benjamin Sisko experiencing visions of Benjamin Russell, a black science fiction writer in 1953, pitching *Deep Space Nine* and having it rejected. He was mentioned some other times with other books by him also mentioned, so Russell was likely seeing visions of the future as opposed to Sisko who speculated that Russell created Deep Space Nine. Russell's ideas may have contributed to *Galaxy Quest* on Earth One.

*Stranger than Fiction-*A case of an Earth One Writer inadvertently creating a real character in the same universe on Earth One.

*Super Mario Fusion Revival*- Has a level based on the real world called Terra Alternate with Metal Slug enemies, suggesting its that world. Likely Earth One.

*Teen Titans Go!*- These version oof the Titans are specifically Toons. Earth One is inhabited by a mix of comic and Animated series versions. It was the Toon versions who have interacted with Warner Bros on Earth Prime on several occasions.

*Thursday Next-* The Real World here is an alternate universe where the Nazi operation Sea Lion succeeded, England was a Republic with John Willie(TTL"s George Formby) as its first President, and the Crimean War is ongoing. This is Earth X, however, people can bring fictional characters to life and enter their stories thanks to more advanced technology, with this space being known as "Bookworld" and going behind things is essentially like going behind a set. Thursday has the option of being taken to Earth Prime after Landen Parks Laine is erased from existence but refuses since she wouldn't be allowed to see him.

*Xena: Warrior Princess*- The Episode "The Xena Scrolls" has an archeologist discover the titular scrolls recounting the stories of Xena and releasing Ares. The Scrolls are then pitched as a TV Show in 1996. This is Earth One, just ensuring Xena also exists on that world. This also applies to "Deja Vu All Over Again".

## **Timeline**

### **1595 or 1596**

Guided by the Elves, William Shakespeare writes *A Midsummer's Night's Dream*(*The Science of Discworld*).

### **1859**

Guided by the Auditors, Charles Darwin writes *On the Origin of Species*(*The Science of Discworld*).

### **1914**

Jor-El discovers Krypton's destruction from Solar Radiation and works on a teleporter to send his infant son away, His son will be transported through both time and Space.

### **1932-1936**

At some point during the popularity of Conan the Barbarian on Earth prime, Robert E.Howard decides to kill him off. Conan does die but finds himself meeting his creator and forcing him to avert his death(Terry Pratchett Short Story "The Final Reward" and a Howard quote from the British magazine the Fortean Times which was him likely speaking metaphorically about Conan forcing him to continue writing).

### **1938**

Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster create Superman, which the actual Superman witnesses in his own universe with a special machine called the Qwewq(*All Star Superman*).

### **1960**

**April 14:** Bruce Wainwright is born(*Batman: Creature of the Knight*)(On Earth One, the Waynes are known to be related to the Wainwrights, who's most famous member is "Odd John" Wainwright. Joshua Wainwright was a Knight Templar, they likely changed their name when they came to America on Earth One, but here kept it the same).

### **1968**

Barry Allen, The Flash of Earth One, visits this world when he accidentally travelled here after by being pushed by a creature called *The Nok*. The Flash is stranded but learns he is a fictional character on this world. He contacted then-DC Comics editor Julius Schwartz, who helped him construct a cosmic treadmill to return to his earth. Eventually, it was discovered that the writers of DC Comics of Earth Prime subconsciously based their stories on the adventures of the heroes on Earth-One(Technically Earth One and Earth-Two, allegedly but this was largely a retcon). The Flash's visit on this Earth causes an effect that will lead to fictional heroes appearing on this Earth, beginning later in the year(*The Flash* #179 (May, 1968)).

**Halloween:** A young boy named Bruce Wainwright grew up as a fan of Batman. He has no Butler, his family wasn't rich enough to afford one. Instead he has an Uncle Afton. On Halloween, while dressed in a Batman costume, his family comes home to find burglars. Both is parents were shot dead. Bruce was also shot but survived. He woke up in the hospital where he met Officer Gordon Hoover. Bruce Wainwright will grow up and begin fight crime with the aid of what he believed to be spirit of his late brother Thomas, who took the form of a Batman like spirit(Kurt Busiek's *Batman: Creature of the Knight*)(What Bruce Wayne believed to be the spirit of his late brother was actuality a Batman like creature from an alternate universe(Possibly the Vampire Batman, who was brought there due to the wall between realities briefly breaking when the Flash traveled there. He soon grew fond of Bruce Wainwright as he reminded him of himself and vowed to help him while never revealing his true identity).

