- For the Arrow episode, see "Monument Point".
Monument Point is a city that is home to the nearest army base in relation to Star City, located approximately 300 miles away.[1]
History
Rob Scott spent five years in Monument Point as a member of the S.W.A.T. team for the city's Major Crimes Unit (MCU).[2]
When A.R.G.U.S. arrived in Star City, Frank Pike was quick to realize it wasn't the National Guard as Monument Point is 300 miles from Starling City.[1]
After Roy left Starling City, he briefly moved to Monument Point and assumed a job as a mechanic, living under the alias "Jason".[3]
Mark Mardon attempted to destroy Monument Point with a tsunami[4] but was thwarted and stopped by The Flash, Firestorm and Vixen.[5]
Monument Point was one of the targets of the Rubicon protocol, reprogrammed by H.I.V.E.. As a metropolis, it was populated by millions of people, all of which would die from a Russian nuclear missile that Noah Kuttler wasn't able to deactivate. Felicity Smoak tried to change Monument Point's own GPS location, so that a nuke would go on the wrong course, but only managed to change the target to Havenrock instead, ending with tens of thousands of victims.[6]
Lists
Known residents
Current residents
- Manny
- Michael Amar's grandmother
Former residents
- Roy Harper (under the alias "Jason")
- Rob Scott (relocated to Star City)
Appearances
Arrow
Season 1
- "An Innocent Man" (mentioned)
Season 2
- "Streets of Fire" (mentioned)
Season 3
Season 4
- "Beacon of Hope" (mentioned)
- "Monument Point" (pictured on map)
Season 5
- "A Matter of Trust" (mentioned)
Vixen
Season 2
Behind the scenes
- In the DC Comics universe, Monument Point is a city founded in 1803 near Washington D.C. While in the comics Monument Point ended up destroyed, in Arrow, its suburb, Havenrock (Havencroft in the comics) was devastated in its stead.
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 "Streets of Fire"
- ↑ "An Innocent Man"
- ↑ "This Is Your Sword"
- ↑ "Episode 1"
- ↑ "Episode 2"
- ↑ "Monument Point"
