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A '''splinter timeline''' is a [[universal stream]] that has split off from a pre-existing universal stream.  In these cases, the originating [[continuity]] can look like a tree, with tiny branches signifying distinct and unreconcilable storyline directions.
A '''splinter timeline''' is a [[universal stream]] that has split off from a pre-existing universal stream.  In these cases, the originating [[continuity]] can look like a tree, with tiny branches signifying distinct and unreconcilable storyline directions.


An example is the Marvel UK text story "[[Another Time & Place]]," which is one possible ending to the [[Marvel Comics continuity]]. There are three others, namely the ''[[Transformers: Generation 2 (Marvel)|Generation 2]]'' comics, the [[Transformers: Classics|''Classics'']] stories and ''[[The Transformers: Regeneration One| Regeneration One]]''. In the case of "Another Time & Place," it was physically replaced by the ''Classics'' splinter timeline due to a [[Cataclysm (GoBots)|cataclysmic event]]. Whether all splinter timelines are this unstable or volatile is a subject open to debate.
An example is the Marvel UK text story "[[Another Time & Place]]," which is one possible ending to the [[Marvel Comics continuity]]. There are three others, namely the ''[[Transformers: Generation 2 (Marvel)|Generation 2]]'' comics, the [[Transformers: Classics|''Classics'']] stories and ''[[The Transformers: Regeneration One| Regeneration One]]''. In the case of "Another Time & Place," it was suggested at one point that it had been replaced by the ''Classics'' splinter timeline due to a [[Cataclysm (GoBots)|cataclysmic event]], but this was later disproven.
 
Whether all splinter timelines are unstable or volatile is a subject open to debate.





Revision as of 13:30, 2 November 2013

A splinter timeline is a universal stream that has split off from a pre-existing universal stream. In these cases, the originating continuity can look like a tree, with tiny branches signifying distinct and unreconcilable storyline directions.

An example is the Marvel UK text story "Another Time & Place," which is one possible ending to the Marvel Comics continuity. There are three others, namely the Generation 2 comics, the Classics stories and Regeneration One. In the case of "Another Time & Place," it was suggested at one point that it had been replaced by the Classics splinter timeline due to a cataclysmic event, but this was later disproven.

Whether all splinter timelines are unstable or volatile is a subject open to debate.


See also