Greylurker |
Controls computers - inside Iron Heights
Controls Luck - inside Iron Heights (I think)
stretchy - Team Flash
Controls Emotion/Love? - captured directly by the Thinker.
Of the 4 Ralph seems to be sort of out of place. I mean the other three used properly and you are looking at some serious potential chaos in the city. Ralph...not so much?
Aberzombie |
Almost forgot about Goth One Eye. I thought I had seen some lame super powers, but....oooh, I have a weirdly grabby tentacle which emerges from my eye socket.
He's the kind of villain the other super villains all pick on.
I think he makes Paste-Pot Pete look cool.
And now I just want to see Barry grab him by his eye tentacle and drag him through the streets.
JoelF847 RPG Superstar 2008 Top 32, 2011 Top 16 |
Controls computers - inside Iron Heights
Controls Luck - inside Iron Heights (I think)
stretchy - Team Flash
Controls Emotion/Love? - captured directly by the Thinker.Of the 4 Ralph seems to be sort of out of place. I mean the other three used properly and you are looking at some serious potential chaos in the city. Ralph...not so much?
It's possible that the Thinker needed say 9 power sets, but to arrange things so they got created, he got 3 which were extraneous, such as Ralph's. Considering that he hired Ralph to get into the Flash's orbit, he might have other plans for him simply to manipulate the Flash, even if he doesn't need his power.
GreenDragon1133 |
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Once again: "12 signatures. 12 Metas." Except one of those 12 is the dead driver, who's identity is already established. Repeating your incorrect statement does not make it correct, it makes the writers look stupid, and also renders the smart characters they are writing stupid.
But then, this is the show with the motto: "**** it Barry."
Incidentally, the showrunners noted that Wally is not gone (the actor is still a regular). His absence is partly financial (fx), and partly not having a threat big enough for two speedsters. And that there is a reason for his absence (beyond what we know).
a) Being manipulated by Thinker
b) Future Wally (around say, April 2018) can time travel and planned this to counter a move Thinker had them boxed into.
Thomas Seitz |
Green,
Future Wally might be much further up the time line in terms of coming from 2045. That's just a guess though.
As for Ralph, I'm inclined to think DeVoe's plan doesn't necessarily involve ALL the metas, just the ones that might prove the most beneficial to...whatever the hell it is he's planning.
Greylurker |
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Cynical Ralph still going strong, but the real Ralph is showing through the cracks.
Particularly liked the end with the Balloon animals.
and somewhere in the multiverse Wells the Grey is muttering "Screw you guys, I didn't want to be part of your group anyway. I have a hobbit named Cisco to get to the mountain of fire"
CapeCodRPGer |
I have a couple of issues with this episode:
Vidmaster7 |
Still its putting it to the test when two guys same height same build same chins! are right there. Also kind of weird from the mom's perspective that total stranger is sitting around watching her daughter. I mean sympathy is one thing but how often do you see complete strangers holding vigils like that.
phantom1592 |
yeah, I was able to pass off the first hospital visit as cop credentials... it seemed weird to give personal information to strangers... but he IS a cop, so I could see that happening. However the balloon animal stuff just kills that... and zooming the other guy without a costume on... that's just stupid.
Barry would still have done something... but he would have disappeared for a fraction of a second and then flash would be there offering him a ride to the hospital. Doing it as Barry?!? just... Ughhhh...
Set |
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They all going to be regretting this episode when barry turns out to be right! (note didn't get to finish last 15 minutes so if it happened sooner shhh ill finish it tommorow.)
It's just bad child-rearing to reward Barry with being right for doing so many bone-headedly wrong things! Don't encourage him by making 'be an idiot, do what everyone is telling you could get you fired and / or arrested!' be the *right* choice!
Greylurker wrote:Ok I think we can logic out the "why" for Ralph now. Presumably his eleastic body is important to restore the Thinker's body to health.That seems a bit of a stretch.
ha!
Damon Griffin |
Why didn't he:
1) wear a mask?
2) look for the other cameras he expects are there?
The same reason he didn't carry a recording device when he confronted DeVoe and heard him confess to everything: the one thing Barry doesn't do fast is think.
The way that encounter should have gone is to have Barry record it, but then discover upon playback there was nothing there; DeVoe had anticpated that contingency and was carrying a device of his own that interfered with recording devices.
jemstone |
I really think the reason that Barry was SO SURE about DeVoe is that while he was in the Speed Force, he saw everything in his timeline, end to end. Some subconscious part of him KNEW that DeVoe was bad, but he couldn't explain why - because his conscious mind can't process that all-encompassing now of being out of the normal way time works for humans.
The reason he was so sure is because he'd already lived it all, he just wasn't able to realize he had.
Thomas Seitz |
Vid,
I do too. It's a reasonable thing to believe. That and the whole Savitar and Kadabra stuff.
Regardless, my main gripe is that some how DeVoe thinks he's better than ANY one at being smart.
Hello?! Lex Luthor?!! I'd like to see the Thinker solve the Anti-Life Equation or something hard like that, instead of build himself a new body.
Btw I also think it might be he might try to TRANSFER his mind into the Flash IF the body thing doesn't work out.