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* TheCameo: The BadGuyBar features several costumed characters aside from the four main Rogues: Mister Alchemy, the Turtle Man, etc.
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* TheCameo: TheCameo:
** Wally's superior in the crime lab looks suspiciously like Barry Allen.
** The BadGuyBar features several costumed characters aside from the four main Rogues: the Top, Thinker, Mister Alchemy, the Turtle Man, etc.
** Wally's superior in the crime lab looks suspiciously like Barry Allen.
** The BadGuyBar features several costumed characters aside from the four main Rogues: the Top, Thinker, Mister Alchemy, the Turtle Man, etc.
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* MassOhCrap: The BadGuyBar [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere instantly empties itself]] when Flash, Batman and Orion arrive, leaving only a blabbering, oblivious Trickster.
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* FirstNameBasis: The Flash seemingly knows damn near every single denizen of his CityOfAdventure by ''name''. He name drops several of them through the episode. Superman is known to be amicable with the people of Metropolis, but ''Flash'' takes it to OneOfUs levels, due to how friendly he is with individual people all over Central City.
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* FirstNameBasis: The Flash seemingly knows damn near every single denizen of his CityOfAdventure by ''name''. He name drops several of them through the episode. Superman is known to be amicable with the people of Metropolis, but ''Flash'' takes it to OneOfUs [[JustForFun/OneOfUs One of Us]] levels, due to how friendly he is with individual people all over Central City.
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* FirstNameBasis: The Flash knows every single denizen of his CityOfAdventure by name.
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* FirstNameBasis: The Flash seemingly knows damn near every single denizen of his CityOfAdventure by name.''name''. He name drops several of them through the episode. Superman is known to be amicable with the people of Metropolis, but ''Flash'' takes it to OneOfUs levels, due to how friendly he is with individual people all over Central City.
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** Flash and Linda Park first meeting this late in the show and that he's previously expressed interest in other women before her debut can be a nod to how Linda was the last of his love interests to debut in the comics and ended up [[LastGirlWins being the one]].
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* CompositeCharacter: This episode consolidates many of Barry Allen's characteristics (such as being a forensic scientist in Central City) into the DCEU version of the Flash, who was earlier revealed to be Wally West (who, in the comics, was a police mechanic in Keystone City, which is across the Mississippi from Central City).
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* CurbstompBattle: Batman takes on Captain Cold, Mirror Master, and Captain Boomerang all by himself. He nearly gets killed, but does manage to help free The Flash.
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* CurbstompBattle: CurbStompBattle: Batman takes on Captain Cold, Mirror Master, and Captain Boomerang all by himself. He nearly gets killed, but does manage to help free The Flash.
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* DidYouJustPunchOutCthulhu: Captain Cold manages to hold his own against Orion, defeating him by freezing him on the spot. For the record, Captain Cold is a normal human with no super-powers of his own and who relies on a cold-gun to fight, while Orion is one of the ''New Gods'' and has fought in close combat with Darkseid on at least one on-screen occasion.
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* DidYouJustPunchOutCthulhu: DidYouJustPunchOutCthulhu:
** Captain Cold manages to hold his own against Orion, defeating him by freezing him on the spot. For the record, Captain Cold is a normal human with no super-powers of his own and who relies on a cold-gun to fight, while Orion is one of the ''New Gods'' and has fought in close combat with Darkseid on at least one on-screen occasion.
** Captain Cold manages to hold his own against Orion, defeating him by freezing him on the spot. For the record, Captain Cold is a normal human with no super-powers of his own and who relies on a cold-gun to fight, while Orion is one of the ''New Gods'' and has fought in close combat with Darkseid on at least one on-screen occasion.
* HoistByHisOwnPetard: Captain Cold is defeated when Orion sprays him with water just as he fires his cold-gun, causing him to freeze himself.
* MistakenForAfterlife: Linda mistakes the Mirror Dimension for the afterlife before Flash corrects her.
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* PetTheDog: Flash has no problem snarking at his enemies, but he treats the Trickster kindly because he's aware of his mental history. Even the other villains don't treat him with that amount of respect.
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* PetTheDog: PetTheDog:
** Flash has no problem snarking at his enemies, but he treats the Trickster kindly because he's aware of his mental history. Even the other villains don't treat him with that amount of respect.
** Flash has no problem snarking at his enemies, but he treats the Trickster kindly because he's aware of his mental history. Even the other villains don't treat him with that amount of respect.
