Star Trek: Enterprise in the Kelvin Timeline
The show is canonically established to be part of the Prime Universe, but it can be argued that it belongs to both the Prime and Kelvin Timelines.
The Kelvin Timeline was introduced in the 2009 Star Trek reboot movie, directed by J.J. Abrams and starring Chris Pine as James T. Kirk.
The movie's biggest twist revealed that it wasn't a traditional reboot, but rather an alternate timeline.
This was confirmed by the return of Leonard Nimoy as Spock Prime, alongside Zachary Quinto's new version of the character.
The Kelvin Timeline coexists with the Prime Universe, with all previous Star Trek TV shows and movies remaining part of the main canon, just in a different timeline.
Author's summary: Enterprise belongs to both timelines.
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