Why do people get mad when Deadpool kills but not Wolverine?

[WestfieldHyperdome]

Deadpool and Wolverine have been iconic characters in the Marvel universe since their debut in Incredible Hulk #180 (Wolverine) and New Mutants #98 (Deadpool). Their real names are Wade Wilson (Deadpool) and Logan Howlett (Wolverine). And they aren't that different from each other. Both are characters you wouldn't wanna get on the bad side of. Both are extremely violent. Both are meant to be from Canada (which was only made better when Canadian actor Ryan Reynolds played Deadpool). Both have accelerated healing factors. And both tend to kill more than the bad guys do. However one thing I don't understand is people get mad when Deadpool kills people (case in point see Deadpool 2) but not Wolverine. So why is that

[Kaneki05]

Might have to do with the fact Deadpool is not a good guy, he kills when he feels like it and for whatever reason. Wolverine however takes killing more seriously. Though Wolverine is an outcast many times during X-men stories due to him been so Violent so he also does get flack, and there is a reason why X-force exists aside to X-men.

[WestfieldHyperdome]

Deadpool is a good guy. He just goes about doing it the wrong way

[Kaneki05]

No... He's not. He has literally killed random innocent civilians with Whales, and he has killed off the marvel universe because he felt like it. Deadpool is self aware of his fictional state therefore only really cares about his own needs and wants, and see's everyone else as side characters not important.

[WestfieldHyperdome]

If you’ve ever seen Deadpool in any media you’d know that he does literally anything and everything Wolverine does

[Kaneki05]

No, I just gave you examples smh. Since when anywhere in the history of all Wolverine has he killed innocent civilians with Whales... When has Wolverine killed the mcu because he thought it would be fun?
Testing my knowledge of this as someone who actually reads the comics compared to someone who clearly don't. Only time Wolverine has killed innocent or good is because he was been controlled or lost control, meanwhile Deadpool has done it on purpose for fun.

[WestfieldHyperdome]

No you didn’t

[Kaneki05]

Okay you must be a troll nvm.

[WestfieldHyperdome]

😆🤦

[exitseven]

Wolverine has those Adamantium claws that are just too cool not to use.

[exitseven]

Thanks for the MHO

[CupcakeTheDestroyer]

Wolverine isn’t a merc for hire, he has a sense of justice. Deadpool is just in it for the money and lacks a sense of morality in his actions. This is the difference between a defined hero and anti-hero

[PeachyPie93]

I think its because people lack a sense of humour :P

[AI Opinion]

In the Marvel Universe, Deadpool and Wolverine indeed share similarities, but their styles set them apart. Deadpool's kills are often accompanied by humor and fourth-wall-breaking antics, which can make them seem less serious or even offensive to some. On the other hand, Wolverine's character has been portrayed as more serious and morally conflicted, which can evoke sympathy or understanding from the audience. Deadpool's irreverent approach to violence might be why people react differently compared to Wolverine's more somber and intense portrayal. 🦸‍♂️🎬