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If you've ever thought about Arrow-verse could be confusing before, the next crossover "Elseworlds" is about to overestimate the expectations of fans. The first official all-encompassing trailer dropped during the last Super Girl This episode is full of fun moments that will inspire speculation and celebration. Let's move on to the most impressive moments of the trailer, as if Cicada's dagger dagger was following us.
Dr. Deegan finds a book
What's more mysterious than a gigantic dusty book discovered behind a stone wall? It's Dr. Deegan who discovers said book, Jeremy Davies' nasty crossover. The fans already knew that Dr. Deegan was the one who was upsetting the lives of the characters, and it seems that this book will probably be the replacement of the TV series for the cartoon device Materioptikon. (Seriously, I could watch a full season of Davies in this character.)
In the comics, John Dee's Doctor Destiny – which is supposed to be Deegan's inspiration – uses the Materioptikon to create the real people's dreams. It seems that the characters are having nightmares, but Oliver-as-Barry is uncomfortable to flirt with Iris. But how will this happen?
The monitor is behind everything, apparently
Since the announcement of the cast, the almighty alien The Monitor LaMonica Garrett has been an enigma beyond its elemental appearance. Thanks to the trailer, we now know that The Monitor is apparently responsible for giving Dr. Deegan the power to ratify the reality of Earth-1, and it's easy to think that its citizens are not the only victims.
The Controller says that he offered Deegan the "deity", then he said to "show them what a real god can do". So, what is Monitor up to here? Does he do what his cartoon group did by gathering villains (and heroes) to face his sworn enemy, The Anti-Monitor? Or will it be a smaller version of these events, with the vigilante character of LaMonica Garrett serving a more harmful purpose specific to the world? Arrow-verse? Also, does Monitor give Deegan the same book he had already found?
The big unveiling of Jay Garrick
It was unclear why Earth-3's Jay Garrick was returning to Earth-1, beyond the total excellence of having the original Scarlet Speedster TV movie, John Wesley Shipp. But during the trailer, it seems obvious that Jay's native world had already experienced his own identity swap chaos.
Presumably that's the Monitor who's responsible for the damage on Jay's Earth-3, but has he done it specifically to reunite Jay, Barry and Kara for whatever reason? Or will the arrival of John Wesley Shipp's speedster be an unforeseen problem for the mysterious extraterrestrial? And does that mean we will see other heroes from other lands? I mean, besides Supergirl and her famous cousin, of course.
Two supermen!
Speaking of super-cousins, the trailer for "Elseworlds" offers fans a double dose of Man of Steel, though it does not appear that both versions work together in a respectful peace. Fans already knew that Superman in black suit would be present in the crossover, but unfortunately without the long hair of any of the comic versions. In any case, we had not really seen much of the traditional Supes red and blue before.
Fortunately, it seems that the other super-savior of Earth-38 will be in the rendezvous during the crossing, although the capacity of the latter is still not clear. It is assumed that the familiar hero will be the one who will return to the Kent family's farm and introduce Lois Lane to the public, but technically we still can not be sure. Whatever happens, I naively hope that a Superman fight against Superman will take over an entire episode.
This batarang
It could take centuries before we actually get a legitimate Batman television series, with Gotham have to save his Dark Knight introduction for his series finale. But Ruby Rose enters the fray as a Batwoman, which, hopefully, will be a wonderful substitute. We still do not see just a few seconds of Batwoman in costume and nothing of Kate Kane in her street clothes. But hey, what about this Batarang, huh?
A non-operational Bat signal also had a brief moment in the trailer, and I'm all about seeing the Arrow-verse uses as many elements as possible of the myth Bat. If it's just the Batarang, it's cool too. It would be nice, though, to also see Wayne Manor, a Batmobile, and other familiar weapons from Bat's arsenal. And if Kate has a butler named Alfred …
That's the killer gel, or is it?
Those who missed The flash The episode "The Cometh Icicle" probably did not see anything wrong when Caitlin's "Killer Frost" Snow appeared here. However, this episode revealed that Caitlin was not a meta and that Killer Frost was born from a half sloppy experience. In addition, his father, Thomas Snow, had links with Harrison Wells, Victor "Mr. Freeze" Fries and Louise Lincoln. The latter is another alter ego of Killer Frost, which makes his name even more interesting.
We also know that Nora Fries, Mr. Freeze's wife himself, will be in the crossroads, although we do not know what capacity or what Earth it will be spawned. Could she be dying, as was the conspiracy device of choice for the character? Will Dr. Deegan be able to swap the identity of Caitlin and Killer Frost out of this body, perhaps to save Nora's life? Or will we see a weird personality complex where a new one will be temporarily tasked with coexisting in front of the icy villain?
You can view the full trailer "Elseworlds" below.
Fortunately, there is not much time left to wait. the Arrow– Theverse's "Elseworlds" crossover will debut on The CW on Sunday, December 9 with a special episode of the night The flash. Arrow will be broadcast at its normal time Monday, while Super Girl is in the process of switching to Tuesday night's position to close the crossover. While waiting to see how all this is going, make sure you stay up to date on our fall television schedule and our mid-season schedule.
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