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** The events of both ''Film/AvengersInfinityWar'' and ''Film/AvengersEndgame'' started many of the plot lines for Films and TV Shows in Phases 4 & 5 of the MCU: Namely:
*** [[spoiler: The repercussions of Thanos wiping out half of the Universe's population out for 5 years, and the sudden return of those said individuals.]]
*** [[spoiler: Different characters being affected by the deaths of Tony, Natasha, Gamora, Vision, Loki and Heimdall.]]
*** [[spoiler: The Avengers causing ripples in the timeline, and leading to alternate versions of Gamora and Loki, with the latter character affecting the multiverse.
*** [[spoiler: The repercussions of Thanos wiping out half of the Universe's population out for 5 years, and the sudden return of those said individuals.]]
*** [[spoiler: Different characters being affected by the deaths of Tony, Natasha, Gamora, Vision, Loki and Heimdall.]]
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*** [[spoiler: Different characters being affected by the deaths of Tony, Natasha, Gamora, Vision, Loki and Heimdall.]]
*** [[spoiler: The Avengers causing ripples in the timeline, and leading to alternate versions of Gamora and Loki, with the latter character affecting the multiverse.
*** [[spoiler: The repercussions of Thanos wiping out half of the Universe's population out for 5 years, and the sudden return of those said individuals.]]
*** [[spoiler: Different characters being affected by the deaths of Tony, Natasha, Gamora, Vision, Loki and Heimdall.]]
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** Nick Fury has appeared in ''Film/IronMan1'', ''Film/IronMan2'', ''Film/{{Thor}}'' and ''Film/CaptainAmericaTheFirstAvenger'', while Tony Stark made an appearance at the end of ''Film/{{The Incredible Hulk|2008}}''. In ''The Avengers'', the main characters from all the mentioned movies join forces. Sadly, we're ScrewedByTheLawyers when it comes to anyone from the ''[[Film/FantasticFour Fantastic]] [[Film/FantasticFour2015 Four]]'' or ''[[Film/XMenFilmSeries X-Men]]'' films appearing, despite The Thing, Mister Fantastic, and Wolverine having been in Avengers comics for some time now and Beast having a long history with them.
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** Nick Fury has appeared in ''Film/IronMan1'', ''Film/IronMan2'', ''Film/{{Thor}}'' and ''Film/CaptainAmericaTheFirstAvenger'', while Tony Stark made an appearance at the end of ''Film/{{The Incredible Hulk|2008}}''. In ''The Avengers'', the main characters from all the mentioned movies join forces. Sadly, we're ScrewedByTheLawyers when it comes to anyone from the ''[[Film/FantasticFour Fantastic]] [[Film/FantasticFour2015 Four]]'' or ''[[Film/XMenFilmSeries X-Men]]'' films appearing, despite The Thing, Mister Fantastic, and Wolverine having been in Avengers comics for some time now and Beast having a long history with them.
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* ''Series/{{Star Trek|The Original Series}}'' did this as well when ''[[Series/StarTrekDeepSpaceNine Deep Space Nine]]'', ''[[Series/StarTrekVoyager Voyager]]'', and ''[[Series/StarTrekTheNextGeneration The Next Generation]]'' films were all running at the same time.
** Miles O'Brien passed over to ''Deep Space Nine'' in its pilot episode. After the destruction of the ''Enterprise'' in the ''[[Film/StarTrekGenerations Generations]]'' movie, Worf joined the station as well. The Deep Space Nine crew changed uniforms after ''[[Film/StarTrekFirstContact First Contact]]''.
** This also meant that Worf's presence in the movies following ''Generations'' had to be continuously HandWaved, as he was not assigned to the Enterprise-E.
** In season 7 of TNG, a demilitarized zone between the Federation and the Cardassians was created; then in the concurrent season 2 of [=DS9=] the Maquis was formed in response to that; and then back on TNG a recurring character joined the Maquis.
** There is an entire episode of ''[[Series/StarTrekVoyager Voyager]]'' where the destruction of the Maquis by the Dominion/Cardassian alliance over in ''[[Series/StarTrekDeepSpaceNine Deep Space Nine]]'' was a key part of the plot.
