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Honestly if they're going to entirely reboot the character they might as well put a new actor but honestly that completely contradicts what Kevin feige said and affirmatively nodded about the character and the show itself. so what's most likely happening he said they're doing a soft reboot in which day keep most of the continuity intact and given how great the show was I would say that about 99.9% of the continuity intact.

Hey There Eloy! Nice facial hair btw. And it would be nice to see these series return.

There was a line In Jessica Jones where Luke cage says “If I ever go too far I hope someone cares enough about me to take me down”

I've been meaning to comment on this video for a while. But I definitely agree that the Netflix characters should return to the limelight. I'm gonna be honest, just because the mediums in which these characters appear are different (movies to tv-show), I don't agree that they should be separated from the MCU continuity. I'm not sure why this is even a "rule" per se, but it has long been the case where the TV shows reference the events of the movies and not the reverse. We never get a reference to the Netflix/AoS characters (aside from Coulson) in the movies. And I think this is problematic from a story perspective. I mean you can argue that Daredevil is essentially a street-level hero. Therefore it's not likely that he'll be involved in these big conflicts involving intergalactic threats like Loki and Thanos. But Luke Cage on the other hand? That guy is a superhuman of the highest order and has thrown down with some of the biggest threats to humankind. One specific fight I remember of Luke's involved Proxima Midnight. Proxima Midnight was far more powerful in the comics than she was in the movie. She basically leapt out of her spaceship, fell to Earth like a meteor, and landed in New York. She then proceeded to lay all nearby Avengers like Luke Cage and Spectrum low with her sheer power. However, upon witnessing the defiance of the city's residents, Luke Cage picked himself up and beat the crap out of Proxima. Luke Cage is just that strong. So I definitely believe it was a disservice to keep Luke Cage relegated to the Netflix property when he absolutely deserved to be in the movies. And I feel the same for the rest of the Netflix characters. Daredevil may handle more common threats like mob bosses and crime lords, but he's crafty and skilled enough to deal with earth-breaking Bruisers like the Rhino on his own. Daredevil, Iron Fist, and Jessica Jones would have been useful in any of the bigger MCU movies. And I think this lends to the tragic nature of the agreements made with the Netflix stars. I believe stars like Charlie Cox, Kristin Ritter and Mike Coulter agreed to play these characters because they hoped to have a chance appear in MCU movies. But I don't think there were any plans for them to appear in any Marvel movies to begin with. I definitely hope that, if these actors return to their roles, Marvel will give them a chance to appear in MCU movies.

If Jessica Jones gets another season I think it’ll focus on trish’s redemption Because in one of the final scenes of the finale her face when they were naming all the things she did She was like Oh crap I am evil and you can see the obvious shame on her face

what’s the most recent Disney channel series u have seen I find them all unique and wholesome

You never talked about the Winx Netflix adaptation it looks like a unique take on the series and they made it tv ma it’ll be cooler than people think the guy who made it worked on TVD so he knows what he’s doing Ur probably not interested tho

I know you don’t typically watch Disney channel shows but they made a new show that seems right up your alley it’s a supernatural sort of thrillerish mystery Well thrillerish is the wrong word Here is the premise It’s called secret of sulphur springs and it came out today A 12-year-old boy and a thrill-seeking classmate discover a secret portal that allows them to travel back in time and uncover clues about a mystery involving a girl who disappeared decades ago from a Louisiana town. I know you like mysteries so it seems like ur jam It seems to have like a Nancy Drew 2020 vibe but for Disney channel you probably didn’t watch it u should tho It seems unique and it’ll have that classic wholesomeness Disney is known for Disney gave it a PG rating which is a first for the channel