Who was the giant at the end of Flash?
In the end, Kadabra – or Phillipe as he revealed his real name to be – called off his attack and attempted to start life anew. However, their heart-to-heart was interrupted by the arrival of a huge CGI-monstrous woman who killed Abra Kadabra with a single strike as he attempted to stop her.
What is the singularity in The Flash?
The Singularity was an event in Central City caused by the reopening of an unstable wormhole due to Eobard Thawne’s future power source, resulting in a destructive black hole that was ultimately stopped by Firestorm’s sacrifice with help from The Flash.
Who is the villain in Season 2 of flash?
Zoom
The second season sees Barry and his allies dealing with the ramifications of their fight with the Reverse-Flash when a villainous speedster called Zoom (Tony Todd) arrives from the parallel universe, Earth-2, to kill all speedsters in the multiverse.
Who is the villain in Season 2 episode 1 of The Flash?
Atom Smasher
I do find myself missing Cavanagh’s Harrison Wells, who only makes a brief appearance in this episode. Hopefully he’ll be able to return with all of his sinister charm intact. This week’s villain is a character named Atom Smasher, played by WWE World Heavyweight Champion Adam “Edge” Copeland.
Who is Chronarch the flash?
The Chronarch are rulers of the 64th century who banished Abra Kadabra to the 20th century for defying them. They appeared in DC Comics.
Did Barry stop the singularity?
The Flash Season 1 finale ended with a shot of Barry Allen running into the temporal singularity to prevent it from destroying Central City. Since the show is returning for Season 2 next week, the metropolis obviously won’t be ripped from its foundation.
Does Barry give Zoom his speed?
In season 2, Zoom takes Wally away after Team Flash attempts to trap him. Zoom will only return Wally to Earth-1 if Barry gives up his speed. Barry does give up his speed, and 1 (maybe 2) episode(s) are about his life without speed.
WHO IS Zoom under the mask?
The real Jay Garrick was revealed as the man in Zoom’s (Teddy Sears) iron mask during Tuesday’s season finale of The Flash.