Or don't see them, really.) The Flash will go down that road as well in Season 3, where Barry Allen will have to sharpen his skills against not just one classic comic foe, but two. Who Is The Flash Season 3's Main Villain?Īlmost every piece of superhero fiction gets to a point where the ante is upped and the central protagonist has to face off against multiple major villains. (Time remnants going undercover to form a Zoom cabal?) It was recently reported that actor Teddy Sears isn't currently tapped to return to the show, presumably as Black Flash, but that could always change as the months go by. That time travel can be some tricky business, am I right? I mean, we saw Nora Allen again in two different capacities just a couple of episodes apart, and she'll be back in a whole new way in Season 3.Įven Season 1's big bad Reverse-Flash returned for Season 2, and he's got an even bigger role in this universe moving forward, so we could very well see Zoom/Hunter Zolomon causing more havoc for Barry and Central City in Season 3, even if the villain wouldn't necessarily be around for long. The Flash's multiple timelines and dimensions allows for all manner of characters to return in a possibly infinite number of scenarios. On the opposite end of the spectrum from returning characters is a list of those that definitely won't be coming back, although the answer is extremely similar. Oh, and expect Gorilla Grodd to return for what will hopefully be a kong-a-palooza of a trip to Gorilla City. As such, we can also expect to see the likes of Stephen Amell's Green Arrow, Brandon Routh's Atom and other familiar members of Team Arrow and the Legends of Tomorrow are sure to pop by.
(Gustin is locked up for several already.) And it probably has something to do with the four-show contracts signed by returning actors Matt Letscher (Reverse-Flash), Wentworth Miller (Captain Cold), Katie Cassidy (Black Siren) and Neal McDonough (Damien Darhk), who will team up to form the Legion of Doom for Legends of Tomorrow Season 2 and beyond. Now that there are four DC Comics shows on The CW, we're getting a massive four-way crossover event later this year that will see each show blending in with its network neighbors.
Tom Cavanagh, meanwhile, will also be back in some big way, presumably as the original Earth-1 Harrison Wells, although there are other iterations that could pop up as well. Jesse isn't even from Earth-1 anyway, so that presents its own wrinkle, but Cisco and Barry can always take us over to Earth-2, so she'll be around when needed.īecause Flashpoint will bring Nora back to life, Henry Allen no longer goes off to prison, so John Wesley Shipp will definitely be back in at least that capacity, though our fingers are crossed multiple times over that he'll return as Earth-3's Jay Garrick at some point. Andrew Kreisberg has made it clear this show won't become team-based as far as its speedy heroes go, and that Barry will remain the narrative focus. (Cisco is a bazillionaire badass in Flashpoint, for whatever reason.)īoth introduced in Season 2, Wally West and Jesse Wells survived the second particle accelerator explosion, and though it's not clear how her transition into her comic book counterparts will be handled, Wally will definitely be Kid Flash when Season 3 kicks off, though it's unclear if that super-persona will stick around throughout the season. But expect those personalities and relationships to get shaken up in those first episodes. As well, we'll once again see Carlos Valdes as tech genius Cisco, Danielle Panabaker as science master Caitlin, Candice Patton as the news-hunting Iris and Jesse L. Grant Gustin will once again don the signature red suit and mask to play the titular hero in Season 3 and years beyond. But since Flashpoint isn't expected to go too deep into the season, we'll look at this as if the show will return to the status quo relatively quickly.
Considering how Season 2 ended with a major reboot for Barry's life, along with an entirely new life for Nora, it's unclear what in the hell will happen.
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