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Off-the-cuff

 * Japanese Tony Stark/Iron Man.
 * Brad Dourif as Earth-21997 Cletus Kasady/Carnage.
 * Ghost Rider universe; Norman Reedus as Johnny Blaze. This reality draws influence from the Ultimate universe.
 * Earth-21997 Spider-Man will be in "the zone" when he's saving someone, similar to when Spidey saves Gwen Stacy in Spider-Man 3.
 * In one of the final "seasons" of the show, Alistair Smythe, who in this universe is an employee of Peter's and his protege, ends up developing these robots that can identify those with cross-species DNA and "kill them". Alistair Smythe and Peter fight once he finds out that he's Spider-Man and Peter is seemingly killed. Instead, he survives, but is inducted into the Spider-Army. In his absence (which goes on for four years), his inventions make Alistair the head of Parker Industries, which he renames Smythe Tech (or something along those lines) and New York is put in this protective, but scared state similar to that comic book title "Reign" (except Peter isn't in his seventies, rather his forties and he doesn't kill anyone with radioactive sperm.) -- There's also bits and pieces of Marvel mainstream's Civil War, but with Peter's supporting cast instead. At the end of the story Peter reveals his true identity to the world.
 * Hydro Man appears in this series (based on his 90s show incarnation) where he's portrayed as a stalker.
 * Mayor Wilson Fisk.
 * Wilson Fisk and his wife Vanessa are referred to as the King and Queen.
 * Karen Page worked as an reporter for the Daily Bugle before being murdered by the Bullseye Killer. She had her throat slit by a king playing card. -- NOTE: I'm contemplating not having Karen killed by the Bullseye Killer, but rather an original character entirely.
 * Foggy and Murdock are no longer friends.
 * Matt has a dishevelled appearance throughout, usually bearded and wearing a dirtied, crinkled shirt without his iconic glasses. At the end of the story and his arc, with his faith renewed and with him finally able to move on from Karen's death, Matt returns to wearing a suit, his iconic glasses, and is a lawyer with Foggy once more.
 * Revamped version of Matt's mentor Stick and the ninja group the Hand, placing emphasis on their Japanese origins.
 * "The King is dead." / "Long live the King."
 * Father Lee is Matt's only friend and a father figure.
 * Matt is said to not have shed a tear, despite all the psychological torment he has been put through and Karen's death. He didn't attend her funeral nor has he visited her grave, which disturbs Foggy. At the end of the story, he finally visits the grave and grieves.
 * Foggy was put through a great deal of psychological torment himself, but unlike Karen and Matt, he willingly started to work for the Kingpin and has made a successful law firm. Despite this, he's not a bad person and simply went along with the Kingpin for the sake of his family. NOTE: MAYBE: Foggy is in a coma, left a vegetable after he is hit in the head with one of Matt's batons by Bullseye.
 * Wilson's right-hand man is Wesley based on how he appears in the Netflix show. He is killed by Kingpin when Matt manipulates Kingpin into thinking Wesley and Vanessa are having an affair.
 * In a nutshell, Matt is all about tearing apart Kingpin's life, much like the Kingpin did to him and his friends.
 * Prior to his "retirement", the Daredevil became something of a feared urban legend and an icon of hope for the people of Hell's Kitchen.
 * Matt and Karen are platonic friends in this universe. Foggy mentions having feelings for Karen.
 * Matt was once deeply religious (a Catholic) -- in a way, the story is about him regaining his faith. Matt's story structure is based on the Seven Deadly Sins and other various religious stories. There's a lot of catholic undertones.
 * Other characters that appear from the comics: Alexander Bont. He is combined with Dante Rigoletto.
 * Much like the rest of New York, Matt initially believed Wilson to be a good person.
 * Matt believes that God is testing him.
 * Jean DeWolff is a police officer in charge of the investigation into Daredevil/Bullseye. She ends up becoming allies of Daredevil and Spider-Man.
 * Bullseye becomes obsessed with killing Peter/Spider-Man after he misses him, stating he "never misses his mark". Peter is able to avoid/dodge Bullseye's attacks thanks to his super reflexes.
 * Aleksei Sytsevich ("Rhino" in the mainstream universe; in this reality he is the non-powered goon of Mayor Wilson Fisk, serving as his muscle.) tracks down Matt Murdock to his old apartment and beats the crap out of him as Matt tries his best to fight back in a scene based on The Punisher v The Russian from the 2004 Punisher Film.