Deadpool & Wolverine: Logan’s DOOMED UNIVERSE Explained!

Maybe he failed to kill Jean and Phoenix wiped it. Maybe Cassandra is using Antman as a giant cerebro and controlled him across the multiverse with amplified powers so he thinks he was responsible for his universes end

Can't the Void have more than one terrain? Grass over here, desert over there etc.

Everyone has been assuming that Wolverine "letting down his entire world" must be a reference to an incursion or some kind of huge, universe ending disaster but it could be something more grounded like failing to prevent a disaster that affected not only mutants but humans too. That could be why he's unwelcome in the bar. It might not be as simple as "we don't serve mutants".

My guess is Post DOPF where 1-Logan accidentally killed X-Men dooming world to Cassandra Nova or 2- Cassandra Nova killed X-Men sadistically as helpless Logan watched

What if this wolverine is from a universe where he didnt kill jean in X3, and the phoenix wipes everything out.

I think the Wolverine was recruited for the same mission that Deadpool is currently recruited for, and he failed (or refused). Hence Paradox framing it as he "let down his universe". That is, "don't be like this Wolverine, do what you're told".

Seeing Laura Kinney move the cross to an X will always give me a lump in my throat.

Maybe wolverine’s time travel in days of future past caused the anomaly?

Nothing would be funny if Steve Rogers finds out he used to be the human torch in another universe😂🤔

"So this is how it feels." I always thought he said that because he now felt what it was like to be really loved and the love he had for Laura as a daughter. But thats just me.

Jackman said it in an interview that this wolverine is from the pre logan saga. Before he died.

I will watch everything that start with hugh Jackman Incredible actor

Not sure if the place we see being all dusty and stuff can be discounted as the void just because it doesn't have the same grassy fields as the void in Loki. Nothing stops the void from having multiple landscapes the same as any planet would. It just as easily could be the void as it could be a post-incursion universe.

This is what I can put together: Wolverine has killed the anchor hero in his universe because of Cassandra Nova and triggered an incursion. TVA arrives in that universe and prunes the entire universe, thereby sending Cassandra and the rest to the void except for Wolverine, who manages to escape to another universe. TVA recruits Deadpool to catch Wolverine and Deadpool successfully manages to bring him to TVA. Both of them manages to escape TVA using the Tempad, thereby travelling to different universes. Deadpool kills some of the agents but eventually both Deadpool and Wolverine get pruned and sent to the void, where they confront Cassandra.

I think everyone is overlooking the fact that there's a bunch of mutants that were killed cus they went against the x-men that are now alive again & when each death happened

I think it’s Days of Future Past related. Wolverine messed with the timeline and jumped to a reality that wasn’t his original and remained there. I think he cause an incursion like Miguel o Hara.

What if there is a branched timeline where Logan couldn’t/didn’t travel back in time to stop the sentinels. The sentinels wiped out everything and those are the pod graves we see. They deem it his fault because either he didn’t or something stopped him from being able to go back in time to stop them. Or maybe he went back and couldn’t stop raven. So it would be the same Logan from all the previous movies, but his timeline got branched in days of future past? Idk it could be a million things and everyone could be totally off. This is the multiverse after all lol

It's definitely the void. It makes no sense for that to be his world, especially when Deadpool first sees him in a normal bar with electricity. An incursion should fully destroy the world.

Damn, Disney is Alioth

If they're are using a younger Cassandra Nova does that mean they will also have a younger version of Charles Xavier in the MCU, long term?