Which My Hero Academia Timelines Are Clarified In Ultra Archive?

For fans deep into My Hero Academia lore, does the Ultra Archive book finally confirm what's canon versus alternate universes or future possibilities? I'm sorting through spoilers.
2026-08-04 18:41:21
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JuliaRice
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The guide is also a reminder of abandoned or changed plot threads. Early timeline entries might mention characters or concepts that later got minimized. Seeing them in the official record is interesting—it shows the story's evolution from the author's early plans. It doesn't explicitly say 'this was dropped,' but its inclusion highlights what was once considered important enough to chart. It's a subtle look into the writer's room.
2026-08-06 03:04:04
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GentleFox
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I'd kill for an updated Ultra Archive that covers the final act. The timeline from the war onward is so breakneck and fractured, I need an official source to piece it all together in my head.
2026-08-06 19:14:51
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JadeBoone
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At the end of the day, the Ultra Archive's timeline is the definitive record for the canon story. It's the closest thing to an official history book for the 'My Hero Academia' world, and for a fandom that loves to debate, that's an incredibly valuable resource.
2026-08-06 22:06:53
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LaneLee
LaneLee
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It's great for settling petty arguments. 'See, the timeline right here shows that the Class 1-A vs. 1-B joint training definitely happened after the Pro Hero arc, so Mirio was already Quirkless at that point!' Saved me many a pointless forum debate.
2026-08-06 23:48:38
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IvyBaird
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The archive settles minor but persistent questions. Like, how old was All Might when he fought All For One the first time? How long did the Dark Hero arc last in-universe? While the manga gives hints, the archive states these durations definitively. This helps with character age calculations and understanding the passage of time in a story where characters don't visibly age much. It's the granular detail that completists crave.
2026-08-07 01:11:57
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