This is a timeline of events set on Noah B. Will's own take on the Sonic the Hedgehog Universe, that occurred during the Pre-21st Century era.
1920's[]
1922[]
July[]
4th[]
- Independence Day is celebrated.[1]
December[]
28th[]
1923[]
April[]
4th[]
- Warner Bros. Studios is founded.[1]
1929[]
- The single song, Am I Blue?, sung by Ethel Waters debuts.[1]
1930's[]
1930[]
April[]
17th[]
- The Looney Tunes franchise debuts with the short-film, Sinkin' in the Bathtub, featuring the debut of iconic cartoon character, Bugs Bunny.[1]
July[]
4th[]
- Independence Day is celebrated.[1]
1934[]
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The comic book publishing brand, DC Comics was founded in 1934, like in real-life.
1935[]
March[]
2nd[]
- The Merrie Melodies short-film, I Haven't Got a Hat, gets released, featuring the debut of iconic cartoon character, Porky Pig.[1]
1938[]
March[]
1st[]
April[]
18th[]
- Action Comics, Vol. 1, Issue #1, is published, serving as the debut appearance of iconic comic book character, Kal-El/ Clark Kent/ Superman.[1]
1939[]
March[]
30th[]
- Detective Comics, Vol. 1, Issue #27, is published, serving as the debut appearance of iconic comic book character, Bruce Wayne/ Batman.[1]
1940's[]
1946[]
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The major technology company, Sony was founded in this year, one year after World War II was over, like in real-life.
1950's[]
1955[]
April[]
24th[]
- Godzilla Raids Again releases in Japanese theaters.[1]
November[]
Kevin Conroy, who would go on to be the legendary voice actor for Batman, was born in 1955.
30th[]
- Future Batman voice actor, Kevin Conroy, is born.[1]
1958[]
December[]
28th[]
- This year's NFL Championship Game is played, between the Baltimore Colts and the New York Giants. It was the first NFL playoff game to be decided in sudden death overtime. The Colts defeated the Giants, 23–17, in what soon became widely known as "The Greatest Game Ever Played".[1]
1960's[]
1966[]
January[]
12th[]
- The classic live-action TV series adaptation of DC Comics' Batman series, starring Adam West as the Caped Crusader, himself, airs its first episode.[1]
1968[]
March[]
14th[]
- The classic live-action TV series adaptation of DC Comics' Batman series, starring Adam West as the Caped Crusader, himself, airs its last episode, ending the series' thee-year run.[1]
1969[]
September[]
13th[]
- Scooby-Doo, Where Are You?! airs its first episode, debuting the Scooby-Doo franchise.[1]
October[]
10th[]
- The educational children's TV series, Sesame Street, airs its first episode.[1]
1970's[]
1971[]
- Project Shadow is created.
1980's[]
1984[]
September[]
10th[]
- The American game show, Jeopardy!, gets released, with Alex Trebek serving as its host.[1]
1990's[]
1991[]
March[]
22nd[]
- TMNT 2: The Secret of the Ooze gets released, as dedication to late Muppets creator, Jim Henson, who passed away less than one year before the film sequel's release. The film also introduces and features the infamous "Ninja Rap", as performed by rapper, Vanilla Ice, who, ironically, also appears in the film sequel via cameo appearance.[1]
1992[]
September[]
1st[]
- Super Mario Kart releases in the U.S..[1]
1993[]
February[]
26th[]
- On Planet Earth, this year's bombing of the World Trade Center was planted by a group of terrorists, with 1,042 people injured and 6 killed, in the process. About 50,000 people were evacuated from the buildings, that day, though.[1]
September[]
13th[]
- On Planet Earth, the slapstick & sketch comedy/ musical animated series for kids, Steven Spielberg's Animaniacs, starts its 5-year run, with its first episode.[1]
1997[]
June[]
20th[]
- On Planet Earth, Joel Schumacher's Batman & Robin gets released to negative reviews, in the process of receiving numerous nominations in the Razzie Awards and getting ranked among the worst superhero films ever made. This film was disliked by critics, alike, for not only its toyetic & campy approach, and homosexual innuendos added by Schumacher, but also the casting of 2nd-year actor, George Clooney, as Batman, as well.[1]
References[]
- ↑ 1.00 1.01 1.02 1.03 1.04 1.05 1.06 1.07 1.08 1.09 1.10 1.11 1.12 1.13 1.14 1.15 1.16 1.17 1.18 1.19 1.20 1.21 1.22 1.23 1.24 1.25 Sometimes Noah's Sonic Universe alludes to events which happened in the real-world, and it is assumed they happened on the same dates in the universes depicted, for timeline purposes.