Jomi Adeniran

they might not Sinister will be interesting I know he's not a famous villain in terms of like movies and shit but like it's the one villain that they haven't done where I'm like

You could get some shit off with Sinister.

Yeah.

Experimenting on Cyclops.

All right, this is your Midnight Manifest for the season finale of Daredevil Born Again Season 2, The Southern Cross, directed by Ian B. McDonald, written by Dario Scardapain and Jesse Wigato.

Matt decides to call Wilson Fisk to the stand after being backed into a corner after the arrest and trial of Karen Page.

The blind lawyer takes a big swing to finally take the mayor down by revealing to the world that he is Daredevil.

Bat's reveal is the last puzzle piece needed to dismantle the Kingpin's rule and disband the Anti-Vigilante Task Force.

The city revolts, with many Daredevil supporters rushing the courthouse to exact revenge on Fisk.

In a fit of rage, the mayor goes on a killing spree, but is stopped by Matt, who tells him their war has to end to save New York City, and at episode's end,

Matt is in prison.

Fisk is on a beach alone, grieving the loss of Vanessa in New York.

Bullseye joins Mr. Charles while Heather dons Musa's mask.

And Luke Cage is reunited with his daughter and Jessica as the latter reopens Alias Investigations.

And that has been your Midnight Manifest for Daredevil Born Again.

Start with you, Van.

Before we even give our instant reactions, big picture thoughts maybe on this finale in this season, because when I was watching it,

it did finally feel like the last piece of the puzzle where I'm like, oh, you guys almost had to have an entire season to get back to the thing that we loved.

It felt the closest to me of like, some of the complaints that we've been talking about have just like,

We want the depth of the Netflix show.