When a new breed of vampires threatens to turn the entire mutant population into blood-fueled super soldiers, Blade — the legendary daywalker — sets his sights on the heart of the operation: a black market biotech lab hidden in Madripoor. But he's not the only one gunning for answers. Wade Wilson, mercenary, mutant, and professional chaos magnet, accidentally stumbles into the same underground network while hunting down a guy who insulted his Crocs on social media (no, seriously). What begins as a misunderstanding — involving a swordfight, three explosions, and Deadpool pretending to be a vampire slayer named “Chad” — quickly spirals into an uneasy alliance.
Blade, as stoic and silent as ever, has no time for Deadpool’s constant monologuing, taco breaks, or karaoke battles with vampire henchmen. But Wade? He lives for the drama. He dubs their mission "Operation: Stake and Shake" and insists on matching outfits. Blade refuses — until he realizes Deadpool might be the key to infiltrating the vampire hive, thanks to his unpredictable mutation and absurd resistance to death. Together, the unlikely duo discovers that the mastermind behind this hybrid vampire-mutant army is none other than Varney the Eternal, an ancient vampire lord using stolen X-gene technology to create the Bloodborn, a new generation of day-walking, mind-controlling predators. His goal? Eradicate humanity, enslave mutants, and rule a world bathed in twilight.
As they carve their way through undead nightclubs, mutant-vampire hybrids, and morally questionable dance battles, Blade and Deadpool start to form the world’s weirdest friendship — one built on grudging respect, bloody mayhem, and the mutual realization that saving the world kinda sucks.
In a climactic showdown atop a blood-processing skyscraper, Deadpool sacrifices himself (for the third time in the movie) to blow up the central lab, while Blade faces off against Varney in a brutal one-on-one duel. But of course, Wade survives — barely — and insists on a victory selfie with a grumpy, slightly injured Blade. As the dust settles, Blade prepares to disappear into the shadows once again. But Deadpool has other plans — starting with pitching a sequel called “Bladepool: Blood Buddies” to the audience (yes, he breaks the fourth wall).