Overview
- Deadpool & Wolverine brings back beloved characters from the Marvel Cinematic Universe, delivering unexpected and joyous cameos.
- The film includes notable figures such as Thor, Blade, and Lady Deathstrike, who make surprising and lasting impressions on viewers.
- Fans can anticipate a vibrant mix of action, humor, and heartfelt moments, along with unpredictable twists throughout Deadpool & Wolverine.
Deadpool & Wolverine seamlessly intertwines thrilling action, comedic elements, and emotional undertones while spotlighting familiar faces. As audiences revisit the Marvel Cinematic Universe, they can anticipate a flurry of nostalgic appearances in Deadpool & Wolverine that are sure to evoke excitement and delight.
During his chaotic multiverse journey to locate a Wolverine, Deadpool’s escapades promise unforgettable moments not only for him but for the viewers as well. The film’s standout cameos range from classic characters to some unexpected surprises, elevating the nostalgic experience.
Spoiler Alert: The following content contains potential spoilers for Deadpool & Wolverine! Updated on January 6, 2025, by Jake Fillery: With the release of Deadpool & Wolverine on Disney Plus and Blu-Ray, MCU enthusiasts have had ample opportunity to examine every detail for thrilling cameos and hidden Easter eggs. Rewatching has revealed a treasure trove of appearances that celebrate the intersection of the MCU and the former Marvel FOX Universe.
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Thor
Portrayed by: Chris Hemsworth
- Notable Appearances: Thor (2011), The Avengers (2012), Thor: The Dark World (2013), Avengers: Age of Ultron (2015), Thor: Ragnarok (2017), Avengers: Infinity War (2018), Avengers: Endgame (2019), Thor: Love and Thunder (2022)
In a brief yet impactful cameo, Thor features in a scene where Paradox emphasizes Wade Wilson’s significance within the TVA. In a heart-wrenching glimpse of a possible future, Thor cradles a seemingly dying Deadpool, showcasing an emotionally charged moment amidst the chaos.
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Henry Cavill as Wolverine
The DCEU’s Former Superman
In a surprising twist, Deadpool encounters a Wolverine variant played by none other than Henry Cavill. With impressive musculature rivaling Hugh Jackman’s portrayal, Cavill’s Wolverine does not shy away from action, immediately showcasing his strength by sending Deadpool back through the multiversal portal.
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Blade
Portrayed by: Wesley Snipes
- Notable Appearances: Blade (1998), Blade 2 (2002), Blade: Trinity (2004)
Wesley Snipes makes a long-awaited return as Blade, a character that revolutionized superhero films upon his debut. His unexpected cameo has stirred excitement among fans, especially considering the rocky history between Reynolds and Snipes following Blade: Trinity.
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Electricity
Portrayed by: Jennifer Garner
- Notable Appearances: Daredevil (2003), Elektra (2005)
Jennifer Garner returns to champion the role of Elektra, paving her comeback from the early 2000s. With Deadpool cracking a meta joke about her connections to Daredevil, who was played by her ex-husband, the character reignites old flames while proving her agility and skill.
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Gambit
Portrayed by: Channing Tatum
After two decades of attempts by 20th Century Fox to create a standalone Gambit film, Channing Tatum finally dons the iconic costume. With his signature Southern charm, Tatum’s Gambit adds a new layer to the film by fighting for justice and showcasing his talents.
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The Hulk
The Green Giant Who Faced Wolverine
The Hulk appears in a brief yet memorable moment, attacking Deadpool after he jumps through a portal. This moment calls back to iconic comic history as Deadpool finds himself in a world reminiscent of Incredible Hulk Vol 1 #340, where Wolverine and Hulk famously clashed.
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Happy Hogan
Portrayed by: Jon Favreau
- Notable Appearances: Iron Man (2008), Iron Man 2 (2010), Iron Man 3 (2013), Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017), Spider-Man: Far From Home (2019), Avengers: Endgame (2019), Spider-Man: No Way Home (2021)
Early in the film, Deadpool engages in a comedic interview with Happy Hogan, Tony Stark’s former chauffeur and now Head of Security. The hilarity ensues as Deadpool tries to convince Happy of his readiness to join the Avengers, which proves to be quite the challenge.
