I know how he may join the MCU, but I can't believe we missed out on the best Deadpool and Wolverine variant.

Although the finest version of Deadpool & Wolverine was ultimately deleted from the film, I still believe there is a fantastic opportunity to include him in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The cameos of Deadpool and Wolverine as well as other unexpected characters were unveiled following several months of conjecture. A pleasant counterpoint was provided by the Resistance in the Void, which gave a longer time with multiverse characters like Dafne Keen's X-23 and Wesley Snipes's return of Blade. Other cameos included Chris Evans' Johnny Storm and Henry Cavill's Wolverine, all of whom I was excited to see.

The Deadpool Corps made its appearance as part of the multiverse fun. The biggest rumor for months was that Taylor Swift would give life to Ladypool, one of the many Deadpool variations that were supposed to make an appearance. Blake Lively provided the voice of Ladypool in the movie, however Swift might someday make an appearance in a Deadpool & Wolverine sequel. Hugh Jackman played the most of the Wolverine variations in the MCU entry, which is something I kind of wish wasn't the case. Nevertheless, a significant variation was cut from the film, even though it was illogical.

I'm Disappointed That Wolverinepool (Who Looks Perfect) Didn't Appear in Deadpool & Wolverine

Hugh Jackman and Ryan Reynolds played a couple of the many Deadpool and Wolverine incarnations in the MCU film, with various performers handling the remainder. Although the specifics of his appearance remain unknown, Wolverinepool was supposed to appear in Deadpool & Wolverine. Before the movie's premiere, there were rumors that the character would make an appearance, however he was never seen on screen. Concept artist David Masson San Gabriel has now revealed the first official glimpse of Wolverinepool's intended Deadpool & Wolverine design on Instagram.

This attests to Wolverinepool's removal from the movie. I regret not seeing Wolverinepool in the film because I adore how he appears in the concept image. Since the project was centered upon both Jackman's Wolverine and Reynolds' Deadpool, I really think that Wolverinepool would have made the best multiverse cameo. The comic book character Wolverinepool is a reimagining of Wade Wilson, and he gets his skeleton coated in Adamantium from the same Weapon X technology as Wolverine did.

With the Deadpool Corps, I believe Deadpool and Wolverine could have done a better job.

While there was some excellent in Deadpool & Wolverine, I felt the movie ultimately left a lot to be desired in terms of the multiverse team. I was really interested to see what role the Deadpool Corps would play. Given how many moving elements there are in the film, it's acceptable that The Deadpool Corps isn't featured very much. The squad, however, is essentially only included in one lengthy combat scene, and even then, only a few people speak without taking off their masks.

I would have preferred a more substantial part for at least a few Deadpool Corps characters, such as Ladypool or Headpool, in the film. Wolverinepool would have been the ideal candidate for this position inside the Deadpool Corps because of his connection to both of the film's protagonists. The character may have also assisted in resolving another serious problem for the squad. The majority of the Deadpool variations near the back resembled Reynolds' standard Deadpool suit, even though the ones at the front had interesting and distinctive designs. Variety would have been added by Wolverinepool.

I Have An Improved Plan for Wolverinepool's MCU Inclusion

Despite being cut from Deadpool & Wolverine, Wolverinepool still has a future in the MCU. I am aware of how Marvel can simultaneously debut Wolverinepool and do justice to the Deadpool Corps. It's possible that Robert Downey Jr.'s Doctor Doom may vanquish the heroes in Avengers: Doomsday and establish Battleworld. This would also pave the way for a large number of multiverse characters to show up in Avengers: Secret Wars, since Battleworld in the comics is a universe where multiple iterations of heroes and villains roam throughout locales that include well-known Marvel locations in addition to others.

Deadpool and Wolverine should be prominent characters in the next two Avengers movies, or at least Reynolds' Wade Wilson if Jackman decides not to return, given the MCU film's tremendous popularity (it is now the highest-grossing R-rated movie of all time). I believe that one of Battleworld's locales could be ruled by the Deadpool Corps, and the characters will play a significant part in the movie. In this manner, Wolverinepool might have a proper storyline, which would be preferable to the anonymous appearance he was probably going to have in Deadpool & Wolverine.