Queen Bee (Bug-Eyed Bandit)- All Powers from the Arrowverse 

because cw sucks, and had no smart ideas

The first time he fought robot bees was in season 1 so him not being fast enough was excusable because he only had his powers for a few months. The second he fought the bees was in season 5 so Barry not being fast enough shouldn't be an excuse for Bug-eyed Bandit or any non speedster villain

Makkari is the fastest

barry can't outrun anything.

Because of the CW and the people who are doing it that’s why

Wow thanks for the information, pretty interesting.

@@israelto6560 no problem

@@gilbertmillers4865 Anyway I don't know about you, but I would have liked it better if Bug-Eyed Bandit had died, after she had killed her innocent colleagues.

Haven't watched in a minute.. Sco is no longer Vibe?

@@ParlayParri24 nope and he’s not in the show anymore

@@gilbertmillers4865 WHAT!

@@ParlayParri24 cisco's actor left

He wasn’t as fast as he is in later seasons or comics.

First off DC doesn’t make this it’s CW and that Warner Bros. second if the show is on HBO or sci-fi and was written by better people like the best comic book writers or burst him it would be a lot better next time do your research before you talk shit

First off DC doesn’t make this it’s CW and that Warner Bros. second if the show was on HBO or Syfy and was written by better people like the best comic book writers or Bruce Timm it would be a lot better next time do your research before you talk shit

@@gilbertmillers4865 and the show is made in collaboration with dc? What's your point

Oliver fight her again for felicity

@@user-ld8lv5py7k yeah...

@Renuka Bhujel have u watched the eternals,bcos i was just coming out watching...

He was yeah

I'm rematching smallville

Screwballs like Eric Wallace that’s who and Greg Berlanti, if it was up to me I would have the best comic book writers who understand the flash exclusively right the show like Mark Waid, Cary Bates, Joshua Williams or good producers and directors like Bruce Timm and Paul Dini

They're ROBOT bees💀

@@aronc253 ROBOT bees are faster than the fastest man alive..

Screwballs like Eric Wallace that’s who and Greg Berlanti, if it was up to me I would have the best comic book writers who understand the flash exclusively right the show like Mark Waid, Cary Bates, Joshua Williams or good producers and directors like Bruce Timm and Paul Dini

No he didn't but the order is misplaced, the flash was after arrow season 4.

CW. That should explain enough

Screwballs like Eric Wallace that’s who and Greg Berlanti, ARE THE PROBLEM if it was up to me I would have the best comic book writers who understand the flash exclusively right the show like Mark Waid, Cary Bates, Joshua Williams or good producers and directors like Bruce Timm and Paul Dini

Nope

No she's fine, she comes back on the flash season 5.

@@israelto6560 Anyway I don't know about you, but I would have liked it better if Bug-Eyed Bandit had died, after she had killed her innocent colleagues.

Screwballs like Eric Wallace that’s who and Greg Berlanti, if it was up to me I would have the best comic book writers who understand the flash exclusively right the show like Mark Waid, Cary Bates, Joshua Williams or good producers and directors like Bruce Timm and Paul Dini

Anyway I don't know about you, but I would have liked it better if Bug-Eyed Bandit had died, after she had killed her innocent colleagues.

Flash 1x18, 5x20. and Arrow 4x17. And I agree, at times she needed to BEE quiet. lol

@@AllPowersExplained lmao

@@AllPowersExplained dam burnrrrrr. in that 70s show Kelso voice. 😂😂

Behind the scenes In the DC comics, Bug-Eyed Bandit is a villain of The Atom, but is, in fact, a man named Bertram Larvan. In "All Star Team Up", Cisco Ramon initially planned on naming Brie "Queen Bee." In the DC comics, Queen Bee has been a name shared by four super-villains, two of whom are extraterrestrials who rule over an insect planet, while the other two are human queens of the fictional nation of Bialya. Also in the New 52, an interpretation of the character is the leader of H.I.V.E., known under the alias of the H.I.V.E. Queen. In "Gone Rogue" when called "Bug-Eyed Bandit," Brie angrily demands not to be called that, as it is "their name" for her, showing that she prefers the "Queen Bee" moniker. Bertram was introduced as her brother in The Flash: Green Arrow's Perfect Shot.

@@AllPowersExplained Behind the scenes In the DC comics, Bug-Eyed Bandit is a villain of The Atom, but is, in fact, a man named Bertram Larvan. In "All Star Team Up", Cisco Ramon initially planned on naming Brie "Queen Bee." In the DC comics, Queen Bee has been a name shared by four super-villains, two of whom are extraterrestrials who rule over an insect planet, while the other two are human queens of the fictional nation of Bialya. Also in the New 52, an interpretation of the character is the leader of H.I.V.E., known under the alias of the H.I.V.E. Queen. In "Gone Rogue" when called "Bug-Eyed Bandit," Brie angrily demands not to be called that, as it is "their name" for her, showing that she prefers the "Queen Bee" moniker. Bertram was introduced as her brother in The Flash: Green Arrow's Perfect Shot.

Lmao