** Miles O'Brien passed over to ''Deep Space Nine'' in its pilot episode. After the destruction of the ''Enterprise'' in the ''[[Film/StarTrekGenerations Generations]]'' movie, Worf joined the station as well. The Deep Space Nine crew changed uniforms after ''[[Film/StarTrekFirstContact First Contact]]''.
** This also meant that Worf's presence in the movies following ''Generations'' had to be continuously HandWaved, as he was not assigned to the Enterprise-E.
** In season 7 of TNG, a demilitarized zone between the Federation and the Cardassians was created; then in the concurrent season 2 of [=DS9=] the Maquis was formed in response to that; and then back on TNG a recurring character joined the Maquis.
** There is an entire episode of ''[[Series/StarTrekVoyager Voyager]]'' where the destruction of the Maquis by the Dominion/Cardassian alliance over in ''[[Series/StarTrekDeepSpaceNine Deep Space Nine]]'' was a key part of the plot.
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* ''Series/{{Star Trek|The Original Series}}'' ''Franchise/StarTrek'' did this as well when ''[[Series/StarTrekDeepSpaceNine Deep Space Nine]]'', ''[[Series/StarTrekVoyager Voyager]]'', and ''[[Series/StarTrekTheNextGeneration The Next Generation]]'' with the 24th century-era shows, ''Series/StarTrekTheNextGeneration'', ''Series/StarTrekDeepSpaceNine'', ''Series/StarTrekVoyager'', along with the TNG films were all running at the same time.
** Miles O'Brien passed over from the ''Enterprise'' on TNG to the titular ''Deep Space Nine'' in its pilot episode. After the destruction of the ''Enterprise'' in the ''[[Film/StarTrekGenerations Generations]]'' movie, Worf joined the station as well. The Deep Space Nine crew changed uniforms after ''[[Film/StarTrekFirstContact First Contact]]''.
** This also meant that Worf's presence in the movies following ''Generations'' had to be continuously HandWaved, as he was not assigned to theEnterprise-E.''Enterprise''-E. In ''First Contact'', Worf was commanding the ''Defiant'' during the battle against the Borg when the ''Enterprise'' arrives and saves them.
** In season 7 of TNG, a demilitarized zone between the Federation and the Cardassians was created; then in the concurrent season 2 of [=DS9=] the Maquis was formed in response to that; and then back on TNG a recurring character joined the Maquis. \n** There is an entire episode of ''[[Series/StarTrekVoyager Voyager]]'' where the destruction of the Maquis by the Dominion/Cardassian alliance over in ''[[Series/StarTrekDeepSpaceNine Deep Space Nine]]'' was a key part of the plot.
** Miles O'Brien passed over from the ''Enterprise'' on TNG to the titular ''Deep Space Nine'' in its pilot episode. After the destruction of the ''Enterprise'' in the ''[[Film/StarTrekGenerations Generations]]'' movie, Worf joined the station as well. The Deep Space Nine crew changed uniforms after ''[[Film/StarTrekFirstContact First Contact]]''.
** This also meant that Worf's presence in the movies following ''Generations'' had to be continuously HandWaved, as he was not assigned to the
** In season 7 of TNG, a demilitarized zone between the Federation and the Cardassians was created; then in the concurrent season 2 of [=DS9=] the Maquis was formed in response to that; and then back on TNG a recurring character joined the Maquis.
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** The season 2 ''Voyager'' episode "Projections" has [[MindScrew the Doctor seeing Reginald Barclay, who was first introduced on TNG, who tells the Doctor that he's really Starfleet holo-programmer Dr. Lewis Zimmerman, and that all of his adventures in space have been a holoprogram testing the effects of long-term space exploration]].
** The season 4 ''Voyager'' episode "Message In A Bottle" overlaps with mid-Season Six of ''Deep Space Nine'', as the Doctor gets transmitted to a Starfleet ship in the Alpha Quadrant and learns that the Federation is currently embroiled in the Dominion War. As the Alpha Quadrant scenes are taking place in the post-''First Contact'' era, this episode also marks the first appearance of the new black-and-gray uniforms on ''Voyager''. After the Doctor successfully stops Romulans trying to take over the ship he was aboard, the USS ''Prometheus'', with the help of the ''Prometheus'''s own EMH, the Doctor tells Starfleet that his own ship and crew are alive and well.
