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Word of God states that, yes, those issues did happen, but it's obvious that they won't have any major standing in the new comics. Word of God also stated that the Sonic Underground and Sonic X continuities were also erased by the same event. A storyline in Justice League Europe revealed that Doctor Light's Ice Queen behavior was the result of chemicals in a popular soda she enjoyed drinking, leading to the character becoming more personable once she kicked her habit.

This was completely ignored by later writers, who brought back her rude, condescending personality with no real explanation. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The third volume of the comic book published by Image Comics, as the official continuation to the Mirage-produced series , was completely ignored when TMNT co-creator Peter Laird returned to write volume 4.

Almost all of the "guest era" portion of volume one, which took place from issues 22 through 44 and did not have any input from Laird and Eastman, has been stated to be non-canonical, with the sole exception of "The River" two-parter from issues 27 and Pretend it never happened. In Incredible Hulk vol. During Peter David 's "Tempest Fugit" storyline, one line discontinuitized the entirety of previous writer Bruce Jones' issue run. Magneto 0 was published as the origin of Magneto, but has been superseded by Magneto: The series has been largely ignored in The DCU continuity.

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Grell has restored her to her original Action Girl Adventurer Archaeologist persona. Countdown to Final Crisis was almost discontinuity. However, Morrison who also wrote Final Crisis was forced to cave in and acknowledge Countdown via a time loop scenario: Darkseid wasn't killed at the end of Countdown but thrown backwards in time and possessed the mobster who would become Boss Dark Side, resurrecting his minions in human bodies and consolidating his power base while waiting for his "death" so that he could kill his son and bring the corrupted-by-regular-Darkseid Mary Marvel into his inner circle.

Years before the Continuity Snarl of Hawkman , there was a story, in the original Silver Age s Hawkman series, which threatened to reveal Carter Hall's identity as Hawkman. He ended up protecting his identity, but publicly revealing that he's a space alien. Needless to say, this was ignored later. They were part of the Genesis Crisis Crossover , and at one point, Power Girl became a member of the team. And then, in the final issue, it turned out they were entirely fictional within the DCU. This appears to have been for the opposite reason than most; Claremont wanted to separate his creator-owned characters from The 'Verse once his book was cancelled.

Illuminati 3 has been treated as such, due to the sheer level of Critical Research Failure on the part of Bendis regarding the original Secret Wars series and the Beyonder. The s Metal Men miniseries reveals that they are actually human minds in robot bodies and has Will Magnus become Veridium , a Metal Man based on a fictional metal.

This change was not well received and quietly dropped from continuity, along with the Metal Men themselves. When Magnus appears as one of the main characters of 52 , he refers to the '90's series as hallucinations resulting from a psychotic break , and now takes regular anti-depressants to help keep his mind in one piece. Garth Ennis' contributions seem to have actually happened, except for maybe "The Darkest Star".

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Bendis' Avengers Disassembled used Austen's plot point about Hawkeye sleeping with The Wasp and suddenly disliking Hank Pym as a key plot point as a conversation about the Wasp's relationship with Hawkeye is what leads to Scarlet Witch accidentally remembering her babies , but Rick Remender's Secret Avengers run once again had Hawkeye and Pym as close friends, seemingly ignoring Austen's story.

Devil's Due Publishing's entire seven-year run of G. A Real American Hero including numerous side titles , intended to be a continuation of the original Marvel storyline, was segregated to its own continuity after IDW Publishing took away the comic book rights from DDP. IDW now publishes its own continuation of the Marvel run penned by its original writer Larry Hama , reprinting the Devil's Due run under the title of G. This was due to Early Installment Weirdness in it that depicted the Fantastic Four and Doctor Doom much closer to their selves including having been active for a while, and Reed, Sue, Ben, and Doom very much being adults rather than the rookies teens that Ultimate Fantastic Four introducted and, again, issues with Tony's origin.

