How did Deathbolt (Arrow/The Flash) become a meta-human?

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On TV Show "Arrow", season 3 episode 18, we were introduced to a new villain Jake Simmons (Deathbolt). After his capture, they did a cross-over scene with "The Flash" with Ray and Cisco talking over the fact that Jake Simmons wasn't in Central city on the night the particle accelerator exploded, which made it unknown as to how he became a meta-human. But this was never mentioned after.

His second appearance was on "The Flash", season 1, episode 22, where he was killed by Captain Cold, like discarded.

So, what exactly happened? Did they discarded his story? How did he become a meta-human? Any cross-references with comics?



Best Answer

The DC Comics character Deathbolt was given his powers through being the subject of experiments conducted by a character called the Ultra-Humanite.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deathbolt

As the Wikipedia article notes, his introduction to the CW universe was likely intended to demonstrate, much like the comics universe, that metahumans have a great variety of origins.




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How was Deathbolt a meta-human?

After his capture, they did a cross-over scene with "The Flash" with Ray and Cisco talking over the fact that Jake Simmons wasn't in Central city on the night the particle accelerator exploded, which made it unknown as to how he became a meta-human.

How do meta humans get their powers The Flash?

Most obtain their powers from taking the drug Green Light, which is a manufactured vaccine. These people were exposed to the Green Light drug that can alter their genetic, chemical, or even atomic structure, giving them a variety of abilities.

Is Arrow a meta-human?

Even though Oliver isn't actually a metahuman, it says something about his abilities that other heroes even thought he was. Green Arrow's training and discipline over the years is what allows him to be as accurate as he is, but I can't blame the heroes and even villains for thinking he had a biological advantage.

Is flash a meta-human?

In DC Comics' DC Universe, a metahuman is a human with superpowers. The term is roughly synonymous with both mutant and mutate in the Marvel Universe and posthuman in the Wildstorm and Ultimate Marvel Universes....MetahumanPublication informationInherent abilitiesLevitation4 more rows



Arrow/The Flash Death Bolt Powers and Abilities




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