Dardevil: Born Again, the Marvel series currently in production for its third and final season, will not return beyond that point. The third season is expected to release on Disney+ in 2027, marking the end of the show. This decision represents a change in strategy for Marvel Television, which had earlier considered Daredevil: Born Again as a recurring series that might return regularly on the streaming platform. The series has had a complicated production history, undergoing a major transformation after its initial development by a different creative team. Dario Scardapane became the showrunner, while Justin Benson and Aaron Moorhead contributed to the new artistic vision. This change brought the series closer to the tone of the original Daredevil series on Netflix and reintroduced several popular characters. However, Scardapane has left the project, as his contract was not renewed, even though the third season is currently in post-production. According to Deadline, the show's viewership dropped significantly between its first and second seasons, with season 2 seeing a roughly 50% decrease in viewers compared to season 1 in the United States. However, Marvel has not publicly stated that declining viewership is the only reason for ending the series. The company has not given specific details about the decision, suggesting other factors may have played a role. This announcement comes as Marvel reduces its focus on live-action series on Disney+. Daredevil: Born Again was initially expected to become a regular event on the platform, but Marvel Television's strategy seems to be shifting. The final season will bring together several characters from the Defenders universe, with Charlie Cox set to return for the concluding storyline.