The Strongest Flash ⚡️ Villain Nobody Talks About #shorts

#shorts

In this short I talk about the strongest Flash villain that nobody is talking about.

[Pandoplays]

Bro being friends with all the flash villains sounds so cool

[mandos-studio]

Thats a really wholesome backstory y’know except the dad dieing

[thepinkreapers]

Soo he works almost like Amazo except this is a living organism

[HellishSpoon]

Flash is so wholesome that even his rogues gallery are wholesome

[inklink]

Okay but all the villains sharing the same tailor is so funny lol

[BurgertownDefender]

I want a "Two and a Half Men" sitcom of them taking care of him. Like goofy ass things they do just to make him happy, like Cold making it snow during summer, or Mirror master making a too difficult mirror maze to raise money for a school trip and etc.

[plasma]

this is feels like something that one kid would make up at the 3rd grade playground.

[domo]

Genuine question, why is this guy like, NEVER talked about? He seems really really cool with such a funny and simple backstory

[recarnatexd]

All my years being a DC fanboy never heard of this lmao

[kvendettathewolfofmordor]

Man the flash rogues all seem like decent albeit crooked people

[Depressed_Utraman]

My man becomes Flash's powerful villains because one of his homies got done dirty by the Flash

[tobiaskadachi]

Flash's Rogues Gallery can be so heartwarming and wholesome sometimes.

[darrylferguson]

It's honestly quite a wholesome villain backstory- the man wanted revenge for Dark Flash hurting his foster family

[MandatoryFruit]

With James Gunn being at the helm of the new DCU there is actually a chance we might get to see Replicant in live action. Just given his love for unique and unknown comic characters.

[reverseflash]

Oh amazing, another enemy that I am being overlooked by

[dragonblast]

A good end for his story too is the more he replicates powers or gadgets the more it takes a toll in his mind and makes him mad to the point his own family (the rogues) tries to stop him and when he accidentally hurts them he realizes what he's become and either willingly give up his powers and go to prison or commits s***cide

[frofrozzty]

That's actually a pretty cool character with a fairly unique concept. So weird he's that underutilized.

[irrespondible]

The reason he's not talked about is because, thanks to the New 52, He's no longer a Rogue. Hell, his last actual appearance prior to Flashpoint seems to had been the Identity Crisis tie-in Flash comic about the burial of Captain Boomerang

Sideways is a hero with the ability to create rifts, and is an ally on the current version of the Seven Soldiers of Victory. Hr appeared in 2016, after the whole DC Rebirth. Replicant seems to have become his enemy instead.

[tesloche]

I really like that piece of lore, someone being friends with all of The Flash's villains sounds great

[silverhunter]

My only take away from this is the fact that all the supervillains go to the same tailor, and I find that amazing.