History
Origins[]
This variant of Wade Wilson shares the same history with his Earth-TRN414 counterpart up until around 2018, at which point he was working as an international mercenary-for-hire and living with his fiancée, Vanessa Carlysle.[1]
Grieving Vanessa[]
On his anniversary with Vanessa, Deadpool was targeting criminal Sergei Valishnikov, planning to kill him before heading home to his fiancée. Sergei hid in his compound's panic room while Deadpool killed the rest of his men, and once Deadpool realized he couldn't break in, he decided to let him go for the time being to go home and spend time with Vanessa.
Unfortunately, Sergei and his men retaliated by attacked Wade and Vanessa at their apartment, shooting Vanessa with a stray bullet and killing her. Out of rage, Wade killed Sergei, but still blamed himself for Vanessa's death and attempted to commit suicide six weeks later by detonating volatile explosives underneath him six weeks later. His healing factor allowed him to survive and his destroyed body was found by Colossus, who convinced him to join the X-Men to heal his conscience by fighting crime.
As a trainee, Deadpool accompanied Colossus and Negasonic Teenage Warhead to a standoff between authorities and an unstable young mutant named Russell Collins, who went by "Firefist." After trying to calm Russell down and prevent any more damage, Wade realized that the orphanage where Russell lives, labeled a mutant "reeducation center," has abused him and Wade subsequently killed one of the staff members, leading to his and Collins' arrest. They were taken to the Ice Box and their powers were inhibited with special collars.[1]
The Firefist conundrum[]
Meanwhile, a cybernetic soldier from the future, Cable, arrived in 2018 to murder Russell before he could kill his first victim, as Cable's family is murdered by a future version of Russell. Cable's breaking into the Ice Box allowed for Wade and Russell to escape their cell, and when Cable came to kill Russell, Wade's collar was broken in the melee. With his powers restored, he attempted to defend Russell, but was beaten by Cable, who took the Skee-Ball token Vanessa gave to Wade on their anniversary. Wade forced Cable out of the prison, but Russell overheard Wade tell Cable that he didn't care about him and he fled. Cable beat Wade to near death and he had a vision of Vanessa in the afterlife where she convinces him to go after Russell and save him.
Wade returned to life and fled the Ice Box. He returned to Vancouver and formed a superhero team of his own called X-Force. They attempted to assault a convoy transferring Russell and several other Ice Box prisoners by parachuting from a plane, but the only survivors of the team end up being Wade and Domino, a mutant whose powers pertain to luck. The two assault the convoy alone, encountering Cable already on the scene. While Domino drove the truck and Cable fought Wade, Russell released fellow prisoner Juggernaut, who agreed to assist Russell in killing his abusive former headmaster. Before escaping, Juggernaut destroyed the convoy and tore Wade in half, allowing the two of them to escape unhindered.
Cable reluctantly agreed to work with Wade and Domino in order to stop Russell's first murder, including agreeing to let Wade try to talk Russell down, though still planning to kill Russell if Wade's plan failed. The team was initially overpowered by Juggernaut while Russell terrorized his headmaster until Colossus, Negasonic Teenage Warhead, and her girlfriend Yukio arrived and helped to hold him off. Wade attempted to talk Russell down, even putting on an inhibitor collar to negate his powers as a show of good faith. This ultimately failed, however, and Cable shot the boy. Wade jumped in front of the bullet and was fatally wounded since his healing factor was negated by the collar. Feeling it was his time to go, he refused to let anyone remove the collar, choosing to be reunited with Vanessa in the afterlife. Russell was inspired by Wade's sacrifice and chose not to kill the headmaster, which prevented the death of Cable's family in the future.
Cable decided to use his final time-traveling charge to go back and hide Vanessa's Skee-Ball token inside Deadpool's uniform, in the spot where he would be shot. Wade still took the bullet for Russell, but this time it was stopped by the Skee-Ball token and Wade survived. Despite this, Russell was still inspired by Wade's sacrifice and did not kill the headmaster. As the group left the scene, however, Wade's taxi-driver friend Dopinder arrived and ran over the fleeing headmaster, killing him anyway.
Altering the timelines[]
Later on, Negasonic Teenage Warhead and Yukio managed to fix Cable's time-traveling device, and Wade used it to make several alterations to the timeline. He went back and saved both Vanessa and former X-Force member Peter Wisdom, who had no powers. He then visited Earth-18315 and killed that universe's Wade Wilson by shooting him in the head. After this, he made a stop in a timeline similar to Earth-1218 and shot Ryan Reynolds in the back of the head before he could sign onto the Green Lantern movie. He then visited Adolf Hitler as a baby; attempting to strangle him before realizing he was unable to kill a baby, and decided to get Cable to kill him instead.[1]Attributes
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Notes
- Ryan Reynolds portrayed Deadpool in Deadpool 2 and Once Upon a Deadpool.
- Reynolds also portrayed Juggernaut in Deadpool 2, Hannibal King in Blade: Trinity, the original XMCU timeline's Wade Wilson in X-Men Origins: Wolverine, and the revised XMCU timeline's Deadpool in Deadpool and Deadpool & Wolverine.
- This Deadpool appears to be much younger than his original timeline counterpart, being in his late 30s in the mid-2010s, while his counterpart was in his early 30s in the 1980s.
Trivia
- This Deadpool's consciousness seemingly merged with that of his younger counterpart when he traveled back in time into his younger body to save Vanessa, and his younger self gained his memories of the aborted timeline.[1]
See Also
- 1 appearance(s) of Wade Wilson (Earth-41633)
- 1 mention(s) of Wade Wilson (Earth-41633)
- 27 image(s) of Wade Wilson (Earth-41633)
- 3 quotation(s) by or about Wade Wilson (Earth-41633)
- 3 victim(s) killed by Wade Wilson (Earth-41633)