Why is Ant-Man dead in Deadpool & Wolverine movie? 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
The trailer features a giant Ant-Man helmet, indicating that Ant-Man may have perished. Theories suggest that Cassandra Nova could have killed him as part of her sinister plot, or that the helmet serves as a base for her villainous activities.
In the movie *Deadpool and Wolverine*, Ant-Man (played by Paul Rudd) is depicted as a corpse, but the circumstances of his death remain unclear:
- Alternate Universe : He might have failed in his duties in an alternate reality. - Old Age : It's possible he died of old age in a future timeline. - Nova's Headquarters : Cassandra Nova may have repurposed the corpse of a giant Ant-Man as her lair in The Void.
In the teaser for *Deadpool and Wolverine*, Deadpool jokes about Paul Rudd's age upon seeing a large skull of the deceased Ant-Man, leaving it uncertain whether this implies Ant-Man's permanent death in the MCU.
Additionally, there's a humorous theory that Ant-Man died after attempting to enter Thanos' rear end to kill him. While this is never explicitly stated in the film, it's the kind of absurd fan theory likely to gain popularity, potentially leading to confirmation from Ryan Reynolds or the director, thereby canonizing it.
Some fans speculate it would make more sense if this Ant-Man had perished while trying to enter Galactus' rear end instead.
However, this theory suggests that this particular Ant-Man was successful, but at the cost of his size. He had to grow large enough to defeat the Mad Titan, which ultimately led to an aneurysm due to the inability to sustain his biochemicals at that size.
This is a widely accepted notion among fan theorists, who, based on their extensive knowledge of such absurd scenarios, consider it a valid addition to the canon.
's #earn challenge called "Throwback Challenge: Draw Your Favorite Childhood Cartoon Character" Well. Deadpool did appear in several Animated shows and movies before Ryan Reynolds brought the live version of the Merc with a mouth to the big screen. However, those shows are just recent... This is not my "favorite childhood cartoon character" not even my "favorite childhoodcomic book character" (It's always been Wolvie... well Cap was my first favorite... or was it Superman? No, it's Spiderman!) Anyways, I sketchted this and my 7-year old son traced the sketch and did all the coloring!