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This might be a controversial decision, but as the Defenders saga is now not only an official part of the MCU, but also included in their timeline and release date lists - and required viewing for projects like Hawkeye and Echo if one wants the full story, the entries really should be moved to to the Infinity Saga folder.
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* '''Phase Two''' (2013–2015, six movies)
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* '''Phase Two''' (2013–2015, six movies)movies and two series [[note]]retroactively added as of 2024[[/note]])
** '''''Series/{{Daredevil|2015}}''' (Season One)'' '''(April 10, 2015)''': Blinded in an accident that enhanced his other senses as a child, lawyer [[Characters/MCUDaredevil Matt Murdock]] takes to the streets as a masked vigilante to deal with criminals the law cannot stop, primarily the mysterious [[Characters/MCUKingpin Wilson Fisk / The Kingpin]], a crime lord who has unified the various criminal organizations of Hell's Kitchen under an iron fist. Matthew has trouble reconciling his violent actions with his faith, however, and fears how far he'll go as the Devil of Hell's Kitchen.
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** '''''Series/{{Jessica Jones|2015}}''' (Season One)'' '''(November 20, 2015)''': After a freak car crash killed her entire family, [[Characters/MCUJessicaJones Jessica Jones]] gained superpowers. But any notion of becoming a superhero was dashed after a traumatic encounter with a man who could make people do whatever he wanted, and Jessica now puts her skills to use as a private eye. However, the past doesn't die so easily, as Jessica must confront [[Characters/MCUKilgrave Kilgrave]] once again.
* '''Phase Three''' (2016–2019, elevenmovies)movies and eleven series [[note]]retroactively added as of 2024[[/note]])
** '''''Series/{{Daredevil|2015}}''' (Season Two)'' '''(March 18, 2016)''': Though Matt Murdock has managed to put Wilson Fisk behind bars, his life along with those of Foggy Nelson and Karen Page takes a turn for the infinitely more perilous when they take on a Kitchen Irish client being hunted by [[Characters/MCUThePunisher Frank Castle / The Punisher]], a literal OneManArmy who has been systematically slaughtering all criminals in New York. Even though they fight the same enemies, Matt and Frank cannot see eye-to-eye and come to blows. Complicating Matt's life even further is the sudden appearance of [[Characters/MCUElektraNatchios Elektra Natchios]], his old college girlfriend who happens to bring out his worst impulses, intent on dragging him back into an ancient war against the [[Characters/MCUHand The Hand]], a nefarious and mystical organization spanning centuries.
* '''Phase Three''' (2016–2019, eleven
** '''''Series/{{Daredevil|2015}}''' (Season Two)'' '''(March 18, 2016)''': Though Matt Murdock has managed to put Wilson Fisk behind bars, his life along with those of Foggy Nelson and Karen Page takes a turn for the infinitely more perilous when they take on a Kitchen Irish client being hunted by [[Characters/MCUThePunisher Frank Castle / The Punisher]], a literal OneManArmy who has been systematically slaughtering all criminals in New York. Even though they fight the same enemies, Matt and Frank cannot see eye-to-eye and come to blows. Complicating Matt's life even further is the sudden appearance of [[Characters/MCUElektraNatchios Elektra Natchios]], his old college girlfriend who happens to bring out his worst impulses, intent on dragging him back into an ancient war against the [[Characters/MCUHand The Hand]], a nefarious and mystical organization spanning centuries.
** '''''Series/{{Luke Cage|2016}}''' (Season One)'' '''(September 30, 2016)''': Carl Lucas gained invulnerable skin in a prison experiment. Lucas, now going by [[Characters/MCULukeCage Luke Cage]], must now work with detective Misty Knight and use his powers to protect Harlem from the criminal elements that would infect it, such as local crime lord Cornell "Cottonmouth" Stokes, his CorruptPolitician cousin Mariah, pragmatic OpportunisticBastard Shades, and his boss the powerful arms dealer Diamondback.
** '''''Series/{{Iron Fist|2017}}''' (Season One)'' '''(March 17, 2017)''': [[Characters/MCUIronFist Danny Rand]], after a plane crash killed his parents, was taken in by the monks of the mystical K'un-Lun and given the chance to earn the powerful Iron Fist. Now he has returned to New York, swearing to reclaim his [[Characters/MCUCompanies parents' company]] and destroy the ancient enemies of K'un-Lun, the Hand. As soon as somebody starts taking him seriously, that is.
** '''''Series/{{The Defenders|2017}}''''' '''(August 18, 2017)''': After a huge earthquake rocks New York, fate brings Matt Murdock / Daredevil, Luke Cage, Jessica Jones, and Danny Rand / Iron Fist together as the Hand begin their endgame. The street heroes have their own reasons for battling against the ancient organization, but none more than Matt and Danny: Elektra is still alive, and is responsible for having killed most of the Iron Fist's allies.