At one point in X-Men , the lineup at the time Storm, Wolverine, Psylocke, Longshot, Dazzler, Colossus, Havok, and Rogue were killed and resurrected, making them invisible to cameras, and this is treated almost as a second mutant power in the next few dozen issues. When Chris Claremont left, however, this was completely forgotten, and the lineup at the time are seen on camera without comment from then on. His run in makes a brief mention of this fact with Rogue, but this only serves to muddy the waters further - where it's been mentioned at all, it's explained as a side effect of the Siege Perilous, except that Wolverine and Longshot never went through it, and Rogue did.

Common fan explanation is that Roma quietly revoked the "invisibility" gift around the time of the Xtinction Agenda crossover which is where Claremont actively stopped referencing it and that the gift itself may have been contingent on the X-Men both possessing and going through the Siege Perilous.

Another possibility is in Excalibur when Meggan destroyed the Lighthouse, which was considered the "Lynchpin of the Multiverse", and its destruction may have disrupted Roma's powers. It happened shortly before Xtinction Agenda , which would explain the X-Men being able to be seen on television during the storyline and afterwards. The End was speculated to be in continuity. Tom Brevoort has stated it is not in continuity. Nextwave is probably the oddest example of this trope ever made. Officially, it is not canonical, but most fans and quite a few writers!

This has caused some of the lunacy contained within the series mainly the parts containing Aaron Stack and the other team members to spill into the Marvel mainstream. The Beyond Corporation from the series later reappeared in Mighty Avengers. The official explanation is that the series is canonical, but took place in an alternate universe that Monica and the others had been kidnapped and sent to. Monica claims that once she got back to Earth, everyone around her assumed she was insane whenever she brought up the events of Nextwave. Secret Invasion ignored the X-Statix Presents: Dead Girl mini-series, where the Avengers member Mockingbird appeared in the afterlife.

Invasion established that Mockingbird had never really died in the first place, making the series moot. However, the series' artist Nick Dragotta did later imply the events of the series were somehow still canonical when discussing the new Miss America he created for the Vengeance mini-series, making the Dead Girl's canonicity difficult to determine.

Along those same lines, Brian Michael Bendis brought back The Wasp after killing her in Secret Invasion , with the explanation that she'd never really died in the first place. However, Wasp had earlier appeared in an issue of The Incredible Hercules where she was seen in the Greek Underworld, establishing that she was indeed dead. Though since the fandom was quite happy to have Jan back, there wasn't too much fuss. Jeph Loeb and Daniel Way's critically-panned series Wolverine: Origins had the premise of exploring Wolverine 's Mysterious Past , which by that point had already been quite fleshed-out, so the series consisted of the writers inserting new, unknown elements of his history in among the existing stuff, making Wolverine's origin you know, the thing this series was supposed to be clearing up?

Among the "revelations" made were the fact that Wolverine is not a mutant after all but rather a "lupine," a species that looks completely human but is actually canine rather than primate in origin , and that Logan's mysterious, immortal ancestor, the founder of "lupine" society, had been behind basically every threat he'd ever faced, including the Weapon Plus program even though the mastermind of that had already been revealed as someone else in a far better story.

This was swept under the rug almost immediately after the series ended; whenever Logan's species has been referred to since then, he's always been called a human mutant, and the writer of a miniseries set during the same time period as Origins confirmed he'll be ignoring it, quite simply because it would be too confusing to acknowledge. Except the plot thread is still continuing in Wolverine If a writer writes anything involving the Phoenix Force, it is bound to be rendered non-canonical by the next writer that writes something involving Phoenix.

Most notably, Avengers vs. X-Men ignored the Alan Davis-penned Phoenix Force stories from his Excalibur run, which among other things established the Phoenix Force as Merlin's private energy reserve stash based off of the lifeblood of the universe, as well as establishing that any usage of the Phoenix Force is enough to bring the various cosmic forces down upon the wielder, as every time a user uses the Phoenix Force, the collective life force of the universe is drained.

Endsong , which was a sequel to The Dark Phoenix Saga , was declared non-canonical almost as soon as it was written. It was not until Avengers vs. X-Men that it was restored to canonicity, with Wolverine giving a vague recap of the story to the Avengers when discussing how the Phoenix Force possessed Jean's corpse and why Scott Summers was batshit insane to want to try and force Hope to bear its power. Everything previously established about the White Queen complete with her being in her 40s was wiped out by the combination of Grant Morrison 's New X-Men run and Emma Frost 's short-lived flashback ongoing series.

