Latest changes
Universe timelines become one continuous list
Removed generated story-coordinate codes and large era divider cards from every guide. Chronology now reads as one clean numbered sequence; era, canon and continuity remain available inside each record and through optional filters.
Browse the simplified chronologies →Avatar enters the cycle
Added a 49-record Avatar: The Last Airbender universe guide spanning Wan through Pavi, the essential Aang-to-Korra comic bridge, Chronicles novels, narrative games and the separate Netflix and 2010-film continuities. Current 2026 releases were checked against Paramount+ and Netflix; Seven Havens remains visibly upcoming.
Open the Avatar chronology →See the original portal →Every explored universe receives an original portal
Replaced borrowed posters and generic mood photography with seventeen original Story Order gateways. Timeline stories keep their data-derived coordinate covers, chronology gains visible era and branch transitions, and real photography now appears only when the page is discussing the location it depicts.
Open the portal collection →See the artwork register →Universe motion, mobile alignment and discovery loops
Introduced the Story + Universe logo, orbital page transitions, reduced-motion-safe reveals, cleaner mobile edges, reliable swipe rails, recent-universe memory, related-world recommendations and native sharing. Search crawlers can cite public guides while the AI training crawler is kept separate.
See the new universe system →Read the editorial standard →Readability, search and editorial voice pass
Added expandable navigation search, stronger contrast rules, looser line-height, reliable mobile card rails and representative artwork on routes that previously felt bare. Reworked the shared copy system and added structured universe data without claiming unfinished franchise maps are complete.
Try the new search →Browse the collection →Story Order becomes Universes, Explored
Rebuilt every universe around one underlying-story record. Full chronology is now the default, release order is a secondary view, and Starter Mode is an optional filter. Watch, Read, Listen and Play now describe available versions beneath each title rather than separate shelves.
Browse explored universes →Read the new story model →Twelve universes move to one complete-timeline template
Combined the interactive checklist and cross-media shelf into one chronological universe view. Added flexible exploration filters, expanded the universe directory, improved display-type readability and added original franchise-neutral editorial art.
Browse the current collection →Try the unified timeline →Story Order becomes a cross-media universe map
Rebuilt discovery around global search, four media paths and twelve starting story worlds. Added separate official-connection labels for core, direct, adaptation, alternate, licensed-adjacent, legacy and unclear works, plus the first Star Wars games, books and audio shelf.
Explore the new directory →See the connection system →Story Order launches three complete screen guides
Added the DC and Star Wars guides, a guide directory, permanent release and chronology pages, and a public request form. The site now defaults to a light palette with an optional dark theme.
Browse every guide →MCU guide gains a legacy Marvel library
Added 38 pre-MCU and parallel-universe films across Blade, Daredevil and Elektra, X-Men, Raimi Spider-Man, Amazing Spider-Man, Fantastic Four, Punisher and other continuities. These remain separated from the main MCU route.
Open the complete Marvel timeline →Editorial labels and source rules documented
Published the definitions for First watch, Release order and Story order, along with the source ladder used when chronology is disputed or incomplete.
Read the methodology →See something we missed?
Send a correction with an official source through the contact page, or request a new franchise guide.