** '''''Series/{{The Punisher|2017}}''' (Season One)'' '''(November 17, 2017)''': Frank Castle, having avenged his family, has finally retired his bloody crusade of vengeance. At least, he's trying to. After being tracked down by hacker David Lieberman / Micro, Frank begins to realize there may be more to what happened to his family than he originally thought. As enemies old and new begin to come out of the woodwork, Frank must pick up his guns once again and continue his war on crime.
** '''''Series/{{Jessica Jones|2015}}''' (Season Two)'' '''(March 8, 2018)''': The one thing Jessica Jones has never bee able to figure out was the origin of her powers. All she knows is that she woke up "different" following a freak car crash. When her mother resurfaces and leaves behind a trail of bodies, all roads point the detective in the direction of a mysterious and laidback scientist named Karl Mallus. All the while, Trish begins to deal with her own demons that will have tremendous repercussions for Jessica.
** '''''Series/{{Luke Cage|2016}}''' (Season Two)'' '''(June 22, 2018)''': The Hero of Harlem. The Bulletproof Black Man. The man faster than Usain Bolt. ...Well, perhaps ''that last one'' won't win him many points with the Jamaican population of New York, but Luke Cage has regardless been living high as Harlem's defender. At least, until one said Jamaican, John [=McIver=] / Bushmasher, appears and promptly defeats and humiliates Luke in public to put him in his place. Bushmaster, as it turns out, is out on a bloody crusade of vengeance against Mariah Dillard and Shades over sins that have been boiling over for decades. As Luke gets involved in this grudge match, he must ask himself: Which of the two is the lesser evil?
** '''''Series/{{Iron Fist|2017}}''' (Season Two)'' '''(September 7, 2018)''': Matt Murdock's sacrifice has ensured the Hand will menace New York - and the world - no longer. Fulfilling his promise to Matt, Danny and Colleen protect the streets of New York in Daredevil's absence. But, Danny's childhood friend Davos still has a festering grudge regarding Danny being chosen as the Iron Fist. His petty vendetta reaching an apex, Davos sets into motion a scheme to steal the Iron Fist from him, robbing New York of one of its resident defenders.
** '''''Series/{{Daredevil|2015}}''' (Season Three)'' '''(October 19, 2018)''': Against all odds, Matt Murdock has survived the battle of Midland Circle, but has refused to return to his public life in the face of losing his faith. As he recuperates and finds his footing as Daredevil again, Wilson Fisk puts into motion his master plan of getting out of prison and turning the very same FBI agents acting as his wardens into his personal army. He has set his fights on one specifically, [[Characters/MCUBenjaminPoindexter Benjamin Poindexter]], an extraordinarily gifted but particularly troubled and emotionally vulnerable agent who has more inner demons than can be counted. But both Fisk and Matt soon learn that an unstable, murderous psychopath [[EvilIsNotAToy is not a toy]].
** '''''Series/{{The Punisher|2017}}''' (Season Two)'' '''(January 18, 2019)''': Third time's the charm, right? Well, not for Frank Castle. Despite hanging up his guns ''once again'', Frank is forced back into a world of violence when a young grifter being hunted by a ruthless assassin stumbles into his life. As Frank continues to pile up bodies while protecting her, Dinah Madani has her own problems to deal with: Billy Russo has escaped, and in a quest to put the pieces of his broken mind together, has begun wreaking havoc all over New York, causing Dinah and Brett Mahoney to clash in dealing with the situation.
** '''''Series/{{Daredevil|2015}}''' (Season Three)'' '''(October 19, 2018)''': Against all odds, Matt Murdock has survived the battle of Midland Circle, but has refused to return to his public life in the face of losing his faith. As he recuperates and finds his footing as Daredevil again, Wilson Fisk puts into motion his master plan of getting out of prison and turning the very same FBI agents acting as his wardens into his personal army. He has set his fights on one specifically, [[Characters/MCUBenjaminPoindexter Benjamin Poindexter]], an extraordinarily gifted but particularly troubled and emotionally vulnerable agent who has more inner demons than can be counted. But both Fisk and Matt soon learn that an unstable, murderous psychopath [[EvilIsNotAToy is not a toy]].
** '''''Series/{{The Punisher|2017}}''' (Season Two)'' '''(January 18, 2019)''': Third time's the charm, right? Well, not for Frank Castle. Despite hanging up his guns ''once again'', Frank is forced back into a world of violence when a young grifter being hunted by a ruthless assassin stumbles into his life. As Frank continues to pile up bodies while protecting her, Dinah Madani has her own problems to deal with: Billy Russo has escaped, and in a quest to put the pieces of his broken mind together, has begun wreaking havoc all over New York, causing Dinah and Brett Mahoney to clash in dealing with the situation.
