Appearances DC's Legends of Tomorrow Season 1 After a confrontation, he managed to convince Sidney Palmer's descendant, Dr. law enforcement unit.Ĭoncerned by the brutality of the robots' law enforcement, and their possible use in Vandal Savage's world conquest, a time-traveling Ray Palmer went on a mission to stop Kasnian Conglomerate's robot army. Bryce of the Kasnia Conglomerate, Sydney was the founder of their robot-development company that managed to create autonomous law enforcement officers by 2147. As theorized by Ray Palmer, Sydney went to work for Felicity Smoak, CEO of Palmer Technologies, then "sold out to the military." As mentioned by Dr. Exosuit after his brother's presumed death. Barry's Small Building level feat (Supporting feat.The development of this technology was started by Sidney Palmer, who claimed to be the creator of the A.T.O.M.
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Barry's Large Building level feat (Scales to beginning of series Barry Allen).There are also angels such as Manny who sit at Large Town level. The top tiers are Town level to Small City level in terms of AP and up to Hypersonic to Relativistic in terms of Speed. He sits comfortably at Multiverse level+ via creating the infinite multiverse, Heaven and Hell, and the Speed Force, which is omnipresent across the time-space of the infinite multiverse. Other god tiers include Mister Mxyzptlk, a very powerful reality warper from the 5th Dimension, although by current feats he is only barely Small Planet level. The two most powerful characters of the verse are God, the supreme being and creator of the verse. Kryptonians are aliens from the planet Krypton, all of which are capable of Small City level attack potency, as well as High Hypersonic+ speed. The verse became even stronger after adding Supergirl to the mix. Other speedsters such as Reverse-Flash, Zoom and Savitar are able to keep up with Barry in different time periods (Season 1, Season 2 and Season 3 respectively). Barry's speed kept on increasing during the series and by Season 4 he is already Small City level and Relativistic, and Massively FTL+ after his amplification. Barry was capable of superhuman feats at Small Building level and Supersonic at the beginning, and after his amp in Power Outage, he was capable of up to Town level and Massively Hypersonic+ feats. The verse has become exponentially stronger with the arrival of The Flash, which has a plethora of superpowered speedsters. The physically stronger characters have Wall level AP and Supersonic speeds. Many characters are capable of minor superhuman feats, but this changes in Season 2 of Arrow with the introduction of the Mirakuru (basically a super-soldier serum), which allowed the existence of bonafide superhuman characters. The shows of the verse are set in modern-day, so it enjoys much of real-world technology and weapons, as well as numerous sci-fi elements (e.g. Of note are Black Lightning, Smallville, Superman Returns, Lucifer, and the DC Extended Universe which were all significant to the plot. Finally, a live-action show starring Kate Kane/Batwoman began airing in 2019.ĭue to the Crisis on Infinite Earths crossover event, multiple television shows and films have been incorporated into the Arrowverse. Two preexisting shows, Constantine and The Flash (the one from 1990), were retroactively added to the Arrowverse's canon. More recently, another animated series began airing on CW Seed in November 2017, that being Freedom Fighters: The Ray. The Arrowverses version of the Atom, played by Brandon Routh, was the head of Palmer Technologies, one of the few companies still headquartered in Starling City after two disasters devastated the. The universe was expanded with the series The Flash in October 2014, which is based on Barry Allen/Flash. The first television series was Arrow based on the character Green Arrow, which debuted in October 2012. The universe expanded in August 2015 with the animated series Vixen on The CW Seed and expanded again with the live-action team up series Legends of Tomorrow in January 2016. The Arrowverse is a shared fictional universe that is centered on television series airing on The CW, based on characters appearing in publications by DC Comics. The Arrowverse is a shared fictional universe that is centered on television series airing on The CW, based on characters appearing in publications by DC Comics. 5.2.4 Enemies of the Legends and Constantine.
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