Shano
Golden Knight of the Realm
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So I guess the HR theory was right. Didn't see HR using Savitar blade to find where him and Iris was at but I guess when they showed the blade after he put his hat on and basically so long to Cisco that should of the been the hint. Still think it's funny HR was able to just walk right in there and take Iris though and especially Savitar telling Caitlyn / Killer Frost to go get them. It's like dude why don't you go? You'd catch them in a fraction of a second lol. Also finale wasn't that big of a cliff hanger, we all know Barry is coming back considering Savitar even mentioned something about a villain they hadn't fought and the fact the paper still says Flash goes missing in year 2024. And dude who plays Kid Flash doesn't really have the chops to carry the show like Gustin
Anyways as much as I like this show it's just so garbled and confusing. I mean maybe I'm not a big enough of nerd to understand a lot of it but why exactly did Flashpoint create Savitar? Also since Barry took Thawne to Flashpoint he obviously knows his plan didn't work, did he just repeat all the same stuff knowing what the outcome was going to be? And what's the deal with that paper in the hidden room at S.T.A.R Labs? I understand Thawne's interest in it during s1 because it meant the timeline hadn't changed, but after that what's the big deal with it. Barry time travels and goes missing all the time, what makes the one in 2024 so much different? And also
What's the deal with the speed force needing a prisoner or whatever now that Savitar is gone? Was that ever even an issue in s1 or s2 when Savitar didn't even exist? Now all of a sudden the speed force needs a prisoner, wtf? Love how Garrick was basically like "Hell nah, I ain't goin back there, sorry bro".
So much time travel, different universes, loops and twist etc make my brain hurt lol.
Some shows were just not meant to be binge-watched that close together. I wanted to watch some of the Arrow to see if it was the same thing and it seems like it follows roughly the same formula but from Batman rather than Superman. Although much more vulnerable, his powerset gives him the same Overpowered issues in any particular circumstance (how do you make this really challenging when "X" use of the Speed Force/superspeed would solve the problem?") that run throughout the Superman stories. All in all, though, a good watch.
