The two bonded closely and eventually, it was revealed that Death had fallen in love with Wade as well. The two would often see one another whenever he came near death and appears to him on several occasions.
Death and Thanos work together to destroy their offspring, and it is at this time that Death finally addresses Thanos and admits to feeling "love" for him.
Lately Death has been shown to have active interest in Deadpool. He is one of the few - if not the only - "sane" mortals that can see and interact with her. During his torture after his failure in Department K, she would often distract him with fantasy worlds for the two, such as dancing together or having a picnic.
As part of her plan to make Thanos worthy of her love again, Death made him ill and manipulated his son, Thane, into acquiring the Phoenix Force to break him down so he could rebuild himself. Although her plan succeeded, it was all in vain as Thanos didn't love or need her anymore by the time he was done with Thane.
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Who is Thanos in love with?
Thanos has professed his love to Death many times, killing billions in her name, and yet it remains a mystery exactly why he's so obsessed, especially as he initially resisted the dark god's siren call.
Vanessa Carlysle, also known as Copycat, is one of the most well-known love interests Deadpool's had. This is thanks to Vanessa being the primary love interest in the hit films starring the Merc with a Mouth. However, the movies don't reveal that she's a shapeshifter and depict her instead as a normal human.
As Death continually ignores Thanos' requests for affection, the Mad Titan loses his patience and uses the Gauntlet to create his own female companion in the form of Terraxia.
The popular understanding is that Death wants Deadpool because she cannot have him. The power of the forbidden fruit is undeniable, and it does make a lot of sense. But also, this is the manifestation of an abstract entity we're talking about here.
Her character was killed off in the beginning of “Deadpool 2” in a satirical nod to “fridging,” a maligned storytelling device in which a female character is killed in order to forward the development of a male character.
Deadpool actually wants to die, what Death has to offer, not just to impress her, he actually loves her for what she is. Well said. Deadpool loves Death for her kindness, where Thanos cares only for Death's power.
In the Marvel Cinematic Universe, he is driven by the idea of universal balance, while in the Marvel Comics universe, his muse is more directly sinister. Thanos loves Death, both in concept and its manifestation in a powerful and, to him, alluring cosmic being.
In the Final Gauntlet series, Hela falls in love with Thanos, and decides to bring him back to life after Gamora kills him. This act is performed even though Thanos overtly rejects her interest, because Hela cares more about him being alive than the universe's joy at his death.
What does Thanos dislike? Thanos hates Deadpool. While Thanos only has eyes for Mistress Death, she, on the other hand, may have eyes for another. Everyone's favorite Merc with a Mouth has come in contact with Mistress Death a number of times (basically every time he “almost” dies, which is quite a bit).
Because Deadpool doesn't just have a regenerative healing factor. He is also literally cursed to never die. You see, Lady Death, Thanos' lifetime crush, was rather taken with Deadpool.
Eventually, Thanos did meet and fall in love with the real Lady Death of the Marvel Universe, but had a much harder time gaining her affections. It's even possible that this original “Death” is a separate cosmic being, as Cosmic Ghost Rider once ran into her in his comic book.
Deadpool and Death were in a relationship. That's actually the original reason why Deadpool couldn't die. Thanos wanted to be Death's bf, but Deadpool already was, so he cursed him with the inability to die so that those two could never be together. Thanos only got the entire infinity gauntlet to impress her.
As she grew up, Thanos would force Gamora and her adoptive sister Nebula to fight one another, but referred to Gamora—who won every fight—as his favorite daughter.
Lady Death originated as the sexy and violent villain that was perceived as a hallucination by the boy Ernest Fairchild. She promised to "love Ernie forever", love he never had, in exchange for his loyalty. That loyalty was to kill everyone on Earth.
Cable. While we're on the subject of love, there's one character who Deadpool really bonded with. In fact, Deadpool and Cable were quite literally bonded together for quite some time.
Weasel is perhaps Deadpool's best friend. However, because of his frequent mood swings and tenuous mental state, Deadpool still often abuses or mistreats him. Weasel has also displayed an opportunistic streak against his friend's interests on occasions. Weasel as seen in Cable & Deadpool.
Wade Wilson's relationship with Valentine Vuong, a non-binary assassin introduced earlier in the series, becomes official in Deadpool #5. The following contains spoilers for Deadpool #5 from Marvel Comics.
