Once again, returning to Flashpoint, Savitar was created through the event and is essentially one of the few people on The Flash to grasp what Barry fully made happen. This episode reveals that the villain is actually patient and dives a little deeper into his motivations behind wanting to torment Barry. To this point, Savitar has felt pretty underwhelming and like just another speedster who is faster than Barry that will inevitably be defeated by the Flash.
“The Wrath of Savitar” also finally makes the show’s season 3 villain a lot more interesting than previous episodes have and finally prove that the character has Barry completely outsmarted. It’s not fun to see but it should be appreciated that The Flash is at least displaying what Barry will do and act like when he is so preoccupied with himself. The one thing that is nice about the CW DC television shows is that they are long-term origin stories Barry isn’t supposed to be the character everyone knows and loves, he has to learn from mistakes and develop into that human.
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This all subsided for awhile and it felt like the original character was back yet, once again, Barry immediately flips because he currently cannot outsmart Savitar and figure out how to save Iris.ĭespite revealing a new side of Barry that really changes everything the character’s about, it’s nice to see The Flash finally address the selfish nature of the titular character and not let him get away with it. Barry is a fun and caring person, but the minute he can do something to improve his own life, he gets a lot more serious about the situation at hand. The event and everything following really made Barry an unlikable character, but looking back, it now feels like viewers were seeing the character’s true selfish nature for the first time ever. When The Flash chose to cover Flashpoint, things were unclear and felt as though they had no consequences.
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