Every Deadpool & Wolverine Cameo

As a big fan of the X-Men franchise, I’ve had the pleasure of watching these iconic characters come to life on the silver screen for years. And let me tell you, some cameos leave a greater impact than others!

In their latest adventure, Deadpool and Wolverine don’t hold back on thrilling action, laughter, and emotion. Fans of Marvel movies are in for a treat as they encounter some beloved characters from the past with surprise and delight while watching Deadpool & Wolverine.

In his quest to find Wolverine across different universes, Deadpool’s risky actions are bound to leave a lasting impression on him as well as the viewers. The most astonishing appearances in “Deadpool & Wolverine” bring unexpected twists for familiar characters and introduce some less anticipated faces.

Spoilers ahead for Deadpool & Wolverine!

21 Thor

Played by: Chris Hemsworth

Every Deadpool & Wolverine Cameo

Featured in: Thor (2011), The Avengers (2012), Thor: The Dark World (2013), Avengers: Age of Ultron (2015), Thor: Ragnarok (2017), Avengers: Infinity War (2018), Avengers: Endgame (2019), Thor: Love and Thunder (2022)

As I listened intently to Paradox discuss Wade Wilson’s significance in the TVA, little did I know that he was about to give us a sneak peek into an unexpected future. In this scene, Deadpool lies limp in Thor’s arms, with Chris Hemsworth portraying the God of Thunder in a poignant cameo. All he does is hold the seemingly deceased Deadpool for a fleeting moment before Paradox swiftly changes the channel on the monitor displaying this heart-wrenching image. I couldn’t believe my eyes as I witnessed this potential scene from an Avengers movie, filled with emotion and uncertainty.

20 Henry Cavill as Wolverine

The Former Superman of the DCEU

While journeying through the multiverse to find a Wolverine ready to aid Deadpool in safeguarding his timeline, Deadpool encounters one boasting biceps larger than Hugh Jackman’s. To his surprise, this musclebound stranger is none other than Henry Cavill, the renowned actor who brought Superman to life in the DCEU. With a rugged look of mutton chops and a cigar, Cavill exudes charisma. However, he swiftly breaks off their encounter by reloading his arms and punching Deadpool back through the multiverse portal from which he had emerged.

19 Blade

Played by: Wesley Snipes

Featured in: Blade (1998), Blade 2 (2002), Blade: Trinity (2004)

In the Marvel Universe, there has only been a single Blade throughout the storyline. The year 1998 marked a significant milestone as Blade broke new ground for Marvel films, making it fitting that Wesley Snipes reprises his role as the renowned Daywalker. The unexpected appearance of Blade in “Deadpool & Wolverine” is noteworthy due to several reasons, including the past tensions between Reynolds and Snipes during the production of “Blade Trinity.” Nonetheless, it’s delightful to witness this vampire slayer back in action under the sun.

18 Elektra

Played by: Jennifer Garner

Featured in: Daredevil (2003), Elektra (2005)

In the early Marvel comic book era, Elektra made her violent entrance in 2005, reappearing later in “Deadpool & Wolverine.” In this portrayal, Jennifer Garner takes on the role of Elektra once more. Deadpool, played by Ryan Reynolds (who was married to Garner’s ex-husband Ben Affleck and starred as Daredevil in an earlier adaptation), cracks a meta joke about her past romance with Daredevil. Despite this, Elektra manages to claim the spotlight.

17 Gambit

Played by: Channing Tatum

Over the past two decades, Channing Tatum, both producer and star, had endeavored to bring Gambit to life on the big screen through 20th Century Fox. The character held great significance for Tatum, who ultimately donned the distinctive costume, staff, deck of cards, and Cajun accent in “Deadpool & Wolverine.” In this film, Gambit stands up for what’s right while demonstrating his potential to be an exceptional hero given the opportunity.

16 The Hulk

The Green Monster Who Fought Wolverine In His Debut

In this quick appearance, the Hulk makes a surprise entrance as he encounters Deadpool in his journey through the multiverse, seeking out Wolverine. Deadpool stumbles upon a universe where Wolverine wears his classic brown and yellow suit and confronts the Hulk in a fight (the battle itself is not depicted). It’s an exciting moment to witness the iconic clash between the roaring Hulk and the unyielding Adamantium claws of Wolverine.

15 Happy Hogan

Played by: Jon Favreau

Featured in: Iron Man (2008), Iron Man 2 (2010), Iron Man 3 (2013), Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017), Spider-Man: Far From Home (2019), Avengers: Endgame (2019), Spider-Man: No Way Home (2021)

As I started reading “Deadpool & Wolverine,” I came across a scene where Deadpool had a chat with Happy Hogan. Happy, who used to work as Tony Stark’s chauffeur, now held the position of Head of Security and was a trusted confidant. I thought it would be a great idea to join the Avengers, but it seemed that Happy wasn’t convinced. The Mercy-with-a-Mouth in me tried to persuade him, but his skepticism was clear. It looked like I still had some work to do before being deemed ready for teamwork.