** In "Hunters" also from season 4 of ''Voyager'', the Doctor's successful mission means ''Voyager'' gets messages from home for the first time since getting stranded in the Delta Quadrant. Thus, the former Maquis crewmembers find out about the destruction of the Maquis by the Dominion/Cardassian alliance during ''Deep Space Nine''. The season 5 ''Voyager'' episode "Extreme Risk" has B'Elanna struggling with depression from losing her friends in the Maquis.
** The season 6 ''Voyager'' episode "Pathfinder", Barclay returns, this time heading a project aimed at establishing a permanent means of interstellar communication with ''Voyager''. During one scene, Barclay speaks with TNG's Deanna Troi.
** The season 4 ''Voyager'' episode "Message In A Bottle" overlaps with mid-Season Six of ''Deep Space Nine'', as the Doctor gets transmitted to a Starfleet ship in the Alpha Quadrant and learns that the Federation is currently embroiled in the Dominion War. As the Alpha Quadrant scenes are taking place in the post-''First Contact'' era, this episode also marks the first appearance of the new black-and-gray uniforms on ''Voyager''. After the Doctor successfully stops Romulans trying to take over the ship he was aboard, the USS ''Prometheus'', with the help of the ''Prometheus'''s own EMH, the Doctor tells Starfleet that his own ship and crew are alive and well.
** In "Hunters" also from season 4 of ''Voyager'', the Doctor's successful mission means ''Voyager'' gets messages from home for the first time since getting stranded in the Delta Quadrant. Thus, the former Maquis crewmembers find out about the destruction of the Maquis by the Dominion/Cardassian alliance during ''Deep Space Nine''. The season 5 ''Voyager'' episode "Extreme Risk" has B'Elanna struggling with depression from losing her friends in the Maquis.
** The season 6 ''Voyager'' episode "Pathfinder", Barclay returns, this time heading a project aimed at establishing a permanent means of interstellar communication with ''Voyager''. During one scene, Barclay speaks with TNG's Deanna Troi.
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** Nick Fury has appeared in ''Film/IronMan1'', ''Film/IronMan2'', ''Film/{{Thor}}'' and ''Film/CaptainAmericaTheFirstAvenger'', while Tony Stark made an appearance at the end of ''Film/TheIncredibleHulk''. In ''The Avengers'', the main characters from all the mentioned movies join forces. Sadly, we're ScrewedByTheLawyers when it comes to anyone from the ''[[Film/FantasticFour Fantastic]] [[Film/FantasticFour2015 Four]]'' or ''[[Film/XMenFilmSeries X-Men]]'' films appearing, despite The Thing, Mister Fantastic, and Wolverine having been in Avengers comics for some time now and Beast having a long history with them.
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** Nick Fury has appeared in ''Film/IronMan1'', ''Film/IronMan2'', ''Film/{{Thor}}'' and ''Film/CaptainAmericaTheFirstAvenger'', while Tony Stark made an appearance at the end of ''Film/TheIncredibleHulk''.''Film/{{The Incredible Hulk|2008}}''. In ''The Avengers'', the main characters from all the mentioned movies join forces. Sadly, we're ScrewedByTheLawyers when it comes to anyone from the ''[[Film/FantasticFour Fantastic]] [[Film/FantasticFour2015 Four]]'' or ''[[Film/XMenFilmSeries X-Men]]'' films appearing, despite The Thing, Mister Fantastic, and Wolverine having been in Avengers comics for some time now and Beast having a long history with them.
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* All of Creator/KenAkamatsu's manga series seem to have this, especially ''Manga/LoveHina'' and ''Manga/NegimaMagisterNegiMagi''. Specifically, both series have identical characters named Mei, who appear to be the same person, WordOfGod states that the inn that Keitaro and Naru stayed at in ''Love Hina'' was the same inn that several characters from ''Negima'' stayed at, and the Shinmeiryu sword school is used by characters in both series. In one ''Negima'' chapter, Motoko's family name [[http://www.mangafox.com/manga/mahou_sensei_negima/c256/10.html was explicitly mentioned]] in relation to Shinmeiryu techniques, and a specific technique ("Zanmaken: Ni No Tachi") used in ''Love Hina'' has minor plot relevance in ''Negima''.
