Hawkeye star Fra Fee has suggested we may have not seen the last of his character Kazi.
While a second season hasn't been officially confirmed yet, Fee may be back into the fold as the baddie if it does happen, despite appearing to die at the end of season one.
Speaking to Attitude, the actor teased: "Erm, the truth is, I don't really know just yet."
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He added: "But I very much hope that Kazi can make an appearance. I wouldn't put money on the fact he met an untimely end at the end of Hawkeye.
"No-one's ever dead in Marvel. I would be very hopeful and I'd certainly be thrilled to revisit the character and the world – I had such a good time."
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Another character whose fate was left ambiguous was Kingpin (Vincent D'Onofrio), who appeared to be killed off screen.
Speaking with Collider about whether he could return, D'Onofrio teased: "I can comment personally. I can't comment about any fact because they just don't tell me.
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"So, it made me hope that it would continue and it still makes me feel that way. I mean in my mind, [Maya] definitely shot him.
"I walked away from Daredevil, at first I thought, 'Maybe he'll come back somehow.' Then very quickly after that, I thought I was walking away for good. So I had always hoped because of the fans wanting him back and everybody, I'd hope that I would come back. So I feel the same way now."
If not Hawkeye, perhaps returns in Maya's spin-off show Echo could be on the cards for the pair?
Hawkeye season 1 is streaming on Disney+.
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