Deadpool

Honestly, I think it'd be terrific to see them both again. Since B.-15 told Deadpool that his work was "just getting started", and because the two films are supposed to spell the end of the Multiverse Saga, I'll bet you good money the T.V.A. and Deadpool in particular are gonna have a role to play in the two films. Plus, with the Wolverine that Deadpool recruited now enjoying life on Earth-10005, something tells me that Wade will ask Logan to help out again. Nothing may be confirmed yet, but amidst all the rumors about it, I just wanted to point out my hopes for the shebang.

Mine are

Sam and Bucky

Wade and Logan

Steve and Tony.

12 members each aside two teams in Avengers: Doomsday, one team battling Dr. Doom on a different earth that’s his conquest and the others fighting against his Doom new ally’s The New Illuminati (Earth-838). If you actually look at the title “ Doomsday” it’s pretty obvious Doom’s invading the different earths across the multiverse by stolen technology from the Watcher. Order to created 'One World Under Doom' known as Battleworld that'd be the setups for Avengers: Secret Wars, that’s gonna be the whole plot with the heroes from mainline universe assembled by TVA preventing Doctor Doom from reaching his goal, if he reaches the godlike powers then he will go after the God of Stories.

Half way through the movie they'll be joined by the Fantastic Four, who play the same sized role as the Guardians played in Infinity War. Half of Thunderbolts will join both Avengers and Fantastic Four. Alongside Wolverine, Captain Peggy, and Deadpool assist as well.

That both team considered would be:

A-Team: Captain America, War Machine, Thor, White Widow (Yelena Belova), Hawkeye (Kate Bishop), She-Hulk, US Agent, Wolverine (if Hugh would wants to came back as Logan for second if not be someone else filed his spot), Spider-Man (who keeps the mask on the whole movie), Ant-man, Stature (Cassie Lang) and Doctor Strange.

B-Team: Captain Peggy, Clea, Captain Marvel, Winter Soldier, Deadpool, Ms. Marvel, White Vision, America Chavez, Invisible Woman, Mister Fantastic, The Thing and Human Torch.

Meanwhile, Smart Hulk leads the operation from the Time Variance Authority Office with help from Ouroboros in the similar role in Avengers: Endgame.

The film would have both teams form quickly to have dealt with facing multiverse threat among their pay grade together, then making up by connection between them all by forcing them to forge dynamics and work together under pressure.

It is kind of funny and messed up since Deadpool cause of his 4th wall breaks is aware of what Thanos can do, and that he visited the Mcu right before the snap happened and the film emphasizes it is not a branch but in fact the main and same timeline. Because it is clear that he ended up there cause of cable’s Time Machine.

This brings the question how did strange not even notice Deadpool lol.

Because He said he will love playing Deadpool for the next 5-10 years like Deadpool 4. Also would Earth 10005 (The X Men Film Universe) get destroy at the end of Avengers Doomsday to paved the way for the MCU rebooted X Men Movies after Phase 6?

That agent of Time Variance Authority in "Deadpool & Wolverine" invided Deadpool to the default MCU universe (Earth 19999 for general cosmology, or MCU's Earth 616), and the screens presenting scenes with Deadpool can be, at the same time as a joke, also a kind of foreshadowing for Secret Wars.

But something strange is that only Earth 10005 had the "Anchor" rumour, while it was all around the Wolverine himself, as the movie's metanarrative about how important Wolverine was to MCU, and then I have 3 hypothesis to answer that:

• The Earth 10005 has an exclusive law of physics which defines their "anchors";

• Or, as said before, it was only a reference to Wolverine/Hugh Jackman's importance to Marvel movies;

• Or the Mr Paradox lied to try to fully convince Wade Wilson to go to Earth 616 for the Secret Wars, sacrificing his home universe.

This third hypothesis was based on Paradox having that universe-buster machine activated damaging the Earth 10005, but omitted it, lying that it was fading away because they lost the Wolverine, and that when Cassandra betrayed him she started to spread the energy to multiverse (Just to remember, immediately after this machine being destroyed the universe returned to normal).

Now that he's joined the T.V.A. full-time, it makes one wonder if what he'll be doing and for whatever reason if we do. At this point, the possibilities are potentially endless.

Maximum effort, baby. L.F.G.!

Did Wade jump universes? Does his world have its own Avengers?

I see that the main part of D&W in which they're on Earth-10005 is said to be set in 2024, what's the evidence?

And if that's true, it can open a big can of worms, because won't there be two Wolverines in the same universe at the same time by the end of the movie, with the original 10005 Wolverine still being alive?

And so what's the point of bringing another Wolverine into the game, when Deadpool could've just sought out the original Wolverine in 2024, and, I don't know, tried to defy his death in 2029 or something? I know it sounds impossible because of "what's happened in the 'past' can't be changed", but at least the idea could've come up in the movie and then been shot down by Paradox?

And would it be true that whatever they mess up in 2024, it can't change the fate of the original Wolverine and Professor X in 2029? But if so, most of the X-Men would be dead by 2029 anyways even if Deadpool saves the universe, so why doesn't he, I don't know, persuade his friends to relocate to another universe since this one is doomed to have no X-Men in five years?

So it sounds to me that Deadpool and Paradox are both just operating under the basis that Logan's death in 2029 was a done deal rather than something that's destined to happen in the future, so it would've made a lot more sense if the movie takes place after 2029, but that'd still be problematic as there shouldn't have been so many X-Men alive by then.

So I'm really not getting the logic of this movie. Could anyone help?

Let me explain

What makes Deadpool & Wolverine interesting is that it is the first MCU film to be a sequel to a non-MCU film, since Deadpool and Deadpool 2 were produced and made by 20th Century Fox. All MCU movies have been original and standalone. All movies and tv shows made by Marvel Studios (and Marvel Television) were set in the Marvel Cinematic Universe or in this case, set in its own "world" or "universe." This can be said for heroes such as Hulk, Daredevil, Punisher, Spider-Man and (next year) the Fantastic Four. The Incredible Hulk, Daredevil, The Punisher, Jon Watts Spider-Man trilogy and The Fantastic Four: First Steps aren't sequels or share any continuity with previous films, such as Ang Lee's Hulk, the 1989, 2004 and 2008 versions of The Punisher (and Punisher: War Zone) Sam Raimi's Spider-Man trilogy and Marc Webb's The Amazing Spider-Man duology and Roger Corman's, Tim Story's and Josh Trank's Fantastic Four films, but Deadpool & Wolverine isn't a reboot to the Deadpool films, it's a continuation to Fox's Deadpool films. It's crazy to think that this may be the only time Marvel Studios and Kevin Feige continue the story of a Marvel character who came from a film series that neither one of them had produced. (Yes, I know Spider-Man: No Way Home continues the story of the previous Spider-Man film series characters, but it's mostly set in the MCU) This is what makes Deadpool & Wolverine interesting.

There's also the upcoming Blade reboot set in the MCU, which is unrelated to New Line Cinema's Blade trilogy starting Welsey Snipes, but the MCU reboot is currently in development heck at the moment.

How do you guys think it would go out? And who would be the villain in it?

Deadpool also works in a PG-13 movie.

What if they had a version of the x-men in MCU featuring :

Beast

Wolverine

Namor

Deadpool

Professor x

Colossus

Negasonic teenage warhead

Yukio

Gambit