Arrowverse

Summary

Arrowverse is a shared universe^[1].

Key Facts

• Arrowverse is the creator of Greg Berlanti^[2].
• Arrowverse is the creator of Marc Guggenheim^[3].
• Arrowverse is the creator of Andrew Kreisberg^[4].
• Arrowverse is the creator of Q1376074^[5].
• Arrowverse's instance of is recorded as shared universe^[6].
• Arrowverse's instance of is recorded as DC Multiverse world^[7].
• Arrowverse's instance of is recorded as shared multiverse^[8].
• Arrow is named after Arrowverse^[9].
• Arrowverse's based on is recorded as DC Universe^[10].
• Arrowverse's has part is recorded as Earth-Prime^[11].
• Arrowverse's has part is recorded as Earth-2^[12].
• Arrowverse's has part is recorded as Earth-38^[13].
• Arrowverse's has part is recorded as Earth-167^[14].
• Arrowverse's has part is recorded as Earth-16^[15].
• Arrowverse's has part is recorded as Earth-18^[16].
• Arrowverse's has part is recorded as Earth-66^[17].
• Arrowverse's has part is recorded as Earth-96^[18].
• Arrowverse's has part is recorded as Earth-89^[19].
• Arrowverse's has part is recorded as Earth-99^[20].
• Arrowverse's has part is recorded as Earth-2^[21].
• Arrowverse's has part is recorded as Earth-1^[22].
• Arrowverse's has part is recorded as Earth-666^[23].
• Arrowverse's fictional universe described in is recorded as Arrow^[24].
• Arrowverse's fictional universe described in is recorded as The Flash^[25].
• Arrowverse's fictional universe described in is recorded as Vixen^[26].

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Works and Contributions

Created works include Greg Berlanti^[2], a screenwriter^[27], b. 1972^[28], of United States^[29], awarded the Time 100^[30], specialised in television production^[31]; Marc Guggenheim^[3], a screenwriter^[32], b. 1970^[33], of United States^[34], specialised in television production^[35]; Andrew Kreisberg^[4], a screenwriter^[36], b. 1971^[37], of United States^[38], specialised in television production^[39]; and Q1376074^[5].