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Yes! I wanted earth 52, the world of The Adventures of Superman. Ace the "bat-hound" gets an Easter egg but George Reeves doesn't? He was the first TV superhero. He was so popular in his time that they even had him crossover into an I Love Lucy episode, but he got totally snubbed by CW. George Reeves (God rest his soul.) Deserved better!!!!
@@Stanos_1 I never said that I wanted to see the 50's superman in action I only wanted an aknowledgement of his existence .He was the very first TV superhero .His show created the genre. George Reeves deserved better. He certainly deserved better than Ace the Bathound who did get an Easter egg! Since the majority of the episodes of the Adventures of Superman were flmed in color they could have easily used archival footage and some computer magic to create an Easter egg to honor him.They did it for earth x and the Ray why not for the first TV superhero!
I would like to say every live action DC movies and show ever made had it's own earth that got destroyed. Gotham is part of the arrowverse In this crisis as well. Even if it wasnt shown I still believe 1 of many earths was Gothams earth. It's just that the ones we saw they got permission or found at least 1 actor willing to make a cameo for the crisis. I'm guessing for Gotham no one wanted to make a cameo. I feel they asked every DC movie and series of liveaction to make a cameo and the ones we saw were the ones that were willing to appear where the others said no for some reason.
@@gameofbros4728 they could have just cast Jim's actor to dress up coincidentaly as Jim Gordon and turn on a totally random bat signal "unrelated" for all legal purposes to Fox's Gotham and let the fans think what they want :v
@@graydation good point, but with the rights to the characters being warner brothers, could a cameo by any of them appearing in crisis on infinite earths happen?
Might be a deleted scene, him being there to witness its end and saving the Kents whereas in the broadcast it just says they were saved offscreen by Harbinger.
There's still 2 hours to go. I'm expecting a lot of surprises and cameos. The final battle in the Crisis book is packed with characters thought lost to the Anti-matter wave.
It would be cool if they released a book about the Arrowverse's multiverse, a guidebook or something. Kinda like the Multiversity Guidebook for comics multiverse
I love how they said some of the shows weren’t part of the Arrowverse let alone some of the movies and yet they still appeared for a few minutes confirming they are part of the Arrowverse
Hmmm if they find a way to sneak cameoes of the other Supermen would be cool Gerard Christopher (Superboy TV series) Dean Cain (Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman) Tim Daly (Superman TAS)
they is one character i would like to see in the crisis that is rip hunter i know he die but it could be past rip hunter who will tell the heroes want happens at the end of the crisis and i think we should see more lucifer and constantine team up
More Characters that i would like to see before the Crisis ended Confirmation Black Canary E-1 (Katie Cassidy) Stargirl E-2 (Brec Bassinger) A)All Characters that are not Confirmed to appear for the Crisis that I Hope Appear as a Surprise 1. Wonder Woman 1976 (Lynda Carter) 2. Shazam 1974 (Micheal Gray?) 3. Supergirl 1984 (Helen Slater) 4. Swamp Thing 2019 (Derek Mears) 5.Possibly Robin or a Different version of himself (Micheal Muzouz in Gotham) 6. Commisioner Gordon (Ben McKenzie from Gotham) 7. The Justice League from Smallville 8. Adam Strange (Shaun Sipos from Krypton) 9. Black Canary of Birds of Prey (Rachel Skarsten from Batwoman) 10. Some Characters from Titans & Doom Patrol on Earth-9 11. Superman from Old Tv Shows (Dean Cain & Gerald Christopher) 12. Accelerated Man from Earth-19 13. Batman of Earth 38 14. JesseQuick (Violet Beane) 15. Green Arrow E-2 (Josh Segarra) 16. A Different Version