** '''''Series/{{Jessica Jones|2015}}''' (Season Three)'' '''(June 14, 2019)''': Gregory Salinger, an intelligent and psychotic serial killer has declared a mysterious war on Jessica Jones. Meanwhile, Trish Walker takes a darker path in her pursuit of justice as her mind begins to reach its limits.
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** '''''Film/SpiderManNoWayHome''''' '''(December 17, 2021)''': Ever since the events of ''Spider-Man: Far From Home'', Peter Parker's life has been upended in ways he never imagined. Thanks to the actions of Mysterio, Peter is framed for his crimes--and even worse, his identity is outed to the whole world. With his life now in utter shambles, Peter heads to the only person who could help him undo the damage Mysterio has done: Doctor Strange. However, after Peter accidentally causes Strange to botch the spell that can undo Mysterio's actions, it results in a journey to save the Multiverse from falling apart. A journey with some [[IntercontinuityCrossover rather]] [[Film/SpiderManTrilogy familiar]] [[Film/TheAmazingSpiderManSeries adversaries]]... [[note]] Another co-production between Marvel and Sony. [[/note]]
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** '''''Film/SpiderManNoWayHome''''' '''(December 17, 2021)''': Ever since the events of ''Spider-Man: Far From Home'', Peter Parker's life has been upended in ways he never imagined. Thanks to the actions of Mysterio, Peter is framed for his crimes--and even worse, his identity is outed to the whole world. With his life now in utter shambles, Peter heads to the only person who could help him undo the damage Mysterio has done: Doctor Strange. However, after Peter accidentally causes Strange to botch the spell that can undo Mysterio's actions, it results in a journey to save the Multiverse from falling apart. A journey with some [[IntercontinuityCrossover rather]] [[Film/SpiderManTrilogy familiar]] [[Film/TheAmazingSpiderManSeries adversaries]]...faces]]... [[note]] Another co-production between Marvel and Sony. [[/note]]
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In October 2019, [[https://deadline.com/2019/10/kevin-feige-marvel-studios-president-adds-chief-creative-officer-marvel-title-oversees-all-creative-1202760382/ Kevin Feige received a major promotion]] allowing him to oversee all of Marvel's television productions, with Jeph Loeb later committing to stepping down after a transition period. This led to the planned ''Adventure Into Fear'' sub-franchise being canceled, and the only show produced under the banner, ''Series/{{Helstrom}}'', was declared separate from the MCU by its showrunner when it was released in October 2020. Marvel Television was [[https://deadline.com/2019/12/marvel-tv-shut-down-layoffs-jeph-loeb-kevin-feige-1202805979/ shut down]] and folded into Marvel Studios in December 2019, with the last aired episode set in the MCU being the series finale of ''Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.'' in August 2020.\\
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The canonicity of these TV shows has been a hotly debated discussion since the closure of Marvel Television in 2019 and subsequent folding into Marvel Studios. On the one hand, they've never officially been declared CanonDiscontinuity and some actors returned to reprise their roles in the Multiverse Saga cameos, with ''Daredevil'' even announced to have a new show in production. On the other hand, official tie-ins such as the ''Legends'' recap series and the ''MCU Official Timeline'' book ignored them, and it wasn't clear whether the new ''Daredevil'' show was a direct continuation of the original or not. ''Daredevil'' (and by extension, all of the related Netflix shows) would officially be re-confirmed as canon in 2024 when ''Echo'' made direct {{Continuity Nod}}s to that series, and they are listed in the Timeline Order of the MCU on Disney+.
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The canonicity of these TV shows has been a hotly debated discussion since the closure of Marvel Television in 2019 and subsequent folding into Marvel Studios. On the one hand, they've never officially been declared CanonDiscontinuity and some actors returned to reprise their roles in the Multiverse Saga cameos, with ''Daredevil'' even announced to have a new show in production. On the other hand, official tie-ins such as the ''Legends'' recap series and the ''MCU Official Timeline'' book ignored them, and it wasn't clear whether the new ''Daredevil'' show was a direct continuation of the original or not. ''Daredevil'' (and by extension, all of the related Netflix shows) would officially be re-confirmed as canon in 2024 when ''Echo'' made direct {{Continuity Nod}}s to that series, and they are listed in the Timeline Order of the MCU on Disney+.
