All posts by MJLogan95
Editors are free to add what Deadpool & Wolverine did in the MCU movie to this wiki's pages for those two characters after the movie has come out. We won't be making pages for MCU specific characters like TVA agents (we'll link to the MCU wiki for those) but pre-existing characters can have DP3 info added when the time comes.
@Spongebo456 "@MJLogan95 can I add this Wiki Activity script to the wiki please? It would exist alongside Recent Changes. I forget if I asked before."
Yeah, go ahead. Also, while I have your attention, if I may make a suggestion to pass long? Reinstating date of first edit to user profiles. It was a neat indicator before, to show when each user's first edit on that particular wiki was, and displayed how long they may have been part of each community. The UCP has removed that feature.
Well, the images I found with this issue are not necessarily pertinent to this wiki in general, but: https://marvelcinematicuniverse.fandom.com/wiki/Star-Lord%27s_Zune
^ Every image there posted pre-UCP switch has "Posted in" when you click on the photo, but the very last photo (added post UCP) does not, and it's a complaint users & administrators have voiced frustration about.
There are certain images that on article pages that, when you click the photo, shows what pages the image is also on, but some images do not. The images that do not show them seem to be new ones, meaning that they were uploaded after the wiki had switched to UCP, and the images unaffected were from before the change.
Agreed. Thanks for the heads-up.
Wait until the movie comes out and then rename the page if we must.
Sounds good.
Btw, can we update Wolverine's profile? We know how he got into the Weapon X program in the new timeline now. He volunteered as referenced in Logan and the deleted scene mentioning the stuff he did in Nigeria.
How do we know he's talking about the new timeline? We don't. Logan has no memories of the revised timeline events, as shown in "Days of Future Past". However, he does remember everything that happened in the original timeline - including the events of "Origins: Wolverine" and the whole Team X thing.
Also, would any of you mind redirecting me to this deleted scene from Logan you keep bringing up>
Marvel has been doing this for a awhile. The Infinite Gauntlet with all the Infinite Stone was seen in Thor for example.
Yeah, no. They already explained that the gauntlet in Odin's vault is filled with replica stones, to showcase how the completed gauntlet is supposed to look. It was added in the Thor film at first as an easter egg. But it doesn't contradict or convultute anything.
Scott's age is a continuity then, just like Deadpool's. Because the final of Origins was indeed in 1979. Apparently, for the 30th anniversary of the Three Mile Island Incident according to a news source I read.
http://www.nukefree.org/news/wolverinebattleatthreemileisland
Speaking of Spider-Man: Homecoming, that also made a massive timeline error. So it's not hard imagining Origins making a similar error.
Um.... you do realize that every X-Men movie contradicts one another? You do know that FOX's X-Men film series is known for its messed up timeline? Which is why when Spider-Man: Homecoming came out, everyone compared the eight years thing to X-Men, wondering why Marvel would pull such a blunder that they'd expect from FOX?
Well, it's been a while since I saw the movie, but given the fact that he was not in senior year but knew how to drive, I believe the general consensus is that yes, he was sixteen years old (eleventh grade).
Also, when was Scott stated to be 16 in Apocalypse? The actor that played him was 18-19.
Actors ages don't correlate with the characters they portray. Tom Holland at age 20 played a 15 year old Peter Parker/Spider-Man in Spider-Man: Homecoming.
6) Yeah i agree. There's 4 Angels in this universe already, the girl with bug wings, two with bird wings and one with no wings (but does really good superhero landings)
7) Well the Origins actress has aged enough to play Emma in the next trilogy set in the 90's so they might as well use her again and clear up the Emma age thing while theyre at it (using the body jump theory), and simultaneously explain how Professor X survived X 3 via this as a cross reference.
8) The person Interviews magneto in 2013, i mean the theorising can be speculatory, but the interview comments should be spot on. The interview was wrote by a famous marvel reporter, i can't remember which tho and the website keeps redirecting me to fox's main website now which is annoying
Technically we have three Angel's - one is Angel Salvadore (so Angel is her first name, she counts as an Angel) but Angel Dust I wouldn't personally count as an Angel.
And I REALLY HOPE there is no 90s X-Men movies. We both know Emma from Origins will not return in a 90s X-Men movie nor will they re-use Emma Frost, and another movie means more contradictions.
Logan went into the military and met Stryker like in the old timeline. LOGAN hinted at this with the dog tags.
He had the "Logan" dog tag prior to meeting Stryker though, did he not?
Then you're free to assume it takes place in 2008 whilst I shall believe it takes place in 2015-2016.
Yeah, but how do you know for sure that it's set in 2016? Like, what actual evidence is there? By this logic, we might as well say it's not set in the timeline at all.
2015 vehicles on the road. I understand some movies set in the past sometimes have future vehicles in the scenes, but there's nothing to ever indicate the movie takes place in 2008. Meanwhile, we see 2010s technology and 2014-2015 vehicles plus the fact that there's no reason whatsoever that the writers of the film would have it take place in 2008 at all.
So in other words, Deadpool is the only character who gets a pass for that continuity thing. He's not the son of Origins Deadpool, he's aware of Origins Deadpool and to him it's just "his old movie". Because of his fourth wall breaking nature, it works. With everyone else, it doesn't.
And then there's Deadpool. I'm adamant that this film is not set in 2016, but 2008. The fact that he actually has the People Magazine issue of Hugh Jackman's Sexiest Man Alive is a clue, because that was in 2008. The clothes and general lack of hipsters everywhere furthers that. So it's possible Wade was 18 in Origins in 1982, and had only just joined the team (and is not actually a mutant, because I don't think he's ever called one in the film anyway, is he?), then he's 20 in 1984, so he's 42 when he meets Vanessa, and 44 by the end of the film. Which seems much more likely than him being around 70. Either that, or the Wade in Deadpool is the son of the Wade from Origins, who went into the family Merc business. Also not impossible.
Nope. They're both the same characters, yet they're not. It's the studio purposefully giving a middle finger to the continuity and they're allowed to because Deadpool is a fourth wall breaking character, who acknowledges that he's in a movie, that Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman exist, and that there are different timelines. It's also set in 2016. It's not set in 2008.
Beast talks about how long he's been secretary of mutant affairs and there is a new president in X3
He could have resigned, election could have come to an end, etc etc.
And yes, I'm aware the president changed :P