Daredevil: Born Again Season 2 Leaves 7 Burning Questions We Can’t Stop Asking

Season 2 of Daredevil: Born Again slams the door and then leaves it half open. Big swings, big moments, and a surprising amount of question marks still hanging in the air. If you finished the finale and thought, Wait, we are not going to talk about all that? Same.

Where season 2 leaves everyone

The finale does a lot. Matt flips the Karen Page investigation so it points squarely at Fisk and proves Fisk was tied to the sinking of the Northern Star. To light a fire under the city, Matt straight-up tells the world he is Daredevil, which helps trigger protests across New York. Fisk then plows through a crowd of protestors in a brutal rampage. And despite that, Matt shows mercy: he lets Fisk walk with a promise to leave New York and never come back. The ironic kicker? Matt is the one who ends up in cuffs as the episode closes.

Season 3 is already shooting, so some of the loose ends below could get answers soon. But honestly, a lot of this felt like it should have been wrapped by now. Here is what season 2 leaves dangling.

Seven big questions season 2 did not answer

1. What were the Northern Star weapons for?

   The core plot this season is Fisk helping smuggle illegal weapons into New York on the Northern Star. We know what was coming in and how the shipment was supposed to slip through the city. What we never get is the why. The cargo was for Valentina Allegra de Fontaine, which suggests the CIA or OXE was involved, but the show never spells out the endgame. Who were these meant for, and to what purpose? Total blank.

2. Where is The Hand?

   The Hand pops back up in Spider- Man: Brand New Day, and since they originated as Daredevil villains in this corner of the MCU, you would think season 2 would pave that road. It does not. No setup, no shadowy teases, nothing. Which raises the question: how are they active again without Daredevil catching wind?

3. What was Luke Cage doing for Mr. Charles?

   Mr. Charles tells Jessica Jones that Luke Cage is working for him. He will not say where Luke is or what the job is, and he threatens that he is the only person who can put Luke and Jessica back in touch. Luke finally shows up at the very end of the finale, talks to Jessica... and still does not explain where he has been or what he has been doing. Cool reunion, zero clarity.

4. What is Bullseye doing for Mr. Charles?

   When Luke returns, he drops a little bomb: Mr. Charles has moved on to a new hire — Bullseye. We even see Dex on a plane seated next to Charles, seemingly operating as a government-adjacent mercenary. Mission specifics? None. The show basically says, He is on a job, trust us, and kicks that can to a future project.

5. Will Foggy Nelson ever come back?

   After months of chatter, season 2 does not set up Foggy at all. There are nods that echo a comics arc where Foggy is tucked away in witness protection, which had people thinking a reveal was imminent. Then... nothing. Post-finale, the odds do not look great, and the show is not exactly boosting confidence he is rejoining the party anytime soon.

6. How did Fisk's deal survive the courthouse brawl?

   Timeline check: Matt proves Fisk was tied to the citywide weapons smuggling, so the New York attorney general offers Fisk a deal — step down as mayor, leave the city, and he will not be charged. Before Fisk accepts, he storms outside and beats the hell out of a crowd of protestors. People are almost certainly dead; he even snaps one person over his knee. Yet somehow, the deal is magically still valid when he is ready to take it. The show never bothers to explain the legal gymnastics there. That math does not add up.

7. Where did Frank Castle go after escaping Fisk's compound?

   Frank Castle sits out all of season 2, which is wild given how season 1 positioned him. He fought alongside Daredevil against Mayor Fisk and the AVTF, got arrested by the end, and then escaped in the post-credits stinger — perfect runway for a season 2 return. Instead, he is MIA with zero in-story explanation. For Frank, that absence feels off. Hopefully The Punisher: One Last Shot on Disney+ or Spider-Man: Brand New Day picks up that thread, because the silence here is loud.

What now

Season 3 is in production, so answers are at least theoretically on the way. Still, leaving this many threads loose does ding the landing. If the show sticks around, the MCU is going to have to tie off a lot of dangling storylines — and soon.