The Super Bowl trailer for Deadpool and Wolverine didn’t just show off the heroes in its title.
We also got good looks at other Marvel characters both new and familiar. From unrevealed inclusions like Cassandra Nova, to fan favourites like Colossus, check out the gallery to see all of them.
We probably won't see anyone from Madame Web - it's first reactions are savage.
This brief shot in the trailer potentially reveals a Wolverine variant called Patch, so-named because of his eye patch, who appears in comic miniseries Wolverine: Patch. Its cover image in 2022 features Logan in a white tuxedo, which is the same outfit worn here.
We see little of Wolverine considering he’s in the film’s title, but Marvel is undoubtedly saving his big reveal. A mutant with protruding claws who can rapidly heal himself, Wolverine appears at the end of the trailer and attacks Deadpool. Their partnership gets off to a seemingly rocky start.
Like Negasonic Teenage Warhead, Colossus also appeared in Deadpool, but his first screen appearance was 2000’s X-Men. He can generate durable organic metal to cover his body and withstand otherwise deadly impacts.
Could this dark cloud be Aloith, back after battling Loki in Loki Season 1? Another villain for Deadpool and Wolverine to content with, Alioth is less a character and more a trans-temporal entity that guards a dimension at the end of time called The Void.
Proving that no role-reprisal is off the table, Aaron Stanford returns as flame-manipulating mutant Pyro after playing him in X-2 and X-Men 3: The Last Stand. We last see him unconscious after getting headbutted by Iceman.
A mutant who can generate atomic bursts from her body. Negasonic debuted in 2016’s Deadpool, where she tries to convince Deadpool to join the X-Men. In the trailer she appears at Deadpool’s birthday party.
The biggest ‘who’s that’ of the trailer is reserved for supervillain Cassandra Nova (at least, that’s who it appears to be), played by The Crown ’s Emma Corrin. Cassandra Nova has telepathy powers comparable to Charles Xavier.
Introduced in 2013’s The Wolverine before reprising her role in Deadpool 2, Yukio is a ninja with the ability to control and manipulate electricity. She teams up with best pals Negasonic and Colossus to defeat Juggernaut in Deadpool 2.
Like Negasonic Teenage Warhead, Colossus also appeared in Deadpool, but his first screen appearance was 2000’s X-Men. He can generate durable organic metal to cover his body and withstand otherwise deadly impacts.
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Shedeur Sanders has been working with the Cleveland Browns' equipment staff as the No. 4 quarterback this summer. He'll have a new opportunity following the troubling injury news for Kenny Pickett. Per Adam Schefter of ESPN, Pickett suffered a hamstring injury during Saturday's practice and will not receive reps until his issue is re-evaluated. "Browns QB Kenny Pickett injured his hamstring near the end of Saturday’s practice and is expected to re-evaluate the injury later this week, per sources," Schefter posted on X. "Pickett was coming off a strong couple of practices, per sources, and at least for the short term, there now will be more reps for Joe Flacco, Dillon Gabriel and Shedeur Sanders. Pickett's injury will shake up the quarterback race in Cleveland. Through OTAs and early in training camp, Sanders has been the odd man out as the only signal caller on the roster not to receive reps with the first-team offense. It's unclear if the Browns coaching staff intends to give Sanders reps with the first-team offense now that Pickett is sidelined, but the fifth-round pick will have more chances this week to prove that he deserves an opportunity to stay in Cleveland. The Browns are in a unique situation with their rookie quarterbacks. Third-round pick Dillon Gabriel was selected before Sanders, but the son of Deion Sanders fell to Day 3 of the draft for reasons other than talent. The majority of draft analysts had Sanders as a better-graded quarterback than Gabriel, and many thought the Colorado product would be taken in the first round. The Browns can use the injury as an excuse to give Sanders reps with the first team, and it's a task they need to take advantage of before the team names a starter. Sanders has the potential to be a starter in the league, and this week is pivotal for his rookie season in Cleveland.
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Ichiro Suzuki delivered an amazing speech as he was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame on Sunday, and it even included a surprising swipe at one of his own former teams. During the iconic speech, Ichiro took the time to thank each of of the three MLB teams that he played for across his 19 MLB seasons. When he arrived at the Miami Marlins, he made a hilarious wisecrack about how he had never heard of the team before they offered him a contract in 2015. “And to the Miami Marlins: I appreciate David Samson and Mike Hill for coming today. Honestly, when you guys called to offer me a contract for 2015, I had never heard of your team,” Ichiro joked. Many were surprised to hear Ichiro deliver his speech in English, as he almost always used an interpreter in interviews during and after his playing career. The fact that the 51-year-old was able to entertain the crowd while not speaking in his native language made the speech even more iconic. While thanking the New York Yankees, Ichiro had a funny comment about how his former teammates were only there to support CC Sabathia, who was also being inducted into Cooperstown. Ichiro is one of the greatest hitters in MLB history, and fans have enjoyed seeing the less serious side of him in recent months. Earlier this year, he also took a hilarious shot at the lone Hall of Fame voter who snubbed him. Ichiro called out the voter again during his speech on Sunday.
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