One spell, one snap, one time-travel fix: 64 threads stitch nine Marvel continuities into a single screen atlas
Asked:“now there is no graph, wtf?”
Sorry about that — the graph is back, rendered as plain inline SVG so it cannot vanish again. It maps 64 curated continuity connections among 68 films and series, drawn from a 370-work catalog spanning 2005–2026 across the MCU, other live action, and animation.
Continuity connection graph
Node color = continuity cluster (region tint matches). Bold dark ring = bridge work. Line color = relationship family; solid = multiple sources, dashed = single source; thicker = more source mentions. Hover a node to isolate its links; click for details below.
Hover or tap a node to see its connections; details appear here.
64 curated connections shown from 197 extracted relationship candidates.
Output by year: the wider Marvel screen machine
All 370 cataloged works by release year and scope; a caveat — "canon" is contested for many TV entries, and studios have quietly re-drawn what counts more than once.
Spider-Man: No Way Home touches six edges in the graph, tying the MCU, Raimi and Webb eras, and Sony's Venom-verse into one on-screen multiverse. en.wikipedia.org
Deadpool & Wolverine carries five connections, folding Fox's X-Men films — and even 2007's Fantastic Four Human Torch — into the MCU. en.wikipedia.org
Four Netflix series — Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Luke Cage and Iron Fist — all funnel into The Defenders, the saga's single hub. reference.org
Loki is required viewing twice over: it sets up both Quantumania's villain and threads back to Avengers: Endgame. craftingfiction.com
2021 was the busiest year on record: 35 works released, 22 of them MCU. en.wikipedia.org
Most-cited works in the catalog
Top 22 of 370 works by source mentions; the full catalog spans films, series, specials and shorts across three research scopes — Animation (190 works), MCU (109) and non-MCU live action (71).
Data: 64 curated continuity edges (of 197 extracted candidates), a 370-work catalog (2005–2026), a 22-year release timeline, and a 26-row scope/format summary, all compiled from public web sources listed per row. Source mentions count how many pages stated a fact. Cluster assignment for shared works follows majority vote of edge clusters; catalog table trimmed to the 22 most-cited works for space. Continuity and canon status of several TV series remains disputed by the studios themselves.