The Army of Darkness comics have also offered the explanation that the "Apocalypse" ending occurred in an alternate reality, as implied in Marvel Zombies vs. It should be noted that some later international releases of the film combined both the "Apocalypse" and "S-Mart" endings, with a title card edited between the two scenes explaining that the "Apocalypse" sequence was a dream while Ash was sleeping his way back to his time. The "Apocalypse" ending released in as the "International Theatrical Release" version was shown to be non-canon by Ash vs Evil Dead.The only part of this recap remaining canon is the flashback showing Ash and Linda working at S-Mart prior to going to the cabin. The opening recap sequence once again depicting Ash and Linda as the only visitors to the cabin were deemed non-canon by Ash vs Evil Dead.The closing sequence with Ash being worshiped by the knights and shooting the winged Deadite were removed from canon by Army of Darkness.(however a line in Season 2, where Ash first looks for Necronomicon on the desk, but wonders if he actually found it in the basement, might be a reference to location of the book in both Evil Dead II and Army of Darkness flashbacks which only show him studying the book at the desk vs. The opening recap depicting Ash and Linda as the only visitors to the cabin was clarified to be non-canon with Ash vs Evil Dead directly stating that Ash and his four friends all making the trip.Once again, this claim was removed from canon by Ash vs Evil Dead. The sign on the side of Jake's truck once again claims that the film took place in Tennessee.Scotty's statement that the cabin was a rental was deemed non-canon by Evil Dead II and Ash vs Evil Dead.Ash statement that the cabin was located in Tennessee was deemed non-canon by Ash vs Evil Dead.Below is a list of specific "non-canon" events with the corresponding film. Some elements presented in the films (such as in-universe claims that the cabin is located in Tennessee, Ash's arrival in the middle ages in Evil Dead II, and parts of the recap sequences from Evil Dead II and Army of Darkness) have been removed from canon with the release of Ash vs Evil Dead. This timeline is what is officially recognized as "canon" by Raimi and the Renaissance Pictures team, anything else is a part of expanded universe and is not canon unless stated so by the proper sources.
The prime Evil Dead continuity is home to the version of Ash Williams played on-screen by Bruce Campbell in The Evil Dead (1981), Evil Dead II (1987), Army of Darkness (1993), and Ash vs Evil Dead (2015-2018). Original "Prime" Continuity (Films/TV Series) 6 Self-Contained Timelines (Miscellaneous).4 "Ash & The Army of Darkness" Comics Timeline.3 Main Dynamite "Army of Darkness" Comics Timeline.1 Original "Prime" Continuity (Films/TV Series).
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