What order should I watch flash and Arrow in?
What order should I watch flash and Arrow in?
So, if you've been keeping track, your watching order should be as follows: Arrow Season 1, then Arrow Season 2, then Arrow Season 3 and The Flash Season 1 at the same time, then, watch Arrow Season 4, The Flash Season 2 and Supergirl Season 1 at the same time.
What is the first Arrowverse crossover?
Flash vs. Arrow Arrow" is the inaugural Arrowverse crossover event, broadcast on The CW, featuring episodes of the Arrowverse television series The Flash and Arrow. The event began on Decem, with The Flash episode "Flash vs. Arrow" and concluded the next day with the Arrow episode "The Brave and The Bold".
Can green arrow beat Batman?
The Arrow star came down firmly on his own side when asked about a battle between Oliver Queen and Bruce Wayne. ... Well, Batman's more experienced and his costume's cooler, and Arrow's just a ripoff, so Batman would win for sure. "No, I would win, absolutely."
Who would win Arrow or flash?
While the Flash is far more powerful than Green Arrow in terms of ability, this doesn't necessarily guarantee a win. As shown in several confrontations between Batman and Superman, careful planning can result in a win for the non-superpowered.
Which episodes of flash cross over with arrow?
- Every future season of Arrow and The Flash would have a crossover episode in the eighth or ninth episode of the season. It's our recommendation that you watch the first seven episodes of Arrow, and then the first seven episodes of Flash before watching the crossover.
What episode does Supergirl crossover with flash?
- We now know when The Flash and Supergirl musical crossover will take place in their respective seasons.Barry Allen and Kara Zor-El's showdown against the Music Meister will begin in Supergirl: Season 2, episode 16, airing March 20th, and will continue onto the March 21st episode of The Flash, which is Season 3, episode 17.
What episode is crossover?
- A Crossover Episode is the placement of two or more shows combining the characters, settings or universe into a single episode conjoined with either a spin-off or an entirely different series.
