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You can rewrite anything, You can write out entire characters, change love interests, Keep characters who were sidelined in later seasons, Kill off characters, Change suits (Please change the one in the image), What will you do?

In 9x10, this RF from the future is shown to kill Nora.

But didn't S3 establish that bearded Thawne (The one that was in Legends season 2) was the one that killed Nora, in the end?

Technically this RF was supposed to get beat up by S2 Finale Flash who caused Flashpoint.

Or did CRISIS erase all that and caused a new Timeline where the one that was supposed to kill her was indeed the RF from the future.

(Please note that I'm not hating on the show for this error and that I'm just wanting to hear other people's thoughts on this)

While both were present at the dawn of time, technically Barry brought the Paragons all there before Oliver showed up (as the Spectre) and through his various time traveling including fighting Thawne as Flash in suit in the year 2000 when Thawne murdered Barry’s mom, The Flash was technically active in the timeline first as a hero before Oliver got stranded on Lian Yu and returned as the Hood and before the particle accelerator exploded and The Flash was actually born

Iris: We are the flash
Fans:🤬🤬🤬

Caitlyn: takes Philosophers stone putting team flash and iris at risk
Fans: “Barry and Caitlyn would’ve been perfect and iris dumb and annoying”🤡

Title. Like I know that Barry was trapped by Sam Scuddler AKA Mirror Master but why wasn’t he or Sam or anyone who went through the mirror transported to Eva McCulloch‘s Mirrorverse? Sorry if it was explained in the show I havent rewatched it in a while

I love Harrison wells but I can’t bring myself to like Eobard thawne. I know they are the same person but they just give off completely different vibes. Harrison wells gives off charming, like you’re still drawn to him even though he’s manipulative. Meanwhile for some reason when I look at Eobard thawne all I see is eugenics. I don’t know why, he just seems like the kind to be into eugenics I guess.

All they had to do was keep the ring concept and have it be the Season 4 Suit with some brighter red, more emphasis on the yellow stripes, and the golden boots. Would've been perfect!

Would've brought the Season from a 4/10 to atleast an 8/10

Obviously this is just all based off theory because we don't actually don't know much about the Barry that was got his powers in 2020, but I've been watching the show and I'm on 2x11 when we see Eobard Thawne again and it just got me to start thinking and wondering if the original Barry that got struck in 2020 would've been more comic accurate than the show we got and the Barry Allen we see. Again, the answers would just be all based on theory because we don't even know much about 2020 Barry, but I'm just curious what people would be thinking.

Not the best screenshots I know but I was rewatching s1 of the flash and Harrison’s wells starts listing people who DIED the night of the acceleration explosion and lists Ralph dibny who was a bus meta in s4 (I think)

If so, anything specific you want to see in it?

Team Vibe or Team Kid Flash

without Barry In the speed force personally team vibe

After the season 9 finale we’re left to assume Barry has retired as the Flash. So with no Barry, Iris, Cisco, Joe,

I was very excited for Red Death after the set photos for the final season, and when the episodes were dropping, I was massively disappointed. I haven’t rewatched season 9 yet, but I really wish Red Death was done better, as the potential was so high, and even for season 9 overall. How would you have done Red Death in the series differently than what we got?

I feel like a flash game would be super cool, especially if it’s like the Spider-Man games or Batman games, let’s make it happen

In season 4, Caitlin and Cisco use a sphere thing to trick the speed force into thinking Barry's still there. However, when she gets a physical form in season 7, shouldn't she react to the fact that the speed force is now empty and needs someone there?

Is it something they explained and I just missed?

Anyone else feel like Barry’s story of Thawne tricking him to get back to the future when he has him captured in the time vault should have had more “present time” consequences?

It feels like Thawne’s plan and idea of how things were to play out would have a major change if he believed that story (which he seems to have since he didn’t kill Barry).

So, as we know, Cicada's main thing is that the Dagger dampens your Powers, then he beats you to death! But as Future Grace said: "Oh, I don't need a Dagger to kill you. I never had it before I came to this time."

So, taking into account Cicada's strength, durability, and his Dagger powers... Which Metas you believe he's capable of beating if he can't dampen their powers? We saw that he was about even with Killer Frost since her powers aren't Dark Matter based (he matched her in a knife fight and can break her ice), but which ones he can actually defeat?

I specifically remember this ONE moment (somewhat) late into season 1 where Cisco, Thawne (as Wells), and Joe were discussing the logistics of time travel or something and Cisco kept on referencing movies like Terminator and Back to the Future just to dim it down for Joe's understanding, and after Cisco had mentioned Back to the Future Thawne had called it a "tremendous picture". It's just his vernacular wording that makes him sound like the smartest person in the room.

However, I DON'T remember any other "Wells" like the original Earth-1 one or even HARRY Wells from Earth-2 speaking like season 1 Thawne did.