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Some years later, the courts awarded him the full ownership rights for the series, and he proceeded to ban the publishers from ever again reprinting any of the books he hadn't authored and get rid of all the characters he had been forced to write in but didn't really like. Adam Strange 's late Eighties turn to the Darker and Edgier has become this, as most later writers ignored the ideas in it other than the introduction of Aleea, Adam and Alanna's daughter.

Oddly, however, all five issues of this phase have been reprinted by DC in glossy full color, unlike almost any other Adam Strange stories. At the end of Asterix and the Falling Sky , the characters get their memories wiped. This was presumably done because the story broke the established rules of the universe, being a Genre Shift into science fiction involving Ancient Astronauts. It also had the unexpected upshot of allowing fans to doubly ignore an extremely poorly-written, poorly-drawn and borderline xenophobic story.

The first arc of Reginald Hudlin's Black Panther wasn't meant to be canonical at first, which is why the book gave a radically reworked origin to Klaw making him a Cyborg instead of a being of living sound , and then had him Killed Off for Real. Klaw has since shown up again in the Marvel Universe with his classic appearance and no references to his "death". There is an obscure UK-exclusive Transformers comic called "The Beast Within", wherein the Dinobots merge to form a combiner simply called the Beast , which proceeds to slaughter most of the Decepticons and a number of Autobots before being destroyed.

When asked about a Dinobot combiner, Hasbro tends to deny all knowledge of such a thing, indicating they've either forgotten the comic or like to pretend it doesn't exist, something most fans are happy to agree with. This was finally made this trope when the true Dinobot Combiner, Volcanicus, was introduced for the mobile phone game Transformers Earth Wars.

However, the crossover has been officially declared non-canonical due to the Joe Books omnibus omitting them. Correspondences with Aaron Sparrow who was the original editor and rewrote the stories for the omnibus claim that the story was published without Disney's approval, as these final stories were printed after Disney revoked the license. Played with in regards to Batman: Son of the Bat: Then the story was declared an Elseworlds story, removing it from continuity. Then it was brought back to canonicity, but retconned so that Batman and Talia's consensual encounter was changed to Bruce being drugged and raped by Talia, in order to produce a son, Damian.

This has occurred to Betty Kane as Batgirl. Barbara is chronologically the first Batgirl and Betty never even took up the mantle. Instead, Bette as she was renamed became the superhero Flamebird. Bette is still technically a part of the "Bat Family", but fans look her over and in canonicity, this is rarely brought up. Every time the Star Trek license is given to a different comic book company, the previous company's books get tossed into the Discontinuity bin.

Though, in DC Comics ' case, they had their previous comics tossed out while still holding the license , thanks to Paramount demanding a reworking of the terms of the license so that they could exert more creative control over the comics. The Doom Patrol has had multiple cases of this: John Byrne rebooted the entire franchise with his run, and nothing before is even remotely canonical. Fan reception was not positive, to say the least, which led to John Byrne's run specifically not being considered canonical by the subsequent creative teams, but everything it retconned out is indeed still canonical.

The New 52 reboot seemed to have retconned the team out of existence. Niles Caulder shows up in The Ravagers severely de-aged and Danny the Street is, well, a street again instead of a planet with no explanation as to why. Similarly, Beast Boy's origin is completely changed and no longer involves him being adopted by Mento and Elasti-Girl of the Doom Patrol.

League featured an older Niles Caulder than the one in Ravagers , and he is indeed in charge of the Doom Patrol. However, fan reaction to the portrayal of the team was Eventually, this version would be regarded as not canonical as well, with However, it is later revealed that everything except the Byrne and New 52 stuff is canonical, as the characters make specific reference to events from the Grant Morrison and Keith Giffen runs.