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* All of Creator/KenAkamatsu's manga series seem to have this, especially ''Manga/LoveHina'' and ''Manga/NegimaMagisterNegiMagi''. Specifically, both series have identical characters named Mei, who appear to be the same person, WordOfGod states that the inn that Keitaro and Naru stayed at in ''Love Hina'' was the same inn that several characters from ''Negima'' stayed at, and the Shinmeiryu sword school is used by characters in both series. In one ''Negima'' chapter, Motoko's family name [[http://www.mangafox.com/manga/mahou_sensei_negima/c256/10.html was explicitly mentioned]] mentioned in relation to Shinmeiryu techniques, and a specific technique ("Zanmaken: Ni No Tachi") used in ''Love Hina'' has minor plot relevance in ''Negima''.
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* ''WesternAnimation/StarWarsCloneWars'' was part of a multimedia project, now part of ''Franchise/StarWarsLegends'', depicting events following ''Film/AttackOfTheClones''. Much like what would later be done in the film ''Film/RogueOne'', its third and final season was made to lead straight into ''Film/RevengeOfTheSith'', featuring events which formed that movie's OpeningScroll. This was eventually overwritten by ''WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheCloneWars''.
* Following the cancellation of ''The Clone Wars'', ''WesternAnimation/StarWarsRebels'' started off five years prior to ''Film/ANewHope'' and caught up with characters from the former series, calling back to events which were to be shown in the then unproduced series finale. ''Rogue One'', which aired in the middle of the third season of ''Rebels'', led straight into ''A New Hope'' timeline-wise, and even included a character who originated in ''The Clone Wars'', confirmed the continuing presence of the show's CoolShip and two of its main characters. Ultimately, the fourth and final season, while coming to a close before ''Rogue One'', provided some {{Call Forward}}s to that movie, most notably the return of the aforementioned character from ''The Clone Wars''. In addition, a WhereAreTheyNowEpilogue caught up with the surviving protagonists following ''Film/ReturnOfTheJedi'', while [[SequelHook setting up a search for one who went missing]].
* ''WesternAnimation/StarWarsResistance'' starts off some six months prior to ''Film/TheForceAwakens'', catching up by the time of its first season finale. ''The Force Awakens'' was followed immediately by ''Film/TheLastJedi'' timeline-wise, and so the heroes of ''Resistance'' come across the aftermath of the battle which opened the latter movie early on in their second and final season. Finally, ''Film/TheRiseOfSkywalker'', released prior to the series finale of ''Resistance'' which of course ended with the gang living to fight another day, confirms that their ships joined in TheCavalry for the [[FinalBattle Battle of Exegol]], with the novelization counting their characters amongst the comm chatter.
* Having been UnCancelled after some years, ''The Clone Wars'' was granted a final season which at last shown the battle which had been mentioned in ''Rebels''. In addition, it featured cameos from a couple of ''Rebels'' characters, plus a villain from the film ''Film/{{Solo}}''.
* Both the final arc of ''The Clone Wars'' and the opening of SequelSeries ''WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheBadBatch'' take place concurrently to the galaxy-shaking events of ''Revenge of the Sith'', most notably [[ThePurge Order 66]].
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* All of Creator/KenAkamatsu's manga series seem to have this, especially ''Manga/LoveHina'' and ''Manga/MahouSenseiNegima''. Specifically, both series have identical characters named Mei, who appear to be the same person, WordOfGod states that the inn that Keitaro and Naru stayed at in ''Love Hina'' was the same inn that several characters from ''Negima'' stayed at, and the Shinmeiryu sword school is used by characters in both series. In one ''Negima'' chapter, Motoko's family name [[http://www.mangafox.com/manga/mahou_sensei_negima/c256/10.html was explicitly mentioned]] in relation to Shinmeiryu techniques, and a specific technique ("Zanmaken: Ni No Tachi") used in ''Love Hina'' has minor plot relevance in ''Negima''.
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* All of Creator/KenAkamatsu's manga series seem to have this, especially ''Manga/LoveHina'' and ''Manga/MahouSenseiNegima''.''Manga/NegimaMagisterNegiMagi''. Specifically, both series have identical characters named Mei, who appear to be the same person, WordOfGod states that the inn that Keitaro and Naru stayed at in ''Love Hina'' was the same inn that several characters from ''Negima'' stayed at, and the Shinmeiryu sword school is used by characters in both series. In one ''Negima'' chapter, Motoko's family name [[http://www.mangafox.com/manga/mahou_sensei_negima/c256/10.html was explicitly mentioned]] in relation to Shinmeiryu techniques, and a specific technique ("Zanmaken: Ni No Tachi") used in ''Love Hina'' has minor plot relevance in ''Negima''.