of WonderWoman (Erica Durance from Smallville) 17. Captain Rip Hunter [Arthur Darvill] 18. Vixen [Megalyn Echikunwoke from Arrow S4] 19. Katana [Rila Fukushima] 20. Characters from Legends [Firestorm,The Hawks & Beebo] 21. Red Tornado (Iddo Goldberg) 22. A Doppleganger of himself for e.g The Green Arrow (Manu Bennett) 23. Human Target (Mark Valley) 24. Supergirl (Laura Vandervoot from Smallville) 25. Commisioner Gordon (Mitch Pileggi a voice actor in Batman 2004 & Rama Khan in Supergirl S5) B)Other Characters that Probably will never be appeared in the Crisis 1. John Constantine (Keanu Reeves) 2. A Cancelled Superman Film (Nicholas Cage) 3. Steel 1997 (Shaquille O'Neil) 4. The Joker (Mark Hamill) 5. Green Lantern 2011 (Ryan Reynolds) 6. Smallville' Aquaman (Alan Ritchson from Titans) 7. Seg-El or Other Version of Superman (Cameron Cuffe from Krypton) 8. Red Hood (Jensen Ackles from Supernatural) 9. An Unreleased Wonder Woman 2011 Tv Show (Adrianne Palicki) 10. A Cancelled Superman Film by JJ Abrams (Josh Hartnett) 11. The Dark Knight Trilogy (Christian Bale) 12. A Cancelled Justice League Movie by George Miller 13. A Cancelled Wonder Woman film by Joss Whedon (Cobie Smulders) 14. Batman 1989 (Micheal Keaton) 15. Robin/Nightwing 1995 (Chris O'Donnell from NCIS Los Angeles) 16. iZombie & The Preacher 17. Lex Luthor (Micheal Rosenbaum) 18. Superwoman/Lucy Lane (Jenna Dewan from Supergirl S1) 19. Justice League of America 1997 20. Legion of Superheroes 1979 21. Cancelled Y: The Last Man (Shia LaBeouf) *I Know Its a long list but some actors/actresses would have reprised their past roles but had to decline due to Schedulling Conflicts & also other reasons,Perhaps Next Year?
Wan Juan I loved your list,but you forgot George Reeves ,the first TV Superman and the first TV superhero. He and his show created that TV genre. The creators and performers in the Arrowverse all owe him a debt of gratitude!
Steve Crosby At the onset of last year’s crisis, there were a line of fallen heroes, the Green Arrow did resemble Justin Hartley but have no confirmation it was him.
@@mistergamer2779 doesnt meen its actually him it could be any actor it could be Stephen from arrow playing for him and smallvile is from another universe
Great video, sums up the timeline nicely. Here are some of my notes: 1. The Green Hornet TV Series (1966-1967) can be included, since it had a crossover with the Adam West Batman TV series. 2. There's a lot of debate around the continuity of Superman Returns and this crossover. Superman Returns was meant to be a loose sequel to the first 2 Superman movies, while ignoring 3 and 4. I say "loose" because SR takes place in the 21st century, so it would have to be a version of the first two movies that fit in that universe. COIE does mention Superman 3, but Martha Kent died before that movie, and she was alive in SR. Clark mentions his son Jason, which means it is connected to SR, so bottom line the timeline of Earth-96 is really confusing. To me SR is the one that's most likely set on Earth-96, with versions of the first 3 Superman movies also having happened on Earth-96, since they said Routh was playing the Reeve Superman. Either that or I'm way overthinking it. 3. I believe they joked on Crisis Aftermath that Batman Forever and Batman & Robin could be set on Earth-97. Even though it's not confirmed, I like the idea, and it would fix the continuity issues with the Burton films. 4. I'm pretty sure the people behind Doom Patrol said that it's set in a different continuity from Titans. Granted it could be on a different Earth, since there are some doppelgangers in that show, but at the moment I don't think it's confirmed to be in the Arrowverse. Feel free to correct me if I got anything wrong.
@@ianlister7333 No, Green Hornet is not DC as far as I'm aware. So yeah, the Arrowverse technically includes non-DC properties, but like I said that's only because Batman happened to crossover with Green Hornet in the 60s.
