Warning: This list contains spoilers for the first five episodes of Hawkeye.
The latest episode of the Hawkeye streaming series ended with the official reveal of what many fans had suspected: the 'big guy' over the Tracksuit Mafia is none other than the Kingpin, and the credits confirm he's played by Vincent D'Onofrio, who played the supervillain in the Daredevil Netflix series. The only question now is where else will Kingpin appear throughout the MCU.
Kingpin has major connections to several prominent Marvel characters, Spider-Man foremost among them. It is very likely that Kingpin appears in other series and movies as well, as he has strong ties to heroes and villains alike. One thing is for sure; this is likely just the beginning for the Kingpin in the MCU, and he'll be a major player for a long time to come.
Echo
Maya Lopez is going to be the focus of her own MCU streaming series when Echo debuts in the near future. Comic book fans know Echo is the adopted daughter and a trusted lieutenant of the Kingpin, making his involvement in that series all but assured.
Now that Maya has learned that her beloved father was killed at the behest of the Kingpin, things are about to get heated between the two. They absolutely did in the comics, with Maya attempting to kill the Kingpin to avenger her fallen father.
Hawkeye Season 2
It's unclear if there will be a second season of Hawkeye, but if there is, it's very likely Kingpin will factor in it somehow. The show probably will not resolve all of Eleanor Bishop's and Kingpin's connections in its final episode, leaving open the door to season 2.
There are many parallels in the series, particularly between the three women at its heart (Kate, Maya, and Yelena), and like Maya, Kate's father died in mysterious circumstances that the Kingpin may have been involved in. Kate Bishop also will surely have lots of questions about the big bad and his potential role in the death of her father.
Black Widow Sequel
It's equally unclear if there will be a Black Widow sequel, but if there is, it's probable that the Kingpin plays a role. That's because the sequel is certain to be the next place Yelena Belova appears in the MCU, and she will have questions about Wilson Fisk coming out of Hawkeye.
A major unanswered question at the moment is what the link is between Eleanor, who Yelena says hired her to kill Clint Barton, and Val, the Contessa, who clearly gave her the assignment in the post-credits scene of Black Widow. Their conspiracy could play a role in the plot of the potential sequel and even beyond in the MCU.
Daredevil Sequel Series
Kingpin has already played a major role in the Daredevil Netflix series as its central villain, and it's very likely he will do so if and when Daredevil appears in the MCU. Marvel Studios head Kevin Feige has confirmed that Charlie Cox will reprise his role as Daredevil, so it's only a matter of time.
Kingpin plays a major role in some of the best Daredevil comic books ever, and it's likely that a new series will draw on some of those sources to continue the journey of Matt Murdock in the broader MCU. Echo also plays a key role in some of those stories, and the MCU is certain to capitalize on all of those connections.
Armor Wars
Armor Wars is an upcoming streaming series based on a Marvel Comics storyline from the 1980s involving Iron Man. While the Kingpin wasn't involved in the comics, it's very likely he will be in show given his apparent ambitions in Hawkeye with material from the former Avengers Compound.
Lots of questions remain about Kingpin's motivations, but the focus on elements like the Rolex watch from the compound as well as the fact that Armor Wars dealt with stolen technology from Stark Industries could mean that Kingpin is somehow connected to selling Avengers tech on the black market, especially if The Contessa is involved (to say nothing of Sharon Carter, the Power Broker).
World Of Wakanda Series
If Kingpin is involved in an international black market for stolen Avengers tech, then he could be expected to appear in the forthcoming World Of Wakanda streaming series. Little is known about the show, except that it will be something of an anthology, allowing it to have a broad canvas.
It is very likely that Kingpin is connected to the criminal underworld internationally through the Power Broker, but the fight could even play out in New York City. In the comics, T'Challa did serve as Daredevil in Hell's Kitchen for a time and fought Kingpin.
Secret Invasion
Kingpin is one of many MCU characters who could appear in Secret Invasion given his prominence in New York City. If the upcoming streaming series starring Samuel L. Jackson takes any notes from the comic book it's based on, the Skrulls will launch a massive invasion of New York City, making Kingpin's appearance likely.
Kingpin would probably be involved in armed resistance to the invasion, and may even cooperate with heroes like Daredevil or Kate Bishop, both of whom fought in the epic battles in the streets of New York City in the comic book.
Moon Knight
Kingpin could also potentially play a role in the upcoming Moon Knight streaming series, based on their history in Marvel Comics. The two crossed paths in Moon Knight #27 from the 80s when Moon Knight was tracking a serial killer in New York City.
Kingpin's outsized role in the criminal underworld makes him a possible nexus point in several shows and movies, and if Moon Knight explores either New York or the international black market, Kingpin could emerge as a major player.
She-Hulk
She-Hulk and Kingpin don't have a ton of history in Marvel Comics, but they do have a connection through the law. As a lawyer, Jennifer Walters almost certainly will cross paths with Matt Murdock in her MCU series, and that means Wilson Fisk probably isn't too far behind.
Their battles may not necessarily be limited to the courtroom. She-Hulk is one of the strongest members of the Avengers in the comics (and certain to be in the MCU at some point), making her a great opponent for the powerful Kingpin.
Spider-Man 4
Kingpin is one of the best Spider-Man villains in the comics and first appeared in The Amazing Spider-Man #52. Now that Kingpin is officially in the MCU, it's a virtual lock he will become one of Peter Parker's greatest enemies in live-action as well.
Kingpin is one of the few major Spider-Man villains who have yet to appear in a movie featuring the Wall-Crawler and it's very likely that the next movie in the series will bring Kingpin forward as a major antagonist. He could even be part of a new Sinister Six.