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* SadClown: [[WrongGenreSavvy Orion]] thinks the Flash is this, saying that "[he plays] the fool to hide a warrior's pain". Immediately [[DefiedTrope defied]] by Flash himself.
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* SadClown: SadClown:
** [[WrongGenreSavvy Orion]] thinks the Flash is this, saying that "[he plays] the fool to hide a warrior's pain". Immediately [[DefiedTrope defied]] by Flash himself.
** [[WrongGenreSavvy Orion]] thinks the Flash is this, saying that "[he plays] the fool to hide a warrior's pain". Immediately [[DefiedTrope defied]] by Flash himself.
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** Another is that we see Flash doesn't just concern himself with big heroics, but also small things like promising to help a lady paint her fence because for him it'll be done in a minute.
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* FiveFiveFive: Linda Park tries to give Flash her phone number at the museum opening. He [[FailedASpotCheck isn't really paying attention]], so he just autographs it and hands it back to her.
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* MyCard: Linda Park tries to give Flash her phone number at the museum opening. He [[FailedASpotCheck isn't really paying attention]], so he just autographs it and hands it back to her.
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* FiveFiveFive[=/=]MyCard: Linda Park tries to give Flash her phone number at the museum opening. He [[FailedASpotCheck isn't really paying attention]], so he just autographs it and hands it back to her.
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* FiveFiveFive[=/=]MyCard: FiveFiveFive: Linda Park tries to give Flash her phone number at the museum opening. He [[FailedASpotCheck isn't really paying attention]], so he just autographs it and hands it back to her.
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* DrinkOrder: PlayedForLaughs -- after Mirror Master declares the Rogues to be "the hardest men in town", they order:
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* DrinkOrder: DrinkBasedCharacterization: PlayedForLaughs -- after Mirror Master declares the Rogues to be "the hardest men in town", they order:
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* CutLexLuthorACheck: Just like in the comics, the Flash's Rogues have access to amazing technology... that they used to commit petty robberies. The episode begins with them whining about their financial woes.
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* CutLexLuthorACheck: Just like in the comics, the Flash's Rogues have access to amazing technology... that they used to commit petty robberies. The episode begins with them whining about their financial woes.
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-->"I mean what's so special about a 'disco of death?' Heck with 'em! I'm an artist! They're just robbing banks. Captain Cold, Captain Boomerang... probably would have gone for it if I was a captain..."
* EvilIsPetty: The Rogues decided to take out the Flash on the day of the Flash Museum's Grand Opening because they blame him for their current money troubles (i.e. they would all be rich if the Flash wasn't always stopping their heists).
* EvilIsPetty: The Rogues decided to take out the Flash on the day of the Flash Museum's Grand Opening because they blame him for their current money troubles (i.e. they would all be rich if the Flash wasn't always stopping their heists).
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-->"I mean what's so special about a 'disco of death?' Heck with 'em! I'm an artist! They're just robbing banks. Captain Cold, Captain Boomerang... probably would have gone for it if I was a captain..."
* EvilIsPetty: The Rogues decided to take out the Flash on the day of the Flash Museum'sGrand Opening grand opening because they blame him for their current money troubles (i.e. they would all be rich if the Flash wasn't always stopping their heists).
* EvilIsPetty: The Rogues decided to take out the Flash on the day of the Flash Museum's
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-->'''Linda Park:''' Are we off? Jeez, he's [Franchise/TheFlash] a total babe. ''(fanning herself with her reading card)'' Like the entire track team at once. I can't believe you're not into him, Marla.\\
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-->'''Linda Park:''' Are we off? Jeez, he's [Franchise/TheFlash] [The Flash] a total babe. ''(fanning herself with her reading card)'' Like the entire track team at once. I can't believe you're not into him, Marla.\\
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'''Flash:''' Yeah? Well you're... you're not really all there!\\
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'''Flash:''' Yeah? Well you're... you're not really all there!\\
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* PetTheDog: Flash has no problem snarking at his other enemies, but he treats the Trickster kindly because he's aware of his mental history. Even the other villains don't treat him with that amount of respect.
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* PetTheDog: Flash has no problem snarking at his other enemies, but he treats the Trickster kindly because he's aware of his mental history. Even the other villains don't treat him with that amount of respect.
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* StuffBlowingUp: The Trickster comes up with a ridiculous plan to grease the bottom of fake vomit and get the Flash to run over it so he slides into a wall of spikes. "And then... '''Everything explodes!'''"
