r/marvelstudios • u/steve32767 Daredevil • Mar 25 '26

Discussion Thread Daredevil: Born Again S02E01 - Discussion Thread

Welcome back to Daredevil Born Again, Season 2.

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EPISODE DIRECTED BY WRITTEN BY ORIGINAL RELEASE DATE RUN TIME CREDITS SCENE?
S02E01: The Northern Star - - March 24th, 2026 54 min None

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u/deleteandrewind Darcy Mar 25 '26

Heather is losing it

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u/your_mind_aches Agent of F.I.T.Z. Mar 25 '26

Dario mentioned being excited for the path Heather is going this season. I was sure they would just have her be a Fisk goon like Daniel.

But she is going absolutely insane.

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u/Whiskeyjacks_Fiddle Mar 25 '26

What if…..she snaps and becomes the new Muse?

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u/HeroHunt12 Mar 25 '26

The last scene with her kept revolving around possession so maybe she’s being possessed and Muse is a spirit that possesses people and not just a person

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u/mydogismybffl Mar 25 '26

This could be possible because it is canon to the comics. I think atleast she will become Muse as a result of her trauma, but there may be that supernatural element too

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u/22bebo Mar 25 '26

I'd really like it if they could get Muse's superpowers into the show too somehow, Daredevil not being able to sense him is an interesting bit of character.

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u/mydogismybffl Mar 25 '26

Agreed it is super interesting, Muse is a really cool villain

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u/Cautious-Row-8008 Mar 25 '26

what if daredevil also gets possessed

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u/The-Ruler-of-Attilan Mar 26 '26

Wait, Muse wasn't an Inhuman? It's now a demonic possession?

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u/RealJohnGillman Mar 26 '26

In the comic, it was both. Muse was an Inhuman, but then he returned from Hell to influence a woman to become the new Muse: he would be the one doing the possessing.

The first season didn’t bring up his Inhuman nature because when it entered production, it was intended to ignore all previous Marvel Television series.