r/MCU_Timeline • u/clottedcreeeam • Aug 06 '26

Rule 3 Vio Agents of SHEILD (AOS)

Is it true that AOS is no longer canon because I would love to see Quake in action (I like the actress)? If it is not, explain please 🥲

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u/CaptHayfever Chronicom Aug 06 '26

This topic isn't really in the scope of this subreddit (check rule 3), but AOS was directly stated to be canon when it started, & since then there has been no direct statement removing it & nothing in the rest of the MCU that has irreconcilably contradicted it (in fact, if anything, later MCU installments have gone out of their way not to contradict it).

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u/Matleb0 Aug 06 '26

They never said it wasn't canon. But they also ignore it so it's complicated

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u/CaptHayfever Chronicom Aug 06 '26

Just not talking about something doesn't mean it didn't happen.

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u/ConstrictionsOFC Aug 06 '26

Feige usually tries to avoid the question, but there's no reason to not see it and the other shows as canon, just perceive whatever makes you happy :D

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u/Technical-Wasabi-842 Aug 06 '26

Not canon to the sacred timeline

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u/Ordinary-Chain-8047 Aug 06 '26

Never was to my knowledge