Daredevil: Born Again Post-Credits: Do Episode 1 & 2 Have a Scene at the End?

The much-awaited series Daredevil: Born Again has finally debuted. It focuses on blind lawyer Matt Murdock resuming his fight for justice. On the other hand, Wilson Fisk, a former mafia boss, becomes the mayor of the town, and his past collides with Matt’s. With the first two episodes out, fans have grown curious about a credits scene. So, do Daredevil: Born Again Episodes 1 and 2 have a post-credits or end-credits scene?

Here is everything you need to know about the potential additional scenes in the first two episodes of the action drama.

Is there an end, mid or post credits scene in Daredevil: Born Again Episode 1 or 2?

No, Daredevil: Born Again Episodes 1 and 2 do not have an end, mid, or post-credits scene.

As fans are aware, Daredevil: Born Again is a revival and continuation of the original series titled Daredevil. With an interesting storyline revolving around the past collision of the superhero and the former crime boss Wilson Fisk, the expectations of viewers were next level. As a result, many were speculating about a mid, end, or post-credits scene in the first two episodes of the series. Unfortunately, the makers of the show did not plan any type of credits scene in the premiere episodes.

Nevertheless, the first two episodes of the show managed to keep viewers hooked. The first episode witnessed Matt, Foggy Nelson, and Karen Page celebrating the retirement of Cherry at Josie’s. Soon, Foggy gets killed and takes his last breath in Karen’s arms. Matt gets angry and throws Poindexter off the building. There is a time jump, and Wilson Fisk ends up becoming the mayor of New York City.

Further, in the second episode, Matt is seen representing Hector Ayala. He learns that Hector is a rebel called White Tiger. Later, Wilson threatens Commissioner Gallo to drop his plans of resignation. While Wilson claims to be a changed man, he still carries a hatred towards superheroes. The upcoming episodes are expected to be laced with twists and turns.