Deadpool fanboys in the comments 💀

"How Deadpool and Wolverine stole my skin and let my lifeless corpse crumble into nothing"

"Ironic shitposting is still shitposting" The Movie, The Franchise.

I mean the opening of the movie was the equivalent of a scene from SpongeBob.

“Am I really gonna defile this grave for money? Of course I AM!”

15:36 Wolverine's skeleton is covered in Adamantium and it has been slowly poisoning him him for decades. The problem seen in Logan is his healing factor cant keep up with the posioning anymore and it's causing him to suffer health problems and "age". So he keeps an Adamantium bullet because its the only thing that can penetrate his skull if he ever gets so low and finally pulls the trigger. It's also a symbol for one of the last few things he has control over in his life as well.

15:36 - "The proximity to the bullet is slowly killing him."
Brother, what? He explicitly states that the adamantium in his bones has been slowly poisoning him and has finally caught up to him.

15:36 The adamantium bullet isn’t what stoped Logan’s regenerative powers, it was the food and water supply’s being drugged to kill all mutants by the government. I don’t understand how you think Logan being near the bullet is killing him when his literal bones are fussed with the same material

Logan sacrifices himself to give children a life in a universe that would’ve had another 2k years his death clearly still had meaning

If anything, the best way to honor the Fox movies was to carry on the legacy of having timelines that don't make any sense

Honestly the TVA as a concept tends to either ruin stories plot wise or theme wise. I’m so sick of them.

6:10 to be fair that's actually what happened in the comics.

When Kitty went back in time to prevent Senator Kelly's assassination and end the Days of Future's Past timeline, all it did was create a branch where DOFP specifically didn’t occur.

But DOFP lived on. One of its characters (Rachel Summers) even migrated over to the main timeline.

Marvel's multiverse has been bullshit for a long time lmao.

“Deadpool & Wolverine threw my bag full of Flash figurines into a metal shredder”

The anchor being thing apparently is a self-aware wink to the fact that franchises die after the main character end. Kinda like how Avengers started to dive after Iron Man's death.

deadpool and wolverine dug up my grave and slaughtered my sacred cow

for gods sakes i am so tired of people just ignoring the comics where anchor beings are huge plot points and just acting like deadpool invented anchor beings and just made it up for shits and giggles

10:40 a possibility is that a strong telepath like Charles, who is becoming unstable, is recieving "memories" from other timelines/multiverses (not saying its a good explination, but possible)

"Logan didn't actually save anyone" - That is objectively wrong. His universe doesn't end until thousands of years later, so he still saved all those kids, and by extension; the mutant race. The kids did get to grow up free and happy, and everyone except for Laura (before she gets saved in this movie) got to live full lives.

“What are you? The internet?”- Deadpool 2024

I think this film is too meta about just saying "When central actor leaves - the franchise dies", and asking serious lore-questions about anker-beings is like asking poet for physical explanation behind his metaphors with cheese....

I think they could have made the whole "anchor being" thing work with some minimal dialogue tweaks. Instead of just saying "the universe lost its anchor being" (which as you point out makes it sound like the universe only exists while that person lives) they could have had some lines like "...your universes anchor being died, prematurely." (Here you could make it a bit of joke, easy enough) And "he was supposed to pass the mantle to the next anchor being" (that being X23, giving the TVA a reason to pluck her out of the universe but then she fought back so they had to prune her. There you go now there's a reason for the different times to get her) and could start off with a little spiel about "Each universe exists with a continuation of anchor beings, one to the next to the next. It's our job to ensure the safe transition from one to another" (giving a little more depth to the TVA as an organization that clearly represents studios)