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I just saw all 5 currently released episodes of Season 2 from The Flash and got a few questions. Answers to any of my questions will be helpful, some questions might not have been explained but if I missed some parts and if they answer my questions then please help me.
We have seen the singularity brought Jay Garrick to this Earth without his powers, so
How is Zoom able to come to Barry's Earth with power?
If any channel exists between the two Earths, then why is only one way travel shown?
How does Zoom know about the speedster on Earth-One (Barry's world)?
How did Earth-Two's Harrison know about Mercury Labs and why does he steal an unknown device?
If Zoom is so powerful then why is he sending meta-humans to kill Flash rather than coming himself?
Best Answer
We have seen the singularity brought Jay Garrick to this Earth without his powers
No we haven't. Nothing about the singularity was stated to take powers away. We later hear Jay say Zoom took his powers, which he later admitted was a lie, and that he lost his powers due to using a speed enhancing formula similar to Velocity-6.
How is Dr. Zoom able to come to Barry's earth with power?
See above. Also, just "Zoom", not called Dr. Zoom in the show.
If any channel exists between the two earths, then why is only one way travel shown?
The main singularity allowed two way travel. Zoom is obviously returning to Earth 2 as well. The scoobies had to stabilize the singularity in Star Labs to allow travel to Earth 2 using the Speed Cannon, so the same needs to be done on that end, for normal people.
They sent Grood and the Trickster's Bombs via the Speed Cannon. Zoom can jump through breeches without issue and without a Speed Cannon, likely due to his faster speed, unlike Barry.
How does Dr. Zoom know about this speedster on earth-one (Barry's world)?
Not explained yet. Tune in next week(s). Likely he did the same as Jay and Wells-2, and did surveillance/research. Or picked up a newspaper. Most likely, he used Earth-2 Cisco, the villainous Reverb, to find out.
How did Harry (earth-two) know about Mercury Labs and why does he steal an unknown device?
Not explained yet. Tune in next week(s). Likely, Mercury Labs exists on Earth-2.
If Doctor Zoom is so powerful then why is he sending meta-humans to kill Flash rather than coming himself?
Explained in the Christmas episode:
Zoom wants to fatten Barry up like a Speed-Force Turkey before taking his power.
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How did the Flash stop the singularity?
The Singularity was an event in Central City caused by the reopening of an unstable wormhole; due to Eobard Thawne's future power source, resulting in a destructive black hole that was ultimately stopped by Firestorm's sacrifice with help from the Flash.How did Zoom open a breach?
As a way to subdue the Earth-2 metas, the team sends out a high-pitch frequency specific to that of the frequency that Earth-2 vibrates at, affecting people from Earth-2, even Zoom, so Zoom creates a breach with his own power and hops through it.Who killed Zoom in the Flash?
When Barry finally gained the upper hand over Zoom in a fistfight, he chose not to finish his nemesis off, instead allowing Time Wraiths to come in (with perfect timing) and capture the prey that had been alluding them for ages. And it's when the Wraiths showed up that Zoom's possible future was revealed.How did Flash save Central City?
Central City is not about to let the team off the hook though, as a new threat presents itself in the form of a man who attacks during the Flash Day ceremony. Luckily, Barry decided to show up and accept his key to the city, so he's there to save the mayor from a rogue hot dog cart and face his oversized opponent.The Flash Singularity (Completed)
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Answer 2
This question is hard and the only answer I can think of (this answer is my theory) is that Jay was hit with something that made him lose his powers. So, this will be unlikely to happen to anyone else.
One way travel is show only too the main characters. When the original singularity took place the probably would have been tons of stuff that went to earth two.
Well this could be a major idea for the season. One idea is time travel to when they have already started fighting.
Mercury labs of earth two. The weapon wouldn't have been unknown as he and the owner if Mercury labs would have got along.
We will find out. Caitlyn will probably ask the question herself sometime next episode.
Answer 3
I'm fairly certain that in the last episode (11/3/15) Jay said that his powers were taken by Zoom. He tells Barry that he could die fighting Zoom or worse, lose his powers.
As far as point 4 goes, I'd be willing to bet there is a Mercury Labs on Earth 2.
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