WARNING: This article contains Large spoilers For the latest episode of "Daredevil: Born" again.

If there was still a suspicion of whether "Daredeville: Born again" takes place within the famous boundaries of Marvel's film universe, well, there should be no. After all, there is the main title that alludes to the popular comic book series And The fact that the Netflix series is "reborn" for the rest of MCC. Of course, The first two episodes also include more references to the overall franchise It established a common continuity with Marvel's characters, such as Pono Bortal, Panisher (Spirit), Peter Parker/Spiderman of Tom Holland and Steve Rogers of Chris Evans. However, now, the series has gone even further with direct resolution of one of the more forgotten aspects of the wider universe - and that includes, so far, the worst series of Disney+ we had the accident to watch.

Let's get a show on the hands: who predicted that "Daredevil: Born again" would include a shout of someone else's race known as Srugs and, in the process, reminds us of all of all of all MCU's lowest ranking project with "Secret Invasion"? Yes, that would be just none of you. In one episode, otherwise, it is largely preoccupied by the evil parts of newly elected Mayor Wilson Fisk (Vincent D'Onofrio) and Matt Murdoch (Charlie Cox) tried to find justice for the murdered Hector Ayala (the deceased).

While dealing with a pro bono case, Matt finds himself dealing with a small repetitive perpetrator who has been caught stealing a red hand stealing from a convenience store. At the end of the rope, he dumps the city of Mary, which is essentially an excuse for "my dog ​​ate my homework": "Could it have been scraped?" While the line (and Matt's dead answer to "Nope!") Is funny, it is worth noting this rare example of Marvel, in fact, recognizing another series of Disney+ that crashed and set fire to the release.

While the main titles of episode 4 of "Daredeville: Born again" will turn around the return of the penalty, let's not allow this "secret invasion" to fall on the road. Yes, Scrulse's laughter line is more than a rejected reference, marking the first true Marvel reception For the disastrous Disney series+ actually happened and (allegedly) changed the entire MCU landscape. But it is saying that even this comes in conditions of a much more difficult and more serious support for a very relevant issue in the real world.

The introduction of Leroy Bradford (Charlie Hudson III) as a man caught stealing an incredibly small caramel corn item, initially plays as something of Matt's worst nightmare as a pro Bono defense. At first, Leroy seems to be unable to realize that his actions have consequences and that he was caught dead for rights (the possibility of attacking attacks). But as his frustrations grow and Matt is unable to meet his expectations in the sky, to remove him from these charges with something more than a slap on the wrist, the real blow of the intestines arrives. At a heart point, Leroy angrily points out that the system is ready to punish him for a minor with JailTime - a far more expensive for taxpayers, of course, rather than simply paying for it properly in the first place. If you miss a "secret invasion" reference from nowhere (but of course, the great effect) feels a little out of the character of such a founded series, then dealing with the problem relevant as the injustices of the prison system is much higher its speed.

There are no easy answers here, but it is admired that the "Born" show -Show Dario Skardpane, episode writers David Jaghie and Esses Vigow, and director Effe Nahmanaf even went there in the first place.

So what about those annoying skrulls, you ask? It is actually a kind of funny that Leroy raises a rather reasonable point. In every given moment, technically skrulls can Be attributed to someone on the ground in MCU. The latest episode of the "secret invasion" ended with refugee -shaping still quietly coexisting with mankind of our planetAlthough public panic about their presence has caused everyday citizens to turn into buddies who basically kill every politician who even suspect they are sculpting. (Would have thought that such great development would be begging To be followed up on any point sine then, and you'd be wrong! and only in order to steal some caramel Corn While Setting the Real Leroy somehow take over the fall ... but we respect Leroy's hustle and bustle in trying to get Matt to bite this, yet.

Questions of continuity aside, "Daredeville: Born again" probably deals with a "secret invasion" chaos as well as what can. The events of that show really happened, this episode illustrated, but perhaps the consequences of all that were slightly overwhelmed if everyday Newujorers did not even give the invasion of Hiddil already a second thought. Wilson Fisk is in the mayor's office, Artistic serial killer is on looseAnd the penalty is back - there is greater concern to worry than green strangers, people.

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