### **1970**

Kal-El's pod is sent to Earth and found by a couple named David and Laura Kent, who, seeing the irony and similarity to Superman's origin, adopt the infant inside and name him Clark Kent as a direct nod to Superman(*Superman: Secret Identity, DC Comics).*

Erick Straker is brought to Earth Prime, finding himself on the set of the show UFO(*UFO*).

### **1974**

Earth-Prime's Cary Bates travelled to Earth One, where he discovered that the stories he wrote were based on events occurring on Earth One and could also influence what happens (*The Flash* #228 (July/Aug 1974).

The final battle of the film *Blazing Saddles*, spills into Earth Prime and onto the Warner Bros Lot, causing mayhem. The villain is defeated and the heroes are allowed to watch their own film at Mann's Chinese Theatre.(*Blazing Saddles*).

### **1975**

Cary Bates, was once more accidentally transported to Earth One, The interdimensional trip temporarily turned Bates into a supervillain, and he quickly killed the Justice Society of America. Luckily, fellow DC writer Elliot S. Maggin, with the help of the Justice League and the Spectre, was able to restore matters (*Justice League of America* # 123-124 (October and November 1975)).

### **1978**

Sometime prior to this, Ultraa from the planet Almerac(the same planet that the character of Maxima comes from on Earth One) crashed in the Australian outbreak and was raised by indigenous Australians. In 1978, Wanting to be a Superhero, he headed to America, which he believed to be the birthplace of the Superhero. However he was attacked by Jets who mistook his speed as an incoming hostile. He fought back, leading to a visiting Justice League from Earth One to mistake him for a Supervillain until the issue was resolved. Ultraa became convinced Earth Prime was not ready for Superhumans and left with the Justice League back to Earth One, where he would remain. Ultraa later became convinced Earth One also suffered due to the presence of Superhumans and invented a ray that could subdue people with powers into psychologically resisting the need to use them. He used this on both the Justice League and the Injustice Gang, but the Injustice Gang resisted since the ray mentally convinced someone using powers as morally wrong, something which the villains had less of a problem resisting. The Justice League overcame the effects and defeated the Injustice Gang with Ultraa no longer being trusted after this incident.

Wayside School on Earth One, closes down due to being overrun with cows. There Student Todd is sent to a school on Earth Prime by mistake and is relieved when he is finally able to return to Wayside, considering where he was, the worst school in the world(*Wayside School Gets a Little Stranger*).

### **1979**

The Eighth Doctor and his companion Izzy are brought to this Earth while clashing with the galactic criminal Beep the Meep. They travel to this year and meet Tom Baker, who defeats Beep the Meep by proving to be too annoying for him(*Doctor Who Magazine Story: TV Action!*).

### **1985**

**February:** Around the passing of Haley's Comet in 1985, Clark Kent found himself manifesting Superman like powers, soon after he met the real Superman for a time. His Universe was threatened by a wave of Antimatter brought about by the Crisis on Infinite Earths. While the two Supermen could not stop it, Ultraa could as he had the ability to absorb energy. He absorbed the Antimatter wave into himself and flew off to another World, exploding in a self sacrifice to save his home. Ultraa was later discovered to have survived(Grant Morrison's *Multiversity*), only being empowered by so much energy. He now battled an interdimensional force called the Gentry, which he discovered the existence of when he travelled to an alternate world with no life to explode harmlessly, only to survive and discover just why that universe had no life in it. He would battle the Gentry but was later killed and his powers taken by the superhuman All for One, fortunately his spirit would live on when some of All for One's power including Ultraa's was passed on to a user who became a hero, passing onto the superhero All Might and then to Izuku Midoriya.

    After Clark Kent of Earth Prime met, Superman, he became an active Superhero as Superboy , though keeping himself hidden and relying on people disbelieving stories of a real Superman being out there.