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* Clearly the Franchise/MarvelUniverse, which includes characters from the ComicBook/FantasticFour, Comicbook/TheIncredibleHulk, ComicBook/TheIncredibleHulk, ComicBook/SpiderMan, ComicBook/IronMan, ComicBook/CaptainAmerica, Comicbook/GhostRider, ComicBook/GhostRider, The ComicBook/XMen, ComicBook/ThePunisher and many more.
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* It's not uncommon for a main character in one ''Comicbook/SinCity'' story to play a minor role or even a cameo in a different story. Many stories have also been shown to happen at the same time, such as ''Hard Goodbye'' and ''A Dame To Kill For''.
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* It's not uncommon for a main character in one ''Comicbook/SinCity'' ''ComicBook/SinCity'' story to play a minor role or even a cameo in a different story. Many stories have also been shown to happen at the same time, such as ''Hard Goodbye'' and ''A Dame To Kill For''.
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** ''Series/{{Seinfeld}}'' also exists in this universe (Paul Buchman was the original owner of Kramer's apartment), which is weird because George's fiancee, Susan, enjoys watching ''Series/{{Mad About You}}''.
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** ''VideoGame/{{Portal 2}}'' continues the gag with an EasterEgg where you actually find the other part of the dry-dock, complete with a life preserver labeled "Borealis", and Cave Johnson directly mentions Black Mesa in the [[PosthumousCharacter pre-recorded messages]] you find in Old Aperture.
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** ''VideoGame/{{Portal 2}}'' ''VideoGame/Portal2'' continues the gag with an EasterEgg where you actually find the other part of the dry-dock, complete with a life preserver labeled "Borealis", and Cave Johnson directly mentions Black Mesa in the [[PosthumousCharacter pre-recorded messages]] you find in Old Aperture.
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** Superman's death also facilitates Steppenwolf's arrival on Earth in ''Film/{{Justice League|2017}} [[Film/ZackSnydersJusticeLeague League]]'', and the eponymous SuperTeam is formed in response.
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** Superman's death also facilitates Steppenwolf's arrival on Earth in ''Film/{{Justice League|2017}} ''Film/{{Justice|League 2017}} [[Film/ZackSnydersJusticeLeague League]]'', and the eponymous SuperTeam is formed in response.
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** Superman's death also caused Steppenwolf's arrival in ''Film/{{Justice League|2017}}'', and the eponymous SuperTeam was formed as a result.
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** Superman's death also caused facilitates Steppenwolf's arrival on Earth in ''Film/{{Justice League|2017}}'', League|2017}} [[Film/ZackSnydersJusticeLeague League]]'', and the eponymous SuperTeam was is formed as a result.in response.
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* Kiyohiko Azuma's original series (''Manga/AzumangaDaioh'', ''Manga/{{Yotsuba}}'', and ''Wallaby'') all appear to take place in the same continuity, but aren't quite a 'verse because there's little direct overlap other than minor nods; given that they're all SliceOfLife series, there are no major events that impact each series' storyline.
** Kokoro Kousaka, the main protagonist of ''Wallaby'', appears as a cameo in one scene of ''Azumanga Daioh'', visiting the stuffed animal café at the school festival; in the manga, she has the eponymous Wallaby in her pocket, but not in the anime. In turn, the last chapter of ''Wallaby'' sets up this cameo by having Kokoro tell Wallaby about a school festival she's planning to visit. (Due to ''Wallaby''[='s=] early cancelation and relative obscurity, it hasn't crossed over with ''Yotsuba&!''.)
** Since no characters from one series have directly appeared in the other, the overlap between ''Azumanga'' and ''Yotsuba&!'' is mostly limited to other aspects, such as merchandise of Chiyo-chichi (the "father cat") and Nekokoneko stuffed dolls. In one chapter of ''Yotsuba&!'', a girl is seen wearing ''Azumanga''[='s=] distinctive high school uniform, while in the 10th anniversary chapters of ''Azumanga'', Tomo is seen wearing the same "Kodomo Usagi" shirt that Yotsuba normally does.
