Deadpool and Wolverine Deleted Scene Reveals Surprising Twist

A recently unveiled deleted scene from the highly anticipated Deadpool and Wolverine crossover film has shed new light on the movie's ending, filling in a plot hole and providing a surprising twist for fans. The scene, which was released by The Hollywood Reporter, showcases a heartwarming moment between two unexpected characters and offers a glimpse into the lives of some of Deadpool's most beloved variants.

Uncovering the Secrets of the Deadpool and Wolverine Crossover

A Surprising Twist in the TVA

The deleted scene begins with the TVA's B-15, played by Wunmi Mosaku, walking Peter, portrayed by Rob Delaney, back to his apartment. After Peter thanks her for "that Laura thing," the two share a quick, unexpected kiss. B-15 then heads back to the TVA through a Time Door, leaving Peter to his own devices.As Peter settles onto his couch, the scene takes an even more intriguing turn. It's revealed that Kidpool and Headpool, two of Deadpool's variants, are now Peter's live-in roommates, sharing a bowl of popcorn together. This unexpected living arrangement adds a delightful layer of humor and character development to the Deadpool universe.

Filling in the Gaps: How X-23 Was Rescued

The deleted scene also seems to address a plot hole surrounding the fate of Dafne Keen's character, X-23, at the end of the Deadpool threequel. It's now speculated that the TVA, in an act of overstepping their jurisdiction, ensured that Laura was rescued from the battle at Cassandra's compound and brought to Wade's gathering alongside Logan.This revelation aligns with the speculation that Channing Tatum's Gambit also managed to survive, as hinted at in the Deadpool and Wolverine post-credits scenes. The deleted scene provides a satisfying explanation for these narrative threads, leaving fans with a more complete understanding of the film's events.

A Treasure Trove of Bonus Content

The upcoming home release of Deadpool and Wolverine promises to be a true delight for fans, with "hours" of new content, including featurettes, director's commentary, and even more deleted scenes. One particularly intriguing item is a vignette that may or may not contain a spoiler, further whetting the appetite of eager viewers.As the anticipation for the home release builds, fans can dive back into the MCU with a guide to upcoming Marvel movies and explore the rich tapestry of the Marvel timeline, ensuring they're fully prepared to immerse themselves in the world of Deadpool, Wolverine, and the larger Marvel Cinematic Universe.