Explore fictional universes in chronological order.

Not always. Chronology is useful for seeing events unfold, while release order often preserves the reveals intended by the creators. Each guide lets you switch between both.

Starter Mode trims a large universe to its central path. You can turn it off at any time to restore every mapped story.

A novel, film, audiobook or game adaptation can be different ways to experience the same underlying story. We keep those versions together instead of repeating the story across the timeline.

Separate continuities remain separate. When evidence is incomplete or contradictory, the placement is labelled as approximate instead of being presented as settled fact.

Upcoming works are kept outside the published chronology until they release and their placement can be checked.

Coverage varies by universe. Each guide states what is mapped now and what still needs a deeper research pass.

Yes. Send the title, missing story or disputed placement through the request page. No email address is required.

We prioritise official franchise sources, the stories themselves and verified release records. Editorial judgement is used only where the evidence does not provide an exact answer.

Yes. Stories you mark as explored are saved in that browser only. Story Order does not require an account to remember your checklist.