** Kokoro Kousaka, the main protagonist of ''Wallaby'', appears as a cameo in one scene of ''Azumanga Daioh'', visiting the stuffed animal café at the school festival; in the manga, she has the eponymous Wallaby in her pocket, but not in the anime. In turn, the last chapter of ''Wallaby'' sets up this cameo by having Kokoro tell Wallaby about a school festival she's planning to visit. (Due to ''Wallaby''[='s=] early cancelation and relative obscurity, it hasn't crossed over with ''Yotsuba&!''.)
** Since no characters from one series have directly appeared in the other, the overlap between ''Azumanga'' and ''Yotsuba&!'' is mostly limited to other aspects, such as merchandise of Chiyo-chichi (the "father cat") and Nekokoneko stuffed dolls. In one chapter of ''Yotsuba&!'', a girl is seen wearing ''Azumanga''[='s=] distinctive high school uniform, while in the 10th anniversary chapters of ''Azumanga'', Tomo is seen wearing the same "Kodomo Usagi" shirt that Yotsuba normally does.
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** At one time this was the exception rather than the rule... each story was set in its own continuity and it was rare for one costumed hero to even be aware that others existed. It wasn't until the Justice Society of America title in 1940 that heroes interacted with each other on a regular basis, and it proved so popular that DC eventually attempted to weave pretty much ''all'' its titles into a single overarching continuity (things that couldn't be made to conform were assigned to alternate universes in the "multiverse" concept, and it was possible to cross even those over if a writer really wanted to... the first such crossover involved Barry Allen and Jay Garrick (both "The Flash" in different universes).
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** At one time this was the exception rather than the rule... each story was set in its own continuity and it was rare for one costumed hero to even be aware that others existed. It wasn't until the Justice Society of America ComicBook/JusticeSocietyOfAmerica title in 1940 that heroes interacted with each other on a regular basis, and it proved so popular that DC eventually attempted to weave pretty much ''all'' its titles into a single overarching continuity (things that couldn't be made to conform were assigned to alternate universes in the "multiverse" concept, and it was possible to cross even those over if a writer really wanted to... the first such crossover involved Barry Allen and Jay Garrick (both "The Flash" in different universes).
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* ''Series/{{CSI}}'' hosted the PoorlyDisguisedPilot of ''Series/CSIMiami'', which in turn ''Series/CSINewYork'' launched from, so the teams exist in the same universe, and even a killer that was featured first in Miami was caught in the NY show.
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* ''Series/{{CSI}}'' hosted the PoorlyDisguisedPilot of ''Series/CSIMiami'', which in turn ''Series/CSINewYork'' launched from, ''Series/{{CSINY}}'', so the teams exist in the same universe, and even a killer that was featured first in Miami was caught in the NY show. Later, Langston followed a trail from Vegas to Miami to New York and back home before he found who he was looking for. In New York's final season, Mac goes to Vegas to surprise his girlfriend, only to discover she's been kidnapped. He and DB end up searching for her back in NYC.
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* The shared universe of ''Series/{{Arrow}}'' and ''[[Series/TheFlash2014 The Flash]]'' brings up a few of these. Crossovers between the shows are paired (Arrow characters show up on Flash the same week that Flash characters show up on Arrow), and as such the first crossover tends to lead into the second. There is also a notable case with Deathbolt, a VillainOfTheWeek on Arrow who was locked up in Star Labs: a later episode of Flash made heavy use of him, with no explanation of where he came from.
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* The shared universe of ''Series/{{Arrow}}'' and ''[[Series/TheFlash2014 The Flash]]'' ''Series/{{Arrowverse}}'' brings up a few of these. Crossovers between the shows are paired (Arrow (''Series/{{Arrow}}'' characters show up on Flash ''[[Series/TheFlash2014 The Flash]]'' the same week that Flash ''Flash'' characters show up on Arrow), ''Arrow''), and as such the first crossover tends to lead into the second. There is also a notable case with Deathbolt, a VillainOfTheWeek on Arrow ''Arrow'' who was locked up in Star Labs: a later episode of Flash made heavy use of him, with no explanation of where he came from.from.