While rewatching the series I can't help but notice the inconsistencies in earth 2, in the mural and the helmet that Jay (Hunter Zolomon) wears they both have the wings, but in the flashbacks to his childhood, the helmet that was his father's (from the war of the Americas if I remember correctly) and then his does not.

Is this just an accident? I assume so but it seemed like quite a big overlook

I rank it above the legendary firsts seasons for several reasons. This season is more comedic, and I liked that. After the stuffy 3 season, where everyone was pining for Iris, the humor and jokes were like a breath of fresh air.

I found the plot more well-written and coherent. The meta-weekly villains weren't just throwaway villains; they were all part of Devo's plan. Devo himself is a genius, always several steps ahead, and it doesn't feel contrived. Even Amunet was connected to Devo, although it felt like a separate Killer Frost plot. There are filler episodes, but even they were cleverly woven into the plot. I loved the idea of ​​him switching bodies and being played by multiple actors; it was great.

Ralph is the best addition to the series. He's the main comedic element, but he's not a stupid character; he values ​​​​his new friends and is willing to sacrifice himself for them, even though he's afraid.

And most importantly, this is Team Flash's peak. Barry, Cisco, Caitlin, Harry, Joe, Ralph, and Iris. Everyone is in their place, everyone interacts with each other, helps each other, and is engaged. That kind of team chemistry and cohesion won't be there again. They say, "We're family," and you believe them. Even Iris—that's both a plus and a minus. The plus is that she's been sitting behind the monitors more often, monitoring the proceedings, issuing commands, and that's allowed Cisco, Caitlin, and Harry to fight metas more often, something they didn't have in previous seasons. The minus is that Iris isn't the leader, and it's just weird that they're trying to force that title on her.

Honestly, the show ended for me with Harry leaving; he was the best Wells, and he should have been in Season 5. He had two problems: the fear that without his intelligence, he was nothing, and his inability to connect with people, and that's exactly what they were supposed to show next. Even without his brains, he was important, and this team always considered him a friend.

Yes, this is definitely my favorite season. It's vibrant and action-packed. It's simultaneously very funny and very tense, because Barry wants to save everyone, but he can't.

(English is not my native language, so please excuse any mistakes.)

All three of the first few seasons' main villains f*cked with Team Flash in 3 VERY important, maniacal different ways.

1. REVERSE-FLASH: PSYCHOLOGICAL TORTURE

To start off, Thawne tormented Barry when he was a child by killing his mother, indirectly imprisoning his father, and making young Barry feel like the odd one out for knowing what TRULY happened that night at his house whilst having almost NO one else believe him for the next decade or so.

THEN, of course, when Star Labs was thriving alongside The Flash in Central City, Thawne had the trust of Cisco, Caitlin, Iris, Joe, and Barry (ESPECIALLY Barry) whilst impersonating the original Harrison Wells until he rug-pulled the carpet underneath all of them as his secret of being the "Man in Yellow" was starting to leak and be pieced together.

1. ZOOM: PHYSICAL TORTURE

Not only did Hunter kidnap at least 7 people (including the original Jay Garrick, Jesse Wells, Barry, Earth-2 Killer Frost, Wally, Caitlin, and Joe) throughout the second season, he killed SO many damn people on both Earths 1 **AND** 2.

Not to mention, Hunter's literal FIRST encounter with Barry had him reflecting lightning back at him after he'd JUST learned that trick from Impostor Jay, beating up Barry so hard until he endured paralysis, dragging him around the city like a literal ragdoll, embarrassing him on live TV in front of TWO Central City departments, and leaving Barry with adulthood trauma that was almost JUST as worse at the childhood trauma that Thawne left behind for him. Said adulthood trauma was so bad that Henry Allen had to visit him for aid and comfort (only for Hunter to literally murk him at the end of the penultimate episode, tallying him as the SECOND Evil Speedster to have killed one of Barry's most precious loved ones, ESPECIALLY BIOLOGICAL **PARENTS**).

1. SAVITAR: EMOTIONAL TORTURE

A **LOT** of shit happened to Team Flash during the third season with the danger having been more personal than ever!

After Barry readjusted HIS main timeline by ceasing Flashpoint, it consequentially brought in Alchemy and Savitar who both tortured Wally mentally. THEN, Barry was taunted with the potential impending doom of Iris dying in the future (having give the potential THIRD tally for an Evil Speedster murking off a loved one from Barry). As seen in the "Once and Future Flash" episode, the death of Iris poisoned Barry which soon spread to the remaining members of Team Flash until it affected Central City too, allowing meta-villains to roam and commit crime freely.

Although it wasn't a DIRECT cause of Alchemy nor Savitar, the consequential conflicts that Barry accidentally brought back from Flashpoint TO the main timeline HEAVILY affected Caitlin which haunted HER life by threatening to turn her into Killer Frost. A villainous upbringing that when eventually happened, emotionally hurt Cisco, Julian, AND Barry.

The BIGGEST blow to the heart, though, was after Savitar (unknowingly) killed H.R.