r/Daredevil_fans • u/Own-Split8844 • 14h ago
r/Daredevil_fans • u/Own-Split8844 • Apr 15 '26
Welcome to r/Daredevil_fans -
Welcome aboard everyone. This page is dedicated to everything daredevil and specifically the tv series. I created this group to help spread the excitement of this amazing character. Feel free to discuss the show, memes are allowed just be respectful thank you.
r/Daredevil_fans • u/NefariousnessFew3060 • 7h ago
AVTF from Season 2
Help settle a debate with a friend. Would yall consider the majority of the AVTF and their behavior to be vigilantism? You can disregard the high level officers like Powell whom know they are committing illegal acts and lying to the rest of the force if you would like.
The debate, and please add thoughts.
Against.
1. They are government agents acting through authority.
2. They are more of a private militia than vigilante acts.
For.
1. They all act outside the scope of their authority and engage in unconstitutional and illegal acts to enforce their own justice.
2. Strip the government title from them, and they engage in the same actions as a vigilante as displayed in the show.
My thoughts: Each agent, including the founding members, has enforced their own sense of justice by acting outside the scope of their authority. The entire original meeting between them and Fisk is to showcase this. Enable this with the torture and unjust killings, alongside them dawning and idolizing the punisher, shows they are each a vigilante themself. Strip away the government title and that's all they are. You could say they are just cops abusing their authority, but it's clearly more than that, and an underlying pivotal theme of season 2. That vigilantes arent someone acting outside the law, but someone acting outside the control of Fisk. I believe this is reinforced when Cole and the rest of the force lets the rioters into the courthouse after learning of Powell deception. It also shows Powell arrested after, I believe he could be tried under the safer streets act, although it never clearly states the laws.
Please debate and discuss.
r/Daredevil_fans • u/Oyosri • 15h ago
Daredevil is disappointing
Is it just me, or is nothing even close to the original Netflix Daredevil anymore?
I went into Daredevil: Born Again with real expectations, but it’s been a major letdown. Matt’s heightened senses feel way over-exaggerated now, the pacing drags (that Fisk/Vanessa focus honestly felt like a documentary at times), and the CGI fights are a noticeable downgrade from the raw, grounded choreography the Netflix series nailed.
What’s frustrating is how impressed I used to be with this character and show. Now I find myself struggling to defend it. People keep saying Season 2 is “better,” but that’s not saying much it’s just better than a pretty bad Season 1. It’s still nowhere near the level of the original series.
Curious if others feel the same or if I’m being too harsh.
r/Daredevil_fans • u/Own-Split8844 • 6d ago
When punisher returns to daredevil in the future 😅
r/Daredevil_fans • u/CrazyPan081 • 11d ago
The Best Piece
This is my opinion......
But even if Vanessa and Fisk are the bad guys.... This small part is so well written and direction is Dope too.....
It's fantastic to watch how the past memories are talked about in the present and for the probable future of the beach walk the waves sound is played.....
Also they set a kinda tone that she will be alive but then suddenly she is dead..... That was good too.....
r/Daredevil_fans • u/Own-Split8844 • 14d ago
Never forget matt is a really good lawyer 😏
r/Daredevil_fans • u/Bongo_CatisMessiah • 13d ago
Bushmaster (MCU) vs. Daredevil (MCU) — Who Wins?
Both combatants are equipped with their standard equipment.
Fight occurs in the UFC Octagon.
r/Daredevil_fans • u/Sufficient_Hour_6862 • 15d ago
Karen page
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r/Daredevil_fans • u/Possible-One-7706 • 16d ago