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** WordOfGod states that this trope is why Wally would not make a good mentor to Bart.
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** WordOfGod states that this trope is the reason why Wally would not make a good mentor to Bart.
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* LogicalWeakness: Given their main power is SuperSpeed, breaking or otherwise incapacitating one of their legs is a good way to significantly bring them down. Though they often have other powers relating to their speed, DependingOnTheWriter, so they aren't ''completely'' helpless if they can't run.
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* TroubledTeen: Ace has some serious issues and easily has the most troubeld upbringing of the Kid Flashes. He got into trouble with the law, has anger issues and low self-esteem and has trouble with authorities such as police and Barry himself. In a rather realistic outcome, it takes Wally, who's closer in age to him, to give Ace some trust and responsibility for Ace to come into his own.
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* TroubledTeen: Ace has some serious issues and easily has the most troubeld upbringing of the Kid Flashes. He got into trouble with the law, has anger issues and low self-esteem and has trouble with authorities authority figures such as police and Barry himself. In a rather realistic outcome, it takes Wally, who's closer in age to him, to give Ace some trust and responsibility for Ace to come into his own.
