C++ - Behaviour of derived class constructor

I'm preparing my exam. Below is output of a sample question, the block 3 confuses me.

--- Block 1 ---
H
SM
2 x S
DP
--- Block 2 ---
H
SM
2 x S
DP
--- Block 3 ---
H
Copy SM
1 x S
Copy DP
--- Block 4 ---
H=
--- Block 5 ---
 ̃H
--- Block 6 ---
 ̃DP
 ̃S
 ̃SM
 ̃H
 ̃DP
 ̃S
 ̃SM
 ̃H

We pass a Deadpool type object to construct a new Deadpool object, so copy constructor(ctor) should be called. Deadpool copy ctor should call Spiderman copy ctor, because of inheritance. Then, Spiderman copy ctor calls Hero ctor for same reason, so why is there 1 x S? Who called the Sword constructor?

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

class Weapon { };

class Sword : public Weapon {
public:
    Sword(int n = 1) { cout << n << " x S" << endl; }
    ~Sword() { cout << " ̃S" << endl; }
};

class Hero {
    Weapon* w;
public:
    Hero() { cout << "H" << endl; w = new Weapon; }
   ~Hero() { cout << " ̃H" << endl; delete w; }
    virtual const Hero& operator=(const Hero& h) { cout << "H=" << endl; return *this;}
};

class SpiderMan : public Hero {
    Weapon* w;
public:
    SpiderMan() { cout << "SM" << endl; w = new Weapon; }
    SpiderMan(const SpiderMan& s) { cout << "Copy SM" << endl; w = new Weapon; }
    virtual ~SpiderMan() { cout << " ̃SM" << endl; delete w; }
    const SpiderMan& operator=(const SpiderMan& s) { cout << "SM=" << endl; return *this;}
};

class DeadPool : public SpiderMan {
    Sword sword;
public:
    DeadPool() : sword(2) { cout << "DP" << endl; }
    DeadPool(const DeadPool& d) : SpiderMan(d) { cout << "Copy DP" << endl; }
    ~DeadPool() { cout << " ̃DP" << endl; }
    const DeadPool& operator=(const DeadPool& d) { cout << "DP=" << endl; return *this;}
};

int main() {
    cout << "--- Block 1 ---" << endl;
    Hero* hero = new DeadPool;
    cout << "--- Block 2 ---" << endl;
    SpiderMan* spiderman = new DeadPool;
    cout << "--- Block 3 ---" << endl;
    DeadPool deadpool(*dynamic_cast<DeadPool*>(spiderman));
    cout << "---        Block 4 ---" << endl;
    *hero = *spiderman;
    cout << "--- Block 5 ---" << endl;
    delete hero;
    cout << "--- Block 6 ---" << endl;
    delete spiderman;
}