** After Barry's meddling with the timeline at the beginning of ''The Flash'''s third season, he visited Felicity to explain himself and inform her that Diggle and Lyla's sohn John Jr had replaced their child in the previous timeline, Sara. But this happens on an episode of ''The Flash'', so ''Arrow'' viewers wouldn't know why Diggle and Lyla have a different baby. Eventually the couple themselves find out during the later [[Series/Invasion2016 crossover event]], technically still in an episode of ''The Flash'', but at least during a time where ''Arrow'' viewers are probably tuning in.
** After Barry's meddling with the timeline at the beginning of ''The Flash'''s third season, he visited Felicity to explain himself and inform her that Diggle and Lyla's sohn John Jr had replaced their child in the previous timeline, Sara. But this happens on an episode of ''The Flash'', so ''Arrow'' viewers wouldn't know why Diggle and Lyla have a different baby. Eventually the couple themselves find out during the later [[Series/Invasion2016 crossover event]], technically still in an episode of ''The Flash'', but at least during a time where ''Arrow'' viewers are probably tuning in.
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* All of Creator/BrandonSanderson's adult fantasy novels (''Literature/{{Elantris}}'', ''Literature/{{Mistborn}}'', ''Literature/{{Warbreaker}}'' and ''Literature/TheStormlightArchive'' so far, with others forthcoming) are set in [[TheCosmere the same universe]], with at least one character (Hoid) appearing or being referenced in every one, and hints of a broader MythArc on the horizon.
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* All of Creator/BrandonSanderson's adult fantasy novels (''Literature/{{Elantris}}'', ''Literature/{{Mistborn}}'', ''Literature/{{Warbreaker}}'' and ''Literature/TheStormlightArchive'' so far, with others forthcoming) are set in [[TheCosmere [[Literature/TheCosmere the same universe]], with at least one character (Hoid) appearing or being referenced in every one, and hints of a broader MythArc on the horizon.
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* All of Creator/BrandonSanderson's adult novels (''Literature/{{Elantris}}'', ''Literature/{{Mistborn}}'', ''Literature/{{Warbreaker}}'' and ''Literature/TheStormlightArchive'' so far, with others forthcoming) are set in the same universe, with at least one character (Hoid) appearing or being referenced in every one, and hints of a broader MythArc on the horizon.
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* All of Creator/BrandonSanderson's adult fantasy novels (''Literature/{{Elantris}}'', ''Literature/{{Mistborn}}'', ''Literature/{{Warbreaker}}'' and ''Literature/TheStormlightArchive'' so far, with others forthcoming) are set in [[TheCosmere the same universe, universe]], with at least one character (Hoid) appearing or being referenced in every one, and hints of a broader MythArc on the horizon.
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** Abby Sciuto and Tony DiNozzo are the only characters to appear on all four shows.
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** Abby Sciuto and Tony DiNozzo [=DiNozzo=] are the only characters to appear on all four shows.
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* Similarly, ''Series/{{JAG}}'' spawned ''Series/{{NCIS}}'' which spawned ''Series/NCISLosAngeles''. Other than the PoorlyDisguisedPilot, there was one minor cross-over of a JAG lawyer appearing on NCIS. Abby Sciuto is the only character on either of the three to appear on all three shows.
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* Similarly, ''Series/{{JAG}}'' spawned ''Series/{{NCIS}}'' which spawned ''Series/NCISLosAngeles''. Other ''Series/NCISLosAngeles'' and ''Series/NCISNewOrleans''.
** ''Series/{{JAG}}'' had the fewest crossovers into the other series; other than the PoorlyDisguisedPilot, there was one minor cross-over of a JAG lawyer appearing onNCIS. NCIS.
** ''Series/NCISNewOrleans'' seems to ''invite'' a lot of crossovers, with no fewer than five major ''Series/{{NCIS}}'' characters appearing in the first three episodes alone.
** Abby Sciutois and Tony DiNozzo are the only character on either of the three characters to appear on all three four shows.
** ''Series/{{JAG}}'' had the fewest crossovers into the other series; other than the PoorlyDisguisedPilot, there was one minor cross-over of a JAG lawyer appearing on
** ''Series/NCISNewOrleans'' seems to ''invite'' a lot of crossovers, with no fewer than five major ''Series/{{NCIS}}'' characters appearing in the first three episodes alone.
** Abby Sciuto
