Why Wolverine HATES The Avengers

Wolverine in Deadpool and Wolverine hates the Avengers.

In fact, he used a particular f word when expressing his feelings towards them.

It’s because Earths Mightiest Heroes wasn’t there when his family were being slaughtered like NPCs in a GTA rampage. This is a plot point that has persisted in the original stories, where the X-Men has animosity towards the Avengers due to them essentially living in different worlds because of who they are.

And then being reminded of them constantly. Even Deadpool wanted to join the Avengers. He can’t get away from people holding them in such high esteem despite them letting him down when he needed them the most.

This of course is all a theory so let me know your thoughts.

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[davidp]

I’m assuming Wolverine eye rolls anytime Tony Stark walks into a room 😂

[TheLolwut]

Wolverine was *on* the avengers for a bit though.

Its one of the major plot points of XvA.

[lothean]

Strange how the avengers would let mutants be slaughtered

[mattlavender]

Team Xmen they have saved the world countless times even told the celestials to f off and the world still fears and hates them

[MartyMicdart]

It makes sense, hell even in the cartoons the avengers hands are tied to help the x men when they are in desperate need for their help?

[Artorion]

The funny and ironic thing is Wolverine is an avenger hell he is as much of an avenger as he is an X-Men he spends almost as time with them as he does the x-men!

[Decoy]

Ig it would make sense why he dislikes them because they never helped mutants when they needed it, but then again Wolverine can't hate them for not being there to help the X-Men when he wasn't there either.

[thekris]

Maybe the Segovia accords were in place so they couldn’t act? Just a theory. 🤷‍♂️

[topboy]

If it's not Hugh's wolverine in Secret Wars then that's not wolverine

[bobhill]

This makes perfect, logical sense to me. Deadpool and Wolverine was a great movie and a great series finale.

[joelbautista]

Makes Sense Since wolverine use to be Part of Avengers in the Old Cartoons

[Waffle]

It’s still just crazy to think that Franklin Richard’s is one of the selected few who can actually kill Logan and hulk genuinely

[AdasenC-noob]

I think he hates the avengers because the ones on his world probably knew about the humans attacking the X-Men and didn't help the mutants.

[TempestFirestrike]

Spider-Man: "But Logan what about Cap you must respect him??? he like fought in WW2!!!" Logan: "Like he's the only one who did that kid, and unlike him the rest of us didn't get to sit the end of the war out in a block of ice, we had a job to do and we did what needed to be done..." Spider-Man: 🤯😳

[williehawkinsii]

I still want to know how is it that the entirety of his version of the X-Men were killed?
And the fact that they call him the worst Wolverine when he had apparently the weakest version of the X-Men who got killed off by just a bunch of random groups of people who Wolverine was able to take out single-handedly and kept going on beyond that with basically no one able to stop him

[fenumtaurus]

I can't wait to see this version of Wolverine again.

[kevincharbonneau]

I hate the Avengers too. The X-MEN are pretty great though

[aaronjones]

It also might have something to do with the fact that Nick Fury blackmailed wolverine into fighting the Hulk.

[NhBleker]

In his world, The Avengers are either responsible for the mutant genocide as they'd be the only ones to combat the powerful mutants that could destroy humanity with a flick of the wrist, or they did nothing has the mutants/X-Men were slaughtered like animals and burned in a mass grave.

[juliusjud]

"Fruit The Avengers."
- Deadpool and Wolverine (2024)