Blüdhaven is a city located in the United States. There appears to be a direct train line from Blüdhaven to Star City.[1]
Overview
Businesses
History
Oliver Queen (under the persona of the Hood) traveled to Blüdhaven to confront corrupt businessman Marcus Redmond.[2]
The Hood threatened Matt Istook on Star City's train tracks, where the 10:15 to Blüdhaven was about to pass through.[1]
Deadshot was staying at The Bludhaven Apt. following his retirement until China White hired him to assassinate Malcolm Merlyn.[3]
Malcolm held Walter Steele hostage in a low-income housing complex in Blüdhaven.[4]
Blockbuster and his gang operated in Blüdhaven.[5]
After his breakup with Thea Queen,[6] Roy Harper fled to a shelter in Blüdhaven. When discovered by Slade Wilson and Isabel Rochev, Roy didn't even put up a fight against them and was captured.[7]
Simon Lacroix, aka Komodo, was drunk at a bar in Blüdhaven on the same night that Sara Lance was murdered.[8]
Before arriving in Star City, Tobias Church and his crew killed all the rival gang leaders in Blüdhaven so they could unite all the city's criminals into one "super gang".[9]
On April 4, 2018, Izzy Bowin was to perform in Blüdhaven during her tour.[10]
Ricardo Diaz visited Eric Cartier's night club, asking to meet with the Quadrant. He later returned after an assassination attempt, tying up Cartier and beating him.[11]
During the search for Beth Kane in Gotham City, the search expanded to Blüdhaven after the search parties weren't able to find her.[12]
Known residents
Current residents
Former residents
- Eric Cartier (deceased)
- Roy Harper
- Floyd Lawton (deceased)
Appearances
Arrow
Season 1
Season 2
Season 3Season 5
Season 6Season 7
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The Flash
Season 3
- "Attack on Gorilla City" (mentioned)
Season 4
- "Subject 9" (mentioned)
Batwoman
Season 1
- "Mine Is a Long And a Sad Tale" (mentioned)
Comics
Arrow: Season 2.5
Behind the scenes
- In the DC comics, Blüdhaven is the sister city to Gotham City and home to Dick Grayson aka Nightwing (who was Batman's former apprentice as Robin). In the Pre-Flashpoint DC Universe, this was also the home of Dick's successor, Tim Drake, the 3rd Robin, and the 4th Batgirl, Cassandra Cain.
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 "An Innocent Man"
- ↑ "Honor Thy Father"
- ↑ "Dead to Rights"
- ↑ "The Undertaking"
- ↑ "Star City Slayer"
- ↑ "Birds of Prey"
- ↑ "The Man Under the Hood"
- ↑ "Sara"
- ↑ "Legacy"
- ↑ "Subject 9"
- ↑ "The Dragon"
- ↑ "Mine Is a Long And a Sad Tale"