Following spoilers for "Daredeville: Born again".

"Daredeville: Born" Season 1 ended up on a note for Matt Murdoch (Charlie Cox). His biggest enemy, Wilson Fisk/Kingpin (Vincent D'Onofrio), is no longer just mayor of Newouper, he is the dictator of the Big Apple. With the military law and the anti-Vigilant working group on his part, Fisk surpasses Daredeville more than ever. To get him down, Matt tells Karen Page (Deborah Ann Wall) that they will need an army.

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How can that army look like? At the end of the episode, Matt gathers his current allies: Karen, Legal Partner Kirsten McDufi (Nicky M. Jameses), Former detective cherry (Clark Nsonson)Current (and honest) police officers Angie Kim (Ruibo Qian), etc. So, no, not very heavy blows with superior forces. Who else could have applied this army?

Panischer also escaped from prison from Fisk, so he is likely to return to the next battle. This can also be a way to Return defenders, and/or ex -girlfriend of Matt's killer, Electra National (Elodi Jung). But will this team still be called defenders?

Matt's speech to "Army" was sent by my comic book antenna. One of the biggest influences for "born again" has been 2019-2023 on Chip Zardarski and Marko Checheto run at "Daredevil". The first half of the running, following Matt trying to leave Daredeville as FISK acts as mayor of Yorkyork, is what is inspired "born again" so far. The second half of the escape ("red fist") is followed by Matt and Electra gathered a vigilant army, a fist, to fight injustice outside of what superheroes normally do.

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Can Season 2 of "Born" adapt to the "red fist saga"?

The description of Matt's "Army" has a lot to live - on which the heroes of Marvel Comics could be on it? I think the aforementioned Electra is unwise for inclusion. During Zadarski's "Daredevil", Electra begins to use the name Daredeville and the suit itself to prove to Matt that he can be a hero like him. It is one of the best recent comics of Electra and adaptation mature.

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Then, the defenders. Luke Cage (Mike Colter) and Esseson Onesons (Kristen Ritter) didn't get their "again" re -introduction in MCC, so maybe this could be their moment? No one is correct to take care of the Finn Onesons to return as an iron fist but Essesica Henwick said he wanted to return as a college wing. "Born again" also appeared several small appearances on Jackec Dukesn/The match (Tony Dalton), and he tightened his head with Fisk. These performances now seem to have a greater role in season 2, probably as Daredeville's ally.

On the other hand, Spider-Man Tom Holland is forbidden to appear in Disney+shows. So do not expect him to be a finger at Daredeville's fist.

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Does the army have to be everything heroes, Although? In the comic books, the fist was composed mostly by supervisors. Matt, who would be disappointed with the criminal-justice system, broke into a super-criminal prison, released many of the prisoners and took him to reform and rehabilitate them.

The But Marvel's film universe, however, does not have much repetitive villains to use this way. Buck Cashman/Kurg, one of the main members of the fist in the comics, has been renamed "Daredeville: Born again" as a man on the body of Fisk. Maybe the show can finally come back Alice Eve as typhus Maria for her late battle with Daredeville?

The only other villain in the loose end is the one who Daredeville hates even more than Fisk Makes: Benjamin Poordexaster/Bullsie (Wilson Bethel), the man who killed Matt Murdoch's best friend, Jogi Nelson (Elden Henson). Dex tried to kill Fisk in episode 8 of "Born", and the final shows that he is still on the run. Can Daredeville and Bulseie gather because their enemy's enemy is their friend?

"Daredeville: Born" is streamed at Disney+. Season 2 is scheduled for premiere in 2026.