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who like oliver style is damage good looking or no

I don’t know if this is a crazy take or not I was rewatching arrow anyone else hate the flash back scenes every like 5 minutes of an episode especially in season 3.

i feel like they could’ve just made full flashback episodes instead of including scenes every episode of a season.

When did you officially give up and realize they were never going to get back together?

I'm currently rewatching the show for the first time since it ended. Watched it religiously since like s2e15, so this has been very nostalgic and it's interesting to see things from a more adult pov. I have a bigger appreciation for thea and roy now and my favorite character is still laurel. She had the best character arc in the show alongside oliver. Her death was a huge mistake but the introduction of black siren retroactively lessened the impact fot me.

Black siren is actually what drove me to make this post, as I firmly believe that the single biggest missed opportunity in all of arrow was not having a black siren flashback episode. Imo part of the charm of having these alternate universe version of characters we deeply know is to actually see where their paths diverted so drastically that they chose the complete opposite path in life. In cases like black siren it's even more important, because in seasons 5 and 6 she often acts so evil that it's fundamental that her chance at redemption doesn't come completely out of the blue and just "because she's still laurel deep down". This was for example done well with slade, as we saw that he had good in him and a sense of comradery before the mirakuru and hate completely drove him insane. Thus, him finding a way back to his original self doesn't feel cheap or out of nowhere even after the atrocities he committed like killing moira and almost getting starling nuked.

What are some other missed opportunities in your opinion? I'd also say that oliver's "resurrection" after the ra's al ghul fight was terribly executed. Specially after the level of wounds he had. Like, rest and herbs can't heal a stabbed chest and a fall from a mountain top in just weeks.

Just went down a thought rabbit hole and got a weird curiosity.

What are the restrooms like in Nanda Parbat?
Do they even have indoor plumbing?

season 1 bad or good or best

season 2 bad or good or best

seaaon 3 bad or good or best

seaaon 4 bad or good or best

season 5 bad or good or best

season 6 bad or good or best

season 7 bad or good or best

season 8 bad or good or best

spectre cosmic multiverse peacekeeper saviour makes oliver's life state is sad he can't leave but only if multiverse is danger he's duty come earth is only way oliver can meet family but it no mean he can't see them his power watch all everything is good as oliver watcher role green eyes know all what happens in the earth world

Oliver Queen's story continues - Spectre is his new destiny

Oliver Queen fulfilled his mission as the Green Arrow and saved the universe. However, his journey did not end there, but he became something greater Spectre the cosmic peacekeeper and protector of the multiverse.

It's time to accept that Oliver's role has changed. He is no longer just a street hero or a person, but his responsibility is now to protect the entire multiverse. As sad as it is it is his ultimate destiny and his greatest sacrifice.

Let's honor Oliver's new role and continue to celebrate the Arrow legacy together

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In the CW Arrowverse, Oliver Queen played by Stephen Amell becomes the Spectre, a powerful cosmic entity and the literal Spirit of Vengeance. He assumes this divine mantle during the 2019–2020 "Crisis on Infinite Earths" crossover event to help save and recreate the multiverse.

Origin and Role

Death and Purgatory: After dying a hero's death in Part 1 of Crisis on Infinite Earths, Oliver's soul is later located in purgatory with the help of Jim Corrigan the previous host of the Spectre

Accepting the Mantle: Realizing a greater power is needed to stop the Anti-Monitor, Oliver chooses to inherit the power of the Spectre rather than just returning to his mortal life.

Recreating the Universe: Empowered by the Paragons, Oliver uses his new cosmic abilities as the Spectre to battle the Anti-Monitor and reboot the multiverse into Earth-Prime.

Later Appearances

Series Finale of Arrow: Oliver's presence as the Spectre lingers, allowing him to watch over his loved ones and eventually reunite with Felicity in a pocket paradise.

The Flash Return: Stephen Amell reprised his role as Oliver Queen/The Spectre in The Flash Season 9, Episode 9 ("It's My Party and I'll Die If I Want To"), aiding Barry Allen against Ramsey Rosso/Bloodwork.

If you want to know more, let me know if you are looking for:

Specific episode guides for his appearances as the Spectre

Comics background on how the Spectre differs from the TV show

Power scaling and abilities of the Arrowverse version

Is it me or especially in s3 and in the last ep like ep 23 laurel and felicity can be such annoying like genuinely the worst characters it’s like the writers knew they be hated or is it me i just can’t stand there actions there such hypocritical especially laurel but that’s just be

green or red say yes or no

I know it's different from the comic. It has its faults. But it's been a fun ride. Interest dilemmas. Cool villains. I personally like Olicity. I like when it's grounded, some cases of supernatural. If there is a show to get a window into the arrowverse, I think this is a good one.

Had he forewarned Moira the 1st night Slade was at the Queen Mansion I feel like they could’ve been better prepared, maybe not 🤷🏽‍♂️ maybe it made for good writing to go the keep it secret route. Thinking further Oliver didn’t tell them about slade , why ? Bc he said he was alone ? Or bc he didn’t want them to “see/think” what he turned into ? Whichever none was grounds for him to not tell his mother that he knew slade & slades intentions

i’ve been watching the show with A friend who is a cop, and he has been pointing out all of the ethical violations and times Lance is really putting his personal vendetta above his job and I’m wondering why he’s still employed by starling city when he is very clearly using his role on a personal vendetta. For all of his talk about holding Oliver and co accountable he really is not being held accountable for the way that he is using the police to go on a witch hunt because he has personal dislike for Oliver. I’m watching for the first time and Roy was just arrested.

Edit: please tell me this ends soon in the way of him being killed.