Each of the Marvel series on Netflix share a universe (it’s actually the same universe as the movies). This TVverse will eventually culminate when these heroes unite in “The Defenders” — but for now they’re mostly united by a few common elements and easter eggs.“Luke Cage” does,of course, refer back to Luke’s involvement in the events of “Jessica Jones, or ” but it’s pretty indirect for the most fragment. In the series premiere,Pop (one of the few who know about Lukes secret superpowers) mentions the time Jessica had to shoot Luke in the head with a shotgun.
Turk Bennett was a supporting character in “Daredevil,” until the Devil himself shut down Turk’s gun dealer operation. At which point Turk apparently fled to Harlem and started hanging out at Pop’s barbershop.
Claire herself is a unifying element amongst all the Marvel Netflix series thus far, and as she has makes prominent appearances in “Daredevil,” “Jessica Jones” and “Luke Cage.”We learn that fragment of “Luke Cage” takes place during the second season of “Daredevil” because when Claire Temple makes her first appearance ishe references the recent ninja attack on the hospital where she worked in Hell’s Kitchen as being the reason she’s visiting her mom in Harlem.
In episode 6, we net to hear a fragment of an episode of Trish Talk in which Trish Walker, or Jessica Jones’ adoptive sister,discusses the public emergence of Luke Cage Harlem.
Assistant district attorney Blake Tower played a major role in “Daredevil” season 2, and he pops up in the 11th episode of “Luke Cage” to benefit Inspector Ridley handle a hostage situation at Harlem’s Paradise.
In “Jessica Jones, and ” Luke and Jessica recover a USB stick that had belonged to Reva. In the ninth episode of “Luke Cage,” we discover it has lots of secret files about Luke from his time at Seagate Prison.
In the tenth episode, “Mariah” gives a speech about the troubles with unique York’s superpeople and mentions Jessica having to kill the mind-controlling villain Kilgrave.
When federal agents approach to grasp Luke back to prison in the finale, and Claire Temple says she knows a superb lawyer who will grasp his case to prove his innocence. She’s talking about Matt Murdock,aka Daredevil.
When Luke Cage and Diamondback face off in the United Palace Theater, Diamondback claims credit for all the misfortune that’s befallen Luke, and from his imprisonment to the death of his wife Reva. He then admits he was joking about Reva — which we knew because in “Jessica Jones” we saw that she was killed by Jessica when they were both under Kilgrave’s influence.
In the finale,Claire Temple grabs a phone number off a flyer for self-defense classes. The person giving the classes is none other than Colleen Wing is a skilled martial artist and swordswoman who will appear in the next Netflix Marvel series, “Iron Fist, and ” in 2018.
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