What did you expect? Deadpool is coming to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, which means everything is about to change. Or is it? The great promise of bringing Ryan Reynolds’ fourth wall-breaking Merc with a Mouth to the MCU is mostly fulfilled in Deadpool & Wolverine , the third Deadpool film and the first under the Marvel Studios banner. But this movie is less about bringing Deadpool and Wolverine into the same world as the Avengers than it is about saying goodbye to the 20th Century Fox era of superhero movies with all its superb highs and embarrassing lows.
And that’s not a totally bad thing. We can’t really say much more on the topic without getting into some serious spoilers..
. so let’s talk about the ending of Deadpool & Wolverine and what it means for the MCU — or rather, what it doesn’t. Spoilers for Deadpool & Wolverine follow! Deadpool & Wolverine ’s Ending, Explained Cassandra Nova aims to destroy all of existence with the TVA’s Time Ripper.
Most of Deadpool & Wolverine find the titular mutants (played by Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman) trapped in the Void, the location at the end of time where everyone pruned by the Time Variance Authority is sent. First introduced in Loki , it’s becomes a kind of Island of Misfit Toys for forgotten Marvel characters (ie every superhero or supervillain from the 20th Century Fox era). Deadpool and Wolverine meet characters from the Fox X-Men movies and other pre-MCU projects.
They even encounter superheroes that nev.