Why did DeVoe kill Barry?

Devoe said that he did want Barry’s powers because of his connection to the speed force. It was his ability to time travel to reveal “true knowledge” that he was enticed by, and having him in his mind, assuming Team Flash couldn’t get him out, would give him those powers.

Is the thinker a Flash villain?

The Thinker is the alias of four villains from DC Comics. They are primarily enemies of the superhero known as The Flash. The original Thinker, Clifford DeVoe, was the arch-villain of Jay Garrick, the first Flash, and was the central antagonist of Jay Garrick’s Flash series.

How does Flash beat the thinker?

The Thinker has been using the Weeper’s tears to control her, and she has figured him out more than once. If Marlize continues to wake up to how much of a monster he has become, she could turn on him, and her assistance could be the variable that enables Team Flash to get an edge on and defeat The Thinker.

What is DeVoe IQ?

He is a master planner, although Eobard Thawne’s IQ is only around 500. (It is ridiculous how smart people in the Arrowverse are.

Is Barry proven innocent?

Needless to say, the judge couldn’t do anything but declare Barry innocent of a murder that never occurred. The WestAllen reunion we’ve been waiting for finally happened, and it was definitely therapeutic to watch these two be together again.

Can Batman beat the thinker?

This Thinker was swiftly beaten by Batman, who was somehow immune to his powers.

Is the Thinker the Big Bad of the Flash?

Rather, this Big Bad will be an intelligent threat that leans more into the technological realm than the one of speed. The Thinker himself has been a villain of Flash lore since a time before even Barry Allen wore the tights, so the history there is an early one to be sure.

How did the thinker become a villain?

When his body died, the Thinker truly became something of an artificial intelligence, first coming into being through the computers of the Justice Society of America. From here, Devoe took his place as a Flash villain once again, this time threatening Wally West, who was the one and only Flash at the time.

Who is the villain in therefore I am on the Flash?

Barry lets his obsession with Clifford DeVoe on The Flash get the best of him in “Therefore I Am,” convinced that he was the villain Team Flash has been fighting this whole season. He even gets himself a two weeks’ suspension because he won’t stop going after DeVoe without evidence.

Why didn’t the thinking cap work in the Flash?

The only problem was that for the thinking cap to work, they would need an unlimited supply of energy. And, wouldn’t you know it, that’s exactly what they got when Wells/Reverse Flash turned on the Particle Accelerator.