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A question regarding the Void ...
Now, if one were to consider the portrayal of the Void in *Deadpool and Wolverine* as a meta-portrayal of dead or discontinued film and TV franchises due to the presence of characters like the 2000s Human Torch, the 2000s Elektra, and the 1998-2004 Blade in the Void, which other abandoned franchises (even non-Marvel ones) do you think could headcanonically be in the Void? Heck, it doesn't even have to be Marvel, but also from Disney's other IPs like Fox (Fox Marvel properties aside), Touchstone, or Lucasfilm, or even other companies altogether like Netflix, Sony, Paramount, Warner Brothers, Lionsgate, Universal etc. For all we know, there could be countless properties out there in the Void, and stuff such as *Who Framed Roger Rabbit?*, *Kingdom Hearts*, *Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers*, and *Space Jam: A New Legacy*, and theories such as the Tommy Westphall Universe hypothesis explicitly confirm that all fictional works (or most of them, at least) exist within the same multiversal sphere, and many big IPs have crossed over with each other, which further confirms what I'm saying.
My personal headcanon is that the 2000s live-action *Scooby-Doo* continuity (made by Warner Bros.) was pruned by the TVA due to *Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed* flopping and a potential third film in that continuity going into forced indefinite cancellation as a result, forcing the live-action 2000s Mystery Incorporated gang (the "anchor beings" of their universe) to eventually be pruned and sent to the Void due to their own world "dying". If Ryan Reynolds managed to get Disney/Marvel Studios to make a deal with Warner Bros. to have at least one non-Marvel IP cameo in *Deadpool and Wolverine*, then they should have gone for the 2000s *Scooby-Doo* films (given that a third film in that continuity is unlikely to happen). Just imagine Wade and Logan encountering a woman in the Void who Wade thinks for sure is Hawkeye's wife (after being bummed that the man whom he thought was Steve Rogers from earlier was actually the 2000s Johnny Storm), but "Hawkeye's wife" happens to be wearing glasses, a bright orange sweater, a red skirt, and has a cartoony nasal-sounding voice, whilst shouting "Jinkies!" in surprise by Wade's presence, revealing not the woman who Wade thinks is Laura Barton but rather *Velma Dinkley*. Especially given that Linda Cardellini plays both characters, it would have been another fun nod like Chris Evans' cameo, as Wade would probably groan and say "Not this again!" in frustration (and then would ask if *Scooby-Doo* was a Warner property, anyway). Plus it would have been on brand for the 2000s *Scooby-Doo* live action universe to cross over into a *Deadpool* film (given the self-awareness of both the 2000s *Scooby-Doo* films and the *Deadpool* films). Sure, maybe it would have been an inessential cameo, but still fun nonetheless if they had at least one non-Marvel franchise show up within the cameofest (with an in-narrative explanation that Velma and the rest of the gang split up to look for some clues, with Scooby, Shaggy, Fred and Daphne either killed by Alioth or Cassandra Nova and/or her crew or simply in hiding from Alioth, especially Scooby and Shaggy). (Not to mention, the 2000s *Scooby-Doo* movies also have some MCU alumni in common: the aforementioned Linda Cardellini, Seth Green, James Gunn, Tim Blake Nelson, and now Matthew Lillard, to name a few)
Which other non-Marvel IPs do you think and not be surprised might have been pruned and sent to the Void in your own personal headcanon?
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Now, if one were to consider the portrayal of the Void in *Deadpool and Wolverine* as a meta-portrayal of dead or discontinued film and TV franchises due to the presence of characters like the 2000s Human Torch, the 2000s Elektra, and the 1998-2004 Blade in the Void, which other abandoned franchises (even non-Marvel ones) do you think could headcanonically be in the Void? Heck, it doesn't even have to be Marvel, but also from Disney's other IPs like Fox (Fox Marvel properties aside), Touchstone, or Lucasfilm, or even other companies altogether like Netflix, Sony, Paramount, Warner Brothers, Lionsgate, Universal etc. For all we know, there could be countless properties out there in the Void, and stuff such as *Who Framed Roger Rabbit?*, *Kingdom Hearts*, *Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers*, and *Space Jam: A New Legacy*, and theories such as the Tommy Westphall Universe hypothesis explicitly confirm that all fictional works (or most of them, at least) exist within the same multiversal sphere, and many big IPs have crossed over with each other, which further confirms what I'm saying.
My personal headcanon is that the 2000s live-action *Scooby-Doo* continuity (made by Warner Bros.) was pruned by the TVA due to *Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed* flopping and a potential third film in that continuity going into forced indefinite cancellation as a result, forcing the live-action 2000s Mystery Incorporated gang (the "anchor beings" of their universe) to eventually be pruned and sent to the Void due to their own world "dying". If Ryan Reynolds managed to get Disney/Marvel Studios to make a deal with Warner Bros. to have at least one non-Marvel IP cameo in *Deadpool and Wolverine*, then they should have gone for the 2000s *Scooby-Doo* films (given that a third film in that continuity is unlikely to happen). Just imagine Wade and Logan encountering a woman in the Void who Wade thinks for sure is Hawkeye's wife (after being bummed that the man whom he thought was Steve Rogers from earlier was actually the 2000s Johnny Storm), but "Hawkeye's wife" happens to be wearing glasses, a bright orange sweater, a red skirt, and has a cartoony nasal-sounding voice, whilst shouting "Jinkies!" in surprise by Wade's presence, revealing not the woman who Wade thinks is Laura Barton but rather *Velma Dinkley*. Especially given that Linda Cardellini plays both characters, it would have been another fun nod like Chris Evans' cameo, as Wade would probably groan and say "Not this again!" in frustration (and then would ask if *Scooby-Doo* was a Warner property, anyway). Plus it would have been on brand for the 2000s *Scooby-Doo* live action universe to cross over into a *Deadpool* film (given the self-awareness of both the 2000s *Scooby-Doo* films and the *Deadpool* films). Sure, maybe it would have been an inessential cameo, but still fun nonetheless if they had at least one non-Marvel franchise show up within the cameofest (with an in-narrative explanation that Velma and the rest of the gang split up to look for some clues, with Scooby, Shaggy, Fred and Daphne either killed by Alioth or Cassandra Nova and/or her crew or simply in hiding from Alioth, especially Scooby and Shaggy). (Not to mention, the 2000s *Scooby-Doo* movies also have some MCU alumni in common: the aforementioned Linda Cardellini, Seth Green, James Gunn, Tim Blake Nelson, and now Matthew Lillard, to name a few)
Which other non-Marvel IPs do you think and not be surprised might have been pruned and sent to the Void in your own personal headcanon?
#movies #video
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