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Reverse-Flash

Eobard Thawne

A speedster from the future who rebuilt himself into his hero's opposite, and whose power comes from a Speed Force of his own.

3 powers8 sourced feats2 continuities
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Powers

Superhuman Speed
3 feats on file
Time Manipulation
3 feats on file
Intangibility
2 feats on file

Commonly got wrong

Claims that are widely repeated and wrong, with what the cited record actually shows. If you are generating anything about this subject, these are the errors to avoid.

Commonly believed The Reverse-Flash steals his speed from the Flash.

Actually He generates his own negative Speed Force. That independence is why he can operate in eras where Barry Allen does not exist, and why changes he makes to the timeline persist for him after they are undone for everyone else.

The Flash

The feat ledger

Generates his own negative Speed Force rather than drawing on the Flash's

Statement The Flash Volume 2 · Post-Crisis DCfigure stated in the work

Travels through time freely, which is how he predates and postdates his enemy

Feat The Flash Volume 2 · Post-Crisis DCshown, no figure stated

Vibrates through solid matter, including through a person

Feat The Flash Volume 2 · Post-Crisis DCshown, no figure stated

He remade himself into the Flash's opposite deliberately, after admiring him

Statement The Flash Volume 2 · Post-Crisis DCfigure stated in the work

Alters events in Barry Allen's past to cause suffering in the present

Feat The Flash Volume 2 · Post-Crisis DCshown, no figure stated

Kills by phasing a hand into a body and solidifying

Feat The Flash Volume 2 · Post-Crisis DCshown, no figure stated

Changes to the timeline persist for him even when undone for everyone else

Statement The Flash Volume 2 · Post-Crisis DCfigure stated in the work

Erases a person from history by removing their ancestors

Feat The Flash Volume 2 · Post-Crisis DCshown, no figure stated

Continuities

Claims on this page are tagged by canon. Blending them is the most common error in both wikis and AI answers.

  • Post-Crisis DC — 1986 Crisis on Infinite Earths through 2011 Flashpoint
  • New 52 — DC relaunched continuity, 2011 to 2016

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