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He's also one of the most noble heroes responding when called, saving others and standing his ground against the odds 4.) Flashy Flash Reasoning: Is the fastest of the S class (baring Blast) which allows him to arrive on the scene quickly and end fights even quicker.
- Blast Stands Alone As The Strongest S-Class Hero. Rank 1. Blast is the first-ranked S-Class hero with unparalleled strength compared to all the other heroes in the series (except Saitama).
- Tatsumaki Is A Psychic Superweapon. Rank 2. Related. One Punch Man: 10 Things You Didn't Know About Tatsumaki. Many of One-Punch Man’s heroes are memorable, but Tatsumaki is both capable of great things and is still largely viewed as a mystery.
- Metal Knight Commands An Army Of Robots. Rank 4. Related. One-Punch Man: 10 Most Respected Heroes, Ranked. Not all heroes are made equal - or get all the credit they deserve, as demonstrated by the professional heroes of One-Punch Man.
- Full-Power Genos Damaged Psykos Orochi. Rank 12. In his base form, the twelfth-ranked S-Class hero Genos comfortably matches the combat ability of Drive Knight.
Flashy Flash in his latest performance has defied all expectations and cemented his position as the second strongest S-Class, behind Blast. Without being even close to his full power, he matched Pre-Awakened Garou (stronger than Unmasked Orochi) and Platinum Sperm (equal to Unmasked Orochi).
- 10 The Rival Is The Most Untested Speedster at DC Comics
- 9 Jay Garrick Was The First Flash
- 8 Wallace West Is The Most Controversial Kid Flash
- 7 Bart Allen Briefly Became The Fastest Man Alive
- 6 Jess Chambers Is An Alternate Flash
- 5 Avery Ho Is The Flash of China
- 4 John Fox Is The Flash of The Future
- 3 Eobard Thawne Is The Most Iconic Reverse-Flash
- 2 Barry Allen Was The Silver Age Flash
- 1 Wally West Truly Is The Fastest Man Alive
Debut: Flash Comics #104 by John Broome and Carmine Infantino
All Flashes have their own Reverse-Flash, and Jay Garrick, the original, was no exception. The original Reverse-Flash was The Rival, a.k.a. Edward Clariss, a professor at the same university Jay Garrick attended. Recreating the formula that gave Garrick his powers, Clariss became The Rival and used his speed for nefarious purposes. Decades later, he returned as a member of the Injustice Society to vex Jay Garrick again. Having the same powers as the first Flash, The Rival also has an appearan...
Debut: Flash Comics #1 by Gardner Fox and Harry Lampert
Jay Garrick was the original Flash, debuting in the Golden Age of Comics. Garrick was a stereotypical do-gooder of the time, and his powers weren't nearly as refined as those of later Flashes. Jay would return to comics in the Silver Age, helping to birth the Multiverse concept that would drive DC for years. Garrick became one of the elder statesmen of the DC Universe, a member of the Justice Society, and an all-around role model. In more recent The Flash comics, he's also taken to being a me...
Debut: The Flash Vol. 4 Annual #3 by Van Jensen, Robert Venditti, Ron Frenz and Brett Booth
Wallace West is the current Kid Flash, and to say his existence has been controversial is an understatement. Created as a replacement for fan favorite Wally West during the New 52, fans of the original West rebelled immediately, with the character largely being despised. Nevertheless, DC stuck with him. Fleshing Wallace out while reintroducing the true Wally West, DC turned "Ace West" into a more likable hero. He's acted as both a sidekick character and even a member of the Teen Titans. Walla...
Debut: The Flash #91 by Mark Waid and Mike Wieringo
Bart Allen is Barry Allen's grandson from the 31st century, and it only gets more convoluted from there. Starting life as the hero Impulse, Bart was a stereotypical hyperactive teenager who could run faster than the wind. Being born with the Speed Force, speed was always a part of Bart's life, granting him powers other speedsters didn't. Bart Allen became Kid Flash and then took Wally West's place as Flash when Wally disappeared after Infinite Crisis, emulating Barry's death at the end of Cri...
