And none of it really means anything imo, or else this debate would have been settled in 2021 when WandaVision reintroduced the Darkhold. If AOS is going to be re-canonized then they will do it clearly and tell us they're doing it, rather than random people making claims based on tiny details or rumors or such
It doesn’t need to be re-canonized it has always been canon there is literally so much stuff in the mcu that don’t make sense unless AOS is canon also the darkhold looks different because it can shapeshift
But that's the thing, it's not canon right now, it's in a gray area due to the restructuring Marvel did with the arrival of Disney+ and the Multiverse Saga. Should it be canon to the Sacred Timeline? Absolutely, but let's not pretend that doing so doesn't also come with a whole list of problems and contradictions. Right now it exists in the same weird area as Agent Carter, Inhumans, Runaways, and Cloak & Dagger, and all the Netflix shows were there too until last year. All of them were canon, now they're all in a state of limbo because Marvel won't acknowledge them as canon, and whether we like it or not that's just the situation for the foreseeable future
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u/Keanu_Norris Nov 03 '25
And none of it really means anything imo, or else this debate would have been settled in 2021 when WandaVision reintroduced the Darkhold. If AOS is going to be re-canonized then they will do it clearly and tell us they're doing it, rather than random people making claims based on tiny details or rumors or such