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This is a clever way to contrast the sadness of Cisco and Kamilla leaving Central City with the wacky, comical nature of Rainbow Raider 2.0’s attacks. This ‘Rainbow Raider 2.0’ is Carrie Bates, who doesn’t exist in DC Comics lore (though her name is a reference to DC Comics writer, Cary Bates), but nonetheless presents a very unusual obstacle for Barry and Cisco, since she possesses electromagnetism and light manipulation powers that create extreme euphoria for anyone on the receiving end of them. Fortunately, Cisco’s and Kamilla’s exits serve as the backdrop of a much better episode than the previous one, a legitimately great one in fact! Cisco’s final ‘case’ with Team Flash happens to involve an especially distinct and creative metahuman threat, namely a second version of legacy DC villain, Rainbow Raider.

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Fittingly, their exits are written into the show’s story as well, as Cisco and Kamilla prepare to take up a new life in Arrow’s Star City, complete with Cisco occupying a high-ranking new position at A.R.G.U.S., no doubt as an efficient way to allow Valdes in particular to return to The Flash, or another Arrowverse series, in a guest role at some point in the future.Īs sad as it is to see one of The Flash’s fan-favourite leads, alongside a valued member of Team Citizen, exiting the series, it is an inevitable fact when you consider just how long the series has been on the air at this point. “Good-Bye Vibrations” marks Carlos Valdes’ final episode as a series regular for The Flash, and Victoria Park’s final episode as a recurring lead. With that story pod now mercifully concluded however, the series can move on to something better, and that thankfully did come, thanks to the previously-teased exit for Cisco and Kamilla. The Flash delivered an incredibly rough conclusion to its previous ‘graphic novel’ story pod a couple of weeks ago, one that saw a clumsy and contrived conclusion to the battle against the other Forces.

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Unlock Kingsley for use in Call of Duty: Mobile by playing the Vanguard Beta, giving you an early introduction to the Special Forces leader before the launch of Vanguard on 5 November.NOTE: Full spoilers for this episode of, “The Flash” are present in this review

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“When I was thinking about the mecha design of the robot weapons in Call of Duty: Mobile, which has a military-style worldview, I incorporated an “anime feel” to achieve a balance that is more human, while still retaining a mecha vibe here and there,” said Shoji Kawamori “I hope you’ll enjoy playing with the special skin I designed for Call of Duty: Mobile.”įor a video documentary about the design process of Reaper – Ashura, please see here.Īdditionally, one of the leading characters in Call of Duty: Vanguard, Sergeant Arthur Kingsley of the 9th Parachute Battalion, is coming to Call of Duty: Mobile. Shoji Kawamori created Reaper – Ashura, based on the design concept of an anime-like military robot.

By Adrian Gunning Legendary Mecha designer, Shoji Kawamori, unveils new Call of Duty: Mobile skin + new Vanguard rewardĬall of Duty: Mobile has partnered with legendary Japanese mecha designer, Shoji Kawamori, to design a new character skin for Season 7. The anime-inspired character skin will be available in-game from today, Friday, 10 September at 10am AEST/NZST.