Although outdated now, this was a very informative video that allowed me to double check my work and add onto it. I'm, more or less, doing the exact same thing, but updated and making it into a chart. I'm also going to be adding additional information, such as what streaming services you can currently watch the shows on.
Need 3 shows to be canonized that I can think of: The Adventures of Superboy, Lois & Clark: the new adventures of Superman, & Gotham. A few movies need to be canonized as well: Nolan's Batman trilogy, Snyder-verse DCEU movies, Keanu Reeves' Constantine..
Micheal Davis The Death of Superman Earth. I’d seen that that was one of the Superboy actors from the 90’s. And Smallville has already been canonized to the Arrow Multiverse. No need to do it a second time.
I was hype as shit when they showed the birds of prey, I loved that show, i always considered it like a unofficial sequel to the burton Batman movies. Like imagine if Keaton and phieffer had a kid. It would be Huntress.
In the crisis he was the paragon of truth and he survived the crisis cuz he was teleported to a safe place until he got killed by lex luthor.Lex luthor rewrite the book of destiny to make him the paragon of truth
I don't think he is cuz he's world forged with other earth and right before he came they said 6 more earths were destroyed so it could be any of those 6 earths including earth 73 and I don't think the directors bother telling so its safe enough to say that present now he is part of prime earth and past he is in earth 73 or the other 6
@@itamar20112 I was thinking maybe when Barry changed the time line he changed all the other earths timeline so then Jack nicholson's Joker would have survived then and didn't fall off the roof
More important Earths from the Arrowverse: - Pre-Crisis: - Earth-1: Universe in which take place the CW’s TV Series such as Arrow, Flash, DC’s Legends of Tomorrow, Batwoman and the Web Series Vixen, and Retroactive Constantine TV Series. - Earth-9: An Universe similar or identical to the universe I’m which take place the DC Universe’s Titans (2018-) and/or Doom Patrol (2019-) - Earth-38: Universe in which take place the TV Series Supergirl (2015-) - Earth-66: An Universe similar or identical to the universe in which take place Batman (1966-1968) TV series. - Earth-76: An Similar or identical universe in which take place the TV Series Wonder Woman (1975-1979) - Earth-89: An Universe similar or identical to the Burtonverse, Universe in which take place the films Batman (1989), Batman Returns (1992), Batman Forever (1995) and Batman & Robin (1997). - Earth-90: Universe in which take place the CBS’s The Flash (1990-1991) - Earth-96: An Universe similar or identical to the universe in which take place Superman Returns and/or the Donnerverse, universe In which take place the Films Superman (1978), Superman II (1980), Superman III (1983), Supergirl (1984) and Superman IV (1987). - Earth-167: An Universe similar or identical to the universe in which take place the TV Series Smallville (2001-2011) - Earth-203: An Universe similar or identical to the universe in which take place the TV Series Birds of Prey (2002-2003) - Earth-666: An Universe similar or identical to the universe in which take place the TV Series Lucifer (2015-) Post-Crisis: - Earth-Prime: Universe in which take place the CW’s The Series such as Arrow, Flash, Supergirl, DC Legends of Tomorrow, Batwoman, Black Lighting and the web series Vixen. - Earth-2 (Prime): An Universe similar or identical to the universe in which take place the upcoming DC Universe’s Stargirl (2020-) - Earth-9 (Prime): An Universe similar or identical to the universe I’m which take place the DC Universe’s Titans (2018-) - Earth-12 (Prime): An Universe similar or identical to the universe in which take place the Film Green Lantern (2011) or the upcoming HBO Max’s Green Lantern (2020-) - Earth-19 (Prime): An Universe similar or identical to the universe in which take place the DC Universe’s Swamp Thing (2019) - Earth-21 (Prime): An Universe in which is similar or identical to the universe in which take place the DC Universe’s Doom Patrol (2019-) - Earth-96 (Prime): An Universe similar or identical to the universe in which take place Superman Returns and/or the Donnerverse, universe In which take place the Films Superman (1978), Superman II (1980), Superman III (1983), Supergirl (1984) and Superman IV (1987).
