What earth does the DCEU take place?
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- What earth does the DCEU take place?
- Is the DCEU canon to the Arrowverse?
- Why is DCEU dark?
- Is the DCEU part of the DC multiverse?
- Are DC movies canon?
- Why is Zack Snyder so dark?
- Is the DCEU dead?
- Why is Krypton not part of the DCEU?
- Who are the Kryptonians in the DC Universe?
- Who was the last Kryptonian to have a child?
- Who are the Kryptonians in Shazam guide?
What earth does the DCEU take place?
Earth-89 Earth-89 is a counterpart world of the prime universe, and is similar to it in some ways. It shares a multiverse with the prime world, and is the home of the vigilante known as Batman, along with several other strange beings.
Is the DCEU canon to the Arrowverse?
Yes. Both fictional universes exist within our universe. Technically, the Arrowverse is itself a multiverse with Supergirl and Black Lightning existing on alternate Earths than Flash and Arrow. It is possible DCEU is part of the same multiverse.
Why is DCEU dark?
DC is often perceived as darker because they have a tendency to use darker tones and art. Marvel literally has had two story lines that revolve around the concept of heroes fighting, even killing each other, but nobody ever said a word about it being 'dark'. They destroy entire worlds and universes.
Is the DCEU part of the DC multiverse?
The franchise also includes comic books, short films, novels, and video games. The DCEU, much like the original DC Universe in comic books, was established by crossing over common plot elements, settings, cast, and characters....
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Are DC movies canon?
In a recent interview of Snyder in the podcast DC Cinematic Cast, the four-hour Justice League Snyder Cut still stands canon with his previous films Man of Steel (2015) and Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice (2016), however, when it comes to the films released by DCEU afterward, what holds canon is Joss Whedon's ...
Why is Zack Snyder so dark?
'Zack Snyder's Justice League' is darker and twice as long as the original. ... Snyder left the original production after his daughter died by suicide. He had been in a lengthy battle with the studio, which wanted changes to lighten it up. Joss Whedon took over.
Is the DCEU dead?
Photo: Warner Bros. The DC Extended Universe is in full swing! With a healthy schedule of upcoming DC movies in development, the DCEU isn't going away anytime soon, and there's still lots to look forward to. ... There's a bright future for the newly revitalized DCEU movies!
Why is Krypton not part of the DCEU?
- Not being part of the DCEU does have its share of advantages besides. Divorced from Man of Steel , Krypton doesn't have to be a just a prequel; it can be its own story. Without being tied to an established universe, Krypton can create a new set of rules.
Who are the Kryptonians in the DC Universe?
- Kryptonians (also known as Lorviians to the Ko'erst) are a critically endangered species that was all but destroyed when their civilization on Krypton exploded due to the instability of its core.
Who was the last Kryptonian to have a child?
- This rendered Krypton's core unstable, which would imminently induce it to implode, making Krypton's destruction an inevitability. Jor-El of the House of El and his wife, Lara Lor-Van, gave birth to a child through natural means, being the first, and last, Kryptonians to do so in centuries. They named the child Kal-El.
Who are the Kryptonians in Shazam guide?
- Shazam! Freddy's Guide to Super Hero-ing (picture only) Kryptonians, also known as Lorviians to the Ko'erst, are a near-extinct technologically advanced species, native to the planet Krypton.
