Why did Jessica Jones’ Netflix show title change to AKA Jessica Jones?

Jessica Jones got an updated title on Disney+ following its migration from Netflix. As displayed on the streaming service, Disney+ has changed the title card for Marvel Television’s Jessica Jones to A.K.A Jessica Jones. While a little change, it is in accordance with the episode titles for the series, which all start with “AKA” too.

Before the MCU turned into the broad and cohesive puzzle it is today, Marvel’s movie and TV adaptations were once made under various banners. Wonder Studios had the big-screen MCU, Fox had the X-Men and Fantastic Four, Sony had The Amazing Spider-Man, and Marvel TV created many projects on different networks, remembering the six series of the Defenders Saga for Netflix.

The Marvel shows initially produced for Netflix, including “Jessica Jones,” recently made the move to Disney+. Though the shows have been mostly disconnected from the rest of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Charlie Cox recently appeared as Matt Murdock (Daredevil) in “Spider-Man: No Way Home” and Vincent D’Onofrio returned as Kingpin in “Hawkeye.” Now, amidst rumors that Jessica Jones could reappear in the MCU, Disney+ has unexpectedly changed the title of the “Jessica Jones” series.

The series is as yet listed as “Jessica Jones” on the home page and in searches, but it is now called “A.K.A. Jessica Jones” in the title sequence of each episode. When the show was originally being developed at ABC, this was its title. It was later simplified to “Jessica Jones” when it moved to Netflix. Each episode title of the series still began with “AKA.”

From 2015 to 2019, Marvel TV released thirteen seasons of Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Luke Cage, Iron Fist, The Defenders, and The Punisher on Netflix joined. There were evidently a lot of ups and downs in terms of quality and responses, however, Daredevil and Jessica Jones are by and large viewed as the most consistently high quality.

Jessica Jones starred Krysten Ritter as a hard-nosed and emotionally tortured super-powered private investigator, who recently went through years under the psyche control of David Tennant’s villainous and manipulative Kilgrave. Every one of the 39 episodes of the series have as of late taken the leap toward Disney+ alongside the other Defenders Saga, making the way for endless new viewers.

Presently, Disney+ has made an amazing update to the current three seasons to change the title of Jessica Jones out and out.

Disney+ Renames Netflix’s Jessica Jones

Disney+ updated the title card for Jessica Jones to rename the series to AKA Jessica Jones. The previous Netflix series is as yet directed by its unique title on the Disney+ home page, with the updated title just being reflected during the introduction sequence. AKA Jessica Jones was the original title for the series when it was being created at ABC preceding its transition to Netflix.

Why Did Jessica Jones’ Title Change?

All with Disney+ lining up restoration of Daredevil, the hypothesis is going crazy that Marvel Studios might be laying out a plan to revive Netflix’s Marvel series. Jessica Jones’ somewhat updated title is simply the most recent sign that the dropped series – alongside Iron Fist, Luke Cage, and The Punisher – might be up for a rebound from now on.

Maybe Disney+ might have renamed the project to AKA Jessica Jones as a way to make a differentiation from anything that plans Marvel Studios has for Krysten Ritter’s hero. Given the title of each and every episode of the three seasons starts with “AKA,” the updated title is a fitting one, particularly since it was the original name for the series at the hour of conception.

As Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige plans to unveil the fate of the MCU not long from now at San Diego Comic-Con, maybe the previous Netflix heroes might be important for the proceedings. Daredevil receiving an official uncover as of now looks past probable, however, the reality of the situation will come out at some point what plans Disney has until the end of the Defenders.

Every one of the three seasons of AKA Jessica Jones is streaming now, solely on Disney+.