MCU"s Spider-Man And Daredevil Team-Up Against Kingpin In Incredible Marvel Stop-Motion Short Film

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Summary

An MCU stop-motion short film created by a Marvel fan shows what Spider-Man and Daredevil's fight against Kingpin would look like in the MCU.
As the MCU's street-level stories develop, a Spider-Man and Daredevil's MCU crossover seems more likely.
Kingpin's possible run for Mayor of New York City would put him in both Spider-Man and Daredevil's crosshairs.

Tom Holland's Spider-Man and Charlie Cox's Daredevil join forces to fight Vincent D'Onofrio's Kingpin in an amazing stop-motion short film created by an MCU fan and action figure collector. The MCU's slate of upcoming movies and shows mostly focus on the multiverse, but the MCU's street-level corner is also set to grow with projects such as 2025's Daredevil: Born Again pion Disney+. Although still early in development, the fourth installment in the MCU's Spider-Man franchise also seems to be more grounded than previous Spider-Man movies given Peter Parker's new lifestyle after Spider-Man: No Way Home's ending.
With Spider-Man and Daredevil's journeys now likely to meet in the near future, fan predictions of what these two heroes' first MCU encounter would look like have become quite creative. Action figure collector TheLeoLegendary10 pitches his own take on a Spider-Man and Daredevil crossover in the form of a stop-motion short film. In the video, the two heroes arrive at Wilson Fisk's penthouse and exact revenge for Elektra's apparent death. Both Daredevil and Spider-Man employ fight moves and combos that have never been seen in a movie before. Watch the video below:
Every Way Spider-Man And Daredevil's MCU Team-Up Has Been Teased Close Due to their common enemies, allies, and battlefields, Spider-Man and Daredevil's team-ups abound in Marvel Comics. However, a live-action version has only become possible recently with both characters' incorporation into the proper MCU. Tom Holland's Spider-Man has had five major battles on his own and alongside the Avengers, though Spider-Man: No Way Home's bittersweet ending left Peter Parker ready to reduce the scope of his adventures and focus on being the Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man who fights low-level criminals and grounded villains — the perfect set-up for a street-level crossover with vigilantes like Daredevil and criminals like Kingpin.
Meanwhile, Charlie Cox's Daredevil has set his sights on bigger threats since he last appeared in Netflix's Daredevil season 3. Matt Murdock officially entered the MCU butting heads and later fighting alongside She-Hulk, as well as going toe-to-toe with Echo. After the events of Daredevil: Born Again, Daredevil could easily join forces with another MCU superhero, this time to fight his archnemesis, Kingpin, in a full-fledged MCU movie. Since Kingpin is a Spider-Man villain just as he is a Daredevil enemy, a movie featuring all three characters in starring roles is now more possible than ever before.
Kingpin made his comic book debut in 1967's The Amazing Spider-Man #50.
Wilson Fisk's own story may provide the ideal opportunity for such a crossover. As suggested by Echo's ending and post-credits scene, Kingpin seems to get inspired to run for Mayor of New York City when he finds out that the current electoral campaign doesn't have a frontrunner. If the MCU follows the source material, this moment could result in Kingpin's political takeover, which allows him to wage war on all superheroes and vigilantes. In this scenario, the two MCU heroes who could lead the resistance against Kingpin, of course, would be his lifelong enemies, Daredevil and Spider-Man.
Source: TheLeoLegendary10