The Finder arc "Torch" appears to be this, as it was abandoned halfway through and the published chapters then scrubbed from the website. Given the way Time Travel works in the Marvel Multiverse, fans are attempting to Hand Wave it by declaring it an Alternate Universe , but there has been no Word of God on that point thus far.

The New Beginning by Roy Thomas: Notably, while this carefully left Marvel's other post-Crisis appearances untouched, it removed Black Adam's significant role in the War of the Gods Crisis Crossover , establishing that Adam didn't have his powers between Billy's origin story and his return in the PoS ongoing. Crisis Compendium places or maybe dumps this story on "Earth", along with other early post-Crisis stories that got contradicted by later events, such as Catwoman: The Sonic X comic is a curious case.

As is the norm with comic tie-ins to cartoons in general, it was utterly ignored by the show it was based on , and the comic even had glaring continuity issues and inconsistent characterizations with the Anime since issue 1. However, the editorial behind the Sonic X comic was also the publisher of the regular Sonic comics, and they had the two titles cross over, establishing that the Sonic X comic exists in the Archie Sonic universe as an alternate dimension. In other words, the tie-in comic is non-canon to the Anime it's based on, but is perfectly canon to the completely unrelated Archie Sonic continuity.

In a bizarre semi- Word of God example, Mike W. Barr responded to a letter in an issue of Batman and the Outsiders wondering why Metamorpho didn't know Batman's secret identity when a previous story had Metamorpho delivering Batman's costume to Bruce Wayne. Barr declared that story to be out of continuity and further stated that any story previously published that contradicted one of his stories was by definition out of continuity. Since Calvin and Hobbes: Double Trouble by the former and Trouble Island by the latter in this, as they'd resolved the long-running Cassandra Truth that's still present in The Series , though do keep in mind that they simply come after The Series.

Retro Chill has this problem even more, as the status quo is massively shaken up by the end. This is finally fixed in the bonus chapter of the rewritten Can You Imagine That? The writer of Angel Of The Bat is very fond of showing his work and referencing lots of content from all over Batman and Batgirl's history, but willfully ignores bits of Cassie's backstory, including limiting her speaking ability and making her resentful of her father rather than loving towards him.

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Zigzagged when the fifth edition brings in The Multiverse and explains that those endings did still happen, but in separate timelines from the main one. Also happens when the sixth edition kicks off the second Myth Arc , and makes it clear that it happens in an entirely new timeline where the events of the first Myth Arc never happened. It appears that the Little Mermaid animated series designed as a prequel to the first movie has been kicked out of continuity by The Little Mermaid III: Ariel's Beginning , as Ariel's Beginning is also a prequel to the first movie that would generally be consistent with the series but features a totally different version of Ariel and Flounder's first meeting than was presented in the series.

Or it's just the one episode about their meeting that is touched — it has not been clarified. The Disney Princess roster varies significantly, tending to eliminate princesses from less popular movies. This shows up in merchandise and tie-in books. Most notably, Princess Eilonwy and Kida are never included. One book specifically mentions that Ariel is the only princess from an underwater kingdom. Of course, there is no real continuity involved — it's just a marketing thing.

The writers for the 3rd An American Tail movie, The Treasure of Manhattan Island , caused canon discontinuity for Fievel Goes West when they had Fievel say that he had a dream where the family moved out west. Incredibles 2 completely ignores and even outright contradicts the original film's sequel video game Rise of the Underminer and the comic book series that followed it. However, the film flopping led to it being declared out-of-continuity whereas the three movies it was meant to erase remain canonical. The Godzilla franchise is particularly infamous for this.

Pay close attention here: The Return of Godzilla also known as Godzilla ignored every Godzilla movie except the original. The Heisei Era movies after The Return of Godzilla create a new timeline that is very tightly interwoven, with a largely recurring main cast and developing plotlines from movie to movie.

The "ignore every previous movie except the original" reset button was pushed again four movies in a row: Godzilla , Godzilla vs. Megaguirus , Godzilla, Mothra, King Ghidorah: Giant Monsters All-Out Attack! Final Wars , has an ambiguous continuity that could fit anywhere or nowhere in the series. Highlander is one of the most retconned canons in existence outside of comicbooks. Almost all iterations of the franchise accept the original movie as canonical, with a few various retcons , but tend to ignore each other: The second movie retcons when MacLeod and Ramirez first met, now taking place on an alien planet.

