Summary
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The defenders were Netflix's Marvel of the team, but a lot of it was wasted.
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The chaotic transition from Netflix to Disney led to confusion over the rights.
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Recent performances from the characters of Netflix-Era in movies and MCU movies are repairing a bridge.
The MCU television saga was extremely up and down. Although Disney Plus started strong with Wandavision and is currently broadcast by Daredevil: Born Again is one of the highlights of the adventure of the universe on a small screen, in recent years has also seen almighty troughs, especially with a secret invasion.
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One of the factors that disrupted Marvel's television aspiriatons was the chaotic transition from Netflix to Disney, which led to short arches, the main characters were pushed and a lot of confusion over rights. Things were so combat that Netflix Ted Sarandos recently described work with Marvel as “Fist Fight”.
“Anything [Marvel] They did not spend, held ”
Between 2015 and 2019, the “main” Marvel Show was on Netflix. While ABC had at that time the agents of Shield, Agent Carter and Inhumans, and there were still different animated programs on various platforms, the Netflix series was considered to be A-Tier for Marvel. They were Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Luke Cage and Iron Fist, who all joined the defenders, as well as for Punisher. Although they moved to Disney Plus when Netflix came, they were considered more separate from the main canon as always.
In recent years, however, things have changed. Starting with Matt Murdoch in Spider-Man: No way of home and then in She-Hulk, plus Wilson Fisk in Hawkeye and Echo, universes were integrated. Although it is unlikely that the defenders as a whole will be fully connected to MCU, Daredevil (and now Daredevil: He was born again) he leap. During the phases of five and six – at the moment we are at five – there are no plans for other defenders to get their own Disney series, although Daredevil: Born Again will have the second season in the current phase six plan.
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While fans can take comfort from the long -awaited sequel to Daredevil, Sarandos does not pull the strikes in a discussion of the previous arrangement with Marvel in an interview with Variet. “In our performances, we dealt with the old Marvel TV regime, which worked separately in Disney. And they were gentle,” he said. “We wanted to make a great TV; they wanted to make money. I thought we could make money with a great TV.”
Getting money for what he calls the “biggest agreement in the history of television” was not easy, he claimed. “As producers, anything [Marvel] They did not spend, held. So every time we wanted to add something to the show to make it better, it was Fist Fight. ”
