SHE-HULK: ATTORNEY AT LAW Character Poster Puts The Spotlight On Tim Roth's Reformed(?) Emil Blonsky

@TyrantBossMedia - I am pretty sure the video is an old one, Shang Shi happens before she hulk, but if we think about it She Hulk 1 episodio happens months before the second one, so the Timeline works.

@AleSir19 - “ Shang Shi happens before she hulk”

That is incorrect. Blonsky is a pit fighter right at the start of the second act of Shang Chi.
She Hulk sees him out fighting at the end of the second episode of her show.
Banner has his arm in a sling on the post credits scene of Shang Chi Long after Blonsky is fighting in Shang Chi,
But Banner is not wearing the sling at the start of She Hulk Before she sees Blonsky out fight.

Ot doesn’t work. Another Marvel continuity screw up.

@MyCoolYoung - You can typically learn a lot about how miserable people are by how up to date they are on things they don't enjoy, especially on a Saturday

@OmegaDaGrodd - man lol I'm learning that

@TyrantBossMedia - What a nonsense. Lol. MCU continuity certainly is not perfect. Homecoming 10 years ago was a big one. But what you just described was just a long stretch. The video was just an old footage that got leaked recently. Done. Simple.

You're trying to criticize soo hard it kinda looks desperate, and a bit sad.

@TyrantBossMedia - "... in that high security prison all this time".
Those who've watched Shang Chi would know that Wong created a portal for Blonsky to get out of the prison and get in to the prison. It's LITERALLY shown on screen, like it's LITERALLY in the movie. SMH you sound more and more like one of those Snyderbotcult.

@TyrantBossMedia - Basically all MCU movies take place in contemporary times to when they’re released (i.e. Iron Man 1 takes place in 2008, the first Avengers movie takes place 2012, Captain America: Civil War in 2016, Infinity War in 2018, and so on)

With the exceptions of obvious prequels (like the first Captain America taking place during WW2 in the 40s, or Captain Marvel taking place in the 90s, and Black Widow clearly taking place at an earlier time than it’s release date, sometime in between Civil War and Infinity War, because of the events of previous movie Endgame…). So for the most part, unless stated otherwise, most MCU movies take place the same year they’re released.

Now to the main wrinkle. Endgame. There was a 5 year time jump during that movie between the time they kill Thanos in the beginning and when Scott Lang emerges from the Quantum Realm and they get the whole idea for the Time Heist and the rest of the movie. (spoilers?)

SO, thanks to that 5 year time skip, the ending of Endgame doesn’t take place in 2018 when the movie was released, but 2023. Thanks to that, things have gotten a bit more complicated and you can’t just say the film “takes place the year of its release” anymore.

Spider-Man: Far From Home, the first post-Endgame MCU film, is said to take place in the summer of 2024, approximately 8 months after the finale of Endgame. (though to be fair that is 5 years after it’s 2019 release date).

Now for Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, Eternals, and Spider-Man: No Way Home, which were all released in 2021, as well as the Disney+ MCU tv shows.

WandaVision takes place almost immediately after the events of Endgame, a few weeks at most. The Falcon and the Winter Soldier is set 6 months afterwards, so therefore takes place before Spider-Man: Far From Home (despite that movie being released 2 years prior to the show)

(Loki is taking place in it’s own little ball of timey-wimey stuff that jumps around the space-time continuum just as much as where that reference even comes from lol…. and What If…? is even worse on that account)

It therefore makes sense to me that Hawkeye’s Christmas is the 2023 Christmas, keeping in that same pinned time as the rest, especially since some of the Endgame fallout that show is dealing with makes sense it’s not more than a year earlier.

Eternals starts 7,000 years in the past and jumps around a bit as they catch up through history up to its main contemporary present time, and that is roughly around 2023 as well, shortly after Far From Home’s events.

SO that brings us to Shang-Chi…. apparently it’s not quite clear as to specifics, but seems to be roughly 2023, maybe 2024.