Deadpool and Wolverine

A striking yet cold aesthetic. Cassandra has refined, almost aristocratic features, but there's no softness to her appearance—it oozes arrogance and cruelty. Her visual image emphasizes her aloofness: simple, austere outfits in a dark palette, minimal jewelry, but always with a hint of power.
The emphasis is on the gaze. The camera often lingers on her eyes: they seem to pierce right through her, emphasizing her telepathic abilities.
Stage angles and lighting. She is often shown at low angles to heighten the sense of overwhelming power, and cool lighting tones add to the ominous feel.
A connection to the Void. She spends a significant portion of her screen time in her lair—inside Ant-Man's giant skeleton in the Void. This adds scale and surrealism to her image: she literally rules over the ruins of worlds.

A familiar image, tinged with fatigue. Wolverine still has the same short stature, strong, wiry build, and animal-like grace. But now he has a more exhausted look: his face is tired and scarred, his gaze heavy.
A classic suit with a fresh twist. In the film, he appears both in his usual brutal style (no frills, purely functional) and in the iconic yellow and blue suit from the comics—one of the film's most striking fan service moments.
Claws and adamantium. His primary weapon—retractable adamantium claws—are shown in all their destructive power. Visually, they're the same as in the old X-Men films: heavy, metallic, deadly. Guilt and self-destruction. This version of Logan is the so-called "worst Wolverine": he couldn't save his X-Men team, and this tragedy broke him. He lives with a crushing burden of guilt, drinks heavily, keeps to himself, and barely believes he's capable of anything good.
A blunt directness and irritation. Next to the hyperactive and talkative Deadpool, Logan comes across as especially grumpy: he constantly snaps back, doesn't get Wade's jokes, and just wants to be "left alone." This dynamic is one of the film's main comedic axes.
Hidden kindness and loyalty to principles. Despite his cynicism, Logan never loses his inner core: when it comes to protecting the weak or saving the world, he rushes into battle without hesitation and is ready to sacrifice himself.
Skepticism of pathos. He dislikes heroic speeches and ostentatious selflessness, but it is his actions that prove the most selfless in the finale. Logan remains one of the best fighters: he is a master of hand-to-hand combat, incredibly resilient, and quickly recovers from injuries. In action scenes, he appears as dangerous as before, but now his movements are more furious and desperate.

Build and height: athletic, about 188–198 cm.
Hair: Usually depicted as bald. Before the Weapon X experiments, he was brown-haired or blond, but after the mutation, his hair disappeared.
Eyes: brown.
Skin: This is the most noticeable feature. Due to experiments (scientists tried to cure his cancer by infusing his cells with regenerative abilities), Wade's body is covered in scars, blistering, and burns. It looks quite macabre—sometimes compared to Frankenstein: as if disparate body parts were stitched together.
Costume: To conceal his disfigured appearance, Deadpool wears a form-fitting red and black tactical suit. His face is hidden beneath the mask. He is talkative and humorous. Often referred to as the "Merc with a Mouth," he comments on everything around him with a cynical, sometimes vulgar, and absurd sense of humor. He also knows how to break the fourth wall—directly addressing the reader or viewer, conscious of his existence within a comic or film.
Mental instability. The experiments have had a profound effect on his psyche: he is prone to impulsive behavior, experiences hallucinations, and may hear inner voices in his head.
A vague moral code. It's difficult to call him a clear-cut hero or villain. He can be cruel, but he's also capable of noble deeds, such as protecting children or not abandoning his comrades.
Unpredictability. His actions are often dictated by momentary impulse rather than cold calculation.
Skills and intelligence. Despite his insanity, Wade is a master of martial arts, proficient in the use of various weapons, agile, strong, and also displays a keen tactical mind: he can plan complex operations and hack systems.