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Tropes in The Flash (2014) Season Two: Anvilicious: Episode 16 (Trajectory) is partially a cautionary example of the dangers of recreational drug use. Arch-Enemy: Zoom, for Barry. While Season 1's Reverse-Flash was a more personal enemy that shaped Barry's life ever since he killed Barry's mother and framed his father for it, the things Zoom ...
Character pages for The Flash. This page refers to characters from the The Flash comic book series. With a legacy that spans over 70 years (and that's just real-time), and practically drenched in Legacy Characters, it's no surprise the The Flash …
Warning: Spoilers Off applies to Awesome pages. Proceed at your own risk. Yes, that is a giant gorilla fighting a half-human shark...Just a normal day on The Flash. Season One The flashback that shows a child Barry getting beaten up by some …
Five-Episode Pilot: The series begins with a multi-part episode. Front 13, Back 9: The first 13 episodes of a series' first season are more self-contained because the last 9 hadn't been ordered yet. Half-Arc Season: A series alternates episodes between those that advance its story arc and those that are mostly unconnected.
A Spin-Off of CW's 2012 Arrow series about The Flash. In this universe Barry Allen is driven to become a forensic scientist by a desire to clear his father of murdering his mother as a child, as nobody believes the claim that the murder was committed by a strange ball of lightning with a man in it (actually the Reverse-Flash). One day a S.T.A.R. Labs particle accelerator explodes causing ...
Super Smash Flash is a series of Flash-based Platform Fighter Super Smash Bros. clones by McLeodGaming, hosted and playable on their website. The original Super Smash Flash, released in August 2006 on Newgrounds, is somewhat weak; among other things featuring only one attack button note . It was nonetheless notable for its large amount of ...
Hazbin Hotel is an American adult animated musical Black Horror Dramedy television series created by Vivienne Medrano (previously known for the webcomic Zoophobia ), and produced at her studio SpindleHorse Toons in collaboration with Bento Box Entertainment. Toon City provides the animation. You know that old line of "when Hell is full" and all ...
