The trailer follows the official teaser released in February. Notably, the teaser highlighted Wade Wilson, aka Deadpool, and hid Logan's, aka Wolverine's, face.
While the trailer offers the first official look at the two characters together in the new film, it should be noted that Ryan's actual debut as Deadpool wasn't the eponymous 2016 film but an appearance in the 2009 film X-Men Origins: Wolverine. The character was rebooted for the Deadpool film series, which is on its third film.
As for Hugh, this is his first time playing Wolverine since the 2017 film Logan. He's played the character across many movies since debuting as him over 20 years ago in the first X-Men film.
Deadpool & Wolverine will follow Wade as he recruits a downtrodden Wolverine to help him save his nearest and dearest.
Notably, Wolverine appears in a sleeveless yellow and blue suit, which is reportedly accurate to the character's comic book origins. It's also a big deal because Hugh hasn't donned a comic-accurate suit before in the previous films, according to Screen Rant.
The trailer also reveals a first look at Emma Corrin, who is rumored to be playing X-Men villain Cassandra Nova, though Marvel hasn't officially announced this. (Plus, fans are speculating they spotted a ton of otherX-Menlegends in the trailer, too.)
And Matthew Macfadyen, first revealed in the teaser, makes another appearance here.
Best yet, the trailer sees Deadpool and Wolverine jumping into some sort of portal. Is this a nod to how the characters connect to the greater MCU? Some fans think so, but only time will tell.
So yes, the MCU just got a major shakeup! Here are some of the best reactions to Deadpool & Wolverine:
I can't believe it took nearly 25 years for @RealHughJackman to finally don the comic-book-accurate Wolverine costume, but we finally made it X-Men fans...LFG!!! ❌🔥
perfect trailer 10/10, great banter between the two and enough teasing (particularly with this portal) which gets us hyped but not giving away much at all #DeadpoolAndWolverine pic.twitter.com/JwPegsKv9o
Making this Wolverine a version that is a massive fuck up so Deadpool can course-correct his life (like he does for characters in prior films) is honestly very smart. https://t.co/rHATxwVhb3
— Mauricio | Browntable (@Browntable_Ent) April 22, 2024
Small thing, but I love the little smile Logan gives when he leans into the gun.
I'm sure there's gonna be a million things I'll miss since I don't follow MCU anymore, but with Deadpool, I feel that won't matter, and I'm glad. https://t.co/uY7kgus1N7
I worked on DEADPOOL & WOLVERINE last year on their first week back on set after the strikes. Being right behind the camera while this scene filmed was SO much fun. pic.twitter.com/pm03WR5Y7j
