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Daredevil is all set to mark his appearance in the MCU once again with a cameo inShe-Hulk. Last time he was spotted inSpider-Man: No Way Homewhere he helped Peter Parker fight his legal battle. As he is slated to appear again in the ongoing Disney+ series, Charlie Cox spoke about how his character will have a major shift in the MCU. He revealed that the theme of his character will be toned down and will be far lighter than the Netflix version.
Daredevil’s appearance in She-Hulk’s universe sporting the comic-accurate Yellow and Red Suit had already sparked excitement among the fans. But now with the news of the tonal shift, the audience seems to have some worries regarding his portrayal in the MCU.
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It is a completely different Daredevil
Although every one of us remembers Matt Murdock aka Daredevil to be a deadly merciless superhero from his action in the Netflix series, MCU’s a whole different affair. MCU is often criticized for having a very clean and strawberry-Esque approach which is the main reason the fans are worried.
Speaking to Variety,Charlie Coxrevealed that his role inShe-Hulk: Attorney at Lawwill show a different version of his character. According to him, this is mainly due to the contrasting tone of his former show and theShe-Hulkseries.
“What was really fun about being in She-Hulk, for this one episode is that obviously the tone of that show is radically different. And in order for my character to be… appropriate for me to be in that show”
Charlie Cox confessed that this version of Matt Murdock is going to be flirty and fun-loving:
“I had to adapt a little bit my Matt Murdock, so that he was in a place in his life where he’s having fun and life is good and he’s a bit cheeky and a bit flirty, and it’s just, tonally, slightly different. And it was a bit of an experiment, but it was really enjoyable and I really had a good time.”
The arrival of Matt Murdock in theTatiana Maslanystarred series is widely anticipated by the fans. Some rumors also suggest that Jennifer Walters may have a romantic relationship with Daredevil. Undoubtedly it will be a new experience as we will spot the character in a totally different avatar. Just hope it’s a good transition and a good experience to watch a flirtatious Matt Murdock for the first time.
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Will the tonal shift affect the solo Daredevil series as well?
FollowingShe-HulkandEcho, Daredevil will get his full solo series titledDaredevil: Born Again. As the speculations are high from the series, the actor was asked if the tonal transformation would affect his solo series as well. To this, he replied that to some extent it will involve what we called the classic MCU approach but not completely:
“I don’t think that would work, Not over the course of our entire season. Not with this character. I don’t think it’s necessarily truthful enough to the source material for it to really work.”
This marked a sigh of relief for the fans. It will be commendable if this series takes a detour from the usual MCU route as promised. A series such as Daredevil looks best in its usual raw and gritty theme.
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Still, the upcoming episodes ofShe-Hulkare widely anticipated as we are yet to figure out how the new character trait really looks on Daredevil.
She-Hulk: Attorney at Law streams every Thursday on Disney+
Daredevil: Born Again will release sometime in 2024
Source:Variety
Subham Mandal
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Subham Mandal is currently working as a content writer for FandomWire with an ardent interest in the world of pop culture. He has written more than 1000 articles on different spheres of modern pop culture and is currently pursuing a Bachelor of Arts degree in English. He’s also an experienced student journalist having demonstrated work experience with the Times of India. He aspires to be a column writer in the future.
