223 Marvel screen productions since 2005 — connected, yes, but into 20-plus separate continuities, not one

Asked:

“Conduct exhaustive deep research into Marvel films, television series, streaming series, specials, and shorts released from January 1, 2005, through the present day are connected to one another”

The catalog holds 223 released Marvel-derived screen productions — films, TV, streaming, specials, shorts, direct-to-video and attraction films — from January 2005 through the 2026-08-31 cutoff. 194 of 223 (87.0%) connect to at least one other screen production through shared continuity, sequel/spin-off/crossover links, or a recurring franchise grouping; 29 (13.0%) have no verified screen-to-screen connection. “Connected” is not the same as “same canon”: multiverse bridges touch legacy universes without merging them into the MCU timeline.

The Marvel multiverse constellation

Each dot is one of the 223 productions, grouped into its continuity galaxy; circle size is title count. Hover a dot for title, format, evidence and source. The dashed ring holds titles with no verified shared-screen continuity.

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Continuity clusters, ranked by title count

Dated titles by release year

Warning: many film-list rows lacked a machine-recoverable release year. This chart covers only the 78 rows the year aggregate could date — it is not a complete release-volume timeline. The catalog itself remains comprehensive even where dates are blank.

Red = connected/grouped, grey = no verified connection. Count of dated titles per year.

What the constellation cannot say alone

The Marvel Cinematic Universe is by far the largest galaxy at 80 titles — but some source pages still label older Marvel Television series (ABC, Netflix, Hulu) as MCU; treat those as sourced historical labels, not settled present-day canon. comicbook.com

Legacy film universes — Fox X-Men, Sony Spider-Man films, Raimi and Amazing Spider-Man — touch the MCU only at the multiverse layer, through Spider-Man: No Way Home and Deadpool & Wolverine, without collapsing their internal continuities. collider.com

Animation runs its own webs: 16 Marvel Animated Features (including a shared universe spanning Hulk vs., Thor: Tales of Asgard and two TV series), 11 LEGO Marvel titles, 8 Big Hero 6 and 7 Marvel Rising productions. en.wikipedia.org

The inclusive Marvel-derived scope pulls in Icon/Malibu-derived franchises — 5 Kingsman and 3 Men in Black titles — plus 5 Marvel Super Heroes 4D attraction films and 7 anime series. en.wikipedia.org

The full catalog, 223 rows

Title	Year	Format	Medium	Continuity cluster	Connection evidence	Source

Method: exhaustive catalog of released Marvel-derived screen productions, one row per deduplicated title/format, 2005-01-01 through the 2026-08-31 cutoff (“present day” = cutoff). 223 rows scanned from film/TV master lists, MCU outlines, One-Shots and Special Presentations, Marvel Animated Features pages, and cross-source web search over X-Men, Spider-Man/Sony, animation, Marvel Rising, LEGO, Big Hero 6, Netflix/ABC/Hulu/Freeform and multiverse relationships. Counts come from precomputed aggregates. Three unreleased entries were removed; rows with unresolved dates were kept. “Connected” spans strict continuity, franchise/anthology grouping and multiverse crossover — not one shared canon.

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