After taking the holidays, the last two episodes on Crisis on infinite Earths have arrived. How do the heroes of the Arrowverse save the day after the Anti-Monitor destroys all life? Did Oliver become a peculiar justice known as Specter? What is the condition of the different people when all this happens?
(Vol. note: This post contains great containers for the fourth and fifth episodes of the Crisis on Infinite Earths issue.)
Trouble in Endgames is infinite
Chapter Four of the "Crisis," Arrow, it sees six Paragons and Lex Luthor spend months dealing with the loss of everyone in a variety of situations and trying to figure out how to fix everything. Afterwards, Oliver Queen, left behind in Purgatory to become Sporter and train, arrives at Vanising Point with a plan: Half of the flags will distract Anti-Monitor and his shadow demons, while the other half will travel to planet Maltus and prevent young Monitor from sharing his evil ally at the beginning. Specter-Ollie gives Barry increasing power to reach the Speed Force, and the plan goes away.
Unfortunately, things are deteriorating fast. Barry and the other Paragons are trapped in the Speed Force after being attacked by the Anti-Monitor, and Barry has to travel for some time to Oliver's memories to find them, lest they be eaten up.
If this sounds like a certain Marvel movie that came out last year, you wouldn't be wrong. Barry and the other Paragons are an ancient compilation The arrow episodes in scenes such as Sarah Lance's death. In the midst of all this, Barry also comes across a surprising face: Barry Allen of the DCEU, played by Ezra Miller, or anyone who has never called himself Flash so far.
And they hit the clothes of others. Indeed.
At that point, Supergirl, Ryan Choi, and Lex Luthor arrive in Maltus and – despite Lex's best efforts – persuade Monitor not to attend Dawn of Time. But the law of diversity applies; even though the Monitor they spoke to did not cross paths with Anti-Monitor, at least one of them in the universal titles. In The Dawn of Time in the Anti-Matter universe, Sterter-Oliver reveals his grand plan: the Paragons will hold the line while fighting the Anti-Monitor and re-do all the variations. By screaming "Failed this atmosphere!" Specter-Ollie begins to regroup and dies again. Date saved.
Except… there is still one hour left for the show.
The end, and the beginning
The final chapter of “The Crisis,” Morning Fiction, deals with crossover entries and trips by Paragons. Turns out the rebuilding universe didn't start without a hitch: All the heroes are in one world now, from Legends and the Queen to Black Lightning and her family.
According to a citizen played by the first A disaster jokes author Marv Wolfman, those heroes have worked for many years on this newly made reality. And to make matters worse, Lex was able to write history to manage Supergirl and DEO. With the exception of the Paragons, no one else in the universe remembers their former lives, until the Martian Manhunter brings back memories of various Arrowverse heroes.
To make matters worse, Anti-Monitor is still in full swing and trying to kill the Paragons. As with all kings, warriors split into teams to save the day. While other heroes fight Anti-Monitor and his shadow demons, Ryan, Ray Palmer, and Nash Wells build a bomb to keep Anti-Monitor trapped in the Microverse.
The Anti-Monitor is defeated, and the newly rebuilt variant is displayed with a montage of the top places we've seen and seen. We see Earth-2, the future home Stargirl series, the 12th planet of the year 2011 The Green Lantern film. The sweetness of Titans (Earth 9), Into The Swamp, (Earth-19), and Doom Patrol (Earth-21) is visible. And yes, Superman of Earth 96 (played by Brandon Routh) gets his own happy ending.
But the heroes of the Arrowverse, aka Earth-Prime? They set up a memorial for Oliver inside the STAR Labs Center Barry has built. He has decided to use this building as a future gathering place when the world is about to end. And just like that, Super Friends was born in the Hall of Justice.
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What happens now?
A disaster it has left all its heroes in some interesting places, and starting next week, all the CW shows are starting to come again. Morning Fiction it starts its new season, to replace it The arrow when it concludes with its last two episodes. Supergirl and The Flash (returning in February) will certainly have to deal with the new situation. Because The woman, nothing will change unless its hero meets Supergirl from time to time.
Because The arrow-Spec in the corner of space, next week's episode will be the last second. It's going to be an exit point Green Arrow & Canaries, the spinoff focuses on Oliver's eldest daughter Mia, who will recapture herself and take the hood and bow. The spinoff hasn't been cleared yet, but given the atmospheric record, it's possible. At the end of January, The arrowThe final episode will be free, and will feature Stephen Amell as Oliver – not Specter – according to the show is Beth Schwartz.
That is The arrow The spinoff happened not so well, Arrowverse shows across the board have already been renewed for new seasons starting in the fall. Superman and Lois, an exhibition focusing on Earth-Prime characters, has been deemed a series. A disaster it adds humor to the next show, as we learn that Lois and Clark have none but two they raised unnamed sons.
It's the new Arrowverse world, and for the first time, the future is uncertain.
Justin is a writer for Kansas City, Missouri, a travel writer and is on Twitter often, @GigawattConduit. He is also a passionate fan of M&M McFlurries from McDonald & # 39; s, and he accepts that their addiction.
