Star City (Earth-Prime)

Star City
Information
Location	Washington; United States
Use(s)	City
Owner(s)	American government

"When Oliver rebooted the universe, he fixed things. Ever since the Crisis, crime in Star City disappeared overnight literally. Dig, he... he saved this city."

—Rene Ramirez to John Diggle^[src]

Star City, formerly known as Starling City, is a city in Washington, United States. Despite being a thriving metropolis, Star City was rife with poverty, crime, and corruption. However, following the Anti-Monitor Crisis, during which Oliver Queen made the ultimate sacrifice and rebooted the universe, crime in Star City disappeared overnight.

Overview

Businesses

• Queen Consolidated: A company founded by Robert Queen and run primarily by the Queen family.
• Kord Industries: A company that is considered to be Palmer Technologies's top competitor.
• Van Wayne Industries
• The Fish Net: After being mysteriously transported to 2040, Dinah Drake opened the Fish Net.

Residences

• Queen Mansion: It is the residence of the Queen family.

Media

• Star City Sentinel: A daily newspaper publisher located in Star City.

Landmarks

• Starling City Beach: A beach with residences located beside it in Star City in the year 2000.
• Green Arrow Memorial Statue: A statue dedicated to Oliver Queen in 2020; to honor his sacrifice to save not only Star City, but the world. at the base of the statue is the epitaph Oliver Queen: he saved this city, a callback to his infamous line to criminals.

History

Harrison Wells and Tess Morgan live here in the year 2000. Barry Allen of 2020 Time travels here to get Harrison to help him destroy the Forces of Nature with destroying the Speed Force.

During Anti-Monitor Crisis, after Oliver Queen died while battling the Anti-Monitor and reformed the universe, this city was formed on Earth-Prime, which contained most elements of Star City of Earth-1; however, there are various differences between the two cities. The city in the post-Crisis era was devoid of any criminal activity after the Battle on Earth-Prime, save for William Clayton's kidnapping by John Byrne. The local team of vigilantes disbanded after Oliver Queen's funeral because of this fact.

Before the battle, Sargon the Sorcerer attempted to rob a bank but was quickly thwarted. Then Beebo attacked the city, while the Anti-Monitor resurged during the battle on Earth-Prime.

A.R.G.U.S. headquarters is located here and housed Grodd and holds Ramsey Rosso.

In 2021, while visiting Gotham City, John Diggle said that he was from Star City, though he and his family had moved from there a year earlier.

Possible future

"There hasn't been any crime in Star City in 20 years."

"What is that, like the city's motto now?"

—Mia Queen and Laurel Lance on the state of the city in 2040^[src]

In a possible future, there hasn't been crime in Star City in 20 years. Laurel Lance and Dinah Drake appear here from 2020 in order to keep the city falling into chaos after Bianca Bertinelli is abducted; they met the adult children of their past allies.

Known individuals

Residents

Current residents

Emiko Adachi Bianca Bertinelli (as of 2040) William Clayton (as of 2040) John Diggle, Jr. (as of 2040) Dinah Drake (as of 2040) Roy Harper Connor Hawke Laurel Lance (as of 2040) Quentin Lance Tommy Merlyn Mia Queen (as of 2040) Moira Queen Thea Queen Rene Ramirez Zoe Ramirez Cisco Ramon Rory Regan Trevor

Former residents

Helena Bertinelli John Byrne (incarcerated in prison) John Diggle (moved to Metropolis) John Diggle, Jr. (moved to Metropolis) Sara Diggle (moved to Metropolis) Laurel Lance (deceased) Sara Lance (deceased) Lyla Michaels (moved to Metropolis) Oliver Queen (deceased) Robert Queen (deceased) Slade Wilson

Visitors

Emiko Adachi Nyssa al Ghul Talia al Ghul Barry Allen William Clayton Kara Danvers Anatoly Knyazev Roy Harper Mar Novu Rory Regan/Ragman Felicity Smoak Thea Queen

Appearances

DC's Legends of Tomorrow

Season 5 "Crisis on Infinite Earths: Part Five" "Meet the Legends" (name seen) "Slay Anything" (mentioned in newspaper) "A Head of Her Time" (mentioned) "Mortal Khanbat" (mentioned) "Mr. Parker's Cul-De-Sac" (mentioned) "Romeo V. Juliet: Dawn of Justness" (mentioned) "The One Where We're Trapped On TV" (video footage) Ultimate Buds title card. Season 7 "Paranoid Android" (pictured)

Arrow

Season 8

• "Green Arrow & The Canaries"
• "Fadeout"

The Flash

Season 6 "Marathon" (on a map) "Grodd Friended Me" "Liberation" Season 7 "Central City Strong" "The People v. Killer Frost" "Timeless" "Good-Bye Vibrations" (mentioned) "P.O.W." (flashbacks) Season 8 "Armageddon, Part 1" (mentioned) "Armageddon, Part 5" (flashbacks) "Funeral for a Friend" (mentioned) "The Man in the Yellow Tie" (flashbacks)

Black Lightning

Season 4

• "The Book of Resurrection: Chapter One" (mentioned)

Batwoman

Season 2

• "Rebirth" (mentioned)

Season 3

• "Loose Tooth" (mentioned)

Supergirl

Season 6

• "Welcome Back, Kara!" (name seen)
• "Blind Spots" (mentioned)

Comics

EARTH-PRIME

• "The (Ex) Legends of Tomorrow"
• "Booster's Day Out"
• "Training Day"
• "Savior Complex"
• "Phantom Punch"

References

Other versions of Star City (Earth-Prime)
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New multiverse
Earth: Prime • Inverse World
Original multiverse
Earth: 1 • 2 • 16 • 38 • X
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