This article contains spoilers For "Daredevil: Born again" Season 1, Episode 6.

"Daredeville: Born" has an interesting way to deal with his references to Marvel's universe. The show generally takes place clean than too much explicit allusions of MCU, rather than choosing to work with existing characters in the Netflix era and occasional newcomers like Hector "Bell Tiger" Ayala (Camar de Los Reyes) And Heather Glenn (Margarita Levieva) added to the mixture. However, the show is not afraid to miss the references to not too subtle Spider-Man (Tom Holland). Episode 5 even flying away Mrs. Marvel's father (Iman Velani), Yusuf Khan (Mohan Kapoor), to have adventures with a bank with Matt Murdoch (Charlie Cox), setting a potential team for a superhero team between his daughter and his new one.

Episode 6 continues this topic by involving another very beloved accompanying character from the previous MCU show. Mayor Wilson Fisk (Vincent D'Onofrio) Predictable catastrophic attempt to catch shoulders with rich elites in Newouper, characterize Jackec Dukesn's welcome return, the pleasant socialist who was an important accompanying face. Portraded by Tony Dalton (red-hot villain at the time, thanks to his frightening twist like Lalo Salamanka on "Better Saul Call"), Duex is an important suspect in murder for most of that show, but a fun twist reveals that he is a really good man. At "Daredeville: Born again", he attends fundraising and immediately uses his charm and wit of the school FISK for verbal sparring. Since it seems unlikely that the show will return this famous figure only to accidentally get into the main villain and walk with a drink in hand, there is a chance that we wouldn't see the last of the duo.

Before revealing his true nature as a brave and truly handsome man, "Hakiki" treats Jackec Duken as a strange blend of a revealed, slightly rich rich person and a really threatening presence. Except for Dalton's excellent acting and reputation as a villain, this is because The character's comics version is very surveillance. Known as a swordThe comic book version of the character committed various crimes and mentors Clint "Hokiki" Burton (played in MCC by Ereeremi Rehn), eventually reformed and even became a vengeance.

As it happens, Duquesne live with action is also a master of class swords, which initially adds its apparent threat and is later convenient during the big fight with the tracksuit. The end of "Hokiki" strongly suggests that the duken is intrigued by the possibility of a career of vigil, and before turning to "Daredeville: Re-born", episode 6, we really look at the shadow look, Zoro-style, who calls himself-to-to-say.

Hakiki clearly states that the careless exterior of Duexen hides a lot of intellect and physical ability. From "Daredeville: Born", Episode 6 both characterize the first grain look of the match And He returns the duken as a sufficiently frightening presence to clash with the people with the king, it seems that his story "Daredeville: Born again" will really bring Super-view to the character of MCU. Until now, the show has Deal with the events of "Hokiki" and "Echo" Very fast, so it would certainly be fun to see this prominent character "Hokiki" shining on the show.

"Daredeville: Born" is streamed at Disney+.