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Impressed by Deadpool, Spider-Man decides to ditch his training and goes with Deadpool to retrieve the S.H.I.E.L.D. file. Along the way, they soon discover that [[Taskmaster]] is involved. At first, they slowly begin to like each other as friends, but that soon fades away as Spider-Man learns that Deadpool has no rules or morals. Spider-Man soon realizes that Deadpool is not a freelance hero, but a mercenary. |
Impressed by Deadpool, Spider-Man decides to ditch his training and goes with Deadpool to retrieve the S.H.I.E.L.D. file. Along the way, they soon discover that [[Taskmaster]] is involved. At first, they slowly begin to like each other as friends, but that soon fades away as Spider-Man learns that Deadpool has no rules or morals. Spider-Man soon realizes that Deadpool is not a freelance hero, but a mercenary. |
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| − | Because of the webslinger's growing dislike for Deadpool's antics, attitude, and willingness to kill, Spider-Man intends to lecture Deadpool while fighting Taskmaster and his henchmen without killing them. Once they retrieve the file, Spider-Man learns that there was no Agent MacGuffin at all, it was all a lie made up by Deadpool. In truth, Deadpool is the one who stole the file in the first place and planned to sell it for the highest bidder. However, Taskmaster stole it before the mercenary had the chance. Thus, Deadpool used Spider-Man to help him to retrieve it. Unwilling to let that happen, Spider-Man |
+ | Because of the webslinger's growing dislike for Deadpool's antics, attitude, and willingness to kill, Spider-Man intends to lecture Deadpool while fighting Taskmaster and his henchmen without killing them. Once they retrieve the file, Spider-Man learns that there was no Agent MacGuffin at all, it was all a lie made up by Deadpool. In truth, Deadpool is the one who stole the file in the first place and planned to sell it for the highest bidder. However, Taskmaster stole it before the mercenary had the chance. Thus, Deadpool used Spider-Man to help him to retrieve it. Unwilling to let that happen, Spider-Man fights Deadpool in the latter's madcap world, which ends with Spider-Man victorious. |
Spider-Man soon learns of Deadpool's true origin: he was an ordinary teenager who gotten picked and bullied by thugs. He was found by [[Nick Fury]], who took pity on him and took him in. Fury recruited him into his Young Heroes program where he would train alongside [[Nova]], [[White Tiger]], [[Iron Fist]], and [[Power Man]]. However, Deadpool became disillusioned with Fury's goals and took pleasure in inflicting pain onto his enemies. Spider-Man understands Deadpool's pain as he realizes that if things had not turn out well, he could have become just like Deadpool. |
Spider-Man soon learns of Deadpool's true origin: he was an ordinary teenager who gotten picked and bullied by thugs. He was found by [[Nick Fury]], who took pity on him and took him in. Fury recruited him into his Young Heroes program where he would train alongside [[Nova]], [[White Tiger]], [[Iron Fist]], and [[Power Man]]. However, Deadpool became disillusioned with Fury's goals and took pleasure in inflicting pain onto his enemies. Spider-Man understands Deadpool's pain as he realizes that if things had not turn out well, he could have become just like Deadpool. |
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| "Ultimate Deadpool" | |
| Season 2, Episode 16 | |
| Air date | July 7, 2013 |
| Written by | Man of Action and Ed Valentine |
| Directed by | Roy Burdine |
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"Ultimate Deadpool" is the sixteenth episode of the second season of the Ultimate Spider-Man television series.