Then, we finally got our showdown of Savitar vs. Using his speed, he managed to rush at Savitar and force him out of his suit, taking the suit for his own. In revenge for messing up the splicer, Savitar prepared to murder Cisco, only to be stopped by Killer Frost's crisis of conscience as she stopped him from killing her former friend. Nevertheless, he wasn't done trying to destroy all that is good and whole on The Flash. The tides were turning against Savitar in a big way, as Team Flash had a new ally on the scene and his evil plan to send versions of himself throughout history failed. the Flash of Earth-3, who has been stuck in a Speed Force prison for quite some time. Instead, he reversed the polarity so that when the device was fired, it popped the Speed Force open and freed Jay Garrick, a.k.a. After a last-minute rescue from Gypsy, he was reunited with Team Flash, and the reveal ultimately came that he did not transform the bazooka into a splicer. Luckily, Cisco is made of tougher stuff than many of us may have thought. Cisco, still convinced that Caitlin wasn't entirely lost to Killer Frost, seemed to acquiesce and got to work on turning the bazooka into a splicer.
until Savitar threatened Caitlin's life if Cisco didn't work his tech magic on the bazooka. gave his life, and in doing so, enabled Team Flash to take down Savitar.Ĭisco, because he's one of the good guys and also not an idiot, refused to help Savitar. Thanks to H.R.'s switcheroo, Savitar failed in his goal to kill Iris, which meant that the chain of events that led to his very existence as a time remnant never happened. With two devices, he switched places with Iris and managed to put himself in her place when Savitar made the final deadly move. used the light refraction device that allowed him to stroll around Central City without being recognized in one final heroic act. Sadly, however, the cost of saving Iris was the life of another member of the team. In "Finish Line," we discovered that Iris hadn't been murdered by Savitar at all, and it was Savitar's underestimation of Team Flash that would ultimately be his undoing. In last week's penultimate episode, we saw Savitar actually murder Iris in the present timeline, meaning that he defeated Barry and took the love of his life from him.
Ever since the midseason finale back in December, we seen Team Flash fighting against time to stop the future in which Savitar kills Iris from coming to pass. There has been no shortage of twists and turns between them from the very beginning of the season, which was already plenty twisty due to the Flashpoint timeline. Season 3 of The Flash spent 22 episodes building up to a final confrontation between Barry Allen and the speedster supervillain Savitar.
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