After all, it’s not entirely out of the realm of possibility for characters to return from the dead to Marvel’s world. the whole plot from “Avengers: Endgame”. Like “Deadpool 2” it was not technically Part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Shatterstar’s return in “Deadpool 3” could be the beginning of how the characters will be incorporated into the MCU. Wolverine’s appearance is already a start to engaging “X-Men” characters following Disney’s takeover of 20th Century Studios, so it wouldn’t be impossible for one of the fellow mutants to use his powers to bring him back. . Deadpool used Cable’s time-traveling device in ‘Deadpool 2’ to prevent a few deaths, and while we haven’t actually seen Shatterstar revived, there is a monologue from Ryan Reynolds about ‘off-screen events’ waiting for us. to happen.
Given the MCU’s current obsession with the multiverse, there’s always the possibility that ‘Deadpool 3’ takes place in a separate multiverse from ‘Deadpool 2’, which would be a pretty easy concession to Shatterstar’s survival and crossroads. between Deadpool and Wolverine. Or, perhaps, his claim that he was an alien from the planet Mojoworld and superior to “normal” humans in every way was true, and there is something alien… magical… or something that can pull him back together. Regardless of how they pull it off, neither Marvel nor 20th Century Studios have confirmed the look of him, so we’ll have to keep deciphering the tweets until the movie releases in 2024.
