The latest trailer for the upcoming Deadpool & Wolverine has Hugh Jackman's Wolverine snarling into the camera: 'Who's next.'
No sooner than that is out of his mouth, Sabretooth, an old X-Men villain and nemesis of the claw-handed hero shows up.
As Wolverine is about to go kick some butt, Ryan Reynolds', 47, Deadpool calls for a time-out to remove the swords sticking out of him while offering him a pep talk.
Jackman growls: 'Shut the f**k up,' before launching himself at Sabretooth.
Wolverine and Sabretooth then run at each other as the trailer concludes.
Played by Tyler Mane, the bearded baddie appeared in the 2000's original X-Men film, where he fought Wolverine in a snowy forest.
Deadpool & Wolverine hits theaters on July 26.
Earlier this month, Reynolds demonstrated how to make the 'Deadpool Vasectomy' cocktail in a new video as he roasted himself and Deadpool & Wolverine co-star Hugh Jackman.
'It's Father’s day, and because somehow I keep having kids, this year, we're gonna take our annual vasectomy up a notch with Aviation Gin: Deadpool Edition,' Reynolds prefaced.
He then walked through the recipe, which calls for cranberry juice, his wife Blake Lively's Betty Buzz tonic, a splash of lemon juice and some of his Aviation Gin.
'It pairs perfectly with two dads over 40 pretending they’re not too arthritic to pull off a superhero movie. Happy Father's Day, everyone!' added Reynolds.
He reunites onscreen with Jackman, 55, for the upcoming third installment of the Deadpool franchise, after their eponymous characters met in X-Men Origins: Wolverine (2009).
Reynolds shares four children with Lively, 36, whom he married in 2012 after starring together in Green Lantern the year before.
The couple share daughters James, nine; Inez, seven; Betty, four; and a fourth child whose name and sex has not been announced.
He explained to People: 'Now I love that I have anxiety, I love that I've had anxiety.'
'Because when I see my kids experiencing some of that, which is probably genetic, I know how to address it in a way that is compassionate, that actually allows them to feel seen,' he explained.
Using the voice of experience, he continued: 'I know that I can't just fix it. And I can communicate all that stuff to them and with them. I'm always grateful for it.'
