Deadpool 3: A Multiverse of Mayhem and Theories
A deep dive into the exciting rumors and theories surrounding the highly anticipated film, Deadpool 3, and its potential impact on the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Introduction
The anticipation for Deadpool 3 has reached a fever pitch, especially with the recent conclusion of filming. The film's potential to shake up the Marvel Cinematic Universe has sparked a frenzy of theories and speculations, one of which involves a mind-bending multiverse scenario.
Ryan Reynolds as a long-haired Deadpool variant set photo
The set photos from Deadpool 3 have unveiled a surprising twist - the presence of two distinct Deadpool variants, one from the 20th Century Fox franchise and another with a man-bun and a dazzling supersuit, hinting at a crossover of epic proportions.
Deadpool making a shocked face with Deadpool and Wolverine from Deadpool 3 in the backround witha red hue..
The Multiverse Conundrum
The heart of the matter lies in the multiverse, a concept that has sent ripples of excitement through the Marvel fanbase. With the promise of merging the 20th Century Fox universe and the MCU, Deadpool 3 is poised to introduce multiple variants of the titular character, including the enigmatic man-bun MCU Deadpool.
Wade Wilson breaking the fourth wall in Deadpool
The theory posits a daring scenario where the MCU's Wade Wilson is confronted by his Fox counterpart, setting the stage for a collision of universes and a whirlwind of chaos. The prospect of a Deadpool showdown, with the fate of the multiverse hanging in the balance, has fans on the edge of their seats.
Deadpool founding X-Force in Deadpool 2
A Meta-Humor Marvel
The thematic elements of Deadpool 3 are said to delve into the character's transition from the Fox X-Men universe to the MCU. The theory of Fox's Deadpool dispatching his MCU counterpart aligns with the film's underlying themes and injects a healthy dose of meta-humor into the mix.
Agatha Harkness (Kathryn Hahn) in WandaVision, Deadpool (Ryan Reynolds) in Deadpool 2, and Captain America/Falcon (Anthony Mackie) in Falcon & The Winter Soldier
The irreverent nature of the Deadpool franchise, known for its meta-references and boundary-pushing humor, lends credence to the notion of a Deadpool-on-Deadpool clash. The prospect of the MCU's polished hero being bested by the unorthodox, scarred antihero is a tantalizing twist that embodies the essence of Deadpool's irreverence.
Deadpool killing Thanos in MCU fan art
The Marvel Continuity Puzzle
Skeptics may question the plausibility of the MCU introducing an already-active Deadpool in Deadpool 3. However, the precedent set by the MCU's stealthy inclusion of Spider-Man in Captain America: Civil War offers a compelling parallel. The notion of a covertly active Deadpool existing within the MCU's continuity adds another layer of intrigue to the unfolding multiverse saga.
Deadpool looks coy while Spider-Man looks shocked
The possibility of a Deadpool doppelgänger lurking in the shadows, unbeknownst to the MCU's pantheon of superheroes, presents an intriguing narrative thread that could unravel in unexpected and uproarious ways. It's a puzzle that promises to add an exhilarating dimension to the ever-expanding Marvel tapestry.
