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Ryan Reynolds says Deadpool won’t be the solo focus of future projects and will return as a supporting character in the MCU. He’s written material for a comeback, but there’s no plan for a standalone Deadpool 4. Reynolds notes Deadpool thrives best in group settings and may continue to defy being fully centered, with the character’s arc aiming to remain outside the main spotlight.
Marvel Rivals Version 20260326 introduces a balance patch: Deadpool’s mobility is slightly reduced with a 0.5s cooldown on Bunny Bounce, Bunny Hop, and Healing Hop after a refresh; Elsa Bloodstone’s base health drops from 275 to 250; White Fox receives multiple buffs including full Spirit Tail on respawn, Spectral Surge healing (50), Spirit Sanctuary heal reduction (70→50) with the shield now providing 20/s HoT to nearby allies, and Blessed by the Nine during Kumiho Unleashed no longer costs White Fox health but gains a 2s cooldown.
Marvel Rivals has announced the winners of its S6 Content Incentive Event, celebrating Deadpool's chaotic energy and the community's creative submissions. The winners are listed in an accompanying image; winners will be contacted by email by March 31, and prizes will be distributed by April 15, with possible delays due to logistics. For questions, contact [email protected].
Marvel Rivals Season 6 introduces Deadpool as the first hero able to take any of the three roles with a swap option at selection, and launches a Night at the Museum-themed battle pass. The base pass costs 990 Lattice (~$10) and includes 10 skins plus MVP animations, emotes, and sprays; a premium version costs 2,100 Lattice (~$21) and adds Chrono Tokens, token boosts, plus items like Units and Unstable Molecules, with 600 Lattice included in the premium bundle. The season also adds notable skins such as Bucky (Winter Soldier), Vampire Slayer (Blade), Black Panther, Storm, Moon Knight’s King of Clubs, and Human Torch’s Jack of Hearts, with several card-themed skins expected in the in-game shop.
Deadpool is joining NetEase’s online shooter Marvel Rivals, arriving Feb. 16 with a versatile kit that can switch him between tank, DPS, and healer and even pull a comic-book moment mid‑match. The Season 6 update, Night at the Museum, starts Jan. 16, adding more content and fixes as Deadpool’s unpredictable gameplay looms on the horizon. The piece notes Marvel Rivals’ growth and a prior round of layoffs at NetEase, underscoring Deadpool as a standout, much-anticipated addition to the roster.
Season 6 kicks off with Deadpool’s arrival, new content (plots, lore, photo mode, config sharing), and a progression boost via automatic Proficiency conversion that instantly unlocks rewards. New bundles, a refreshed Battle Pass, and events like Whac-A-Jeff drive the grind, plus Twitch Drops and Ignite/MRC changes. Bug fixes span heroes (Thor, Magneto, Punisher, Strange) and performance tweaks, with downtime on Jan 16, 2026 for ~2 hours to implement the patch.
Season 6 of Marvel Rivals introduces Deadpool, new systems (Times Square Photo Mode and shareable controller presets), an automatic Proficiency-to-level conversion that instantly unlocks rewards, a new in-store lineup and a Museum-themed Battle Pass, plus events like Whac-A-Jeff and extended gift drops. The patch also reshapes the competitive scene with the Marvel Rivals Championship and Ignite Series changes, Champion Points, and a slate of balance fixes for several heroes. Maintenance is expected to last about 2 hours on January 16, 2026 (UTC) before the update goes live.
Marvel Rivals Season 6 launches Jan 16, 2026, introducing Deadpool as a triple-role hero (Duelist, Vanguard, Strategist) whose abilities scale with play and style. Early patch notes preview buffs to several heroes, a Namor adjustment, and a mix of new and retired Team-Ups (Peni Parker + Spider-Man; Deadpool + Jeff; Ever-Burning Bond and Peni Parker leaving Rocket Network; Doctor Strange Team-Up returning in 6.5). A new map, Museum of Contemplation, debuts Jan 29, alongside Times Square updates (Photo Mode and Clobberin’ Club). Resource Rumble is temporarily removed from Quick Match, with progression and rewards upgrades also on the horizon.
NetEase’s Marvel Rivals adds Deadpool as the newest hero who can switch mid‑match between three archetypes—Vanguard, Duelist, and Strategist—while featuring a unique progression system that levels up abilities and charges the ultimate via a stylish, combat-focused mechanic. He arrives with the game’s next season on January 16, and his versatile kit could shake Rivals’ current meta.
Marvel Rivals Season 6, launching on January 16, 2026, will introduce Deadpool and Elsa Bloodstone as new playable heroes, revealed through an exciting animated trailer showcasing action-packed sequences and new character appearances.
Marvel's Deadpool VR impresses with its satisfying combat, expressive cel-shaded visuals, and immersive gameplay, making it a promising addition to VR superhero games, arriving on Quest 3 and 3S on November 18.
Marvel and DC are releasing a groundbreaking crossover comic, 'Deadpool/Batman' #1, featuring variant covers by top artists and interior stories with popular characters, set for release on September 17, marking a rare collaboration between the two comic giants.
Deadpool VR, a Meta Quest 3 exclusive game voiced by Neil Patrick Harris, offers an immersive, violent, and humorous VR experience that pushes the boundaries of active gaming with its intense combat, seamless embodiment of Deadpool, and innovative comfort features, showcasing Meta's advancements in VR hardware and software for extended, engaging gameplay.
Marvel has announced a new Deadpool VR game featuring Neil Patrick Harris as the voice actor, set to launch exclusively on Meta Quest 3 and 3S, offering an original story with immersive combat and over-the-top dismemberment, though a release date has not yet been announced.
Rob Liefeld, the creator of Deadpool, has had a highly lucrative year, leveraging the character's success into significant deals with major studios. He secured a $2 million deal with Warner Bros. for his comic Avengelyne and regained rights to his Youngblood series. Liefeld's unique royalty arrangement ensures he profits from all Deadpool appearances, making him one of the most financially successful comic creators despite having few adaptations of his work. His ability to capitalize on Deadpool's popularity has built him a substantial empire without a large company.