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* StuffBlowingUp: The Trickster comes up with a ridiculous plan to grease the bottom of fake vomit and get the Flash to run over it so he slides into a wall of spikes. "And then... '''Everything explodes!'''"
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* CurbstompBattle: Batman takes on Captain Cold, Mirror Master, and Captain Boomerang all by himself.
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* CurbstompBattle: Batman takes on Captain Cold, Mirror Master, and Captain Boomerang all by himself. He nearly gets killed, but does manage to help free The Flash.
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** In general, the three villains prove themselves to be quite a match for The Flash, Batman and Orion individually. Until the heroes fight together, that is, and hand the villains their asses.
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** In general, the three villains prove themselves to be quite a match for The Flash, Batman and Orion individually. Until the heroes fight together, that is, and hand the villains Rogues their asses.
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** In general, the three Rogues prove themselves to be quite a match for The Flash, Batman and Orion individually. Until the heroes fight together, that is.
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** In general, the three Rogues villains prove themselves to be quite a match for The Flash, Batman and Orion individually. Until the heroes fight together, that is.is, and hand the villains their asses.
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* AreYouPonderingWhatImPondering: This eschange:
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* AreYouPonderingWhatImPondering: This eschange:exchange:
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** In general, the three Rogues prove themselves to be quite a match for The Flash, Batman and Orion individually. Until the heroes fight together, that is.
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* TemptingFate: Orion disses Flash and mentions that he's never going to the museum opening. One DeathGlare from Bats later, and...
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* TemptingFate: Orion disses Flash and mentions that he's he'd never going to anything like the museum opening. One DeathGlare from Bats later, and...
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** Several abound inside the Flash Museum alone, including the presence of Jay Garrick's (the first Flash in the comics) World War 1 helmet and Kid Flash's costume (Wally was the first Kid Flash in the comics). There's also the presence of the Flash's costume ring, which was used in the comics to store the hero's costume inside. Then there's Wally's CSI mentor/supervisor, who looks ''exactly'' like Barry Allen, and Wally mentioning his uncle is flying in.
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** Several abound inside the Flash Museum alone, including the presence of Jay Garrick's (the first Flash in the comics) World War 1 I helmet and Kid Flash's costume (Wally was the first Kid Flash in the comics). There's also the presence of the Flash's costume ring, which was used in the comics to store the hero's costume inside. Then there's Wally's CSI mentor/supervisor, who looks ''exactly'' like Barry Allen, and Wally mentioning his uncle is flying in.
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* LiterallyShatteredLives: A family-friendly sort; Mirror Master escapes into one of his mirrors, a split second before Batman throws a Batarang in its direction, shattering it, trapping Mirror Master in that particular mirror.
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* LiterallyShatteredLives: A family-friendly sort; Mirror Master escapes into one of his mirrors, a split second before Batman throws a Batarang in its direction, shattering it, trapping Mirror Master in that particular mirror. Later he's seen badgering the police to make sure they sweep up all the pieces.
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* TheFriendNobodyLikes: The Trickster for the other Rogues. When they're all at the bar you can tell that they're just tolerating his presence than actually enjoying his company.
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* TheFriendNobodyLikes: The Trickster for the other Rogues. When they're all at the bar you can tell that they're just tolerating his presence rather than actually enjoying his company.
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* CurbstompBattle: Batman takes on Captain Cold, Mirror Master, and Captain Boomerang. All by himself too no less.
* CutLexLuthorACheck: Just like in the comics, the Flash's Rogues have access to amazing technology....that they used to commit petty robberies. The episode begins with them whining about their financial woes.
* CutLexLuthorACheck: Just like in the comics, the Flash's Rogues have access to amazing technology....that they used to commit petty robberies. The episode begins with them whining about their financial woes.
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* CurbstompBattle: Batman takes on Captain Cold, Mirror Master, and Captain Boomerang. All Boomerang all by himself too no less.himself.
* CutLexLuthorACheck: Just like in the comics, the Flash's Rogues have access to amazingtechnology....technology... that they used to commit petty robberies. The episode begins with them whining about their financial woes.
* CutLexLuthorACheck: Just like in the comics, the Flash's Rogues have access to amazing
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** Flash's Lightspeed Bar standy, which Orion destroys when it startles him, references the episode "Eclipsed."
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** Flash's Lightspeed Bar standy, standee, which Orion destroys when it startles him, references the episode "Eclipsed."
