#Brie Larvan

[icedteaandoldlace]

Just realized that Brie Larvan is just "bee larva" with extra consonant sounds.

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In season 1 of Flash and Season 4 of Arrow two villians swapped cities, but which villian swap did you like best?

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Love this part! Oliver is not immune to pop culture!

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Hey when y'all find out that a character from a newer adaption was originally a different gender in the concept development or source material, is your immediate response also to be like oh so they're trans okay cool

[the-antiapocalyptic-man]

Nothing can truly contain the power of THE SWORD OF THE MIGHTY ATOM

Skipping ahead to Ryan Choi because I just like him more, but Ray’s Sword era is interesting to me because it was very much DC trying to chase trends while having a character they didn’t really know what to do with. I don’t know what it is, but it seems like every superhero with some kind of shrinking power (or anything that’s not lasers, punching good, or having a bunch of money) is a target for derision, despite having a longer shelf life than most of the people making fun of them. I think part of it is the nature of the American market versus say, Manga, where stuff like One Piece and BNHA utilize weird, off-beat powersets to great effect. But, I digress.

As far as headverse meta, got a couple extras in here with Bug-Eyed Bandit and Chronos. Bug-Eyed is Brie Larvan in the Bertram Larvan costume and Chronos is the David Clinton version, though I want to work in Mick Rory down the line. Heatwave as a time traveler is immensely funny to me for completely inexplicable reasons.

Ryan himself is pretty in line with the Rebirth era take: one of Ray Palmer’s grad students who picks up his equipment and becomes a superhero. The timeline’s a little different, so his peers are Doris Zuel, Adam Cray, and child prodigy Karen Beecher. From a story perspective, I’m inclined to even condense all their origins down to “same lab accident” or something, but I don’t want to flatten the whole universe out too much. I want to give Doris a connection to Golden Age Giganta eventually.

The lightsaber was Ryan’s own invention and Ray was quite excited about it, to say the least. His costume is supposed to look a little cobbled together, being Ray’s shrinking rig amended with Ryan’s own additions and whatever protective gear he could throw together. Originally I had his eyes visible, but I kinda dig the effect of the opaque goggles, so went with that.

[panaceatthedisco]

When my mom asks me why I’m listening to Bmblb on repeat:

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DCTV moodboards: Brie Larvan

Made for Day 2 of @dctvgen​‘s Ladies of DCTV month of love event.

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Emily Kinney as Brie Larvan in The Flash “Gone Rogue”

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Brie Larvan lockscreen

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Emily will be back as Brie Larvan in next week’s episode of The Flash

[idontfindyouthatinteresting]

FUNDED! OMGOSH!

We made it! My Higher, Further, Faster Enamel pins are a GOOOO! I’m so excited! There’s still a couple of days to get your pins ordered, here!

We’re whirling our way to the first stretch goal, some stickers! At £1400, and then if we make it, there’s the variant pin at £1700, but I’m not sure if we’ll get that far, we’ll see!

I’m so excited!

[ameswilf]

It was The Flash - Brie Larvan is back!

[aryaofoldstones]

brie larvan is coming back to me 😭😭😭

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The Flash: 5x20 Gone Rogue - The Young Rogues infiltrating McCulloch Technologies.

[giveamadeuschohisownmovie]

Update on Flash rewatch:

Up to season 1 episode 18. This is the worst time to have a crossover, especially with what happened last episode. It killed some of the momentum that the season had been building up. And Brie Larvan isn’t that interesting of an antagonist. Not really feeling this episode.

Though I did like Barry talking to Felicity about Reverse Flash and Cisco’s revelation, that was nice.