Debut: DC's Very Merry Multiverse #1 by Ivan Cohen and Eleonora Carlini
There are many Flashes among the worlds of DC's Multiverse, but not all are versions of Barry Allen, Wally West, or Jay Garrick. Jess Chambers was the Flash of Earth-11. They became aware of a conspiracy that affected Earth-0 and traveled there, teaming with the heroes against a resurgent Hyperclan. Since then, Jess stayed on Earth-0. Their ability to move through the Multiverse placed them in the upper echelons of the speed scale. Jess pushing themselves can get up to a respectable speed, bu...
Debut: The Flash #3 by Joshua Williamson and Carmine Di Giandomenico
Avery Ho was caught in the Speed Force storm that struck Central City. She became a Speed Force conduit and kept her powers when others lost theirs following Godspeed's defeat. She joined the Justice League China and demonstrated her power by taking up the Flash mantle. Avery joined Justice League Incarnate to help them find Barry Allen, who had gotten lost in the Multiverse. Avery showed a great mastery of the Speed Force and was very fast. She kept up with the most powerful heroes and villa...
Debut: The Flash Special #1 by Mark Waid and Mike Parobeck
John Fox was a future Flash from the 27th century. Exposed to tachyon radiation, he would gain Speed Force powers. When Wally West ended up in Fox's future, Fox feared Wally would change the past and cause his future to cease existing. Thus, Fox returned in time and took Wally's place as Flash until the young hero returned to the present. John Fox ended up in the 853rd century and joined the Justice Legion A, eventually traveling back to the present with the team to foil Solaris and the lates...
Debut: The Flash #139 by John Broome and Carmine Infantino
The Silver Age Reverse-Flashis a predatory speedster from the future and a major enemy of all Flashes. He worked at the Flash Museum and was obsessed with Barry Allen. He would undergo a series of experiments that allowed him access to the Speed Force and travel back in time, pretending to be Barry Allen. Wally West foiled his plan and sent him back to the future, where Reverse-Flash's ego and obsession only grew. Reverse-Flash returned to the past, farther back this time, and began his missi...
Debut: Showcase #4 by Robert Kanigher and Carmine Infantino
It's hard to say who's faster between Reverse-Flash and Barry Allen. Barry may not be able to travel through time without the Cosmic Treadmill, but that has little to do with his speed and more with the Speed Force. Arguably the most important character of the Silver Age, Barry is also one of the greatest characters in the history of the DC Universe. A powerful and stalwart hero, he sacrificed himself to save everything and is the most revered of all Flashes. It was eventually revealed that B...
Debut: The Flash #110 by John Broome and Carmine Infantino
Wally West started his superhero adventures as the sidekick Kid Flashafter replicating the accident that gave Barry Allen powers. He learned from the best heroes in the DC Universe, then teamed up with his fellow sidekicks to start the Teen Titans. Wally became the first superhero sidekick to take over for his mentor, cementing his place as one of DC's most important legacy characters. Wally West's tenure as the Flash reinvigorated interest in the character. During this time in his comic hist...
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- Saitama. Who else? As the main protagonist of the show, Saitama stands above all. Despite looking like your average joe, the Caped Baldy is stronger, faster, and just better than anyone else in the series.
- Garou. Like Genos, Garou has gone through a number of transformations, resulting in an increase in power and speed. Garou has always been immensely strong, learning under Bang and becoming the hero's best pupil.
- Boros. The Alien God who needed a thrill, fans of the anime were introduced to this monster at the end of season one. Boros was experiencing a life crisis, unable to find someone worthy to fight.
- Flashy Flash. A highly skilled ninja and member of the same village as Speed-O-Sonic Sound, Flashy Flash is the S-Class Rank 13 hero of the Hero Association.
King - Super lucky, was able to knockout multiple dragon level threats just by standing. Metal - Has insane fire power his position on the list is also supported by the lore. Flashy flash - hands down the second fastest s class hero also physically strong was able to brawl against monster garou and PS.
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In terms of speed, Flashy Flash is arguably the fastest S-Class hero in the association, though he seems to be outmatched against the top-ranked S-Class hero Blast. He is the former...