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Johnny Storm, the Human Torch
Portrayed by: Chris Evans
- Notable Appearances: Fantastic Four (2005), Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer (2007)
Chris Evans makes a shocking return by reprising his role as Johnny Storm, also known as the Human Torch. With his iconic catchphrase “Flame on,”Evans adds a nostalgic element, reminding fans of his earlier portrayal in the Fantastic Four.
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X-23 (Laura)
Portrayed by: Dafne Keen
- Notable Appearance: Logan (2017)
Having grown into a formidable fighter after Wolverine’s sacrifice in Logan, X-23 makes her appearance wielding her deadly adamantium claws. The character’s evolution showcases her resilience and determination to uphold the legacy of Wolverine.
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Ladypool
Portrayed by: Blake Lively
Unseen but unmistakably voiced by Blake Lively, Deadpool’s wife Ryan Reynolds lends her talents to the character of Ladypool. With a few memorable lines, she adds a touch of humor and charm to the ensemble.
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B-15
Portrayed by: Wunmi Mosaku
- Notable Appearance: Loki (2021-2023)
B-15, emerging from the Loki series, asserts her presence in Deadpool & Wolverine, emphasizing the TVA’s role in maintaining timeline integrity. Although her role is brief, it adds richness to the story’s intertwining narratives.
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Toad
Portrayed by: Daniel Medina Ramos
- Notable Appearance: X-Men (2000)
Toad makes a limited appearance among the other characters in the Void. Although he may not have a significant role, his distinctive ability to engage in combat adds a unique flair to the chaotic environment.
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Pyro
Portrayed by: Aaron Stanford
- Notable Appearances: X2 (2003), X-Men: The Last Stand (2006)
Returning as a double agent for both Cassandra Nova and Paradox, Pyro’s character demonstrates growth and maturity. Although his role may be minor, his presence hints at the intricate connections at play in the storyline.
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Juggernaut
Portrayed by: Aaron W. Reed
- Notable Appearance: X-Men: The Last Stand (2006)
Juggernaut makes a notable entry in Deadpool & Wolverine, albeit not portrayed by the original actor from X-Men: The Last Stand. Instead, he serves as a MacGuffin, allowing the heroes to acquire his helmet to suppress the powers of the menacing Cassandra.
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Lady Deathstrike
Portrayed by: Jade Lye
- Notable Appearance: X2 (2003)
While Lady Deathstrike remains mostly silent in her cameo, her visual presence alone makes a statement. Offering a reminder of her fierce nature from X2, her adamantium enhancements still create an imposing aura.
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Ant-Man
The Skeletal Remains of Paul Rudd’s Ant-Man
Ant-Man makes a peculiar cameo, appearing as a lifeless variant of Scott Lang. Although Deadpool delivers a quip about Paul Rudd’s youthful appearance, the character remains only a corpse in a bizarre turn of events.
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Azazel
Portrayed by: Eduardo Gago Munoz
- Notable Appearance: X-Men: First Class (2011)
As a member of the notorious Brotherhood of Mutants, Azazel makes his presence felt during a climactic battle, teleporting around but providing little dialogue. His character adds a layer of menace through his teleportation abilities.
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Sabretooth
Portrayed by: Tyler Mane
- Notable Appearance: X-Men (2000)
As Wolverine’s archenemy, Sabretooth’s return hints at a rematch. Although portrayed by a different actor than in previous adaptations, he still evokes nostalgia in his brief appearance before he meets an unfortunate end.
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Psylocke
Portrayed by: Ayesha Hussain
- Notable Appearance: X-Men: The Last Stand (2006)
The character Psylocke returns in a thrilling capacity, identified by her distinctive purple hair curls and psychic abilities. Though her role lacks dialogue, her presence speaks volumes in battle sequences.
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Callisto
Portrayed by: Chloe Kibble
- Notable Appearance: X-Men: The Last Stand (2006)
Callisto, a former leader of the Omegas, makes a subtle appearance alongside other characters. Her shift to serving under Cassandra Nova gives insight into the evolving dynamics of the mutant world.
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