Deadpool 2

Largely original or faithfully-adapted comic characters; no high-profile identity swaps of established figures.

Features capable female characters like Domino and Negasonic, but no framing that men are the problem; Deadpool remains the bumbling-but-central hero.

• Domino's 'luck' powers are played as effective and cool
• Negasonic and her girlfriend as competent X-Men

Negasonic Teenage Warhead has an openly lesbian relationship with Yukio, presented as a minor but real on-screen couple.

• Negasonic introduces Yukio as her girlfriend
• The two appear together as a couple in the X-Mansion

Diverse ensemble (Domino, Yukio) fits a contemporary superhero setting without contradicting lore.

• Domino played as Black, consistent with various comic portrayals

Crude, self-aware comedy that mocks everything including itself; no sustained sermonizing.

• Constant fourth-wall jokes are comedic, not ideological

No framing of masculinity or the West as villainous; tone is irreverent toward all targets equally.

Generally faithful to the irreverent comic tone; deviations are creative/comedic, not agenda-driven.

• X-Force gag sequence
• Time-travel ending plays with continuity for laughs