How exactly did Deadpool & Wolverine shake up Marvel’s status quo?
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So it’s not really much of a bow for the old X-Men franchise overall.
Deadpool & Wolverine picks up not long after the events of Deadpool 2.
Wade meets with Happy Hogan and tries to join the Avengers.
Happy says no, and Wade decides to retire from doing violence and sell cars instead.
She’s basically the god of this world.
And our Deadpool and Wolverine have to fight them.
I know it sounds ridiculous, but that’s literally what happened.
Hunter B-15 agrees, and Deadpool goes back to his life and brings Wolverine and X-23 with him.
By the end of the movie, the net effect is that nothing at all has changed.
All the old Marvel franchises get to keep existing in their own timelines, including Deadpool.
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Does Deadpool & Wolverine have a post-credits scene?
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