I'm glad they're addressing the ramifications of the crisis, but it's one of those things where you can't look at it too closely, or the logic completely falls apart.
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Yeah, I was just thinking that. I was completely expecting to hear that Cisco's brother was alive again. Ollie brought back most of the major deaths of his people, but couldn't help one of Barry's?
And honestly, if Harry is really dead, I'm pissed.
But then I also don't understand how this jibes with what was at the end of crisis, which showed the heroes in different universes. Was that supposed to be where they were coming from? So now Doom Patrol and Titans and all the rest are part of Earth Prime?
I'm still confused about that too.
The way I understand it is that Earth-38 from Supergirl, and whatever earth Black Lightning was on, got folded into the Earth-1 setting of Arrow, the Flash, Legends of Tomorrow, and Batwoman, with the mashup now being called Earth-Prime. The Doom Patrol and Teen Titans shows are supposed to be set on their own parallel earths, as are Lucifer, Smallville, the Nineties Flash show, the Sixties Batman show, the Donner Superman movies, and the DCEU movies.
Basically, if it airs on the CW it's now on Earth-Prime, everything else is on its own.
But they're saying that Earth Prime is the only one that exists now.
But they're saying that Earth Prime is the only one that exists now.
Yeah, that's the part that keeps confusing me. When I'm sure one of the post show interviews said that the people of Smallville are happily back in their universe.
Whever is saying that is contradicting what we saw on screen. They specifically showed Brandon Routh as Superman flying in orbit with a little Earth-96 caption onscreen at the end of the crossover.
That's the only conclusion I can reach, but it seems like a weird decision to have the characters believe something so huge that only the audience knows is not true.
I was mostly ignoring it until it Flash made such a big deal about it this week.
The Arrowverse wiki says:
With the rebirth of the multiverse, some things changed. Earths are now separated by something other than vibrational frequencies. As such, the residents of Earth-Prime with knowledge of the pre-crisis timeline appear to be unaware of the new multiverse's existence and still believe it is destroyed.
So I guess it will eventually be addressed in-universe?