Throughout the movie, Cable's primary objective is to prevent his daughter and wife from dying tragically in a future timeline. This was ultimately resolved through the heroes' actions, but rather than use his time-travel device's final charge to return home, Cable used it to save Deadpool's life.
After watching his enemy-turned-ally sacrifice himself to save Cable's timeline, Cable was deeply motivated by Wade's action and rather than return to his timeline (which is now fixed thanks to Deadpool due to Russell seeing a mutant die to save him), Cable instead opts to use the final charge on his time travel device ...
Cable confessed to Cyclops, after Deadpool had declined to play his role and disable him, that he'd wanted him to kill him and that he knew he was about to burn out. Cable stated that he wanted to set an example of how the world could work together, even if it was against him. At that moment, Fury contacted Mr.
Cable uses the last charge reserved for his return to warp back several minutes, strapping Vanessa's token in front of Wade's heart so he survives the bullet. Cable then decides to stay in the present for a while to help improve the world, knowing that his family will be safe in the future.
As previously mentioned, Deadpool was originally a villain and he was specifically Cable's villain, so having a hatred for the cyber-mutant came with the territory.
Soon, Cable was revealed to be Nathan Summers, the son of Cyclops and Madelyne Pryor who was taken to a distant future as part of the ongoing war against Apocalypse.
On a powers level alone, Cable has Wade beat. The difficulty in these two fighting each other would always come down to Wade's ability to heal, no matter what Cable did to him.
Because Cable was infected with a techno-organic virus that was transforming his body at an alarming rate, he was forced to use his powers to keep the virus in check. This required a lot of energy to fight, which limited the range and use of his telekinesis. It didn't completely deplete his telekinesis though.
They did awkwardly integrate into a single body once, but Deadpool never minded a good hug. They fought side by side for years, with their own comic book Cable and Deadpool. Time and time again, Deadpool would stand by his friend even if the whole world turned against him.
It is implied that Deadpool chose to save Peter because he was his favorite and believes that Peter should be the one member who should have survived. The decision to only save Peter played on Deadpool's irreverent humor and unconventional approach to assembling a superhero team.
1) Why Does Cable Have a Glowing Eye? One of Cable's eyes always glows when he uses his psionic abilities, and sometimes when his emotions are heightened. This eye is usually the one that's infected by the Techno-Organic virus, al though it can switch sides along with his scar depending on the artist.
Meet Nathan Summers, time-traveling soldier and original leader of the mutant commando team, X-Force! The son of Cyclops and a clone of Jean Grey, Cable was raised by dissidents of Apocalypse in a far-flung future.
Yes, Deadpool feels every bit of pain as normal humans do. However, his regenerative ability allows him to heal from all injuries. While Deadpool can heal quickly, he isn't indestructible.
Deadpool's new powers as Apocalypse's Famine manifest through the antihero's mouth, from which Deadpool can conjure a deadly cloud of locusts. In order to control this ability, Deadpool has his mouth sewn shut, and only breaks the stitching when he needs to unleash his disgusting yet incredibly effective new ability.
This question is answered by the fact that Deadpool's cancer hasn't actually been cured but simply put on pause, meaning it is constantly battling with his healing factor, causing his severe disfigurement, which will assumedly still be in place when Deadpool joins the MCU in Phase 5.
Domino, played by Zazie Beetz, will also be absent from the sequel, possibly due to budget concerns. TJ Miller's Weasel will not be joining the MCU alongside Deadpool in the upcoming film due to various reasons, including legal issues.
Deadpool provided a uniquely down to earth perspective to Cable, while Cable helped bring out Deadpool's more heroic side. Along the way though, many characters commented on the potential subtext of their relationship being sexual -- which actually fits with Deadpool's canonical pansexuality.
A god among men, Superman has been a sworn protector of Earth, defeating the likes of Darkseid, Doomsday, Lex Luthor, and Zod to save mankind. His super strength and invulnerability would be enough to defeat Deadpool, but throw in the ability to freeze his enemies and use heat vision, it's not even close.
Characters like Blink, Domino, and Colossus have unique abilities that can give them an advantage over Deadpool. Characters with strong telepathic powers, such as Jason Stryker and Professor X, could potentially overpower Deadpool's chaotic mind.
Wolverine definitely can beat Deadpool and is stronger than him, but Deadpool's speed and healing factor have allowed him to get the drop on Wolverine and do a lot of damage. That's not a great way to judge who is stronger, though. It's better to look at their feats.
Cable and Bishop became bitter enemies after the arrival of Hope Summers, the first mutant born after the Scarlet Witch depowered most of the world's mutants in HOUSE OF M (2005).
Including Cable in the multiverse-traversing narrative could have been a costly decision when the movie is also hiring Hugh Jackman. Having so many stars appear in the movie may have squeezed the budget too greatly. Additionally, Cable is far more closely associated with the X-Men than Deadpool is.