_ cameroncarey _ i said similar or identical because is not fully confirmed to be the same Universe, it can be an Hypertime versión or The same Universe, but it probable that was recreated after the crisis (and the recreation is the actual bird’s of prey earth)
The Ray was seen in the opening prologue of COIE, and Earth X became canon with the earlier Crisis on Earth X which showed Russell Tovey in live action. And the Ray was from Earth 1. Second, Batwoman Ruby Rose became canon in Elseworlds, last year’s crossover, which placed it in canon.
If you did novels and comics, Earth-27 for the Crime Syndicate (this earth was featured in the The Flash: Johnny Quick and was visited by an alternate timeline Earth-1 Barry).
The way the Batman ‘89 thing was explained was that on Earth 89 the movies Batman and Batman Returns happened then after that the Batman ‘89 comic but on Earth 97 it went Batman, Batman Returns then Batman Forever and Batman and Robin.
Don’t know if someone else mentioned. You missed one. The Earth where Lex did kill Superman and we saw it on the giant screen- it was the Superman who was Superboy in the 80’s series. Can’t remember Earth number though
There could be 2 supermans one young the other older,just say these are the consequences of meddling with time like jor-el warned him about.Superman 1-4 did happen but made a mirror universe.Reeve would be the younger superman,while routh would be the older one.However after superman 2 he left earth to find out more about his heritage and was gone for years routh.But reeve superman didn't and learned certain lessons that routh supes didn't.Like to keep a eye on technology and that he can fall to evil superman3 and that taking peoples liberties and not allowing them to make decisions for themselves can lead to disaster and unintended consequences superman 4.
movies and series i want canon: Dark Knight Jonah Hex Steel Krypton Powerless Swamp Thing ( movies and series) Watchmen ( movie and series) Justice League ( 90's) Wonder Woman ( 90's) the classic Batman the classic Shazam the DCEU ( maybe a reference or archive footage) Constantine ( movie) Lois and Clark basically everything that is DC even the animated shows likke the DCAU or Young Justice and others like The Spirit or V for Vendetta ( i understand they have something to do with DC)
One thing to be cautious about, @The Black Lion: Not every series in development will get an order for the upcoming season. The only confirmed series out of all mentioned is Stargirl, which will debut on DCUniverse in 2020 and have episodes air concurrently on The CW. *Green Arrow and the Canaries* has NOT been picked up as of yet. They've filmed the backdoor pilot for the show which will be the second-to-last ever episode of Arrow. Same with *Superman & Lois*, whose pilot is scheduled to film in March.
Here's a little food for thought for you: The Green Hornet and Kato appeared on the 1966 Batman TV show. Burt Ward's appearance brought the 66 Batman into the Arrowverse, which means the classic TV show The Green Hornet is now in the Arrowverse too. But there's more. The Green Hornet's alter-ego is Britt Reid. Britt Reid's Grandfather is Dan Reid, the Brother of John Reid. John Reid is the alter-ego of the Lone Ranger. When you think about it, Crisis On Infinite Earths just inadvertently made the Lone Ranger radio and TV show the first Arrowverse show.
Here's another thought. If you count the window cameos, William Klemperer made an appearance as Colonel Klink in Batman 66, thus making the TV show Hogan's Heroes part of the Arrowverse as well...
Great video, thanks for compiling the list. Points worth mentioning: Batman (1966) was a television program which ran for three seasons. A theatrical movie was released between seasons one and two and did not start as a movie. The 1978 Superman actor was Christopher Reeve, not Reeves. There were three sequels and one spin-off, not four sequels. Supergirl was never officially connected to the Superman movies.
