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Revision as of 19:40, 22 October 2018
The cerebral inhibitor is a device created by Harry Wells to use against Clifford DeVoe.
History
After Cecille Horton complained about hearing Joe West's mind all night, Harrison Wells created a device to disrupt inbound brainwave broadcasts. However, the initial device was too large and Harry Wells reconfigured it to a smaller version. When Harry presented it, the two decide they should reverse the polarity so outbound brainwave broadcasts are disrupted.[1]
Harry presented the device to Team Flash to use against Clifford DeVoe. However, DeVoe used Kilg%re's abilities to nullify the device.[1]
Harry modified the device, allowing it to be used to read thoughts. He attached it to his daughter, Jesse, allowing her to read his thoughts and hear his memories of her mother.[2]
Functions
- Disrupting brainwave broadcasts: Although initially built to disrupt inbound brainwave broadcasts, the polarity was reversed to disrupt outbound brainwave activity.[1]
- Thought reading: With the use of a secondary device, the cerebral inhibitor can be used to hear the thoughts of another person.[2]
Appearances
The Flash
Season 3
Season 4
Season 5
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