14 The Human Torch

Played by: Chris Evans

Featured in: Fantastic Four (2005), Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer (2007)

As a passionate gamer, I can’t help but get excited when I hear Chris Evans’ bold and resonant voice. It’s a sure sign that Captain America is making an entrance, ready to protect us all. But this time around, it’s not just his iconic shield that he brings to the table. Instead, he utters two magical words: “Flame on.”

13 X-23

Played by: Dafne Keen

Featured in: Logan (2017)

Laura Kinney bid farewell to the lone Wolverine following his heroic sacrifice, which shielded her and other Mutant offspring from a lethal organization intent on eliminating them. Due to Wolverine’s selfless actions, X-23 matured into a young woman, wielding her retractable adamantium claws in her hands and feet for defense, standing up for justice and combating evil forces.

12 Ladypool

Played by: Blake Lively

I couldn’t help but notice that despite her face remaining hidden under a red cowl throughout the movie, it was clear to me that the mysterious woman was none other than Blake Lively, the beloved wife of Ryan Reynolds, aka Deadpool himself. Her voice, which we heard only towards the end, was a dead giveaway for those who have seen her movies before, as she is a prominent member of the Deadpool Corps.

11 B-15

Played by: Wunmi Mosaku

Featured in: Loki (2021-2023)

The TVA is increasingly establishing itself as a trusted source for managing timelines, with B-15 playing a key role in maintaining this reputation. Although B-15 only appears briefly in “Deadpool & Wolverine,” it’s intriguing to see a character from Marvel Studios’ TV show, Loki, taking on the responsibility of safeguarding timelines instead of disrupting them.

10 Toad

Originally Played by: Ray Park

Featured in: X-Men (2000)

As a devoted fan, I’d describe my experience in the Void’s chaotic company as follows: I tag along with the rowdy crowd, and Toad isn’t exactly the life of the party. Yet, there’s an ominous presence about him that leaves me uneasy, particularly when he employs his long tongue for confrontations and brutal acts under Cassandra Nova’s rule.

9 Pyro

Played by: Aaron Stanford

Featured in: X2 (2003), X-Men: The Last Stand (2006)

In the revised version, Pyro reappears in the X-Men series, this time playing a dual role for Cassandra Nova and Paradox at the TVA. With age and experience comes increased maturity for Pyro, as well as enhanced pyrokinetic abilities capable of draining energy from characters like Human Torch. However, his role is relatively minor, with minimal impact on the overall plot.

8 Juggernaut

Originally Played by: Vinnie Jones

Featured in: X-Men: The Last Stand (2006)

In the film “Deadpool & Wolverine,” the formidable Juggernaut makes his entrance, but unlike in “X-Men: The Last Stand,” he is portrayed by a different actor. Although it’s the same character, the casting change does not affect Juggernaut’s primary role as a plot device, which serves to contain Cassandra’s powers by means of his helmet.

7 Lady Deathstrike

Originally Played by: Kelly Hu

Featured in: X2 (2003)

In Cassandra Nova’s stronghold, Lady Deathstrike is present but largely inactive during the battle. Her distinctive long adamantium claws are a familiar sight, reminiscent of her appearance in “X2.” Fortunately, unlike in that film, she doesn’t suffer from having liquid adamantium replace her skull.

6 Ant-Man

The Skeletal Corpse Of Paul Rudd’s Ant-Man

As a dedicated gamer, I’ve noticed that Ant-Man’s appearance in the scene was quite unusual. Instead of bringing his charming personality to life, he showed up as a rigid corpse. Despite this, it was still evident that it was a version of Scott Lang due to the distinctive Ant-Man suit. Deadpool made a witty comment about Paul Rudd’s aging process, but Ant-Man’s role didn’t extend beyond being a lifeless fortress.

5 Azazel

Originally Played by: Jason Flemyng

Featured in: X-Men: First Class (2011)

In simpler terms, Azazel is an evil member of the Mutants’ Fraternity, appearing as a demonic mutant with the power to teleport. He seldom speaks and instead uses his teleportation abilities extensively during a significant battle scene in the film.

4 Sabretooth

Played by: Tyler Mane

Featured in: X-Men (2000)

Wolverine’s longtime enemy, Sabretooth, makes a comeback, setting up an anticipated showdown. However, it’s not Liev Schreiber portraying him this time; instead, Tyler Mane takes on the role, as seen in the initial X-Men film. Sadly for Sabretooth, his appearance is short-lived in the Void – just a fleeting line and a decapitated head.

3 Psylocke

Originally Played by: Mei Melancon

Featured in: X-Men: The Last Stand (2006)

A former Omega member, now allied with Cassandra Nova, is identified by her distinctive appearance and fighting style as Psylocke. Despite being silent, her enemies can’t overlook the purple accents in her hair or the ethereal purple psychic energy trail she leaves during battles, which attracts opponents to her.

2 Callisto

Originally Played by: Dania Ramirez

Featured in: X-Men: The Last Stand (2006)

In the past, Callisto headed a group of discarded mutants named the Omegas. However, it appears her role as their leader has ended. Now, Callisto takes on a minor role in the film, making an appearance for the first time since X-Men: The Last Stand, working under Cassandra Nova’s authority.

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