Both Deadpool and Deathstroke understood Zubado's weakness: he was a humanoid creature. Though his face could not be seen, he had only two hands and one head.
To borrow a melodramatic saying, "If you pick up a weapon, you cannot embrace your lover; if you embrace your lover, you must put down your weapon."
That was why Deadpool had thrown himself into Zubado's arms at the end.
Honestly, Wade had given Zubado plenty of hints. He had not even avoided speaking in front of others, but even when given a chance, this octopus-face was still useless.
This had been a plan from the start. The two cousins understood each other perfectly; they did not even need words to grasp the tactical arrangement. It was the tacit understanding they had built through fighting side by side time and again.
Deadpool was crazy, not stupid. But he was very good at playing the fool, so he was the one drawing the enemy's attention.
Since he was only a decoy, it did not matter whether he had a weapon. An idol song-and-dance routine had sound and movement, perfect for attracting attention.
Meanwhile, Deathstroke, who wielded a Concept Weapon and possessed the ability to kill with a single blow, needed to use the opportunity to slip into the shadows and stab the enemy in the back. The brothers had used roughly similar tactics when dealing with the Celestials before. It mainly came down to misdirection.
Worried that the lightsaber might not kill him, Su Ming had also had Strangler use a dagger stained with Tears of Extinction to stab Zubado. In the end, the guy turned directly into ashes upon death, throwing the plan off a little.
This was not the ideal outcome. Originally, this octopus-head had been meant for Strangler to eat.
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