Placement of The Ray crossovers is confusing[]
The synopsis for Crisis on Earth-X states "This crossover event serves as a set-up for the web miniseries Freedom Fighters: The Ray." Then in the table for the 2017-2018 season, The Ray Season 1 is listed after the Crisis on Earth-X episodes.
From official sources, The Ray does come before Crisis on Earth-X.
So shouldn't The Ray Season 1 be listed before Crisis on Earth-X instead of after?
Merlinpatt (talk) 15:21, October 21, 2020 (UTC)
- No, this page lists crossovers in airing order, not chronological order.Ninja72 (talk) 16:07, October 21, 2020 (UTC)
- The page states "They are arranged chronologically, grouped by season." It does not mention airing order. Merlinpatt (talk)
Format[]
Testing out using a table. Did not turn out as neat as I would hope, but since time was spent so here goes; content all directly taken from the page; feel free to give constructive criticism. Pilot, Part 1; I'm not sure if it's okay to also list The Flash S2? I mean, a bunch of the characters first appeared on that show... just that the star itself didn't show up... He was mentioned though?
REMEMBER: The table will looked squashed due to being posed on the Talk page, user preview to see how it will actually look like in an article page.
--Sammm✦✧(talk) 00:21, January 23, 2016 (UTC)
2014-15 season[]
| Episode from | # | Episode name | Show(s) crossing over |
|---|---|---|---|
| Arrow S3 | 01. | "The Calm" | The Flash S1 |
| Barry Allen calls Oliver Queen, saying he needs some advice. | |||
| The Flash S1 | 01. | "Pilot" | Arrow S3 |
| Oliver Queen takes Barry Allen up on his offer. Barry then visits Starling City to reveal his newfound powers and ask what he should do. | |||
| 04. | "Going Rogue" | Arrow S3 | |
| Felicity Smoak visits Barry Allen in Central City to see his superpowers for herself, meets and helps Team Flash, and assists them in defeating Leonard Snart, aka Captain Cold. | |||
| 07. | "Power Outage" | Arrow S3 | |
| Clock King, who previously appeared on Arrow is one of the villains on this episode. | |||
| 08. | "Flash vs. Arrow" | Arrow S3 | |
| Oliver Queen, Felicity Smoak and John Diggle head to Central City looking for the boomerang killer, and help Team Flash fight Roy Bivolo, a meta-human who can cause uncontrollable rage in others. Oliver and Barry's differing methods cause tension between the two, and they are forced to fight when Bivolo uses his powers on Barry. | |||
| Arrow S3 | 08. | "The Brave and the Bold" | The Flash S1 |
| Barry Allen, Cisco Ramon and Caitlin Snow visit Starling City to help Team Arrow defeat assassin Digger Harkness. While there, Cisco meets Detective Quentin Lance, and Barry and Oliver resolve their previous differences. | |||
| Vixen S1 | 01.-06. | "Episode 1 • 3 • 4 • 6" | Arrow S3 • The Flash S1 |
| Cisco Ramon uses Felicity Smoak's facial recognition software to look for meta-humans outside Central City and finds evidence of Mari McCabe using her animal powers against thugs in Detroit. He nicknames her "Vixen" and gives her whereabouts to Barry Allen, who decides to take backup; he and the Arrow show up at Mari's apartment. When Barry uses her name, she panics and runs away. Flash and the Arrow chase Mari, who uses various animal powers to evade them, including speed, wall-climbing, camouflage and flight. They eventually talk; Mari explains she was not in Central City for the particle accelerator explosion, a fact confirmed by Felicity Smoak, and refuses their offer of help, threatening them with violence if they return. Flash and the Arrow visit Mari again, offering to help train her if she intends to become a vigilante; she says she is, but wants to work things out on her own. She asks about getting a codename and Barry says they call her "Vixen"; he lets slip Cisco's name, giving her a clue as to his identity. | |||
| The Flash S1 | 18. | "All Star Team Up" | Arrow S3 |
| Ray Palmer and Felicity Smoak visit S.T.A.R. Labs to get help perfecting Ray's A.T.O.M. Exosuit, and help Team Flash defeat a swarm of robotic bees. | |||
| Arrow S3 | 19. | "Broken Arrow" | The Flash S1 |
| Cisco Ramon helps Team Arrow and Ray Palmer defeat the meta-human Jake Simmons, aka "Deathbolt", who has come to Starling City thinking no-one can stop him with the Arrow gone. Simmons is imprisoned in the Pipeline, but Cisco and Ray realise he was in Opal City during the dark matter wave, making the source of his abilities a mystery. | |||
| The Flash S1 | 19. | "Who is Harrison Wells?" | Arrow S3 |
| Cisco Ramon and Joe West head to Starling City to investigate the real identity of Harrison Wells with the help of Quentin Lance. Cisco also meets Laurel Lance and upgrades her sonic device, renaming it the "Canary Cry". | |||
