While they tried to kill Daredevil, Elektra jumped in the way, getting stabbed and killed. In her last breaths, Elektra felt like she finally did some good. Elektra was held a funeral, which only Matt Murdock and Stick attended, but her corpse was later taken by the Hand to be resurrected.
However, Elektra was left out of Daredevil season 3, and it seemed her story was over once Netflix and Marvel stopped working together. With the Multiverse Saga in full swing, however, there is now a much greater chance that Elodie Yung's Elektra could return — in the MCU.
Elektra fought the Defenders, which reawakened her past self through her interactions with Daredevil, and dediced to take over the Hand by killing Reid. In the final confrontation of the Hand against the Defenders, Elektra was buried under the Midland Circle building alongside Daredevil.
The Elektra movie confirmed that Elektra died in Daredevil (2003). However, between Elektra's fight with Bullseye and the end of the film, Stick resurrected Elektra using Kimagure.
Stick confirms that Abby is the "Treasure", a martial arts prodigy, whom the Hand seeks to use. Elektra learns that she was a Treasure herself, resulting in her mother becoming a casualty of the fight between The Chaste and The Hand.
Portrayals of Electra in Ancient Greece did not generally present her devotion to her father as sexually motivated; however, since the early twentieth century, adaptations of the Electra story have often presented the character as exhibiting incestuous desires.
In “The Defenders,” we find out what that was all about. Elektra is, in fact, the Black Sky, and The Hand has worked to remove her memories of her former life. She's a powerful fighter who seems to be super-strong, fast and resilient.
181 (April 1982) Elektra is mortally wounded by the assassin Bullseye, a rival within the Kingpin's organization. She crawls to Murdock's home and dies in his arms. Elektra was soon resurrected, however, returning to life as a result of a mystical ceremony in Daredevil no. 190 (January 1983).
Deadpool and Elektra's relationship is one built on teamwork, as core members of the Thunderbolts, she, Deadpool, Venom, and Punisher, are close allies.
Elektra reportedly didn't feature Ben Affleck's Daredevil due to studio concerns over his relationship with Jennifer Garner having an impact on the movie. The decision to omit Affleck may have helped the actor given the surrounding circumstances of rushed production and poor writing that doomed Elektra.
Daredevil's relationships tend to end in tragedy. His first real love interest was Karen Page, the secretary at his law firm. While their relationship had its ups and downs, Karen was tragically killed by Bullseye, who also killed another one of his girlfriends, the lethal assassin Elektra.
For a time, Matt engages in a romantic relationship with fellow costumed adventurer Natasha Romanoff, AKA Black Widow. The two remain close friends. Another romantic entanglement of Matt's, his secretary Karen Page, also holds an important spot in his heart.
Daredevil and Elektra are formally married in Daredevil #4 (by Chip Zdarsky, Rafael De Latorre, Matthew Wilson, and VC's Clayton Cowles), with the pair officially becoming King and Queen of the Fist by completing a marriage ceremony that involves fighting zombie ninjas.
The pink slipping of Luke Cage was ultimately a combo of the age old Hollywood “creative differences” and the inability for the parties involved to reach a deal on how to move forward, according to sources.
In 2018, Murdock survived the Snap. Discovering that Fisk had survived as well and that he had been released from prison, Murdock resumed his vigilante activities as Daredevil, donning the red suit and cowl once more.
Elektra Natchios, mainly referred to as Elektra, is a fictional superheroine and anti-heroine from the Marvel Comics and Universe, appearing as the main protagonist of the titular comics, and a supporting character in the Daredevil comics.
Elektra's father is Agamemnon and her mother is Clytemnestra. She has a brother, Orestes, and a sister, Iphigenia. After war and betrayal, Orestes, with Elektra's urging, kills their mother. But, as in all Greek tragedy, right and wrong are complicated.
In the Marvel Mangaverse, Elektra is evil and works for the Hand. When she is first introduced she encounters Daredevil who at first refuses to believe that she was working for the enemy. After a tearful reunion they kiss and she says to him "You tried to save my soul once.
Her abilities border on the super human. Elektra can control her own autonomic nervous system to a degree, enabling her to control bleeding and fight infections, among other things. She can keep to the shadows and move with enough speed to remain unseen even in broad daylight.
As the leader of the Hand, Alexandra persuaded them that bringing back Elektra, or as she calls her "the Black Sky," would give them the weapon they needed to get more of "the substance" so they could continue to extend their lives as well as return to K'un-Lun.
Weaknesses. Psychic Feedback: It is unclear what the limitations on her psychic ability are. She may be limited by touching distance or to minds easily affected by persuasion; the last time Elektra tried this trick, it was with S.H.I.E.L.D.
The finale also revealed that the evil Hand dug up Elektra's (Elodie Yung) dead body from the cemetery Matt and Stick (Scott Glenn) had just buried her in, and the villainous organization put her corpse into the mysterious stone coffin they had been guarding all season.
However, Stick eventually abandoned his protégé after seeing Matt's inherent goodness as a sign of weakness. More than a decade later, Matt became a student at Columbia University Law School. There he met and became best friends with his roommate Franklin “Foggy” Nelson.
