- For the Superman & Lois episode, see "Injustice".
- "If anyone ever lost control, a designated teammate would step in. For me, that's you."
- —The Flash to Black Lightning[src]
Injustice is a protocol that was created by the League after a fight against Faust.
History[]
At some point, after a fight against Faust, The League created a protocol in case one of their members goes rogue which they called "Injustice".[1]
In 2021, a Kalanorian named Despero arrived from 2031 to warn Barry Allen that he went rogue in his timeline and inform Barry about his plan to stop him before he can cause Armageddon. After Barry had several blackouts and attacked residents of Central City, he sought the help of Jefferson Pierce at the Hall of Justice.[2] Barry activated the Injustice protocol, where Jefferson would sever Barry's connection to the Speed Force to prevent him from causing any harm. Jefferson initially showed hesistance at this, but proceeded anyway.[1]
Appearances[]
The Flash[]
Season 8[]
- "Armageddon, Part 2" (mentioned)
- "Armageddon, Part 3"
Trivia[]
- Injustice protocol is a reference to the game Injustice: Gods Among Us, where Superman goes crazy from the grief of losing Lois and turns into a dictator to rule the world, to keep anyone from being threatened by senseless violence.
- In the Superman & Lois episode "Pilot", Jordan Kent was playing Injustice 2 in his bedroom. His player character was Raiden, rather than Superman, as he finds the latter boring.