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In October 2019, [[https://deadline.com/2019/10/kevin-feige-marvel-studios-president-adds-chief-creative-officer-marvel-title-oversees-all-creative-1202760382/ Kevin Feige received a major promotion]] allowing him to oversee all of Marvel's television productions, with Jeph Loeb later committing to stepping down after a transition period. This led to the planned ''Adventure Into Fear'' sub-franchise being canceled, and the only show produced under the banner, ''Series/{{Helstrom}}'', was declared separate from the MCU by its showrunner when it was released in October 2020. Marvel Television was [[https://deadline.com/2019/12/marvel-tv-shut-down-layoffs-jeph-loeb-kevin-feige-1202805979/ shut down]] and folded into Marvel Studios in December 2019, with the last aired episode set in the MCU being the series finale of ''Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.'' in August 2020.\\
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The canonicity of these TV shows has been a hotly debated discussion since the closure of Marvel Television in 2019 and subsequent folding into Marvel Studios. On the one hand, they've never officially been declared CanonDiscontinuity and some actors returned to reprise their roles in the Multiverse Saga cameos, with ''Daredevil'' even announced to have a new show in production. On the other hand, official tie-ins such as the ''Legends'' recap series and the ''MCU Official Timeline'' book ignored them, and it wasn't clear whether the new ''Daredevil'' show was a direct continuation of the original or not. ''Daredevil'' (and by extension, all of the related Netflix shows) would officially be re-confirmed as canon in 2024 when ''Echo'' made direct {{Continuity Nod}}s to that series, and they are listed in the Timeline Order of the MCU on Disney+.
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The canonicity of these TV shows has been a hotly debated discussion since the closure of Marvel Television in 2019 and subsequent folding into Marvel Studios. On the one hand, they've never officially been declared CanonDiscontinuity and some actors returned to reprise their roles in the Multiverse Saga cameos, with ''Daredevil'' even announced to have a new show in production. On the other hand, official tie-ins such as the ''Legends'' recap series and the ''MCU Official Timeline'' book ignored them, and it wasn't clear whether the new ''Daredevil'' show was a direct continuation of the original or not. ''Daredevil'' (and by extension, all of the related Netflix shows) would officially be re-confirmed as canon in 2024 when ''Echo'' made direct {{Continuity Nod}}s to that series, and they are listed in the Timeline Order of the MCU on Disney+.
The canonicity of these TV shows has been a hotly debated discussion since the closure of Marvel Television in 2019 and subsequent folding into Marvel Studios. On the one hand, they've never officially been declared CanonDiscontinuity and some actors returned to reprise their roles in the Multiverse Saga cameos, with ''Daredevil'' even announced to have a new show in production. On the other hand, official tie-ins such as the ''Legends'' recap series and the ''MCU Official Timeline'' book ignored them, and it wasn't clear whether the new ''Daredevil'' show was a direct continuation of the original or not. ''Daredevil'' (and by extension, all of the related Netflix shows) would officially be re-confirmed as canon in 2024 when ''Echo'' made direct {{Continuity Nod}}s to that series, and they are listed in the Timeline Order of the MCU on Disney+. The full synopses for these are now listed above in the Infinity Saga folder.
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* '''''Series/{{Daredevil|2015}}''' (Season One)'' '''(April 10, 2015)''': Blinded in an accident that enhanced his other senses as a child, lawyer [[Characters/MCUDaredevil Matt Murdock]] takes to the streets as a masked vigilante to deal with criminals the law cannot stop, primarily the mysterious [[Characters/MCUKingpin Wilson Fisk / The Kingpin]], a crime lord who has unified the various criminal organizations of Hell's Kitchen under an iron fist. Matthew has trouble reconciling his violent actions with his faith, however, and fears how far he'll go as the Devil of Hell's Kitchen.
* '''''Series/{{Jessica Jones|2015}}''' (Season One)'' '''(November 20, 2015)''': After a freak car crash killed her entire family, [[Characters/MCUJessicaJones Jessica Jones]] gained superpowers. But any notion of becoming a superhero was dashed after a traumatic encounter with a man who could make people do whatever he wanted, and Jessica now puts her skills to use as a private eye. However, the past doesn't die so easily, as Jessica must confront [[Characters/MCUKilgrave Kilgrave]] once again.
* '''''Series/{{Daredevil|2015}}''' (Season Two)'' '''(March 18, 2016)''': Though Matt Murdock has managed to put Wilson Fisk behind bars, his life along with those of Foggy Nelson and Karen Page takes a turn for the infinitely more perilous when they take on a Kitchen Irish client being hunted by [[Characters/MCUThePunisher Frank Castle / The Punisher]], a literal OneManArmy who has been systematically slaughtering all criminals in New York. Even though they fight the same enemies, Matt and Frank cannot see eye-to-eye and come to blows. Complicating Matt's life even further is the sudden appearance of [[Characters/MCUElektraNatchios Elektra Natchios]], his old college girlfriend who happens to bring out his worst impulses, intent on dragging him back into an ancient war against the [[Characters/MCUHand The Hand]], a nefarious and mystical organization spanning centuries.
* '''''Series/{{Luke Cage|2016}}''' (Season One)'' '''(September 30, 2016)''': Carl Lucas gained invulnerable skin in a prison experiment. Lucas, now going by [[Characters/MCULukeCage Luke Cage]], must now work with detective Misty Knight and use his powers to protect Harlem from the criminal elements that would infect it, such as local crime lord Cornell "Cottonmouth" Stokes, his CorruptPolitician cousin Mariah, pragmatic OpportunisticBastard Shades, and his boss the powerful arms dealer Diamondback.
