Are the non-comics DC media part of the DC Metaverse?

[Buried Alien]

We know that the DC Metaverse encompasses anything that has ever been or will be published in a DC comic book, from the company's founding in the 1930s to the indefinite future. Does the Metaverse also encompass every (both animated and live action) movie, TV series, video game, etc., to ever feature DC's characters?

Buried Alien (The Fastest Post Alive!)

[SJNeal]

I'm going with yes.

Because... why not? *shrug*

[Blue22]

Didn't Myxlplyx already confirm that at least some of them are?

[Jackalope89]

Didn't Myxlplyx already confirm that at least some of them are?

Yep. And that he pops into each of them every so often.

[superduperman]

I would assume so based on how we're told how it works.

[Bored at 3:00AM]

We know that the DC Metaverse encompasses anything that has ever been or will be published in a DC comic book, from the company's founding in the 1930s to the indefinite future. Does the Metaverse also encompass every (both animated and live action) movie, TV series, video game, etc., to ever feature DC's characters?

Buried Alien (The Fastest Post Alive!)

Yes, but it's always better to have a bigger toy box

[krazijoe]

Sure, Alfred E Neuman (RIP) is out there somewhere laughing at us all.

[Restingvoice]

Metaverse is a preserver for continuities that didn't survive a Crisis or reboot
The surviving stories, current ongoings, and stories that never rebooted are in the Omniverse

[Digifiend]

The answer is no, then, not all DC content is in a single metaverse. The TV version of Crisis on Infinite Earths established that all live action content is part of a separate multiverse. Cartoons and comics are one, TV and movies are another. Crisis erased the alternate universes seen in the Arrowverse shows, leaving just one Earth Prime as the setting for those, but any universe belonging to a previous show or movie survived.