Forgive me, father, because I made a mistake. This article contains Large spoilers For the first two episodes of "Daredeville: Born".

Christmas came early for Marvel fans when the news first crashed it "Daredeville: Born" will officially bring Matt Murdoch to Charlie Cox, Vincent D'Onofrio, Wilson Fisk, and all other Netflix show brackets So For these fan-ranked figures? За една работа, се чинеше дека веројатно ќе донесе на крајот на незгодното тешки упатувања на настани од филмовите како „Инцидентот“ во Newујорк (осврнувајќи се на туѓото инвазија на Локи во 2012 година во 2012 година „Одмаздниците“) или „Хам-фингари“, како што беше, како што беше, како што беше, како што беше, како што беше, како што се спомнуваше „Дечкото со чеканот“. More importantly, it meant president of the studio, as it was, as it was, as it was, as it was, as mentioned "the guy with the hammer". Importantly, the president of the studio meant that was finally about what the "guy with the hammer" mentioned. More importantly, that meant president of the studio. Murdoch's return through Kimo to "Spider-Man: No way at home" and Guest Performance in "She-Hulk: Law in Law" (which will not appear again in this new series, obviously).

Now, when the first two episodes of "Born" debuted, fans get first -hand on how MCU integrates Daredeville into the wider franchise. And, once, the expanded universe for it all actually feels relatively natural when it appears early in the second episode. After Fisk not so shockingly won his campaign to run for mayor of New York City, his New Year's Eve greeting perfectly sets the tone for the season to come with Daredeville's most hated enemy, fully in charge of his beloved city. Unfortunately for our hero, FISK's agenda is obviously anti-Vigilante, and he uses this speech to miss a warning recorded through the bow towards anyone who could feel forced to wear a suit to fight crime ... including some famous people shown in more MCU productions.

Although Fisk does not call them by name (well, so maybe the days of those clumsy references are not completed Only However), the sentiment remains. Daredeville was reborn into a new era of the series where he could imagine crossing the trails with Tom Holland's spider, and even with Captain America, as easily as he did with Punon Bertal. The MCU door is open for good, and does not close any time soon.

It is the dawn of the new era in MCC, and "Daredeville: Born again" leads the indictment. Or, more precisely, make that mayor Wilson Fisk lead the indictment. And what better phase of the busiest and most densely packaged space in the whole Manhattan to announce its most ambitious plans to reshape the city's face as we know? It is a great news for Fisk and his criminal crowns hoping to take this war against crime for himself, and a terribly nasty development for buduses like Matt Murdoch, Frank Castle, and even Peter Parker ... Everyone stands out during his glorious speech by his voters. As he said:

"The city is in shoes. Crime, poverty, a sense of discomfort like, at any moment, things could explode. But the Yorkuorians are tough. We know how to take care of ourselves. We don't make the vigil pistol, wearing a skull or a man who wears a man or a man who wears a man who wears.

Submitting this address of rhetoric certainly makes a statement, and it goes double when you consider it to do so with Billboard for "Rogers: Music" that socializes aside. If Mayor Fisk did, will this be the end of the superheroes in the New York? If his power remains unchecked, could we end up watching reactions on this agenda echo through the various Marvel films coming? The city that never sleeps has always played a rather important role in the franchise, so what happens if it really becomes the capital of anti-superhero activity in the United States? As for links to the wider MCU Go, we will use this approach, well, the vast majority that other films and shows have decided. (Looking at you, "Captain America: a brave new world".)