Exploring the Potential Integration of Deadpool 1 and 2 into the Marvel Cinematic Universe

The Deadpool films, Deadpool 1 and 2, have captured the hearts of fans with their unique blend of humor and action. Despite these films being produced by 20th Century Fox and originally separate from the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), discussions have intensified about the possibility of integrating these characters into the broader Marvel universe. This article explores the feasibility of Deadpool 1 and 2 being tied into the MCU, focusing on the implications of the upcoming Deadpool 3 and the potential multiversal connections through recent Marvel cinematic events.

Deadpool 3 and the Path to the MCU

As of the latest information, there is ongoing discussion about the potential for Deadpool to be integrated into the MCU, especially with the upcoming Deadpool 3. While Deadpool 1 and 2 were produced by 20th Century Fox and were originally separate entities, the acquisition of Fox by Disney has made it possible for the integration of the X-Men and other Fox characters into the MCU. With this integration, the door is open for Deadpool to be part of the larger Marvel narrative.

Deadpool 3 is confirmed to be in production and is expected to serve as a bridge between the previous films and the MCU. It may incorporate multiverse elements and other narrative devices that could allow for a seamless transition. Given Deadpool's unique tone and style, it will be intriguing to see how he fits into the broader MCU narrative. The potential for Deadpool 3 to serve as a point of integration could allow for connections to be made between the character and the wider Marvel universe.

Clues from Deadpool 2

Deadpool 2 provides a subtle hint about the potential connection to the MCU. In the film, Deadpool visits the Xavier mansion and complains about the absence of big name X-Men willing to be in the movie. This is because the existing X-Men are hiding from him. However, this joke is a meta reference that Deadpool is in the MCU now, which means the connection is not required to fit into the MCU.

The meta joke about Deadpool being in the MCU and making more money perfectly aligns with the possibility of connecting these films to the broader Marvel narrative. There is no need for complex multiversal explanations to integrate Deadpool into the MCU, as his character does not require such complexity to be a compelling addition.

Multiversal Connections Through the Multiverse Saga

The presence of the multiverse in the current Phase 4-Phase 6 of the MCU provides multiple ways for Deadpool to enter the MCU. One potential scenario involves Deadpool accidentally being teleported from his Universe to the MCU, similar to how Venom was teleported to MCU 616 in Venom 2. Another possibility is that Deadpool is hidden in one of the multiple universes that America Chavez and Doctor Strange pass through before reaching 838-Universes.

While the introduction of the multiverse in films like Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness could provide a clear pathway, it is still a possibility that these connections could be made through more subtle means within the Deadpool 3 storyline.

In conclusion, while Deadpool 1 and 2 are not directly tied to the MCU, the upcoming Deadpool 3 could serve as a point of integration, potentially allowing for connections to be made with the wider Marvel universe. The multiverse narrative provides a rich tapestry of possibilities for such a connection, highlighting the evolving nature of the Marvel universe.