Alright.

Every year there’s at least one point that I get a million comments on that tell me the same thing over and over again so let’s be crystal clear about this.

“The Spectre is the wrath of God”. Where is that said in the shows? Comic explanations aren’t accepted as canon and never have been. Why would this be the exception? I don’t care if that’s how it works in the comics because it’s not explicit in the text.

To add to this: I am also aware that Lucifer takes place in the same multiverse, and God is a character in that show. But not only does he never once interact with the Spectre—making this once again an adaptation argument that we’ve already dismissed—it’s also stated in Lucifer that God created the “universe”, implying he only has dominion over that single universe. There is no indication that God from Lucifer has any type of power throughout the multiverse.

I almost admire this season for finding a way to make Zoom both boring and utterly unintimidating.

I read that Cisco's actor wanted to come back for the finale, but couldn't make it work with his schedule. Which is clearly a lie and I respect it

You can say that Season 1 and 2 was poorly written but they were actually entertaining, I rewatched the Cisco/Wells scene from S1, the tension in that scene is so good.

I thought this video was a meme at first because of the title. But in hindsight it perfectly represents what this season is like as a whole lol

I actually felt nostalgic over the flash so I jumped back in for the final season and just gave up after seeing the end result of Red Death. What an embarrassment

The fact that I miss Smallville way more than any Arrowverse show speaks for itself

I love how Nora as a character literally breaks the biggest rule of flashes time travel rules and isn’t addressed. Why does she keep going back in time to chill with her parents instead of her timeline ? She literally is  changing  the timeline with every time she’s on screen ?? It’s like Barry going back in time in flashpoint

Bringing back Savitar has loads of potential. He literally stands face to face with his past variants daughter without risk of being erased from existence. Instead of fighting, he should've had an existential crisis about how this means Iris doesn't need to die to preserve his own life anymore. He could've saved Iris from Zoom or Thawne, directly paralleling his S3 objective. Then have him die saving Nora West Allen, paralleling Nora Allem dying in front of Barry. Idk but at least it'd give some resonance and finality to the closing season of a show that's 9 years old.

Barry finally won because he stoped to talk

I was really bumed that savitar didn't come out of his suit for godspeed and zoom to see, I was really hoping at least that would happen.

It's so weird because the episode with Barry and Thawne seemed more like a series finale than the bullshit with cobalt blue and while it was nice to see Eddie again, he really should've came back sooner, and not be a forced villain in the last season of the show

The Flash Season 9 was certainly the TV Show of all time.
The characters were there sometimes, the lines were delivered with a hefty dose of cringe, and the CGI makes me want to gouge my own eyes out.
Let’s not get into writing though, because it makes me want to cry(and not because it makes me emotional).

The Flash Season 9 really was the Most Season out of all of them.

It is shocking to me that for a 13 episode final season, they spent nearly 1/3 of the season on filler episodes

If you guys are ever wondering why Thawne, the Flash's archnemesis and arguably the one most relevant villain in the entire show gets beaten by Allegra, the least relevant "hero" from Team Flash, know that Eric Wallace had a hand in creating her in the comics...

14:00 What in the actual fuck.
Out of context that seems like some supervillain level of dialogue from our "heroes"

Javicia Leslie as Red Death is straight up auditioning to be a Power Rangers villain, I swear.

the difference between season 1/2 and later seaasons to me is the elevator pitch test. The core concept of season 1, man gets new speed powers and has to learn how to manage them, eventually deciding to try to do good with them. The core concept of season 2, same man begins to get a grip with his new powers as we find out that the accident which started it all may not have been as accidental as we thought.

I feel like I, along with most people, can overlook a lot of things if the idea itself is solid. Bad coreography could be fixed without changing the core story. Bad acting could be fixed without changing the core story. And most bits of bad writing could be fixed without changing the core story. The earlier seasons of the flash had a good core story, even if their execution of it was left lacking in places.

Later seasons however just completely phoned it in.

The worst/funny part about zoom's mask in season 9

The original mask from season 2, was practical, it was a physical mask they made

WhICH MEANS THEY LOST THE MASK AT SOME POINt

BECAUSE WHY WOULD THEY NOT JUST REUSE THE OLD PRACTICAL MASK, THATS AMAZING