Indiana Jones Wiki:Canon policy

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The Indiana Jones Wiki defines canon based on the Indycron.^[1] When citing sources or listing appearances, the original source names should be used.

Contents 1 Movie 2 TV 3 Licensing 4 Non-Continuity 5 Non-Fiction 6 Notes and references

[edit] Movie

Movie canon is the highest canon, and overrides all other canon levels. This includes:

• Raiders of the Lost Ark
• Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom
• Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade
• Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull

Also included are the final screenplays and the novelizations.

[edit] TV

TV canon includes all released episodes of:

• The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles
• The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones

All content should be taken into consideration, including the Chronicles' George Hall bookends^[2][3] and the Adventures' bridging footage.

[edit] Licensing

This includes:

• Novels
• Comics
• Video games
• Trading cards
• Toys
• Theme Park Attractions

Note that even licensing works with George Lucas' involvement (such as the 2009 video game) are still considered to be under the licensing canon level.

[edit] Non-Continuity

This includes all sources which are either completely contradictory to higher sources, or are blatantly non-continuity (ex. Into the Great Unknown).

[edit] Non-Fiction

This includes reference books.

[edit] Notes and references