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-->"I mean what's so special about a 'disco of death?' Heck with 'em! I'm an artist! They're just robbing banks. Captain Cold, Captain Boomerang...probably would have gone for it if I was a captain..."
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-->"I mean what's so special about a 'disco of death?' Heck with 'em! I'm an artist! They're just robbing banks. Captain Cold, Captain Boomerang... probably would have gone for it if I was a captain..."
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'''Flash:''' Yeah? Well you're...you're not really all there!\\
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'''Flash:''' Yeah? Well you're... you're not really all there!\\
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* StuffBlowingUp: The Trickster comes up with a ridiculous plan to grease the bottom of fake vomit and get the Flash to run over it so he slides into a wall of spikes. "And then...'''Everything explodes!'''"
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* StuffBlowingUp: The Trickster comes up with a ridiculous plan to grease the bottom of fake vomit and get the Flash to run over it so he slides into a wall of spikes. "And then... '''Everything explodes!'''"
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* CurbstompBattle: Batman takes on Captain Cold, Mirror Master, and Captain Boomerang. All by himself too no less.
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* AreYouPonderingWhatImPondering: This eschange:
-->'''Mirror Master:''' Here we are, the hardest men in town and we all have something in common.
-->'''Trickster:''' [[CloudCuckooLander Bilateral symmetry]].
-->'''Mirror Master:''' Here we are, the hardest men in town and we all have something in common.
-->'''Trickster:''' [[CloudCuckooLander Bilateral symmetry]].
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* TrappedInAnotherWorld: When Flash and Linda Park end up in the mirror dimension, the only way out is to find the right mirror to go through, which could take years even with SuperSpeed. Fortunately, they see Batman's flare guiding them to the right one.
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* CantActPervertedTowardsLoveInterest: Linda Park, Flash's main love interest in the comics, drops several hints to him that she's into him, but he initially misses them, although this seems to be more because he was too busy focusing on preparing for an attack by his rogues. At the end of the episode, he realizes this and sheepishly starts fixing this.
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* CantActPervertedTowardsLoveInterest: CantActPervertedTowardALoveInterest: Linda Park, Flash's main love interest in the comics, drops several hints to him that she's into him, but he initially misses them, although this seems to be more because he was too busy focusing on preparing for an attack by his rogues. At the end of the episode, he realizes this and sheepishly starts fixing this.
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* CantActPervertedTowardsLoveInterest: Linda Park, Flash's main love interest in the comics, drops several hints to him that she's into him, but he initially misses them, although this seems to be more because he was too busy focusing on preparing for an attack by his rogues. At the end of the episode, he realizes this and sheepishly starts fixing this.
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* FiveFiveFive[=/=]MyCard: Linda Park tries to give Flash her phone number at the museum opening. He isn't really paying attention, so he just autographs it and hands it back to her.
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* FiveFiveFive[=/=]MyCard: Linda Park tries to give Flash her phone number at the museum opening. He [[FailedASpotCheck isn't really paying attention, attention]], so he just autographs it and hands it back to her.
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* FiveFiveFive[=/=]MyCard: Linda Park tries to give Flash her phone number at the museum opening. He isn't really paying attention, so he just autographs it and hands it back to her.
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* OffscreenVillainDarkMatter: Addressed after Captain Boomerang's attack on the Flash fails. He tries to get the other Rogues to chip in for the cost of the giant boomerang he uses, noting that Mirror Master can just "pull another mirror [[GettingCrapPastTheRadar out of your blinkin' arsenal]]."
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* OffscreenVillainDarkMatter: Addressed after Captain Boomerang's attack on the Flash fails. He tries to get the other Rogues to chip in for the cost of the giant boomerang he uses, used, noting that he has high expenses compared to someone like Mirror Master who can just "pull another mirror [[GettingCrapPastTheRadar out of your blinkin' arsenal]]."
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* OffscreenVillainDarkMatter: Addressed after Captain Boomerang's attack on the Flash fails. He tries to get the other Rogues to chip in for the cost of the giant boomerang he uses, noting that Mirror Master can just "pull another mirror [[GettingCrapPastTheRadar out of your blinkin' arsenal]]."
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* MookChivalry: Played straight and then averted. The Rogues (except Trickster) each try attacking Flash on his own, and then (except Trickster, who goes off to sulk after getting no respect from the others) decide to join forces instead.
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'''Captain Cold:''' ...you know what? Taking turns is dumb.
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'''Captain Cold:''' ...you know what? [[MookChivalry Taking turns turns]] is dumb.