| 22. | "Rogue Air" | Arrow S3 | |
| Barry Allen decides to move the meta-humans from the Pipeline at S.T.A.R. Labs to the A.R.G.U.S. prison on Lian Yu, to protect them from the plans of the Reverse Flash. He enlists the help of Leonard Snart, but Snart double-crosses the Flash and frees most of the villains. Barry then fights the Reverse Flash, defeating him with the help of Oliver Queen and Firestorm. | |||
| Arrow S3 | 23. | "My Name Is Oliver Queen" | The Flash S1 |
| Barry Allen briefly visits Nanda Parbat to save the members of Team Arrow, convincing them Oliver still needs their help. | |||
2015-16 season[]
| Episode from | # | Episode name | Show(s) crossing over |
|---|---|---|---|
| Arrow S4 | 01. | "Green Arrow" | The Flash S2 |
| In a flash-forward to six months in the future, Barry Allen visits Oliver Queen in a graveyard, apologising for missing a funeral. Oliver vows to kill "him", and asks Barry to leave before weeping over the grave. | |||
| 05. | "Haunted" | Constantine (set after its S1) | |
| In a flashback to his time infiltrating Baron Reiter's operation on Lian Yu, Oliver Queen meets John Constantine, saving his life while he is retrieving the Orb of Horus. In the present, Oliver calls in this favour from John to restore the soul of Sara Lance, who has been resurrected from the dead by the Lazarus Pit. | |||
| The Flash S2 | 08. | "Legends of Today" | Arrow S4 |
| When Vandal Savage comes to Central City looking for Kendra Saunders, Team Flash ask Team Arrow to help keep her safe, but Carter Hall shows up claiming he and Kendra are reincarnated lovers. Savage follows them, and they learn from Malcolm Merlyn that Savage is an immortal looking for the Staff of Horus, and will stop at nothing until he finds it and kills both Carter and Kendra. | |||
| Arrow S4 | 08. | "Legends of Yesterday" | The Flash S2 |
| Team Arrow and Team Flash work together to save Kendra Saunders and Carter Hall from Vandal Savage, who is willing to destroy both Centraland Star Cities in his quest to kill them. They enlist the help of Malcolm Merlyn, who secretly recovers Savage's remains after he is turned to ash in the final conflict. | |||
| DC's Legends of Tomorrow S1 | 01. | "Pilot, Part 1" | Arrow S4 |
| Approached by Rip Hunter to be part of his time-travelling team, Ray Palmer seeks Oliver Queen's advice, and decides to join. Sara Lance, given the same offer, spars with her sister Laurel, who encourages her to go and be a hero. She gives Sara a new codename, "White Canary", and a new suit to go with it that doesn't include a mask. Martin Stein, Jefferson Jackson, Kendra Saunders, Carter Hall, Leonard Snart and Mick Rory are also recruited, all in order to stop Vandal Savage from conquering the world in the year 2166. They travel back in time to 1975 to meet Dr. Aldus Boardman, an expert on Savage, whose information would later help Team Arrow and Team Flash defeat Savage in 2015. | |||
| 02. | "Pilot, Part 2" | Arrow S4 | |
| At their first encounter with Vandal Savage in 1975 Norway, Rip Hunter's team find him selling a nuclear warhead at an illegal arms auction; one of the bidders is Damien Darhk, looking the same as he does in 2015, backed up by H.I.V.E. "ghosts". | |||
| Arrow S4 | 15. | "Taken" | Vixen S2 |
| Mari McCabe helps Team Arrow. | |||
Cisco in "Fail-Safe"[]
Should "Fail-Safe" be added to the list since Cisco appeared, or does it not count because it was just a vision of him? WesenZoo (talk) 21:15, October 5, 2016 (UTC)
Barry Allen in "The Scientist" & "Three Ghosts"[]
Shouuld "The Scientist" & "Three Ghosts" be listed also? Barry Allen is helping Oliver and his team as CSI on Arrow season 2 episode 8 and 9. The end of the "Three Ghost" shows the malfunction of the particle accelerator, so thinking as it's birth moment of Flash, it could be included at least. --OneMember (Talk) (Contribs) 00:49, October 6, 2016 (UTC)
- Those aren't crossovers, The Flash was a developing show then, but not an actual show yet. So it doesn't count as a crossover if he first and only appeared on Arrow at that time.TIMESHADE |Talk/Wall| - |C| 00:51, October 6, 2016 (UTC)
Last Refuge[]
Last Refuge is also a crossover. Quentin Lance comes in the beginning of this episode when the pilgrim tries to kill Sara in the police station. Toalgi29302 (talk) 18:33, November 2, 2018 (UTC)Toalgi29302
Sara in "Lost Canary" Sara appears in Lost Canary and i was trying to add it but couldn't do it I was wondering if someone could add it.
Emerald Archer[]
Should that episode not be on list because both Barry and Sara appear in it.