As soon as Jessica Jones joined Disney+, the title of the fan-favorite series was updated. The series, which was formerly known as Jessica Jones, is now known to fans as A.K.A Jessica Jones as a homage to the episode names, which all begin with “AKA.”
In total, thirteen seasons of Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Luke Cage, Iron Fist, The Defenders, and The Punisher were made available on Netflix by Marvel TV from 2015 to 2019. In terms of quality and responses, there were undoubtedly many ups and downs, but Daredevil and Jessica Jones are usually regarded as the most consistently excellent shows.
In the Netflix series Jessica Jones, Krysten Ritter played a super-powered private eye who had previously been years under the influence of David Tennant’s evil and cunning Kilgrave. With the recent transfer of the whole Defenders Saga to Disney+, the entire 39-episode series has gained a tonne of new viewers.
Jessica Jones’ series name has been changed to AKA Jessica Jones on Disney+. The new title of the old Netflix series only appears during the entrance sequence, and it is still referred to by that name on the Disney+ home page. Prior to moving to Netflix, the show’s initial title when it was in development at ABC was AKA Jessica Jones. Despite receiving great reviews for each of its three seasons and a devoted fan base, Jessica Jones, now known simply as Jessica Jones, was formally cancelled in 2018 along with the entirety of “The Defenders Saga.” With Marvel Studios taking over the production of TV shows starring some of the same actors from the movies, the cancellation occurred as Disney planned to launch Disney+.
The three seasons of A.K.A. Jessica Jones included discussions of contemporary topics like drug abuse and sexual assault. The series is rated TV-MA, same like the rest of The Defenders Saga, because of the extreme violence, sexual material, and foul language. Disney+ decided to examine its parental controls as a result before the series’ streaming platform debuts. The series are still regarded as some of the best Marvel television productions ever done, even though “The Defenders Saga” is not suitable for children. With A.K.A. Jessica Jones, Daredevil has competition for the honour of being the finest show created during the Marvel-Netflix partnership.