Marvel's Luke Cage: 10 Things That Must Happen In Season 2

9. Misty Knight Getting A Bionic Arm

Misty Knight Luke Cage
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This was heavily alluded to in Cage's first season, with Misty almost losing her arm then and there if it wasn't for the quick thinking of Clair Temple. If Detective Knight is truly destined for a costumed future however, then it wouldn't be at all disingenuous to assume that her arm will be flying off sooner, rather than later.

Any potential limb dismemberment would be a gruesome thing on screen, but it would also provide ample opportunity for the MCU's films to intersect with its TV counterparts again. In the comics, Tony Stark provides Misty with her replacement limb, and though it would seem a little far-fetched to see Robert Downey Jr. on Netflix anytime soon (that RDJ price-tag is a tad hefty, didn't you know?), who's to say that an off-screen allusion is off the cards?

Either way, the metal arm should be making an appearance somewhere along the line. I mean, I don't mind, but metal arms are cool man.

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