Daredevil brings a blind lawyer, Matt Murdock, to life. He fights crime using his super senses in Hell’s Kitchen, New York City. It dives into heavy stuff like tragedy and morality. Expect drama, grit and maybe a few unexpected twists. Grab some popcorn and enjoy!

Meet the characters from Daredevil

Matt Murdock

Matt Murdock is the kind of stoic, quietly intense hero who punches injustice like it’s a personal debt collector — lawyer by day, vigilante by night, and somehow always smelling faintly of coffee and righteousness. He’s blind but sees everything that matters (and maybe too many things that are none of his business); his other senses are unnervingly precise and he’s got this weird monk-ish discipline mixed with a street-fighter’s grit. He’s deeply Catholic and brooding, but also sarcastic in a way that catches you off guard — like he’ll give you a Bible verse and a one-liner in the same breath. Loves the city like a bruised lover, and will argue about ethics until you give in or he stops caring — which is rare. Also — tiny, probably useless fact — he absolutely hums old jazz in the shower and insists burnt toast is “perfect,” though I’m not sure how that fits his ascetic vibe.

Wilson Fisk

Wilson Fisk is the definition of terrifying elegance; think tuxedo that could strangle you and a smile that rearranges your day. He builds empires like people build model trains — obsessively, with plans, and a weird artistic flourish (he really does adore classical music and sculpture, which makes it worse somehow). Totally ruthless in business and politics, but also domestic in a way that makes your skin crawl: he likes order, big gestures, expensive furniture, and the idea of a perfect family, even if he breaks things to get it. He’s a puppetmaster who believes he’s saving the city by remaking it in his image — charming and monstrous at once. Oh, and I’m pretty sure he has a single goldfish he talks to when stressed; that might be melodramatic but it stuck in my head.

Karen Page

Karen Page is the scrappy, furious heart of the group — tenacious as heck and somehow always the one who cares the most, even when it costs her. She’s a former mess with a scary past and a journalist’s nose for rotten things, which makes her both brave and a little reckless (and also very good at finding receipts). She can be fragile in a human, real way — prone to panic but flips into ferocious loyalty when someone she loves is threatened, which is honestly the best kind of chaotic. She survives on black coffee, bad puns, and a habit of keeping tiny notebooks full of clues and grocery lists in the same pocket. Also she’s probably allergic to at least one animal she secretly loves, and that contradiction is peak Karen.

Foggy Nelson

Foggy Nelson is the lovable, loudhearted legal sidekick who thinks a good lemon bar can fix most problems, and sometimes he’s right. He’s goofy, optimistic, and moral to his core — willing to argue about clients’ rights at 3 a.m. while wearing a tie that has inexplicable cartoon ducks on it (no, really). He panics, he jokes, he overexplains, and yet somehow when push comes to shove he stands firm and does the bravest, nerdiest kind of heroic thing: he believes in people. A walking contradiction — both chaos and solid ground — he keeps the team human and occasionally files paperwork with a flourish. Secret quirk: he sings old courtroom drama themes into his comb in traffic; it’s ridiculous and endearing.