Deadpool and Wolverine: 10 Easter Eggs You Missed [Paul Rudd cameo, Ryan Reynolds]

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Logan’s Grave
Deadpool has never shied away from commenting on Wolverine. He opened Deadpool 2 by directly going after the critical success of 2017’s Logan. With Logan being a gritty finale for the superhero, Deadpool aimed to do the same with this sequel.
For the third film, however, Deadpool refuses to let Logan’s story end. He returns to the exact spot where Logan ended, with Wolverine being buried in the woods. When Deadpool digs up the grave, however, he discovers nothing but Logan’s adamantium skeleton. While this skeleton does make for a useful weapon against the TVA, it’s not exactly the best ally for Deadpool’s new movie.

Happy Hogan
Deadpool tries to find his place in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. By hopping over to the MCU world, he tries to get a job as an Avenger. Instead of meeting with any of the actual superheroes, his Avengers interview is hosted by Happy Hogan.
Happy Hogan is not an Avenger, but a very familiar character in the MCU. He’s been Tony Stark’s right-hand man since the first Iron Man movie. Despite all the attacks he’s endured, Harry keeps chugging through the MCU. He’s played a role in all three Iron Man movies, as well as all three Tom Holland Spider-Man movies.
Having dealt with superheroes young and old, Happy knows his heroes. He can tell that Wade wouldn’t be the best fit for Disney’s established universe.

Birthday Party Sequence
Okay, maybe you haven’t watched all the Marvel movies and only the Deadpool movies. There’s still plenty of Easter eggs to catch. Specifically, there’s the birthday party for Wade. A lot of familiar faces show up for this scene.
The stand-out is, of course, Colossus. The titanium member of the X-Men became Wade’s reluctant ally in the previous two Deadpool movies. Vanessa, Wade’s former fiancee, is also present, revealing how their relationship didn’t exactly work out. Wade’s roommate, Blind Al, is still there, giving her scathing criticisms amid her blindness. Negasonic Teenage Warhead is back, as well as her love interest Yuki from the previous film.
Even the smaller characters are back. Dopinder was the taxi driver of the first two Deadpool movies and is still hanging around. But the one character who returns with the most support is Peter from Deadpool 2. He was cast as the ordinary man in Deadpool’s makeshift X-Force. After enduring a brutal death in Deadpool 2, Wade saves him with Cabel’s time-traveling device. Peter returns the favor by giving Wade a job as a car salesman. He also becomes a bigger hero in this film for just being a good guy. Not all heroes wear capes. Some wear mustaches.
The TVA
Speaking of Cabel’s time-traveling device, Wade attracts the attention of the TVA. The organization first appeared in the Loki TV series. If you missed that show, don’t worry. You won’t need to peer closely at traces of Loki. It’s more of a bonus than a necessity.

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