Who is Daredevil's arch-enemy

[Nightcrawler92]

Would Daredevil's arch enemy be the Kingpin or Bullseye? In my opinion it would have to be Bullseye. While Fisk is a constant antagonist, Matt is always physically fighting Bullseye. Fisk made Matt what he is today, but Bullseye is more of an immediate threat.

[Riv86672]

Its close, but I’m w. Fisk.

Put it this way;
I've had a LOT of fist fights in my life. I don’t remember one tenth of their names, if I even knew them at all.

I remember the name of each and every person who’s ever screwed w. my actual life though. Kingpin’s a life screwer on a massive scale for DD.

And yeah, Bullseye has killed ppl close to DD, which is why it’s close.

[InfamousBG]

Fisk. He has had more of an impact on Daredevil/Matt's life.

I love Bullseye.

[the illustrious mr. kenway]

It's Kingpin but Bullseye is in the top 5 villians.

[shooshoomanjoe]

I'd go with Bullseye too

[DragonsChi]

Both.

I'm not sure why he can't have two...I mean both characters play towards Matt's weakness and strengths. They also are the villains who have caused the most damaged to him personally, in different ways.

I say both.

[Riv86672]

^^^Actually I think you’re the only one!

[gurkle]

It's close, but I would lean toward Kingpin because he threatens Matt in both halves of his double life, as a superhero and as a lawyer.

Most people would probably agree that Bullseye is the most important "non-borrowed" Daredevil villain.

[JudicatorPrime]

It's Bullseye if we're looking at the basic premise that an archenemy is supposed to be the opposite of the hero. Superman's brawn and noble character has to be offset by Lex Luther's brain and dastardly nature. It's as simple as Matt being blind while Bullseye has unerring vision and accuracy. But for supernatural events/miraculous, fantastical circumstances, Matt wouldn't be a counterbalance in this heroic equation at all.

Oddly enough, if Matt never became a superhuman hero and was instead just your normal District Attorney out to jail criminals, Fisk would be his archenemy.

[K7P5V]

It's close, but I would lean toward Kingpin because he threatens Matt in both halves of his double life, as a superhero and as a lawyer.

Most people would probably agree that Bullseye is the most important "non-borrowed" Daredevil villain.

Good call. But when it comes to the double life, Bullseye nearly had him...

[The Cool Thatguy]

Fisk, easily.

He's an institutional threat who threatens both sides of DD.

Bullseye is just a physical threat and psycho. He's a piss poor foil.

[MichaelC]

Kingpin, easy. He's an evil lawyer, effectively, in the sense that he has mastered using legal loopholes to conduct corrupt business. He's just as much of a warrior as Daredevil, yet he has an opposite body, a weightlifter as a opposed to a gymnast. There's an excellent and layered blend of parallel and contrast there.

[Tofali]

Fisk is a threat to both Matt and Daredevil so he gets my vote.

[Nero]

I don't see how it wouldn't be Fisk.

Usually, Fisk is the general whereas Bullseye is the soldier.

The reason for this is simple, Fisk is often the greater threat by comparison. Don't get me wrong, Bullseye's antics has definitely earned him the number two spot but the number one spot goes to the man who has mastered the art in hurting Daredevil beyond physical pain and that's Wilson Fisk aka the Kingpin.

[SturdyMike89]

Just for the hell of it, I will play the role of the pretentious oversensitive fanboy and say that Daredevil's greatest enemy is himself.