The sun went on to the first season of "Daredevil: Re -born" and we are pretty scary about man without fear. Even in the era of Netflix, Matt Murdoch (Charlie Cox) completed every chapter of a slightly heroic high note, while "the first" born again "feels very" strike back ". Wilson Fisk (Vincent D'Onofrio) forced his hand, first in separating the head of the commissioner opened as an Easter egg, as well as rounding up the rebels and protesters. Where does Daredeville leave it? He was hidden in Jososi and was forced to be re -raised with several left to fight the good fight. The question is, what exactly does that fight look like?

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With Season 2 already in production (and with Charlie Cox finally sporting the double-D logo)Marvel's studies go for a skin hell in maintaining Daredeville's story as soon as possible, with scarce details of what it will include. While we are currently kept in the dark, about how Matt will return against Fisk, there are a few things we hope are considered to be repaired and improved in this introductory season that he occasionally lost his way, but stuck the landing slightly in the season final. There is a lot to ask for Matt Murdoch's return given the recent events, but there are several basic elements that can be seen that season 2 maintains the momentum and make sure we give the devil to our duty, starting with the true power of power we missed this time to come together and stay there.

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As far as we can tell Karen Page (Deborah Ann Wall) returns to the good on Matt Murdoch's side, but we exhaust it, we want more than that. Maybe it's because of their screen history together, but there was more chemistry that caused Matt and his former than he once was with Heather (Margarita Levieva). Now, when the latter has turned into the king, it only makes sense for that flame of passion that has been burning poorly this season to rethink our Able -Bowel lawyer and his former colleague. Would that create a greater risk for our hero and the life that lives? Sure. But Matt needs a little positivity in his life, and Karen can certainly secure it.

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Of course, we will lie if we did not think that these crazy children return together, raise the levels of danger in the show that is already widespread, and in the case of Karen, it was always high. Fans of Daredeville comics will be fully aware that Karen Page does not last long in Matt Murdoch's life, but does not mean she must be the same for her MCU iteration. Perhaps in this reality, Matt's best friend, not the foundation of his life, is angry, allowing them to live as happy as they can in the world that they have done for themselves. Let's just see them living in it well and properly and both to be a little light in otherwise the incredibly dark corner of the dark Marvel movie.

There were many evil acts in the "Born Re -" debut, but perhaps one of the biggest crimes on the show was spending one of Daredeville's latest and most intriguing villains, Muse. After all two episodes lasted, Matt easily sent the serial killer, annulling what was shown as one of the biggest threats of the show. He felt like a huge missed opportunity to turn Daredeville's return to a real crime thriller and failed to make Matt struggling to overthrow him. Maybe it's because the show started with a series of boards to turn and really managed to keep half of them. Going forward, the best course of action is to go back to the basics and keep the king near any other great perpetrator climbing against the devil of the hellish cuisine.

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The driving force and the biggest sales of this show are Charlie Cox, who carry their heads with Vincent D'Onofrio on a regular basis. Every other antagonist is an additional danger, but one that should be in the middle of a continuous conflict. For example, in the case of Bulseie, Wilson Bethel's Dex worked so well in season 3 "Daredevil" because he was caught between the two biggest characters and created even greater tension as a result. If someone else's wrong worker appears, be it a typhoid Maria or even a hand, they should be carefully applied to the current conflict between our two favorite characters, or not at all.

Look, we get it. Daredeville does not kill, and the penalty (Jonon Bertal) does - can we stop dealing with it? After that sterling debate on Netflix's "Daredevil" roof and Second round of therapy from the return of Frank Castle In "Born", both have to only agree to disagree and move on. It's a dance, we're very tired of these brilliant characters that make when a better time could be spent working together, but on more testing.

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The red already had his bad day, and fortunately (or maybe not), Bulsey saw it. What can make things more interesting is putting Frank in a situation where he is forced to hurt, but not kill the opponents he is facing. Just take it - the penalty can have its own moment "Terminator 2", pulls your knees and closer the bad guys, but not completely, the door to death ("they will live"). Also give Frank more time than just two episodes and a A special presentation planned for "Daredevil: Re -born". We will probably never return the avocado by law again together, so we will only have to settle for the unusual costume pair instead. In doing so, this could allow for more time to throw Frank as a more unstable and valuable piece in MCU, so when the time comes, he gets his own independent show, or film.

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We would not blame a few fans of Daredevil of hoping that even when Jogi Nelson (Elden Jenson) was killed in the first episode of "Born again", His death would not be constant. Okay, so there were many big characters who were drawn throughout the MCC, but this is a misty that we are talking about. Since 2015 Even in the comic books, Jogi lied to his own death and ended up in protection of witnesses, and was even drawn from hell from his friend himself. They could do the same here - except that absolutely should not.

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Even with reports that Henson should return to season 2 (through a phase hero)We need to keep our fingers firmly cross that it is either retrospective, dream sequences or just a figure of Matt's imagination. That's it. Do not apply the superhero trick to bring it back to the country to the living and thereby make his brutal death this season superfluous. Jogi deserves better, and if we cannot give him a life worth living, then it should be a death that continues to push Matt into the fight against good struggle. Also, do not dare to condemn and return Jenson to an alternative universe as a stilt-man. This is not Tony Stark - it's foggy f ***** g Nelson.

It is great to see Matt back and chew moral fat with Frank Castle, but after the first season he still feels like Daredeville is limited to the corner of MCU in which he has been in the last decade. The barriers have been raised now and he is a completely acting hero in the Chinese universe just as we have always wanted, so let's have more than what we have teased in the past.

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Kick's biggest fans was given to visit the house visiting Peter Parker (Tom Holland) in "Spider-Man: There is no way at home" or a walk in the place of Ennennifer Walters in "She-Hulk". Continue that trend and have big names from other parts of MCU to appear in the world of Matt Murdoch or drop it in their. We do not look for heroes of top levels as a strange doctor (Benedict Cumberbatch) or Spiderman (We know that the latter cannot appear in Disney's show+). Let the Moon Knight (Oscar Isaac) look, or the likes of Jelena Romanof (Florence Pug) and maybe even a defender or two. To date, after using this noise against the new mayor of New York, it would not be a surprise if others established MCC heroes checked out how things were going and may have enrolled a new ally while they were. Don't be afraid, Kevin Jegie. Put the boxer's son in the ring with other heroes and see what he can do.

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