Deadpool & Wolverine is less than a month away from hitting the big screens. However, the stream of teasers is continuously flowing to prevent fans from moving an inch from the edge of their seats. These teasers have done nothing but heighten anticipation with potential theories and speculation. A recent teaser has turned fans into Marvel analysts, teasing a long-awaited fight that buffs have awaited for decades. Just as fans were processing this mind-blowing tease, Ryan Reynolds decided to kick it up a notch.

The actor teased a massive MCU possibility that could open the door for Deadpool to cross over into another universe within the vast superhero multiverse. 

Ryan Reynolds is leveraging his reputation as a marketing genius once again. Ever since the poster release of Deadpool & Wolverine, there have been countless cryptic references that have kept fans busy. Now, whether it is a Taylor Swift influence on him or not, but the actor has yet again shared another cryptic clue on Instagram. He shared a story of his selfie wearing a cap with a graffitied Avengers logo; the same logo the actor had shared two days ago. 

Reynolds posted a video with a blue flag waving with The Avengers logo on it. Another common feature that both the flag and the cap had was an anarchist symbol, which could be a huge clue to Deadpool’s merge with the Avengers considering the Merc with a Mouth’s knack of never going by rules. With the next installments of Avengers coming up, the MCU has enough scope for a Deadpool crossover. However, there is a catch.

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There is a strong reason why Deadpool can never join the Avengers, and even if he does, he would be dealt with so severely that not even his healing factor could help.

Nowadays, every Marvel hero who collaborates with the Avengers considers themselves a full-time Avenger, with Spider-Man and Doctor Strange being the biggest examples. Even in the comics, Deadpool has never been one to play by the team rules; he does his own thing. Although he has joined the Avengers a few times in the comic books, he has never fully committed to the team because of his nonchalant attitude and penchant for low-tier crime.

It would be highly lucrative for the MCU, however. Bringing Deadpool and the Avengers together is simply chaos, and fans seem to love it. Especially after seeing their reaction to the new tease of an epic potential fight between Wolverine and Hulk, it is safe to say that this crossover could produce a blockbuster. However, there is a possibility that the marketing mastermind Ryan Reynolds is simply hyping fans up with something that may turn out to be much smaller and less ambitious than a Deadpool and Avengers crossover.

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