Marvel executive discusses the lightheartedMCUcharacter who’ll appear inDaredevil: Born Againas a client of Matt Murdock’s. SincetheDaredevilseason 3 finaleput an end to Netflix’s original series, Charlie Cox’s Matt Murdock has appeared in two MCU titles, both as Daredevil and as his regular lawyer persona. Matt Murdock represented Happy Hogan inSpider-Man: No Way Home, andDaredevil fought alongside Jennifer Walters inShe-Hulk: Attorney At Law. Now, Cox’s Matt Murdock is starring in his own MCU series, which features at least one Marvel character introduced in a previous MCU show.
In an interview withScreenRant’s Liam Crowley,Marvel Studios executive Sana Amanat addresses Yusuf Khan’s role inDaredevil: Born Again.Amanat explains that while Yusuf Khan injects some"comedic energy"intoDaredevil: Born Again, he’ll fit the series' darker tone. Amanat also teases"a couple of cool moments"that reference Kamala Khan a.k.a. Ms. Marvel, who was last seen teaming up with Carol Danvers and Monica Rambeau inThe Marvels. Read Sana Amanat’s full comments below
“It was such a fun challenge, I have to say. I was laughing a lot because I do think that’s the most MCU-aspect of a cameo like that is that we brought some of that comedic energy that the MCU is known for with Yusuf Khan. The challenge is we’re not living in the Ms. Marvel world or corner. We’re living in the Daredevil corner, so just making sure that the tone compliments Matt Murdock. I think, actually, we found a lot of richness in that because Yusuf Khan’s actually familiar with superpowered beings. Even though he does not know who Matt Murdock is, it was really fun to see his reactions because he wasn’t actually as shocked as you might’ve thought. There are a couple of cool moments that we got in there that were a bit of a wink to Ms. Marvel, so hopefully, I think people are going to really enjoy that episode.”
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Daredevil: Born Again’s MCU Characters And Cameos Will Fit The Series' Tone
Charlie Cox’s Daredevil inhabits the same universe as many lighthearted, family-friendly, and extravagant characters like the Guardians of the Galaxy, Ms. Marvel, and Thor. Yet,Daredevil: Born Againfocuses on the gritty side of Matt Murdock’s double lifeas Daredevil in New York City. Yusuf Khan may reference Kamala Khan’s adventures with other superheroes as Ms. Marvel, but his appearance inDaredevil: Born Againwon’t derail the show’s story and tone. By this point,Matt Murdock is more than acquainted with the existence of superpowered individuals.
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Just like Matt Murdock’s small roles inSpider-Man: No Way HomeandShe-Hulk: Attorney At Lawdidn’t affect the tones of those MCU titles, whoever makes a cameo appearance inDaredevil: Born Againbesides Yusuf Khan will likely adapt to the series' grounded tone. It would make sense for characters like Wong, Captain America, and both Hawkeyes to cross paths with Daredevil, though street-level heroes like Jessica Jones and Luke Cage are more likely to appear inDaredevil: Born Again. The events of movies likeCaptain America: Brave New WorldandThunderbolts*could also be addressed.
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Matt Murdock Might Be Creating A Network Of Superhero Contacts
After offering his services to Happy Hogan and Peter Parker inSpider-Man: No Way Home, romancing and fighting alongside Jennifer Walters inShe-Hulk: Attorney At Law, and representing Yusuf Khan inDaredevil: Born Again,Matt Murdock has already gotten personally close to multiple MCU superheroeswho may assemble a new Avengers team soon. Whether Matt Murdock maintains a low profile or chooses to work with them as Daredevil, Matt might be one step closer to joining Earth’s Mightiest Heroes. Matt Murdock’s contact network may come in handy whenAvengers: Doomsdayarrives.
