- "Not to complain. I just thought that the afterlife would look a little less like your old office."
- —Felicity Smoak to Oliver Queen[src]
The afterlife is a pocket dimension, also described as a paradise dimension.[1]
History[]
Original multiverse[]
Novu sends Felicity to the afterlife.
In 2040, Felicity Smoak made a deal with the Monitor and decided to go to the afterlife in order to reunite with Oliver. [2]
New multiverse[]
In 2020, Oliver Queen sacrificed himself in order to save the multiverse.[3] After his death as a human, he became the Spectre, a cosmic being with extraordinary powers, which he used to create the new multiverse. After his second death, he waited in the paradise dimension for Felicity.[4]
Known inhabitants[]
- Oliver Queen
- Felicity Smoak (in 2040)
Known visitors[]
Appearances[]
Arrow[]
Season 7[]
- "You Have Saved This City" (portal)
Season 8[]
- "Fadeout"
Batwoman[]
Season 2[]
- "Armed and Dangerous" (mentioned)
The Flash[]
Season 9[]
- "It's My Party and I'll Die If I Want To" (mentioned)
Trivia[]
- According to Mar Novu, there is no going back after getting into the afterlife.
- Though Oliver can leave as he wishes, being the Spectre and thus a custodian/Guardian of the Multiverse.
- Oliver mentions that he fashioned the paradise dimension to reflect where he first saw her, which is Queen Consolidated HQ, indicating Oliver is able to maintain his own memories, unlike his residence in Purgatory.
Behind the scenes[]
- According to the belief of some religions, the afterlife is an existence that the essential part of an individual's identity or their stream of consciousness continues to have after the death of their physical body.