If they do, I think they should give him Black Vulcan's ability to turn his legs into electricity to fly. OH! I really heard last year about Static Shock gonna b part of DCEU.
His daughter Lightning, who is more powerful next. Including Brandon Marshall aka Geo-Force, whom just dissappeared without an explaination. 2 vids on them next pls.
It shows other Arrowverse characters such as Rama Khan, Malefic J'ozz, Acrata, Nyxly, Mxyzptlk, Fairy Godmother/Tabitha, Astra Logue, Neron, Atropos, Gypsy, Jesse Quick, Miss Martian, Reign, Purity, Pestilence, Mon-El, Guardian (James and Kelly), Toyman, Saturn Girl, Alex Danvers/Sentinel, Dreamgirl, Brainiac 5, Lena Luthor, Mr.Terrific, Wild Dog, Black Siren, Black Canary (Dinah Drake), Mia Queen/Blackstar/Green Arrow, Cupid, China White, Ravager, Firestorm (Martin and Jax), Rip Hunter, Bloodwork, Red Daughter and Red Death, please? 😢
I wish they'd bring most of the DCTV shows back for another multiverse crossover because 1. Sam Lane's season 2 finale speech on Superman and Lois was the worst moment of the entire show. The dialogue was forced and felt less like a Superman and Lois moment and more like a Warner Bros moment. Because they needed a way to confirm that the show was NEVER part of the Arrowverse. Even if you hate the Arrowverse, leading the fans on with Diggle cameos and mentioning Oliver and the Crisis for two straight seasons, even in that same episode, was a dick move that disrespects the fans' intelligence. Which is exactly what Warner Bros does, especially with DC fans. And even at the time, I knew the retcon was gonna be pointless. Which proved me right because after the following season, it was announced to be cancelled after the next season! 2. Some DCTV shows didn't get a proper finale including Legends of Tomorrow, the 3rd official Arrowverse show, getting cancelled on a fucking cliffhanger, just so they wouldn't have to pay for the sets anymore. And 3. the last-ever official Arrowverse season was a bad final season of a once good show that cares more about simping for a badly written side character and less about giving the characters an exciting, definitive and respectful ending. At least "the final crossover" episode and the following episode were actually good. The Arrowverse-scratch that-MOST DCTV shows in general deserved better. And I can't think of a better way to give them an epic ending than by making another multiverse crossover! So many of those shows took place in their own separate universes and probably could've expanded but didn't. Either because of depressing circumstances or because the creators just didn't want to. And then there are DCTV shows, especially during the Arrowverse run, that avoided the connectivity of other shows to earn their popularity instead of relying on another show to do that for them. And/or avoiding muddying up the timeline. And that's great. But deep down, some fans just want to see their favorites interact even if they're not in the same universe. And they want to see it happen before it ends...and then most of these shows get cancelled before their time. What's the point of standing out when the network still treats you like shit? The way I see it, every character from every live action DC property (movie, show, audio series, etc) teams up to save the multiverse...AGAIN! I never read the comics, but I know COIE had sequels. Stephen Amell can be a part of the crossover because, as explained in this episode, Oliver can only interfere or "come back to life" if the multiverse is in danger! And they can include everybody from Lynda Carter's Wonder Woman, Reeves/Routh Superman (they're the same character and you can't convince me otherwise), David Mazouz's Batman from Gotham, Seg-El from the Krypton TV show who was supposed to show up for COIE but schedules got in the way. The Titans, Doom Patrol, Smallville Superman, Naomi because the actress wanted to crossover with the Flash and Superman. Jay Garrick because Eric Wallace being Eric Wallace, he didn't care to explain why Jay Garrick is on Earth Prime when Oliver made a rule as the Spectre that two doppelgangers can't coexist in the same universe (ie Beth from Batwoman). They could've just said Jay Garrick came from Earth 2 where Stargirl takes place but no! That's how he and the JSA from the show are part of the crossover. And I didn't watch Titans (or Doom Patrol or Gotham Knights or anything with Swamp Thing in the title) but I saw a clip that Beast Boy met Stargirl when he traveled the multiverse. That could work to bring the Titans in. And you what? As poorly received as Gotham Knights was, the actors deserve a piece of the pie. And then it ends with most of the shows retconned in the same universe: all of the Arrowverse, Lynda Carter's Wonder Woman, Titans, Doom Patrol, Krypton, Swamp Thing 2019, Stargirl, Naomi, Lucifer, Powerless and Superman and Lois! I read a theory once that The Dark Knight Trilogy was in the Arrowverse the whole time as an explanation for why Batman left Gotham. Honestly, they might as well make that canon since we're never getting a real answer anyway. It'd be funny if Smallville and Gotham were retconned in the same universe, tho. But in all seriousness, maybe the 90s Swamp Thing shows (haven't watched but I researched that there was an animated show and live action show at the same time, either or both) could be on Smallville's Earth since I don't think the comic continuation introduced him yet. They could do this either on Superman and Lois but knowing the creators, they probably just want to focus on finishing their storylines more than anything else. Or Smallville since they have a revival that's been in the works for years now which will be animated for some reason but still. Speaking of animation, there's also the Crisis on Infinite Earths movie trilogy but who knows if the writers or artists will include ANY live action properties anyway? I'd love it if it was just its' own thing as an Elseworlds miniseries with better writing, VFX and what have you. In the future, they can always come back to this universe for whatever project the same way the DCAU returns once in a while!
Do Martian Manhunter from Smallville next (Episodes when powers are used) Season 6 Episode 8 (Static) Season 6 Episode 12 (Labyrinth) Season 6 Episode 22 (Phantom) Season 7 Episode 1 (Bizarro) Season 7 Episode 4 (Cure) Season 8 Episode 1 (Odyssey) Season 9 Episode 12 (Absolute Justice Pt.2) Season 9 Episode 16 (Checkmate)
