Wade Winston Wilson a.k.a, DEADPOOL had no superpowers prior to the Weapon-X program. But even before the Weapon-X program he was an extraordinary hand-to-hand combatant and is skilled in multiple unarmed combat techniques.
In the original continuity, Wade Wilson is a soldier and mercenary with enhanced human reflexes and agility due to being a mutant. During the Vietnam War, Wilson is a member of a Black Ops group called Team X under the command of William Stryker.
Deadpool is occasionally cited as a mutant, but technically speaking, he does not contain the X-gene. Deadpool's powers come from a combination of an incredibly aggressive cancer and an experimental scientific procedure courtesy of the Weapon X Project.
Deadpool's immortality comes from his extreme healing factor, which constantly replaces his damaged cells with healthy ones at such an absurd rate that he's actually immune to telepathy because his brain cells are being repaired faster than any telepath can mess with his mind.
Deadpool's Face & Skin Don't Heal Because Of His Cancer
Although Wilson's powers were unlocked, and he became the suited antihero known as Deadpool, his regenerative healing factor curiously doesn't heal the scarring covering his entire body.
Deadpool is easily one of the most powerful characters Marvel has. The fast-talking gunman seems almost fearless on the battlefield, but in reality, there's a lot that scares the Merc with the Mouth. There are two things though, that scare him above all: cows and clowns are a Deadpool weakness.
Although Deadpool got his powers when Department K infused him with Wolverine's mutant DNA, his healing factor was ultimately superior to Logan's. Wolverine's healing factor can't regrow lost limbs, for example. Deadpool's healing factor allowed him to regrow any limb that was lost or severed. Including his head.
Ultimately, the Merc with the Mouth became a fan-favorite hero, and in modern stories, his healing outshines even that of Wolverine, with Wade able to survive incredible injury, from decapitation to incineration.
A mercenary for hire, he played an important role in the series Deadpool; T-Ray served to remind Wade Wilson, also known as Deadpool, what a failure he was. He is Deadpool's archenemy for many issues and almost everything that happened to Deadpool was a part of an elaborate plan orchestrated by him.
Deadpool has bovinophobia, which is the fear of cows. According to him, cows "scare the *#$% outta" him, as he believes their stare to be chilling, like they're "waiting."
Though it initially seems that only Deadpool regenerates and survives, he eventually realizes the two actually regenerated as one being, with Madcap becoming one of the "voices" within Deadpool's head (explaining the appearance of a new, "extra" voice in Deadpool's appearances in Wolverine: Origins and Deadpool vol.
Weapon XI is also referred to by Col. William Stryker as "Deadpool", due to having powers "pooled" from many other mutants killed and/or kidnapped in the film, including Wolverine's healing factor, Cyclops' optic blasts, Wraith's teleportation ability, and Chris Bradley's technopathy.
As opposed to Wolverine, who was born with a healing factor as part of his inherited mutation, Deadpool was given his power through highly advanced experimentation which turned him from a normal human to a human weapon.
Wade is fully capable of dodging speeding bullets. Seeing as he's fast enough to move his entire body out of the way of a bullet, it makes sense that he'd be fast enough to move a single arm so that his sword was in the way of a bullet too.
Of course this is the Immortal Hulk we are talking about and no other Hulks. Hulk could potentially heal faster than Deadpool due to the whole angrier he gets the faster he heals things. But they are pretty much at the same level currently.
Cut either horizontally or vertically, Deadpool may regenerate from the side that is larger, due to it having more matter, essentially the half that has “More Pool”.
Deadpool can survive a nuclear bomb -- how hard could it be, right? The merc has been known for being indestructible, but you would have never guessed that he could survive his very atoms being blown to bits.
But Wolverine takes it as a sign that the mercenary isn't serious about his work, and therefore largely unreliable as an ally. What's more, Logan sees Wade's insanity as an act; a shield for a reckless and chaotic man to indulge his destructive tendencies.
Originally Answered: Why was Deadpool's mouth sealed in the X-men origins? Because Stryker thought Deadpool talked too much and wanted him to shut up. Earlier in the movie, Stryker mentioned Deadpool would be a great soldier if it weren't for the mouth.
Deadpool is obsessed with Spider-Man because he admires him immensely. Deadpool thinks that Spider-Man and him work really well together and thinks that Spidey's morals are amazing and where he wants to be.
Bovinophobia is the fear of cows -- yes, you read that right. The Merc with a Mouth is deathly afraid of cattle. That's because, to him, they not only make good burgers, but they also have a death stare unlike any other animal on the planet.
Deadpool might have his fair share of comedic moments in the Marvel universe, but the mercenary's powers allow him to be one of the strongest Marvel characters, proficient enough to defeat and kill major Marvel heroes ranging from Captain America to The Fantastic Four.
The Tribunal could warp reality and defeat Deadpool in a matter of seconds - either by wishing Deadpool's healing factor away or by erasing him from existence. As the name implies, the Living Tribunal is a cosmic judge, so he would first put Deadpool on trial.
