Since season 3 of Daredevil: Born Again, X-Men '97, and Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man are coming out after Doomsday, what will happen to their universes when the incursion destroys all of them?

What will happen to Daredevil, the X-Men, Spider-Man, and everyone else in those shows? Will they perish along with their universes getting destroyed? Or will some of them survive and make it to Battleworld (or even the Void)? Or will there be no connection to Doomsday whatsoever?

And since Daredevil lives in the main universe, I need to know if he'll survive the incursion or perish or become Battleworld's Daredevil?

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FewWatermelonlesson02025-10-15 06:49

Most likely no connection to Doomsday whatsoever.

Daredevil might have a cameo in Secret Wars or Doomsday but I doubt it’d be anything that actually impacts the show.

And part of what made X-Men 97 work so well is that the writers were allowed to do their own thing without having to worry about how it fits into the wider MCU. Trying to crowbar in a tie-in to Secret Wars would be dumb, imo.

Flashy-Ad91292025-10-15 18:13

What about Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man?

kneeco282025-10-15 06:50

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Flashy-Ad91292025-10-15 06:52

All the Defenders shows take place in 616/199999, including DD:BA

Which is why Matt Murdock cameo in Spider-Man: No Way Home and Punisher will be in Spider-Man: Brand New Day

darksaber5222025-10-15 06:54

Yes it does, because one character from another Disney+ show does make an appearance in one episode.

eagc72025-10-15 08:36

I think what OP means is how BA S3 is gonna be able to happen presuming Doomsday ends with incursions, since BA S3 is set to release in-between Doomsday and SW

IntrinsicGamer2025-10-15 06:52

4 options:

1. Doomsday doesn't end that way, anyway.
2. They take place before Doomsday.
3. No connection whatsoever.
4. One or more of them ties in directly by taking place in the aftermath of Doomsday.

Tbh, it'd be kinda cool if they did option #4 for Born Again Season 3 (assuming the current arc wraps up in S2) before going back to the street level stuff for Season 4 onward. Big tonal change, but would feel a lot like how solo comics tie into event miniseries as they're releasing , and could easily be done in a way that doesn't wind up being required viewing in between the films and works with a passing explanation within the season. I doubt they do that, to be clear, I just think it would be kinda cool and a good opportunity to explore Daredevil in a very different setting and style for a bit of a break in between the Mayor Fisk arc and whatever comes next.

Edit: Specifically regarding X-Men '97 and YFNSM, tbh, even if we get an "end of the multiverse" ending, I doubt they stop making '97 and YFNSM over it. It'll be more like the main universe is "locked away" from the multiverse, if they need to explain it. Those connections don't really matter, as those are entirely separate stories with little to no connections to the MCU.

InevitableWeight3142025-10-15 06:53

What makes you think an incursion will destroy every universe? If by any chance it does, I dont think we’ll get any reference in Spiderman and X-Men 97

And I think we just have to trust that after SW everything will go back to something like normal so Daredevil can go on

N8CCRG2025-10-15 14:52

What is it with some in this fandom who become 100% *convinced* of a particular fan theory and treat it as if it's already happened? It's so weird.

Primus02025-10-15 06:55

Unless they write them into the movie, nothing will happen. They’ll have no recollection.

Notoriously_So2025-10-15 07:32

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Grayx_28872025-10-15 08:35

Daredevil: Born Again is part of the main MCU 616 universe. It ain't gonna be affected by jack-shit. YFNSM after its third season?! No, it ain't gonna be integrated into the sacred timeline come Avengers: Secret Wars.

Now, apparently, Kevin Feige wanted X-Men '97 to be cannon to the Marvel Cinematic Universe as an excuse to finally integrate mutants into Earth 616. But, there's just one problem. The X-Men were not even around during certain MCU events. They weren't around during the invasion of the Chitauri Empire. Not when S.H.I.E.L.D. was being compromised by Hydra. Not during Captain America: Civil War happened. Not when Thanos snapped half of the Galaxy out of existence with the Infinity Guantlet. Not when Wanda Maximoff held a small town in New Jersey hostage. Not when Konshu showed up in Egypt. Not when a Celestisl's hand and head risen from the Indian Ocean. Not even when the multiverse was starting to rip the skies of New York apart, thanks to Spider-Man or when Sentry became the Void. Or when the Kingpin started to issue a martial law in New York City.

marvelcomics222025-10-15 11:10

The Marvel Television thing where all their shows were set before Infinity War, just like again.

Sir__Will2025-10-15 18:29

The cartoons have no connection to the MCU.

Flashy-Ad91292025-10-15 18:29

What about Spider-Verse?

Sir__Will2025-10-15 19:00

Is not connected to the MCU. They can throw in whatever easter egg cameos they want, it's not actually connected to the MCU.

Flashy-Ad91292025-10-15 19:04

But Miguel mentioned the events of No Way Home and Multiverse of Madness, Doctor Strange, and Tom Holland's Spider-Man

And they even showed an MCU Prowler cameo and the Scared Timeline

And not only that, but they also showed scenes from the Raimiverse and Webbverse

Sir__Will2025-10-15 20:04

And none of that was done in conjunction with the MCU. They can reference whatever they want, do whatever they want there, but the MCU itself is not beholden to whatever it does. It doesn't really matter, Spider-verse has 1 more movie and it's not going to have anything to do with what the MCU is doing.

TylerHyena2025-10-16 04:48

I don’t feel like X-Men 97 will be affected at all, especially since they’d already be dealing with the missing X-Men in time.