* '''''Series/{{Iron Fist|2017}}''' (Season One)'' '''(March 17, 2017)''': [[Characters/MCUIronFist Danny Rand]], after a plane crash killed his parents, was taken in by the monks of the mystical K'un-Lun and given the chance to earn the powerful Iron Fist. Now he has returned to New York, swearing to reclaim his [[Characters/MCUCompanies parents' company]] and destroy the ancient enemies of K'un-Lun, the Hand. As soon as somebody starts taking him seriously, that is.
* '''''Series/{{The Defenders|2017}}''''' '''(August 18, 2017)''': After a huge earthquake rocks New York, fate brings Matt Murdock / Daredevil, Luke Cage, Jessica Jones, and Danny Rand / Iron Fist together as the Hand begin their endgame. The street heroes have their own reasons for battling against the ancient organization, but none more than Matt and Danny: Elektra is still alive, and is responsible for having killed most of the Iron Fist's allies.
* '''''Series/{{The Punisher|2017}}''' (Season One)'' '''(November 17, 2017)''': Frank Castle, having avenged his family, has finally retired his bloody crusade of vengeance. At least, he's trying to. After being tracked down by hacker David Lieberman / Micro, Frank begins to realize there may be more to what happened to his family than he originally thought. As enemies old and new begin to come out of the woodwork, Frank must pick up his guns once again and continue his war on crime.
* '''''Series/{{Jessica Jones|2015}}''' (Season Two)'' '''(March 8, 2018)''': The one thing Jessica Jones has never bee able to figure out was the origin of her powers. All she knows is that she woke up "different" following a freak car crash. When her mother resurfaces and leaves behind a trail of bodies, all roads point the detective in the direction of a mysterious and laidback scientist named Karl Mallus. All the while, Trish begins to deal with her own demons that will have tremendous repercussions for Jessica.
* '''''Series/{{Luke Cage|2016}}''' (Season Two)'' '''(June 22, 2018)''': The Hero of Harlem. The Bulletproof Black Man. The man faster than Usain Bolt. ...Well, perhaps ''that last one'' won't win him many points with the Jamaican population of New York, but Luke Cage has regardless been living high as Harlem's defender. At least, until one said Jamaican, John [=McIver=] / Bushmasher, appears and promptly defeats and humiliates Luke in public to put him in his place. Bushmaster, as it turns out, is out on a bloody crusade of vengeance against Mariah Dillard and Shades over sins that have been boiling over for decades. As Luke gets involved in this grudge match, he must ask himself: Which of the two is the lesser evil?
* '''''Series/{{Iron Fist|2017}}''' (Season Two)'' '''(September 7, 2018)''': Matt Murdock's sacrifice has ensured the Hand will menace New York - and the world - no longer. Fulfilling his promise to Matt, Danny and Colleen protect the streets of New York in Daredevil's absence. But, Danny's childhood friend Davos still has a festering grudge regarding Danny being chosen as the Iron Fist. His petty vendetta reaching an apex, Davos sets into motion a scheme to steal the Iron Fist from him, robbing New York of one of its resident defenders.
* '''''Series/{{Daredevil|2015}}''' (Season Three)'' '''(October 19, 2018)''': Against all odds, Matt Murdock has survived the battle of Midland Circle, but has refused to return to his public life in the face of losing his faith. As he recuperates and finds his footing as Daredevil again, Wilson Fisk puts into motion his master plan of getting out of prison and turning the very same FBI agents acting as his wardens into his personal army. He has set his fights on one specifically, [[Characters/MCUBenjaminPoindexter Benjamin Poindexter]], an extraordinarily gifted but particularly troubled and emotionally vulnerable agent who has more inner demons than can be counted. But both Fisk and Matt soon learn that an unstable, murderous psychopath [[EvilIsNotAToy is not a toy]].
* '''''Series/{{The Punisher|2017}}''' (Season Two)'' '''(January 18, 2019)''': Third time's the charm, right? Well, not for Frank Castle. Despite hanging up his guns ''once again'', Frank is forced back into a world of violence when a young grifter being hunted by a ruthless assassin stumbles into his life. As Frank continues to pile up bodies while protecting her, Dinah Madani has her own problems to deal with: Billy Russo has escaped, and in a quest to put the pieces of his broken mind together, has begun wreaking havoc all over New York, causing Dinah and Brett Mahoney to clash in dealing with the situation.
* '''''Series/{{Jessica Jones|2015}}''' (Season Three)'' '''(June 14, 2019)''': Gregory Salinger, an intelligent and psychotic serial killer has declared a mysterious war on Jessica Jones. Meanwhile, Trish Walker takes a darker path in her pursuit of justice as her mind begins to reach its limits.
