In total, Netflix had a total of six Marvel shows running from 2013-2019. This included The Defenders which brought together the starring heroes from their primary four shows, Daredevil, Luke Cage, Iron Fist and Jessica Jones. There was also the spin-off series The Punisher, continuing the journey of Jon Bernthal’s Frank Castle following his first appearance in Daredevil season 2. Keeping all six shows in mind, here are 10 big questions from Netflix’s Marvel series that the MCU will hopefully answer in future projects.

10How Long Was Kingpin In Prison (And How Did He Get Out)?

Daredevil Season 3

At the end of Daredevil season 3, Wilson Fisk’s rivalry with Daredevil comes to an epic head. Following the successful exposure of Kingpin’s crimes and systematic corruption of the FBI, Daredevil was finally able to move against Fisk who’d gradually been regaining public support while painting Daredevil as a terrorist. In a three-way battle between Daredevil, Kingpin, and the MCU’s future Bullseye, Murdock ensured that Fisk would go back to prison and stay there, threatening to expose his new wife Vanessa and her own involvement in his criminal enterprise should he try to escape again.

However, both the MCU’s Hawkeye and Echo series have shown Kingpin out of prison and still in charge of large portions of New York’s organized crime. That said, there’s yet to be an explanation for his newfound freedom, the current state of Kingpin’s rivalry with Daredevil, nor the fate of his wife in light of the fact that he’s somehow not behind bars. This is something that the MCU will have to answers, especially considering the tease that Kingpin will soon be running to become mayor of New York, potentially as soon as Daredevil: Born Again.

9What Happened With Luke Cage’s Crime Boss Arc?

Luke Cage Season 2

The end of Luke Cage season 2 saw the death of Mariah Dillard, the corrupt politician who also ran the nightclub Harlem’s Paradise. In a surprise move, Dillard left the club to Luke Cage himself, her biggest rival who’d long been interfering in her operations. Accepting the club, the season’s end saw Luke believing he could keep Harlem safe by controlling its crime, an inherently slippery slope and an intriguing setup for a new season that never was. As such, it would be very exciting to get some sort of resolution in the MCU’s future.

8What Happened To Elektra’s Body?

The Defenders

Following her original death in Daredevil season 2, the body of Elektra Natchios was taken by the ancient ninja clan known as The Hand. Using the last of their dragon bone substance used to prolong their lives, the leaders of the Hand resurrected Elektra as their Black Sky, the one meant to become their new leader. Thanks to the efforts of the newly assembled Defenders, the Hand’s efforts were foiled. Both Daredevil and Elektra were buried underground, though while Matt Murdock was found alive and eventually recovered, Elektra’s body was mysteriously never found. Perhaps there’s room for an MCU return.

7What Happened To K’un-Lun?

Iron Fist Season 1

At the end of Iron Fist season 1, Danny Rand intended to return to the mystical city of K’un-Lun after abandoning his post as the Iron Fist and returning home to New York. However, K’un-Lun was gone once Danny returned. The entire city disappeared with only a few dead Hand soldiers near the gate.

That being said, neither The Defenders nor Iron Fist season 2 gave any reasoning for the city’s disappearance, an event that was out of the ordinary beyond its expected disappearances from the physical plane every 15 years. As such, many have theorized that Shang-Chi 2 could be the perfect place to continue Danny Rand’s story and to finally explain K’un-Lun’s fate due to potential connections with the mystical realm of Ta-Lo.

6How Did Danny Rand Get New Iron Fist Powers?

Iron Fist Season 2

With the power of The Iron Fist having transferred to Colleen Wing at the end of Iron Fist season 2, the final scene saw Danny Rand wielding a pair of chi-enchanced pistols, not unlike those used by Orson Randall, a former Iron Fist in the comics who’s also referenced at the end of the Netflix show. To that end, one would hope that the MCU will provide an explanation for how Danny got his hands on these new weapons, as well as his teased future with Randall.