I would love it if Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe and the Injustice series were canonized into the Arrowverse, especially since Stephen Amell's Arrow was in the first Injustice game (albeit as a bonus feature, but still). They would probably take place in Earth-208, named for 2008; the year MK vs. DC came out.
Where's the earth 50 superman George Reeves? He was the first TV super hero and he gets totally ignored ! That's not right! They gave Ace the Bathound an Easter egg but not George Reeves? This really needs to be rectified!!
In addition to Guggenheim having said we'll have more appearances coming up in the last two hours of Crisis, let's not forget that there's the tie in comic coming out this weekend that is supposedly going to canonize a lot of things that the show wasn't able to use for various reasons.
It’ll never happen but a DCEU Easter egg would be so cool (maybe we see someone in the Deathstroke suit from JL fighting Shadow Demons) Lynda Carter’s WW would be fun as well (here’s hoping she’s one of the cameos later on) And for the pipe dream I know will never show - Gotham (imagine seeing Jim or Jerome having a blink and you’ll miss it cameo)
I feel that you can say every live action DC movie and TV series ever made so far has it's own earth part of the arrowverse. Even if they didnt show some, I feel there earth was there too and got destroyed. The ones they showed were becuase they found at least 1 actor from it willing to make a cameo. Where the others not shown didnt want to appear.
01:01 The film was released after the first season of batman 66. It was theactrically released meaning that batman 89 is the 2nd theactrically released batman movie.The animated batman 66 movies are a continuation of the series, the reason nothing in it screams to be a continuation of the series, is because the series was episodic. (Your lack of factually correctness has led me to give the video a thumbs down, something I never do (I was the 37th person btw)). Fact checked boy. Also I would like to see Black lion to release a retraction of his statement. Like if you agree or don't agree.
what sucks is the 2 that are missing 1. 1970's Wonder Woman - Linda Carter is still acting she could have played WW again 2. 1950's Superman - they could have showed the views a black and white Metropolis/ daily planet with the title card Earth-50
I really can't believe theres people who are saying these aren't the actual earths these shows existed on but instead just copies of those shows I mean, come on, why is that so hard to believe. Side note, I want to say every live action DC show and film exists somewhere in this Arrowverse Multiverse, it interests me as to where they are in it.
It's interesting that they used Hawk from Titan for Earth-9 since he is Aquaman in Smallville Earth-167.. just like how Brand Routh is Superman and Atom on different universes..
There's no reason the Swamp Thing movies, and short lived TV series, iZombie, both of the Human Target shows can't be part of the multiverse. And since Batman 66 was canonized, it could be argued that the Legends of the Superheroes should be part of it as well since the Adam West Batman and Burt Ward Robin took part in that. The Lynda Carter Wonder Woman should have had her own universe. Oh and what about the Shazam TV series from the 70's, and the Superboy series from the 80's to the 90's Lois & Clark the New Adventures Of Superman And then the pilots that weren't picked up such as Aquaman, Wonder Woman, Justice League shows. That's all I can think of off the top of my head
I Zombie Vampire Diaries Gotham Penny Worth Powerless Isis Swamp Thing All are based on DC Comic books and could be apart of the multiverse. Scooby Doo and TMNT also frequently crossed over with DC Comics so I guess they could count as well.
It's a perfect video but you're missing two shows. On Earth 66, The 1966 show Green Hornet had it's own crossover with Batman & Robin. Now on Earth-9, Swamp Thing is apart of that universe however, that could be debated.
Actually, there is also a tie in comic called Crisis on Infinite Earths Giant , and it seems it now connects the multiverse all the way back to the 1941 Superman cartoon.
Small correction regarding the Superman films: Brandon Routh's 2006 "Superman Returns" is a sequel to 1980's Superman II, so in the Superman Returns continuity, 1983's Superman III, 1987's Superman IV: The Quest for Peace, and 1984's Supergirl never happened. So while three of those movies may be canonized with the appearance of Routh as Superman, three of them are still out of that continuity (unless Helen Slater shows up as Supergirl or something).
