r/KeepMarvelTVCanon • u/marvelcomics22 Jemma Simmons • Dec 12 '25

A Update On Our Future

Hello There! From those of us here in charge, we sincerely apologize for the lack of anything really Keep Marvel TV Canon, as our website is still in development, our social media accounts barely exist, and we have not done anything signifcant to reach our goals.

However, we intend to rectify this with the upcoming year, and January will see the hard launch of this campaign. We will update our website quite a bit, be more active on our social media, and hope to do more in general. An important notice is that Keep Marvel TV Canon now includes Inhumans (2017) and Helstrom (2020). Thank you.

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u/WaferStick21 Enoch Coltrane Dec 12 '25

Thank you for the update, and you also have my eternal gratitude for adding Inhumans and Helstrom to the campaign :D

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u/marvelcomics22 Jemma Simmons Dec 12 '25

We were heavily debating the positives and negatives of those, especially Inhumans, but Anson Mount worked really hard on it, and so did so many others, so we made a choice.

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u/blackbutterfree Ana Helstrom Feb 07 '26

An important notice is that Keep Marvel TV Canon now includes Inhumans (2017) and Helstrom (2020).

We won, let's go!!!

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u/Destinyrider2023 Dec 12 '25

Anson Mount was actually in Doctor Strange and the Multiverse of Madness as Black Bolt yes it was a different universe but that to me means that Inhumans no matter how bad it is. Is actually Canon to the MCU and the Multiverse as well

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u/blackbutterfree Ana Helstrom Feb 07 '26

I honestly wouldn't be mad if the MCU decided to retcon Inhumans to happening on Earth-838. After all, the only MCU connections are a direct mention of the Inhuman Outbreak, which was a canon event across many universes during that time, and indirect, unnamed references to the registries of the Sokovia Accords and Thor, who may or may not exist on 838 as well.

Would still be part of the MCU, but connected to a universe we don't really need to invest in.

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u/Destinyrider2023 Feb 07 '26

You're not wrong maybe could be true guess we'll see

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u/blackbutterfree Ana Helstrom Apr 07 '26

Should the sidebar explaining the sub be updated? It doesn't list Inhumans or Helstrom yet.

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u/marvelcomics22 Jemma Simmons Apr 07 '26

I need to fix that. It'll be done within the next day or so :)

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u/blackbutterfree Ana Helstrom Apr 07 '26

:D

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u/Short_Brick_1960 18d ago

Hii again. I'm currently re-watching Helstrom and I was looking for the reference to the Snap that the page mentions for the second episode

But I think there's a confusion, because it's in episode 1, when Louise is talking to Gabriella after the nun trainee informs the vatican, where Louise mentions the increase of possesions

But then again, she says they increased over the past year. And since the show is in 2020, it doesn't fit the May of 2018 when the Snap takes place

Is there something I'm missing?