r/MCUWorld

My first post here lmao

I’m so flustered that, even after five seasons of Daredevil :-

a) We’re still stuck in a Daredevil vs. Kingpin situation, as if there are no worthy members in Daredevil’s rogues’ gallery for the showrunners to draw upon.

b) I had thought the ‘Daredevil: Born Again’ era of Daredevil would be fully integrated into the MCU proper, so why the heck is Marvel Studios so adamant about maintaining a watertight separation between Daredevil and the Avengers characters? Not even the subtle one-line references that were present in the original Netflix show (e.g - “a guy with a magic hammer,” “a man with an iron suit,” etc.).

I would be so mad if ‘Daredevil: Born Again’ Season 3 doesn’t end with the sky turning red, with Matt and co. witnessing chaos erupt as the Multiverse collapses, followed by the final text: “Daredevil will return in ‘Avengers: Secret Wars’.”

I also want this show to conclude after Season 3 and allow Daredevil’s story to continue in films, as part of an ensemble team-up with Spider-Man and/or other street-level heroes, or even the Young Avengers (Ms. Marvel and Kate Bishop). Alternatively, he could serve as a supporting character in other films, or be drawn into a larger game by figures like Valentina, allowing his arc to unfold across the cinematic side rather than being confined to his own series.

This show will sadly fade away once again if the character of Daredevil isn’t brought into the movies for a much larger audience. Given the dismal viewership numbers, it hurts me to say that Marvel could cancel ‘Daredevil: Born Again’ after Season 3, just like how Amazon recently cancelled ‘Gen V‘ after Season 2. Only proper integration into the movies, in whatever capacity, could secure Charlie Cox’s future as Daredevil.

• Daredevil Born Again (2025–)

• Loki (2021–23)

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It shattered records with a $207.4 million domestic opening weekend and $1.52 billion worldwide, proving shared universes could thrive on screen.

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