CW's Flash

Well Ollie will look good for surviving, considering how powerful Barry is.

And I get the feeling angry Barry is gonna do some things that he wouldn't normally do while not angry.

Angry Barry could be cool (showing how dangerous he could be when he truly lets loose), or the whole thing could turn into one of Smallville's red Kryptonite episodes. I don't think we have to worry about that too much, but Chroma has emotion control powers, not just anger control, so it's something that's bouncing around in my head more than I'd like.

Although you have to admit, Barry getting a motorcycle and leather jacket would be a lot funnier than when Clark did it.

Never watched Smallville. How bad were the red Kryptonite episodes?

Opinion:I didn't think the those episodes were bad, but just like with regular Kryptonite, they played that card too often. It was the writers convenient issue for Clark to act Oo C.

Barry as easily provoked and outright furious could be interesting. Although now I'm thinking of Lantern rings due to Chroma's emotional control powers, and trying to imagine Barry as Red Lantern-esque angry.

Full description for "The Man in the Yellow Suit."

Kinda funny that a banana-yellow Palette Swap of the Flash can come across as so ominous and scary. I mean, a crazy murderer with super speed is horrifying and all, but... banana-yellow? Really?

edited 21st Nov '14 4:33:22 AM by spashthebandragon

1) Reverse Flash so reverse colors 2)...first appeared in a comic book during the Silver Age. They had a habit of making villains in bright colors (Green Goblin, anyone?) that were scary/got scarier as the time passed on. 3) Fridge Brilliance: The color of fear in the DC Universe is yellow.

Although I really hope that Joe doesn't die in that ep

Going by Arrow, Cop-father of poorly suited love interest should be safe, at most risk are a) nice guy boyfriend of poorly suited love interest and b) remaining parent.

Mock now, but piss him off, and the Man in the Yellow Hat will fuck you up.

Or The King In Yellow

The Man in the Yellow Hat IS Reverse Flash.

Which, of course, means Grodd is Curious George.

Well, curiosity is how you start learning things.

Quick reply: Firestorm fans have been aware of for awhile that Felicity was given the name of Ronnie's stepmom. She's just so awesome we don't really care. Besides, they could avert that old rule of only one name (forgot trope title) or even have her Mom be Felicity Sr with daughter, Jr.

Heh, Ronnie and Felicity as step siblings. Could make Arrow interesting.

Felicity: "Hey, new step-bro, the guy with sharp objects that I have a complicated relationship with needs help. You willing to stop by?" Firestorm: "Sure. By the way, do you know what we're doing for Thanksgiving?"

One-Steve Limit

Felicity's mom is Donna unless you mean just have Donna be Ronnie's step-mom and Felicity be the step-sister of her comic version step-son.

edited 21st Nov '14 2:46:40 PM by Halberdier17

lol See? It works so well!

Ah thanks, my mind blanked on it there.

You mean in the show? I've only seen of Arrow what was on Netflix and I didn't remember Felicity's family being mentioned in the first 2 seasons.

Ah well, match heads are forgiving enough that it can still work.

Yeah in the show she is in episode 5 of Season 3. I didn't think it was significant enough to be considered a spoiler.

Nah it isn't.

I'm guessing the stinger for that episode will be Reverse Flash unmasking, but only for the audience's eyes. The characters remain oblivious.

Though, if the theory that Wells is a time travelling Eobard Thawne turns out to be true, then it might happen with Reverse Flash's identity being revealed, but only Wells being witness to it or covering up the evidence of it after learning about it. He sees that Reverse Flash is actually him, which leads him to Go Mad from the Revelation and start doing some really nasty stuff as per his comics backstory.

I think Wells is already Reverse Flash at the time of the show. It's not his future identity. I still can't tell if it's a Red Herring though. The show really wants you to think it's Wells but then they have a character called Eddie Thawne.

edited 22nd Nov '14 6:22:54 AM by kostya

Is it possible that Wells was working with RF, and that's who he really got his knowledge of the future from.