The event is chronicled in a newspaper article by writer Ben Urich, who also wrote on the Harlem battle from The Incredible Hulk. The events of the first Avengers film helped to kickstart many other events in the MCU, and Daredevil is no exception. The most blatant example that helps place Season 1 of Daredevil is the Battle of New York. RELATED: Hawkeye Formally Introduces A New MCU Hero - And Teases A Major Villain These events also help place where the show takes place in the timeline of the MCU. That being said, the events occurring outside of the bubble of Hell's Kitchen do play a role in Daredevil and even impact the narrative in significant ways. Because it's more of a street-level series, the events surrounding it are far more self-contained.

While Daredevil is a fan-favorite character and show, the events of the series never leave a major impact in the MCU. But even with the series seemingly no longer canon, where does it land in the timeline from when it was considered so? But timeline navigation has always been an issue, even when shows like Daredevilwere in the MCU.

With new projects releasing in theaters and on Disney+, it's even more important and challenging to figure out where each story lies in the grand scheme. Following the events of Avengers: Endgame, audiences now have to fill the gaps between the five years following Thanos' Snap to the months following his defeat. The timeline of the Marvel Cinematic Universe has become integral now more than ever.

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