**October 5:** "Superboy" is photographed in the Hopefield Clarion, in Hopefield Kansas.

**October 16:** Clark Kent gives an anonymous interview to reporter Wendy Case.

**October 31:** Clark Kent dons a Superman costume on Halloween, intending to reveal himself publicly and become a superhero. Wendy Case orchestrates a bomb going off in order to draw him out. As a result, Clark decides against going public and continues to save people in secret.

The 5th Dimensional Imps Mxyzptlk and Bat-Mite engage in a battle that takes them across the Multiverse, destroying several realities. They arrive on Earth prime but as pencil drawings. Fearing they may accidentally destroy reality and themselves, they panic and flee, thus sparing this universe from destruction(*Superman & Batman: World's Funnest*).

Clark Kent of this world is pulled into aiding in the Crisis on Infinite Earths by Alexander Luthor Jr of Earth Three. While his world is believed destroyed he soon learns that it survived. Alexander Luthor Jr offers him the chance to live in a paradise dimension but he declines and departs back to his own universe.

The Crisis causes the barrier between worlds to weaken, as a result many beings on Earth One and beyond will become consciously or subconsciously aware of the existence of Earth Prime. This is explained as due to a break in the Source Wall between universes damaged during the Crisis, though as this was being explained by Daffy Duck to the others, the term is misheard as "Fourth Wall" which is a term that catches on.

### **1987**

Larry Laffer and Patti end up in Sierra's Coastgold, California, a Video Game Company. Larry is hired and works on the Leisure Suit Larry franchise(*Leisure Suit Larry*).

### **1988**

On Earth One, Buddy Baker, the Superhero Animal Man, becomes aware of the Fourth Wall and therefore Earth Prime(*Grant Morrison's Animal Man*).

### **1989**

On Earth One, She-Hulk becomes aware of the Fourth Wall and therefore Earth Prime(*Marvel Comics*).

Roger Wilco drops off two programmers at Sierra On-Line before leaving(*Space Quest III*).

Several characters from an arcade game of Golden Axe break onto Earth Prime and chase down some enemies to rescue the children that were playing the fame(*Golden Axe*).

### **1991**

Marshall is transported from Eerie Indiana, to the set of his won show in the place of Omri Katz and prevents the villain Dash X from killing him off in the script and is then returned to his own time(*Eerie, Indiana*),

A Hard Head enters Earth Prime while trying to save his girlfriend, who has been kidnapped by monsters, arriving in China(*Hard Head 2*)

### **1994**

Freddy Krueger passes over into Earth Prime and attacks a film crew making a New Nightmare on Elm Street Film but is defeated and killed by Heather Langenkamp(*Wes Craven's New Nightmare*).

### **1995**

Clark Kent has moved to New York and now works for the New Yorker, eventually meeting a woman named Lois Chaudhari, who his coworkers set him up with as a joke because of their names, but they ended up hitting it off.

**October 3-November 12:** The Monet at Giverny Exhibit runs. Clark and Lois attend.

### **1997**

Deadpool first becomes aware of the Fourth Wall and therefore Earth Prime(*Marvel Comics*).

### **1998**

An unknown Spider-Man actor is brought from this reality while in costume to aid Spider-Man. When he is brought back. Spider-Man visits his creator Stan Lee(*Spider-Man: The Animated Series*).

### **1999**

Jake Chambers saves Stephen King's life from incident where he was hit by a car as if he died he would not be able to continue his story(In Stephen King's the Dark Tower, "The Keystone" Earth is essentially Earth Prime with a different name, as Stephen King channels other universes to write his stories within the world of *The Dark Tower*).

A young Japanese boy named Tsutomu Niiboshi finds a magical artifact that grants wishes and wishes for his hero Ultraman Gaia to appear, but bullies cause Kaiju to appear as well. The Kaiju are defeated and the wish is undone, leading to many on Earth One forgetting the experience*(Ultraman Gaia: The Battle in Hyperspace*)

Schala finds herself on Earth Prime and wanders it(*Chrono Cross*).

### **2002**

A Group of Dungeons & Dragons players accidentally bring their characters from their fantasy world to the real world, where they promptly kill their players(*The Gamers*, 2004 Film).