The updated version of the second movie re-retcons when MacLeod and Ramirez first met, now taking place on Earth, but in the distant past. The TV series ignores the second movie, and retcons the ending of the first. The cartoon TV series accepts some of the flashback stuff from the first movie there are immortals, two of them are Connor and Ramirez and ignores everything else, including the bits of the first movie set in s New York. The third movie ignores the then-ongoing TV series and the second movie.

The fourth and fifth movies follows the TV series' continuity, while ignoring the second and third movies. Teenage Wasteland were rendered non-canonical by Return to Sleepaway Camp. On Her Majesty's Secret Service ignores You Only Live Twice , so far as it shows James Bond and Blofeld meeting face-to-face for apparently the first time neither recognises the other when they had already met in the previous film. Of course, both were played by different actors , but in-universe that's no excuse.

The third Chakushin Ari movie, Chakushin Ari: Final , is promoted like the grand finale to a trilogy but actually ignores the events of Chakushin Ari 2. Twenty Years Later , the seventh film, completely ignores the fourth , fifth , and sixth films, taking only the original and the second film as canonical. Season of the Witch doesn't exist as far as the rest of the series is concerned, and vice-versa. Then again, it was intended to be this from the start, an attempt to turn the Halloween franchise into an anthology series where each film was a standalone story related to the Halloween holiday.

The idea didn't stick — audiences awaiting the return of Michael Myers were extremely disappointed when they got a film about witchcraft and evil Halloween masks, and so the producers brought Michael back from the fourth film onwards. The Halloween reboot follows in H20 's footsteps, being a direct follow-up to the original Halloween only and ignores all the other installments. Richard has stated that Shock Treatment , originally written as a strict RHPS sequel but soon to evolve into a completely different film, was a mere abortion. Richard would eventually write both a movie script Revenge of the Old Queen and a stage musical Rocky Horror: The Second Coming that wiped the events of Shock Treatment out of the canon entirely.

However, neither were produced. Rocky Balboa has all previous Rocky movies mentioned except for Rocky V , and the film doesn't even mention any events from that movie. This is due to Sylvester Stallone 's disapproval of said movie as well as the disapproval of almost everyone who watched it. Though the next film Creed , does somewhat reference the film, indicating that it did happen, just that Rocky doesn't like talking about it.

Predators dismisses the Alien vs. Predator movies and instead it acts as a sequel to the original film and the sequel while the events of Predator 2 weren't directly mentioned in Predators , neither was 2 said to not be canonical. Universal Soldier has had numerous sequels with numerous instances of installments ignoring other installments. Unfinished Business , which were ignored by the next film, Universal Soldier: The following two films, Universal Soldier: Regeneration and Universal Soldier: Day of Reckoning , ignored every previous movie except the first.

The third and fourth Pumpkinheads ignore the second, Pumpkinhead II: Blood Wings , which was tenuously connected to the original anyway. The Jaws franchise ignored Jaws 3D when creating the sequel, Jaws: The tagline even said Jaws: The Revenge was the final installment in the trilogy. The Legend Continues is a curious case; Charles B. The studio that owned the film tried to cash in on its popularity and made a full-on fictional sequel, Return to Boggy Creek , without the involvement of Charles B.

Pierce then, out of spite, made his own sequel, completely ignoring the events of Return , combining a fictional narrative about a college nature trip with more dramatic re-enactments of alleged sightings of the creature. Wolverine is a very well-known example of this trope. After the film came out, no one was really happy with the result from the fans to the production team. Even Hugh Jackman has stated it didn't feel like a Wolverine movie , and the various contradictions it has with the original trilogy.

The prequel franchise was then rejiggered with X-Men: Deadpool also continues this, since while it has Ryan Reynolds reprising his role from Wolverine , it otherwise completely ignores that film outside of taking several potshots at it and features a completely different origin for Deadpool. An end credits scene in Deadpool 2 takes it even further with Deadpool showing up in the earlier film to kill his previous incarnation.