* '''''Series/{{Jessica Jones|2015}}''' (Season One)'' '''(November 20, 2015)''': After a freak car crash killed her entire family, [[Characters/MCUJessicaJones Jessica Jones]] gained superpowers. But any notion of becoming a superhero was dashed after a traumatic encounter with a man who could make people do whatever he wanted, and Jessica now puts her skills to use as a private eye. However, the past doesn't die so easily, as Jessica must confront [[Characters/MCUKilgrave Kilgrave]] once again.
* '''''Series/{{Daredevil|2015}}''' (Season Two)'' '''(March 18, 2016)''': Though Matt Murdock has managed to put Wilson Fisk behind bars, his life along with those of Foggy Nelson and Karen Page takes a turn for the infinitely more perilous when they take on a Kitchen Irish client being hunted by [[Characters/MCUThePunisher Frank Castle / The Punisher]], a literal OneManArmy who has been systematically slaughtering all criminals in New York. Even though they fight the same enemies, Matt and Frank cannot see eye-to-eye and come to blows. Complicating Matt's life even further is the sudden appearance of [[Characters/MCUElektraNatchios Elektra Natchios]], his old college girlfriend who happens to bring out his worst impulses, intent on dragging him back into an ancient war against the [[Characters/MCUHand The Hand]], a nefarious and mystical organization spanning centuries.
* '''''Series/{{Luke Cage|2016}}''' (Season One)'' '''(September 30, 2016)''': Carl Lucas gained invulnerable skin in a prison experiment. Lucas, now going by [[Characters/MCULukeCage Luke Cage]], must now work with detective Misty Knight and use his powers to protect Harlem from the criminal elements that would infect it, such as local crime lord Cornell "Cottonmouth" Stokes, his CorruptPolitician cousin Mariah, pragmatic OpportunisticBastard Shades, and his boss the powerful arms dealer Diamondback.
* '''''Series/{{Iron Fist|2017}}''' (Season One)'' '''(March 17, 2017)''': [[Characters/MCUIronFist Danny Rand]], after a plane crash killed his parents, was taken in by the monks of the mystical K'un-Lun and given the chance to earn the powerful Iron Fist. Now he has returned to New York, swearing to reclaim his [[Characters/MCUCompanies parents' company]] and destroy the ancient enemies of K'un-Lun, the Hand. As soon as somebody starts taking him seriously, that is.
* '''''Series/{{The Defenders|2017}}''''' '''(August 18, 2017)''': After a huge earthquake rocks New York, fate brings Matt Murdock / Daredevil, Luke Cage, Jessica Jones, and Danny Rand / Iron Fist together as the Hand begin their endgame. The street heroes have their own reasons for battling against the ancient organization, but none more than Matt and Danny: Elektra is still alive, and is responsible for having killed most of the Iron Fist's allies.
* '''''Series/{{The Punisher|2017}}''' (Season One)'' '''(November 17, 2017)''': Frank Castle, having avenged his family, has finally retired his bloody crusade of vengeance. At least, he's trying to. After being tracked down by hacker David Lieberman / Micro, Frank begins to realize there may be more to what happened to his family than he originally thought. As enemies old and new begin to come out of the woodwork, Frank must pick up his guns once again and continue his war on crime.
* '''''Series/{{Jessica Jones|2015}}''' (Season Two)'' '''(March 8, 2018)''': The one thing Jessica Jones has never bee able to figure out was the origin of her powers. All she knows is that she woke up "different" following a freak car crash. When her mother resurfaces and leaves behind a trail of bodies, all roads point the detective in the direction of a mysterious and laidback scientist named Karl Mallus. All the while, Trish begins to deal with her own demons that will have tremendous repercussions for Jessica.
* '''''Series/{{Luke Cage|2016}}''' (Season Two)'' '''(June 22, 2018)''': The Hero of Harlem. The Bulletproof Black Man. The man faster than Usain Bolt. ...Well, perhaps ''that last one'' won't win him many points with the Jamaican population of New York, but Luke Cage has regardless been living high as Harlem's defender. At least, until one said Jamaican, John [=McIver=] / Bushmasher, appears and promptly defeats and humiliates Luke in public to put him in his place. Bushmaster, as it turns out, is out on a bloody crusade of vengeance against Mariah Dillard and Shades over sins that have been boiling over for decades. As Luke gets involved in this grudge match, he must ask himself: Which of the two is the lesser evil?
* '''''Series/{{Iron Fist|2017}}''' (Season Two)'' '''(September 7, 2018)''': Matt Murdock's sacrifice has ensured the Hand will menace New York - and the world - no longer. Fulfilling his promise to Matt, Danny and Colleen protect the streets of New York in Daredevil's absence. But, Danny's childhood friend Davos still has a festering grudge regarding Danny being chosen as the Iron Fist. His petty vendetta reaching an apex, Davos sets into motion a scheme to steal the Iron Fist from him, robbing New York of one of its resident defenders.
