Disney's She-Hulk series premiered about Jennifer Walters' powers in the penultimate episode, which was originally planned to air after viewers had become familiar with her quirky world. However, showrunner Jessica Gao claimed the change was for better understanding of Jen's backstory. This resulted in a rushed CGI and a tone that did not match the series' week-to-week expectations. This season's cameo-heavy premiere feels tonally distinct and slapdash compared to the more confident episodes that have followed. It's possible that history is repeating itself with Echo, as the cameo-heavy premiere feels more tonally distinct and slapdash compared to the more confident episodes. The mystery of Gina's life becomes a vengeance-fueled mission between two sisters, who discover her existence. The brewing mystery is ultimately squashed, leading to a complex web of deception and lies between the two women. The animosity between them is likely linked to the church fire, which may be the catalyst for the events. Episode 3 begins with an old black-and-white story of Tuklo, a woman who uses her ancestor Lowak's powers to save the Lighthorse Police from being denied the right to fight due to her gender. In the present day, Grandma Chula visits Grandpa Skully's pawn shop and learns she must let go of her pride before losing Maya forever. A bowling alley snitch, Vickie, plans to hand Maya over to Zane for a large payout. Maya has a vision of her ancestors and is ambushed by someone, leading her to find herself hanging upside down in the alley, where Uncle Henry is also tied up. Bonnie, a captive of Maya and Uncle Henry, arrives at a bowling alley to seek help. Vickie and his crew free Uncle Henry, but Bonnie is subsequently captured by them. Maya and Bonnie are brought to the same room where Maya is reunited with her old friend. Maya uses a knife to cut herself and Bonnie free, but Bonnie criticizes her for never returning home or her calls or texts. They engage in a scuffle with the captors, who cannot kill Maya for payment. Maya uses skate repair tools to escape the locked room, and the buyers arrive, recognizable as the crew from the D9-X shipment Maya blew up in Episode 2. The buyers kill Vickie after realizing he is no longer capable of handing over Maya. Maya uses bowling alley equipment to take out the buyers, but Zane arrives with a gun to Bonnie's head. They are about to execute Maya and Bonnie when they receive a call to fall back. Maya promises to protect Bonnie and sends her on her way. Over halfway through the series, Maya faces a grand showdown with Kingpin, who has outgrown her power and is now the new crime boss of New York. Wilson Fisk will play a significant role in Daredevil: Born Again, so Maya may be making a mistake in challenging her former uncle.