History WMG / ThreeHundred

[[WMG: Believe it or not, ''300'' is actually set in a post apocalyptic future akin to Ralph Bakshi's ''Wizards'' and also is a part of a much larger fantasy shared universe that consists of the following...]]

- Jim Henson's ''The Storyteller'' (Both the show and certain BOOM! comics)

- ''Crimson Peak''

- ''The Sea Beast''

- ''Rome'' (HBO)

- ''Solomon Kane'' (2009)

- ''Centurion''

- ''King Arthur: Legend Of The Sword''

- ''The 13th Warrior''

- ''Stardust'' (2007)

- ''The Golden Compass'' (2007)

- ''The Northman''

- ''Pirates Of The Caribbean'' series (all five)

- ''Apocalypto''

- ''Bone Tomahawk''

- ''The Revenant''

- ''The Secret Of Kells''

- ''Song Of The Sea''

- ''Wolfwalkers''

- ''Tangled'' series

- ''Frozen'' series

- ''How To Train Your Dragon'' series

- ''Spring'' (animated short)

- ''Exode'' (animated short)

- ''The Dragon Prince''

- ''The Jungle Book'' (2016)

- ''Mulan'' (2020)

- ''Raya and the Last Dragon''

- ''Angela's Christmas'' Duology

- ''The Last Duel''

- ''School For Good and Evil'' Book Series

- ''The Wingfeather Saga'' Book Series

- ''The Endling'' Trilogy

- ''Legend Of The Guardians: The Owls Of Ga'Hoole'' (2010)

- ''The Girl Who Drank The Moon''

- ''Keeper Of The Lost Cities'' Book Series

- ''The Spinner Of Dreams''

- ''Brave'' (2012)

- ''The Twelve''

- ''Dragonfell''

- ''Tangled In Time'' Duology

- ''Ember and the Ice Dragons''

- ''The Thickety'' Book Series

- ''The Guardian Herd'' Book Series

- ''The School Between Winter and Fairyland''

- ''Sisters Of Glass'' Duology

- ''Angel & Bavar''

- ''The Lost Frost Girl''

- ''Goldeline''

- ''Tuesdays at the Castle''

- ''A Tale Of...'' Trilogy

- ''The Clockwork Crow'' Trilogy

- ''Eva Evergreen, Semi-Magical Witch'' Duology

- ''Princess Academy'' Trilogy

- ''Dragon Slippers'' Trilogy

- ''Carnival Row''

- ''Monstress'' Comic Series

- ''Winterborne Home'' Duology

- ''Ottilie Colter'' Trilogy

- ''Serafina'' Book Series

- ''The Goose Girl''

- ''The Highest House'' Comic Series

- ''Ranger's Apprentice'' Book Series

- ''The Black Witch Chronicles''

- The ''Winternight'' Trilogy

- ''Spinning Silver''

- ''Handbook for Dragon Slayers''

- ''A Nearer Moon''

- ''Black Sails''

- ''Ghost Girl''

- ''Cinders and Sparrows''

- ''Arcane'' (Netflix Series)

- ''The Secret War'' (Love Death & Robots)

- ''The Tall Grass'' (Love Death & Robots)

- ''Mason's Rats'' (Love Death & Robots)

- ''Jibaro'' (Love Death & Robots)

- ''Uprooted''

- ''The Head Hunter''

and long last...

- ''Dark Dark Woods'' (animated short)

With about five or six exceptions like ''Song Of The Sea'' for example, all of them are set in a post apocalyptic future. A widely varied and expansive medieval fantasy future to be specific.

On top of that, each and every different place in this vast world has their own different years.

For example, Yucatan's year is 1502 (''Apocalypto'') while Kilkenny's year is 1650 (''Wolfwalkers'')

As for the ones set in the modern eras such as ''Keeper Of The Lost Cities'' and again ''Song Of The Sea'' for examples, they secretly play a ''major'' role and as it turns out, all the characters became involved in a government experiment and now have woken up after centuries still their age in a whole new world.

However through a few little Easter Eggs and references, it's heavily implied that the following here are also set in the same universe during the ''Pre-Apocalypse'' era but have less effect on the overall narrative -

- ''Tales From The Crypt Presents Demon Knight''

- ''Deathwatch''

- ''Overlord''

- ''The Mummy'' (1999)

- The ''Jurassic Park'' Trilogy

- ''King Kong'' (2005)

- ''Cloverfield''

- ''Let Me In'' (2010)

- ''Super 8''

- ''Transformers Prime'' and ''Transformers Prime Beast Hunters: Predacons Rising''

- ''Chronicle''

- ''The Shield''

- ''Breaking Bad'', ''Better Call Saul'' and ''El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie''

- ''Sons Of Anarchy'' and ''Mayans MC''

- ''Where Eagles Dare''

and even believe it or not...

- ''Pair Of Kings''

Why would Leonidas lie right before his SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome? Also, thousands of [[WebAnimation/YouTubePoop Poopers]] can't be wrong.

- ''The Secret War (Love Death & Robots)