Daredevil: Confirmed not to be blipped because he was seen fighting maya during those 5 years.

Luke Cage: he gets blipped and when he returns the club is abandoned so he goes back to fighting crime on the streets of Harlem.

Iron Fist: he doesn’t blip and returns to New York after ward and half the world suddenly disappears, he doesn’t seem to find Colleen either.

Jessica Jones: Does not blip and continues to keep crime low and tries to solve crimes and why lots have disappeared.

Colleen Wing: she is blipped and Danny returns along with the iron fist.

Misty Knight: Not blipped and mourns after her friends Luke Cage and Colleen Wing, she tries to find out why almost everyone is gone.

The Punisher: He isn’t blipped and continues to destroy the scum on the streets, he keeps his vigilantism and is very angry due to the recent events.

Im watching this show for the first time, and the description of the fingers of the Hand is throwing me off a little. I understand that there are members from Africa and Japan and whatnot, but Alexandra has an American accent and, according to the comics, the Hand was formed before America. Did she develop it over time or is the timeline different or something?

I just started watching DateDevil, great show so far, but I was wondering why are they so vague about the battle of NewYork? I know it is confirmed now they are apart of the MCU thanks to Spiderman No Way Home, but if they are, why are they so vague about everything? Was this a test to see if they do fit the MCU? Was it not a done deal yet between Netflix and Disney?

Let’s say bond is on the roof top at night, and is attempting to snipe a target, and daredevil interrupts him. Who do think wins?

After hearing Colleen say so tenderly, “Danny…I want you to stay.” I can’t say I blame him. Even Davos relaxed the rule eventually, albeit mainly as a means to an end.

Father Lantom in 1x09: "I'd become close with the village elder, Gahiji. He and his family had the respect of everybody, Hutu and Tutsi alike. He'd helped them all through famines, disease. The militia liked to force Hutu villagers to murder their neighbors with machetes. But nobody would raise a hand against Gahiji. They said, 'Well how can we kill such a holy man?' So the militia commander sent soldiers with orders to cut his head off in front of the entire village. Gahiji didn't try to put up a fight. Just asked for the chance to say goodbye to his family. By the time he was done, even the soldiers didn't wanna kill him. So they went to their commander and asked permission to shoot him. At least give him a quick death. The commander wanted to meet this man who had won the respect of so many. He went to Gahiji. Talked with him in his hut for many hours. Then he dragged him out in front of his village and hacked him to pieces along with his entire family. In that man who took Gahiji's life, I saw the Devil. So yes, Matthew. I believe he walks among us, taking many forms."

1x12: Wilson Fisk personally visits Ben Urich, a journalist who is very respected by the public, by old school mobsters of the generation that preceded Fisk, and even Fisk himself ("You're a man of principle, of conviction. I understand that, I even admire it"). He talks with him for several minutes. And then he grabs him and viciously strangles him to death.

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How very cool.

Did Netflix ever release or comment on viewership?

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Fisk gives the green light for Blake to be taken out

I mean, while the sniper is lining up his shot, the view down his scope seems to largely focus on Ben, suggesting Ben is his target. So when he instead shoots Detective Blake, then the two other cops (to make Blake look like he was randomly selected), it's a bit shocking. But not really, considering that Fisk had earlier in the episode decided Blake was a liability in light of Matt stealing his phone. And while Ben is certainly a threat to Fisk given he wrote the Union Allied piece, Fisk also knows there's little merit in killing a reporter like him (at this point in time; once Ben intrudes on Fisk's personal life by speaking to his mother, it'll be a different story).