* '''''Series/{{Daredevil|2015}}''' (Season Three)'' '''(October 19, 2018)''': Against all odds, Matt Murdock has survived the battle of Midland Circle, but has refused to return to his public life in the face of losing his faith. As he recuperates and finds his footing as Daredevil again, Wilson Fisk puts into motion his master plan of getting out of prison and turning the very same FBI agents acting as his wardens into his personal army. He has set his fights on one specifically, [[Characters/MCUBenjaminPoindexter Benjamin Poindexter]], an extraordinarily gifted but particularly troubled and emotionally vulnerable agent who has more inner demons than can be counted. But both Fisk and Matt soon learn that an unstable, murderous psychopath [[EvilIsNotAToy is not a toy]].
* '''''Series/{{The Punisher|2017}}''' (Season Two)'' '''(January 18, 2019)''': Third time's the charm, right? Well, not for Frank Castle. Despite hanging up his guns ''once again'', Frank is forced back into a world of violence when a young grifter being hunted by a ruthless assassin stumbles into his life. As Frank continues to pile up bodies while protecting her, Dinah Madani has her own problems to deal with: Billy Russo has escaped, and in a quest to put the pieces of his broken mind together, has begun wreaking havoc all over New York, causing Dinah and Brett Mahoney to clash in dealing with the situation.
* '''''Series/{{Jessica Jones|2015}}''' (Season Three)'' '''(June 14, 2019)''': Gregory Salinger, an intelligent and psychotic serial killer has declared a mysterious war on Jessica Jones. Meanwhile, Trish Walker takes a darker path in her pursuit of justice as her mind begins to reach its limits.
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* '''''Series/{{Daredevil|2015}}''' ''Series/{{Daredevil|2015}}'' (Season One)'' '''(April One) (April 10, 2015)''': Blinded in an accident that enhanced his other senses as a child, lawyer [[Characters/MCUDaredevil Matt Murdock]] takes to the streets as a masked vigilante to deal with criminals the law cannot stop, primarily the mysterious [[Characters/MCUKingpin Wilson Fisk / The Kingpin]], a crime lord who has unified the various criminal organizations of Hell's Kitchen under an iron fist. Matthew has trouble reconciling his violent actions with his faith, however, and fears how far he'll go as the Devil of Hell's Kitchen.
2015)
*'''''Series/{{Jessica Jones|2015}}''' ''Series/{{Jessica Jones|2015}}'' (Season One)'' '''(November One) (November 20, 2015)''': After a freak car crash killed her entire family, [[Characters/MCUJessicaJones Jessica Jones]] gained superpowers. But any notion of becoming a superhero was dashed after a traumatic encounter with a man who could make people do whatever he wanted, and Jessica now puts her skills to use as a private eye. However, the past doesn't die so easily, as Jessica must confront [[Characters/MCUKilgrave Kilgrave]] once again.
2015)
*'''''Series/{{Daredevil|2015}}''' ''Daredevil'' (Season Two)'' '''(March Two) (March 18, 2016)''': Though Matt Murdock has managed to put Wilson Fisk behind bars, his life along with those of Foggy Nelson and Karen Page takes a turn for the infinitely more perilous when they take on a Kitchen Irish client being hunted by [[Characters/MCUThePunisher Frank Castle / The Punisher]], a literal OneManArmy who has been systematically slaughtering all criminals in New York. Even though they fight the same enemies, Matt and Frank cannot see eye-to-eye and come to blows. Complicating Matt's life even further is the sudden appearance of [[Characters/MCUElektraNatchios Elektra Natchios]], his old college girlfriend who happens to bring out his worst impulses, intent on dragging him back into an ancient war against the [[Characters/MCUHand The Hand]], a nefarious and mystical organization spanning centuries.
2016)
*'''''Series/{{Luke Cage|2016}}''' ''Series/{{Luke Cage|2016}}'' (Season One)'' '''(September One) (September 30, 2016)''': Carl Lucas gained invulnerable skin in a prison experiment. Lucas, now going by [[Characters/MCULukeCage Luke Cage]], must now work with detective Misty Knight and use his powers to protect Harlem from the criminal elements that would infect it, such as local crime lord Cornell "Cottonmouth" Stokes, his CorruptPolitician cousin Mariah, pragmatic OpportunisticBastard Shades, and his boss the powerful arms dealer Diamondback.
2016)
*'''''Series/{{Iron Fist|2017}}''' ''Series/{{Iron Fist|2017}}'' (Season One)'' '''(March One) (March 17, 2017)''': [[Characters/MCUIronFist Danny Rand]], after a plane crash killed his parents, was taken in by the monks of the mystical K'un-Lun and given the chance to earn the powerful Iron Fist. Now he has returned to New York, swearing to reclaim his [[Characters/MCUCompanies parents' company]] and destroy the ancient enemies of K'un-Lun, the Hand. As soon as somebody starts taking him seriously, that is.