### **2004**

Fat Albert and his gang briefly enter Earth Prime before returning(*Fat Albert,* 2004 Film).

### **2005**

The League of Gentlemen are brought into Earth One when their show is being revived and end up killing their writers, which ends up resetting everything and leaving them with free will. However, unknown to them, one writer, Jeremy Dyson, survives and rewrites the story to revive the other writers, which is possible while they are still in the story(*The League of Gentlemen's Apocalypse*).

### **2007**

Rincewind is briefly killed and brought to a convention on Earth One to meet his creator, Terry Pratchett before being returned to his world(*Run Rincewind Run!* fan film*).*

### **2008**

Morrigan Aensland travels through a rift onto Earth Prime and plays Video Games with people(*Tatsunoko vs Capcom*).

### **2010**

Vampirella is briefly sent to Earth Prime by her own mother(*Vampirella*, Dynamite Comics).

### **2011**

Deadpool from a universe in which he killed his world's Superheroes is brought into this reality and spots the creative team of the book *Deadpool Kills the Marvel Universe(Deadpool Kills the Marvel Universe*), however when he actually did attack them, they quickly wrote in a part of him being sent away. This led directly to the creators writing a story to build him up and then kill him off at the hands of the real Deadpool.

Sam and Dean Winchester are sent to Earth Prime for their protection when the angel Raphael tries to kill them, killing Misha Collins andEric Kripke, but the Winchesters returning to their own universe undoes their deaths(*Supernatural*).

### **2012**

The Nostalgia Critic meets his creator Doug Walker(*To Boldly Flee*).

### **2013**

The Eleventh Doctor travels to Earth Prime and attends a 50th Anniversary Doctor Who Convention. He comes in second place in a Doctor impersonation contest(due to not doing anything beyond just standing there, which cost him points), saves the BBC from budget trouble by allowing them to record one of his adventures, confirms to them that Sarah Jane Smith is still alive despite the passing of her actress Elisabeth Sladen, and suggests casting Peter Capaldi as the next Doctor(Which causes the show to diverge from the actual events).

### **2014**

The hero Big M enters our world to meet the creator of his series Leo Huang(*Happy Heroes*, Season 8, Episode 36).

### **2014-2015**

Earth Prime is destroyed by an incursion but restored soon after(Tom Brevoort's Tumblr. He claimed Our Earth was destroyed "Months Ago", likely as a joke but it was restored via the multiverse also being restored. This statement was made on March 15, 2015).

### **2015**

Comic Fan Gwen Poole is pulled from Earth Prime and taken to Earth One, taking the name of Gwen-Pool(*Marvel Comics*).

### **2017**

Mighty Mouse enters Earth Prime and helps a bullied kid named Joey thwart an attempted alien invasion of both Earth One and Earth Prime(*Mighty Mouse,* Dynamite).

### **2018**

The villain Tid travels to this Earth and learning Kamen Rider is a fictional franchise here, tries to erase it from ever existing so the heroes opposing him disappear, but is defeated by the Kamen Riders working together(*Kamen Rider Heisei Generations Forever*).

### **2019**

An entity resembling Rod Serling haunts the production of the Twilight Zone remake(*The Twilight Zone*, 2019).

### **2027**

Clark Kent, now 57, has had two daughters: Carol and Jane, who have also become Superheroines in their own right(*Superman: Secret Identity).*

## **Notes**

-The Earth Prime Universe seen on the show *Sliders* is not our Universe, as history is altered in 1997 or 1998 when the Kromaggs invaded and conquered it.

*-The Chronicles of Amber* also mentions an Earth Prime though it is mentioned as only a shadow as Amber is the only true world, though this is later revealed to be only boasting or a religious belief.

-In the Teenage Mutant ninja Turtles special "Turtles Forever" Earth Prime, where Eastman and Laird created the TMNT, is briefly glimpsed. A Turtle Prime also exists though this is the home of the Eastman and Laird original versions and killing them would also kill the Turtle elsewhere.

-In some cases, the "Real World" is in fact Earth One, such as in 2003's *Fullmetal Alchemist, Fables, The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle, The Purple Rose of Cairo, Last Action Hero, Enchanted,* and *Galaxy Quest.*