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Days of Future Past , X-Men: The Last Stand has been erased through the Cosmic Retcon , but it's featured in flashback scenes and its existence is at least acknowledged midway through the film. Wolverine however aside from a flashback scene from Victor crushing Logan's claw is very hard to reconcile with the events shown, and the ending with Mystique seemingly rescuing Wolverine before he can be sent to Weapon X seems to make it clear the film never happened in the new continuity.

There were also several comic books and video games that were touted as "official" prequels to the various movies that were contradicted by the later films. For instance, the comic book prequel to the first movie and X-Men: The Official Game both seem to be contradicted by the events of The Wolverine. The Heretic never happened. So does the series. Planet of the Apes: In the third film, Escape from the Planet of the Apes , Zira states that apes were held as slaves for several generations before rising up, and that a gorilla named Aldo was the first to say "no".

But, Conquest of the Planet of the Apes tried to retcon that out by editing Zira's speech when Caesar watched it on tape. There was a comic, Revolution On The Planet Of The Apes that tried to repair some of the stuff after Conquest , though its canonical status isn't clear. It's possible, though, that the changes in the events of the ape revolution are a result of a changed timeline rather than continuity issues.

When Disney purchased The Muppets franchise in , they gained the rights to all but two of the theatrical Muppet films: While Disney has made call-backs to Take Manhattan in their post Muppet works, From Space and Gonzo's newfound status within the film as an alien are ignored by the continuity, returning the character to his pre designation as a "whatever".

If you look hard enough though, you can see a DVD copy of the movie in Walter's bedroom at the beginning of The Muppets. The producers have already stated that it will completely disregard Conan the Destroyer as well as the reboot. Freddy's Revenge in the A Nightmare on Elm Street series has not been clarified by the filmmakers, but it has been ignored by every subsequent sequel.

The Texas Chain Saw Massacre: Even discounting the remake and its prequel , which exist in their own separate continuity, every film in the series discounts all the others save for at least parts of the original. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2 completely ignores the original film's prescript, which says that the crimes of Leatherface's family were discovered, presumably so there could be a sequel in the first place. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre III ignores most of the first movie, throws out the second entirely, and is almost a quasi-reboot, but it's really unclear.

The Next Generation ignores both the previous films, though it does make mention of two "minor incidents" occurring since the first movie. Texas Chainsaw 3D picks up directly after the end of the first movie, ignoring all others in both the main and remake continuities. Dumb and Dumber To completely ignores the existence of Dumb and Dumberer: Since the film was made without the involvement of Jim Carrey, Jeff Daniels or the Farrelly brothers, and was roundly savaged by critics and fans; few have had problems with this.

The fifth Terminator film, Terminator Genisys , ignores the previous two installments, Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines and Terminator Salvation , only building upon the first two films. Genisys features a different meeting between Connor and Kyle Reese than shown in Salvation and while it's moot once the Alternate Timeline plot kicks it, Kyle's opening narration states that despite the actions taken in Terminator 2 , Judgment Day still happened in August of , whereas Rise of the Machines had the actions delay Judgment Day until Ironically, Genisys ' underperformance led to it being retconned out as well, with the Terminator film ignoring it, Rise of the Machines and Salvation.

Resurrection picking up directly after Aliens and would have brought back Sigourney Weaver and Michael Biehn as Ripley and Corporal Hicks, respectively. Prometheus pretty clearly eliminates the Alien vs. Predator movies out of Alien 's canon by stating that Weyland Industries was founded in by Peter Weyland, rather than Charles Bishop Weyland, who in the AVP films had already had a successful business by Ridley Scott has basically all but stated as of that if it isn't directed by him or James Cameron , it ain't canon.

That also includes the video games, comics and so forth. By the third book, neither of those events had ever happened. The issue of Lord Soth from the Dragonlance novels, represents perhaps the unholy lovechild of Canon Discontinuity and Executive Meddling. This did not sit well with one of the original authors of the Dragonlance series, Mr.

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