Supergril movie and Superman movies are connected, Jimmy from the Supertman movie was in Supergirl and there was a poster of Superman in the Supergirl movie.
Earth 66 also includes the Green Hornet since there was a crossover between the two shows where Burt Ward's Robin had a fight with Bruce Lee's Kato. It should also include the 1970's shows Wonder Woman and Shazam. Dean Cain's Superboy TV show by the way also had a multiverse where he went to an alternate universe where the 1950's Superman existed although since George Reeves died long before then of course there was a different similar looking actor as a now retired Superman.
They should add everything: the Superman, Batman, Shazam, and Blackhawks serials from the 40's, the Superman tv show from the '50's, the Wonder Woman, Shazam, Isis, and Legands Of The Superheroes (technically already cannon because of Adam West Batman) shows from the '70's, Superboy, Lois & Clark, and Swamp Thing tv shows, the Constatine movie, the Jonah Hex movie and the DCEU films.
I would love to see Lois and Clark get canonized, if for no other reason than to see Kara’s reaction to a Jeremiah Danvers Clark Kent/Superman. A cameo from Helen Slater’s Supergirl would be nice, as well, for similar reasons. Even a throwaway line from Routh’s Superman upon meeting Eliza would be cool, where he mistakes her for Kara.
Rob Davis that would be a nice tribute to the character. It would suck for Routh’s Superman, though, considering how much he’s already lost. Also, the gut punch for Kara, losing another mother in Crisis, or at least her doppelgänger.
Good God, that's exactly the case. They are all in the same multiverse. There is only one multiverse, bruh. The DC Multiverse. You can't have more than one multiverse. Every DC property is apart of the same multiverse. You can't have more than one. I will make an exception for the comic books because they have different events that happen that I'm not exactly sure can be made to work and fit together. There is no Arrowverse Multiverse. There is just the DC Multiverse.
@@TJUC123 the wiki literally says you're wrong lol. Its not real, they can make up what they want. DC has done several crossovers with Marvel, and if you check on both wikis they both say they are in separate multiverses. And DC comics, marvel comics, and now that arrowverse have all had multiverse destroying events so they kinda have to be separate
Dude...all of those shows and movies have always been canon...just because they hadn’t been introduced to the world of the Arrowverse until recently doesn’t mean they have just now became “canonized.”
Their are like, only three DC shows they haven’t made canon in the Arrowverse, Swamp Thing, Pennyworth, and Gotham. Would love to see these shows in the Arrowverse in the future
Black Lightning is Earth 23. In the news clip saying Lex Luthor Kills Superman the Superman is Gerard Christopher. He played Superboy in the 1988-1992 tv show. The Ray is canon since he appeared in the .::Earth X crossover. There are a few more surprises to come in January! ;-)
Batman (1966) Superman (1978) Super 2 (1980) Supean 3 (1983) Superman (4984 Super girl (1987) Batman (1989) The flash (1990) Batman (1992 Batman forever (1995) Batman and Robin (1999) Smallville (2001-2011) Birds of prey (2002-2003) Superman (2006) Arrow (2012-2020) Flash (2014-today) Constantine (2014-2015) Lucifer (2015-2021) Vixen (2015-2016) Suppergirl (2015-2021) DC legends of Tomarow (2017-2021) Freedom fighters: the ray (2017-2018) Black lighting (2018-2021) Titans (2018-2021) Doom patrol (2019-2021) Batwoman (2019)
Since Lynda Carter appeared in Supergirl I think they should've brought Lynda back for a cameo to make 70's Wonder Woman canon. However it's safe to assume it is canon.
A small correction: the BATMAN 66 movie actually was released to theatres in the summer of 1966, following the summer hiatus of the BATMAN tv show (which premiered on 12 January 1966).*
Superman returns is a direct sequel to superman 2, it ignores 3 and 4. It does have references to those movies, but they didn't happen in that timeline
