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The CW's Crisis on Infinite Earths |OT| You Have Failed This Multiversity
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The Ezra scene was cool but you could easily tell it was tacked in after most of the shooting was done because it wasn't relevant whatsoever to the plot and actually hurts the pacing. If you take that scene out the episode would have worked perfectly and been paced better.
Yes. It's where Stargirl takes place. I have to imagine Jesse and Harry are back to.
Yeah. It definitely felt like an "OH SHIT WE CAN USE THIS" moment. I wish they had Ezra-Flash like impart some knowledge to Barry or something so the scene didn't feel stapled in.
I'm actually not that surprised Ezra agreed to the cameo. Dude was probably chomping at the bit to suit up again with his movie in development hell and little chance of another JL movie in the near future. I am shocked whoever is in charge of the DCEU agreed to it, though.
Yeah, but Earth 9 (Titans) is the same as before with the same number. I'm mostly just speculating on how Stargirl is taking over a number that was previously occupied, unlike the others.
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Stargirl just got Earth-2 for the JSA reference.
The old Earth-2 was more or less dead anyway (both literally and in terms of uses in the show).
Or she exists alongside the characters we know in Earth-2.
I think the simplest explanation is just that some manner of Earth-2 came back and it just happens to be one where the JSA existed and had this particular Starman. Whether or not Harry and Jesse came back I guess we'll find out, perhaps next time we see Wally.
That and how Ollie got a kryptonite arrow are the two biggest mysteries in the Arrowverse. Then it's where the fuck is Ragman.
I finally watched the episodes. Ended up getting spoiled on the Ezra cameo by accident, but even then it was still great to see that. Lex stole the crossover he was great. And yes yes I know that RF was mentioned way too much already, but I was still kind of slightly hoping he would show up after all the teasing. Anyways, the crossover was fun even if it had some problems, but I still enjoyed it. And to get this out of my system, since this is now Earth-Prime, does this mean that The Orokin are going to show up?
One of these days they are going to have someone ask about it and they'll say that they've tried to fix it but accidents happened and now every roofing firm in Central City believes it cursed and won't go near it. Plus, y'know, it did kind of explode.
So I just finally finished watching everything and it was just awesome. Talk about a smart way to reboot your entire franchise without going crazy. Just fantastic. Closest I'll ever get to seeing an actual, good Justice League as well in live action unfortunately.
Yeah, I'm kinda mad about that. If wally had stayed, they probably would've killed off Barry. Also, smh at wally and Jessie not being mentioned.
You know damn well the league doesn't care about freeland's real problems.
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Glen Winter (veteran director, did Legends, Supergirl and Doom Patrol pilots) just flexing his muscles. It was also an interesting way to remix old scenes and add to speed force spookiness.
Riverdale can look fantastic at times too, network TV just tends to go with shooting styles that are easily replicated, suitable for VFX and quick to shoot.
They're cowards for not combing DC Universe shows and their future star girl/green lantern shows to CW Earth IMO
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OH MY GOD THEY RETCONED DOOM PATROL TO A NEW EARTH, I'm DYING
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OH MY GOD THEY RETCONED DOOM PATROL TO A NEW EARTH, I'm DYING
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Wasn't he murdered off screen but left open to come back even after being de-powered just in case they wanted to?
That toku final fight was cool!
But about the ending, what happens to people that had duplicates on each Earths?
And DCEU Flash confirms Multi-multiverses, no?
Then they should adapt the Amalgam storyline with the Netflix and ABC/Freeform/Hulu Marvel shows :v
But I guess the next event will be Final Crisis.
But about the ending, what happens to people that had duplicates on each Earths?
And DCEU Flash confirms Multi-multiverses, no?
Then they should adapt the Amalgam storyline with the Netflix and ABC/Freeform/Hulu Marvel shows :v
But I guess the next event will be Final Crisis.
The multiverse isn't gone. It's just slightly different now. There are still multiversal duplicates.
It was always a different Earth/continuity from Titans if that's what you mean
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Back for the finale. He was also in the 150th
Nah he left after getting de-powered, he's still alive and floating around
I think they meant that originally Doom Patrol shared the same earth as Titans.
Then the actors being in the Titans episode is some alt version of them? Fucking lame.
The episode of Titans with them in it was a backdoor pilot for the show. The actual show is a different version of the Doom Patrol, as made evident by the Chief being a completely different actor.
I guess I was confused on that, but also the actor thing I wasn't hung up on cause im used to that shit in universes and such. I guess they didn't want to be limited by the "normal" hero shows which I get, but still, all these shows should be one earth imo.
It's up to the people in charge of the individual shows. If they don't want to be in the Arrowverse they shouldn't have to be.
I don't want to be on this earth and i'm stuck here tho
Duplicates probably and most likely still exists.
There's a multiverse and then there's a omniverse. I'm guessing it's still a multiverse but the omniverse contains everything and every dimension. An omniverse won't be name dropped until we see the new Arrowverse interact with, like, cartoon characters or beings outside of DC.
For what people generally want most, random interactions, they've made it so trivial to travel between worlds that it really doesn't matter if a specific show is in-universe. If they want Swamp Thing to interact with Constantine they can grab him.
Shows should be in-universe if there are good or interesting stories to tell using the overall world. Black Lightning embodies this in both ways, as it told stories that didn't need or were better for not coexisting in a universe with a Superman or a Flash at that time. They've been able to tell those stories but now they get the opportunity to go the other direction. Where is Superman and why doesn't he care about Freeland?
Fucking go in on this motherfucker, BL.
Shows should be in-universe if there are good or interesting stories to tell using the overall world. Black Lightning embodies this in both ways, as it told stories that didn't need or were better for not coexisting in a universe with a Superman or a Flash at that time. They've been able to tell those stories but now they get the opportunity to go the other direction. Where is Superman and why doesn't he care about Freeland?
Fucking go in on this motherfucker, BL.
It'll be weird that he'll get built up on his own show just to be torn down again every time Kara gets on screen with him.
That will happen less once he has his own show, unless that show takes a more toned down approach itself.