Daredevil: Born Again Season 2 Wraps Filming and Returns with Jessica Jones

Filming has officially wrapped on Daredevil: Born Again season 2 and fans are buzzing with excitement. Showrunner Dario Scardapane confirmed production concluded after just four to five months of shooting in New York City. Cameras began rolling in late February and finished earlier this month, and that call of “cut” brings the series a step closer to its March 2026 debut on Disney Plus, according to Marvel’s timeline.

The new season picks up immediately where the last one left off. An eight‑episode arc that promises gritty street‑level action, courtroom drama, and pulsing moral complexity. Scardapane’s announcement thanked the entire cast and crew for their hard work and called the wrap “something truly special.” He included a nod to the art department’s custom bobblehead, a quirky reminder of the camaraderie on set.

What really electrifies the fandom is the return of Krysten Ritter as Jessica Jones. Ritter shared her excitement about rejoining Charlie Cox’s Matt Murdock and praised the show’s tone as “gritty” and big in scope. She said stepping back into the role felt effortless and she believes fans will be thrilled by what’s in store. Jessica’s sharp wit combined with Matt’s unwavering sense of justice promise some electrifying on‑screen exchanges.

Other returning cast members include Vincent D’Onofrio as Fisk, Deborah Ann Woll, company favorites like Lili Taylor and Matthew Lillard among new additions. Jon Bernthal’s Punisher is also around, after he was convinced to come back once Marvel tweaked his storyline to better align with the character. There is a tease about Foggy Nelson appearing again in flashbacks even though Elden Henson did not appear in wrap announcements.

This wrap is thrilling confirmation that Marvel is moving fast while keeping momentum. With the show already renewed for season 2 and production wrapped efficiently, fans won’t have to wait years to see Daredevil in action again. It marks a striking turnaround after some other Marvel TV projects stalled or were delayed indefinitely.

The post‑wrap phase will bore down on editing, visual effects and that iconic new black double‑D suit Charles Cox premiered around season’s launch. Expect behind‑the‑scenes footage to drop at D23 Expo or New York Comic Con later this autumn. Marvel’s recent pattern shows they pair smart teasers with strong fan reactions.

Season 2 promises to be a resistance story. After Daredevil was outlawed at the end of season 1, the next chapter will expand on Matt’s fight against Fisk’s political campaign. With Jessica Jones helping out, it hints at a low‑key Defenders style reunion. It could be smart, tense, street level vigilante drama with emotional weight and real world stakes—exactly what made the first season shine.

If Marvel keeps the pace, the Punisher, Jessica and Daredevil could form a formidable trio of anti‑heroes. They will need to navigate moral paradoxes, legal battles, and a changing city as the makings of a serious Phase Six street‑level saga. After the strong wrap, we expect a trailer in early 2026.

Collectors of superhero content are already clearing space on their streaming calendars and dusting off Hell’s Kitchen hoodies. This wrap means the fight is almost ready. And if the buzz holds true, Daredevil: Born Again season 2 may redefine what street‑level storytelling can be in the MCU.