Deadpool 2: 7 Deleted Scenes Ranked From Worst To Best

5. Life At The X-Mansion

Deadpool 2 X-Mansion Deleted Scene
Fox

Next up is a funnier scene, but again, one that was probably right to leave out of the final cut.

This time it picks up with Wade a few days into life at the X-Mansion, joined by Colossus, Negasonic and Yuriko in the kitchen. Wade bemoans the fact no one seems to be enjoying his meal prep, while Negasonic berates his new act. Wade then 'opens' up to his new family while Colossus struggles to get the soap working, in a throwback to the gag that Deadpool had masturbated into all the soap dispensers after his first mission.

Sure, it's all needless padding, but it does make for a funny scene, and one you can watch over on IGN's YouTube channel (if you so desire).

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