New York City – Showrunner Dario Scardapene of the series Daredevil: Born Again recently shared exciting news with fans on Instagram. Scardapene expressed gratitude towards the cast, crew, and studio for their work on the season one finale, and teased that season 2 of the Disney+/Marvel Studios’ Charlie Cox streaming series is set to premiere in March 2026. As of now, filming for the second season is already underway.
The first season of Daredevil: Born Again concluded with Mayor Fisk, portrayed by Vincent D’Onofrio, tightening his control over New York City alongside his wife, Vanessa. The duo aims to establish a separate city-state within the Red Hook port area, posing a challenge for Matt Murdock who reemerges as Daredevil to reclaim the city for its residents. Accompanied by old allies Karen and Frank Castle, also known as The Punisher, Matt embarks on a mission to combat Fisk’s reign. Dr. Glenn, played by Margarita Levieva, aligns herself with Mayor Fisk, sparking potential conflicts with Matt in the upcoming season romantically.
In addition to his role in Daredevil: Born Again, actor Jon Bernthal is working on a Disney+ special for his character, The Punisher, within the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Bernthal is co-writing the project alongside filmmaker Reinaldo Marcus Green. This collaboration hints at exciting developments for fans of The Punisher, offering a unique perspective on the character outside of Daredevil.
The anticipation for the second season of Daredevil: Born Again continues to build, as viewers eagerly await the return of beloved characters and the unfolding of new storylines in March 2026. The success of the first season, coupled with the ongoing production for season 2, showcases the commitment and creativity of the team behind the series. Fans can look forward to exploring the complex dynamics between heroes and villains in a city embroiled in power struggles and personal vendettas. Stay tuned for more updates as the premiere date approaches, promising an exhilarating journey for both the characters and the audience.