2017)
*'''''Series/{{The Defenders|2017}}''''' '''(August ''Series/{{The Defenders|2017}}'' (August 18, 2017)''': After a huge earthquake rocks New York, fate brings Matt Murdock / Daredevil, Luke Cage, Jessica Jones, and Danny Rand / Iron Fist together as the Hand begin their endgame. The street heroes have their own reasons for battling against the ancient organization, but none more than Matt and Danny: Elektra is still alive, and is responsible for having killed most of the Iron Fist's allies.
2017)
*'''''Series/{{The Punisher|2017}}''' ''Series/{{The Punisher|2017}}'' (Season One)'' '''(November One) (November 17, 2017)''': Frank Castle, having avenged his family, has finally retired his bloody crusade of vengeance. At least, he's trying to. After being tracked down by hacker David Lieberman / Micro, Frank begins to realize there may be more to what happened to his family than he originally thought. As enemies old and new begin to come out of the woodwork, Frank must pick up his guns once again and continue his war on crime.
2017)
*'''''Series/{{Jessica Jones|2015}}''' ''Jessica Jones'' (Season Two)'' '''(March Two) (March 8, 2018)''': The one thing Jessica Jones has never bee able to figure out was the origin of her powers. All she knows is that she woke up "different" following a freak car crash. When her mother resurfaces and leaves behind a trail of bodies, all roads point the detective in the direction of a mysterious and laidback scientist named Karl Mallus. All the while, Trish begins to deal with her own demons that will have tremendous repercussions for Jessica.
2018)
*'''''Series/{{Luke Cage|2016}}''' ''Luke Cage'' (Season Two)'' '''(June Two) (June 22, 2018)''': The Hero of Harlem. The Bulletproof Black Man. The man faster than Usain Bolt. ...Well, perhaps ''that last one'' won't win him many points with the Jamaican population of New York, but Luke Cage has regardless been living high as Harlem's defender. At least, until one said Jamaican, John [=McIver=] / Bushmasher, appears and promptly defeats and humiliates Luke in public to put him in his place. Bushmaster, as it turns out, is out on a bloody crusade of vengeance against Mariah Dillard and Shades over sins that have been boiling over for decades. As Luke gets involved in this grudge match, he must ask himself: Which of the two is the lesser evil?
2018)
*'''''Series/{{Iron Fist|2017}}''' ''Iron Fist'' (Season Two)'' '''(September Two) (September 7, 2018)''': Matt Murdock's sacrifice has ensured the Hand will menace New York - and the world - no longer. Fulfilling his promise to Matt, Danny and Colleen protect the streets of New York in Daredevil's absence. But, Danny's childhood friend Davos still has a festering grudge regarding Danny being chosen as the Iron Fist. His petty vendetta reaching an apex, Davos sets into motion a scheme to steal the Iron Fist from him, robbing New York of one of its resident defenders.
2018)
*'''''Series/{{Daredevil|2015}}''' ''Daredevil'' (Season Three)'' '''(October Three) (October 19, 2018)''': Against all odds, Matt Murdock has survived the battle of Midland Circle, but has refused to return to his public life in the face of losing his faith. As he recuperates and finds his footing as Daredevil again, Wilson Fisk puts into motion his master plan of getting out of prison and turning the very same FBI agents acting as his wardens into his personal army. He has set his fights on one specifically, [[Characters/MCUBenjaminPoindexter Benjamin Poindexter]], an extraordinarily gifted but particularly troubled and emotionally vulnerable agent who has more inner demons than can be counted. But both Fisk and Matt soon learn that an unstable, murderous psychopath [[EvilIsNotAToy is not a toy]].
2018)
*'''''Series/{{The Punisher|2017}}''' ''The Punisher'' (Season Two)'' '''(January Two) (January 18, 2019)''': Third time's the charm, right? Well, not for Frank Castle. Despite hanging up his guns ''once again'', Frank is forced back into a world of violence when a young grifter being hunted by a ruthless assassin stumbles into his life. As Frank continues to pile up bodies while protecting her, Dinah Madani has her own problems to deal with: Billy Russo has escaped, and in a quest to put the pieces of his broken mind together, has begun wreaking havoc all over New York, causing Dinah and Brett Mahoney to clash in dealing with the situation.
2019)
*'''''Series/{{Jessica Jones|2015}}''' ''Jessica Jones'' (Season Three)'' '''(June Three) (June 14, 2019)''': Gregory Salinger, an intelligent and psychotic serial killer has declared a mysterious war on Jessica Jones. Meanwhile, Trish Walker takes a darker path in her pursuit of justice as her mind begins to reach its limits.2019)
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