Following the move to Disney+, any mention of Netflix has been removed from the opening credits of Daredevil, JessicaJones, LukeCage, IronFist, and TheDefenders
After the Netflix Marvel shows were regained by Disney and Marvel Studios, they were uploaded onto Disney+ with one small change. The Netflix Marvel shows include Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Luke Cage, Iron Fist, The Defenders, and The Punisher. The move was came after the announcement of the Marvel shows leaving Netflix and later finding a new home on Disney+.
Every Marvel series that was originally created as part of a deal between Marvel Television and Netflix left the streaming service on March 1st and was added to Disney+ 15 days later. Now that the shows have a new home on Disney+, they've been rebranded as “The Defenders Saga”. This isn't the only change made to the Marvel Netflix shows, though, as viewers have spotted another small change made to the shows for their Disney+ premiere.
Disney+ has removed the acknowledgement of 'Netflix' from the credits sequences of all of Marvel's Defenders shows! Video & details: https://t.co/f3OGnBDRoE pic.twitter.com/9xOZRayBMxEven before the shows arrived on Disney+, there had been much apprehension given the darker and more mature nature of the Netflix shows compared to most MCU properties.
Aside from the Netflix name removal, nothing else about The Defenders Saga on Disney+ has changed and that’s a good thing. The debut of Daredevil back in 2015 and its subsequent follow-ups ushered in a new era for superhero television, featuring the street-level heroes not typically seen in Marvel movies.
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