Neo-Raimiverse

The Neo-Raimiverse is a shared script universe based on the Sam Raimi Spider-Man trilogy and including other 2000s pre-MCU superhero movies, such as the Bryan Singer X-Men films and the 2000s Fantastic Four movies. It is designated as '''Earth-96283. '''

The Neo-Raimiverse originally started as a series of films, but has expanded into the television format with Jameson.

Timeline
The official timeline for the Raimiverse. The years listed are when the story takes place within the universe, not when they were released, derived from behind the scenes newspaper clippings or other hints within the films to when they take place. The timeline includes most of the early 2000s Marvel films, and even branches out beyond Marvel to include Sam Raimi's other original projects.

Jameson Season 1 (1977)

The Evil Dead (1981)

Evil Dead 2 (1987)

Darkman (1990)

Army of Darkness (1993)

Howard the Duck (1986)

Kent Blake: A Cold War (1993)

Blade (1997)

Blade II (1999)

X-Men (2000)

Spider-Man (2001)

X2 (2003)

Hulk (2003)

Spider-Man 2 (late 2003-early 2004)

Blade: Trinity (2004)

The Punisher (2004)

Moon Knight (2004-2005)

Spider-Man 3 (2005)

X3: The Last Stand (2005)

Fantastic Four (2005)

Ghost Rider (2007)

Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer (2007)

Spider-Man 4.1 (2007)

The Spectacular Foes of Spider-Man (2008)

Spider-Man 5 (2008)

Spider-Man 6 (2008)

Spider-War (2011)

Agent Venom (2011)

The Spectacular Foes Go To Hell (2012)

Foes 2 (2012)

Inferior Foes (2012)

FO3S (2013-2014)

Agent Venom and the Thunderbolts (2015)

Spider-Girl (2038)

Spider-Girl 2 (2049)

Development
The Raimiverse was initially to only consist of the Spider-Man trilogy and the Neo Spider-Man Trilogy. However, with the addition of The Spectacular Foes of Spider-Man, it's sequels, and Jameson, the universe officially expanded beyond 6 movies.

With the addition of Logan in Spider-Man 6, the first three X-Men films also became canon to the Raimiverse. Agent Venom and Kent Blake: A Cold War were released as spinoffs to Spider-Man 4, along with the announcement of the Spider-Girl series. The Tim Story series Fantastic Four were referenced in Foes 2, making those movies canon as well.

At the 2019 Green Meanies, Agent Venom and the Thunderbolts was announced, along with a new Thunderbolts roster with Nicolas Cage Ghost Rider, Thomas Jane Punisher (Earth-96283), and Wesley Snipes Blade, making those movies canon to the universe as well. However, Spyder has stated that only the first Ghost Rider film is canon, and Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance is not.

Doctor Strange, mentioned in Spider-Man 2, was also officially confirmed to exist in the universe. The Thomas Jane version of the Punisher can also be seen as a background extra in that film. ChuckyCheezus has also stated that Howard the Duck (1986) is canon as a joke, but will not be referenced in any capacity.