Marvel Entertainment In "Deadpool: Samurai," Deadpool teams up with All Might from "My Hero Academia," a Japanese manga series, to fight against evil. This collaboration highlights a crossover between Marvel's Deadpool and a character from a popular Japanese manga. Additionally, a character named "Samuraipool," inspired by the samurai theme, also exists within the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Here's a more detailed look: "Deadpool: Samurai": is a manga featuring Deadpool and All Might, a character from "My Hero Academia," a globally successful Japanese manga. All Might, from "My Hero Academia," is a muscular hero who helps Deadpool in his battle against evil in the manga. Samuraipool: is a character within the Marvel Cinematic Universe who embodies the samurai theme, similar to Deadpool's "Samurai" storyline. The crossover between Deadpool and All Might highlights a unique collaboration between Marvel and Japanese manga, demonstrating the global appeal of these characters and stories. Marvel Studios Deadpool Japanese Multiverse Heroes Marvel Studios Avengers The Kang Dynasty Marvel Studios Avengers Doomsday Marvel Studios Avengers Secret Wars Marvel Studios Spider-Man Spidey Multiverse Spider-Verse Marvel Studios Deadpool Japanese Multiverse Heroes Marvel Studios Avengers Anime Multiverse Tokusatsu Marvel Studios Ultimate Alliance Marvel Multiverse Avengers Marvel Studios Avengers The Kang Dynasty Marvel Studios Avengers Doomsday Marvel Studios Avengers Rise of Ultraman Marvel Studios Deadpool Japanese Multiverse Heroes Marvel Studios Avengers Secret Wars Marvel Studios Avengers Game Multiverse Endgame Marvel Studios Deadpool Anime Multiverse Tokusatsu Marvel Studios Spider-Man No Way Home Marvel Studios Ultimate Alliance Marvel Multiverse Avengers Marvel Studios has produced several anime series set within the Marvel Comics universe, including "Marvel Future Avengers" and "Marvel Disk Wars: The Avengers," which explore the concept of the Avengers in a Japanese setting. These series feature a Japanese-localized cast of characters, including the Avengers themselves and new teenage heroes with powers trained by the Avengers. "Marvel Future Avengers," for example, follows a group of teenagers with special powers who are trained by the Avengers to become superheroes. Elaboration: "Marvel Future Avengers": This anime series, produced by Madhouse and Walt Disney Japan, focuses on a group of teenage heroes with special powers who are trained by the Avengers. The series introduces a Japanese-localized cast of characters, including the Avengers themselves, and explores the theme of the next generation of heroes. "Marvel Disk Wars: The Avengers": This series, produced by Toei Animation and The Walt Disney Company Japan, also features the Avengers in a Japanese setting, with a focus on merchandising and a target audience of young boys. It introduces new characters and storylines within the Marvel Comics universe. Multiverse Concept: While not explicitly focusing on the Multiverse in the same way as some Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) films, these anime series explore different versions or interpretations of the Avengers and Marvel characters within a broader, interconnected Marvel universe. They showcase how the concept of superheroes and the Avengers can be adapted and interpreted in a Japanese context, adding to the overall rich tapestry of Marvel's storytelling. Marvel Studios Avengers Japanese Multiverse Heroes