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Sure, he couldn't overpower Kara, but him being faster than her, he could at least keep her moving long enough to figure out a plan that ended up working.
Power to power, she is as they say 'invincible.' So it does come to mental ability to try and outwit a stronger opponent. But what was in his favor was that she was not making any decisions for herself. Were she free and thinking, it would have been a lot harder.
I think this episode has made a very convincing argument for why Supergirl's Earth should NEVER be fully merged with the Arrowverse. She's too damn powerful. Throw in Superman, Martian Manhunter and (in the future) Miss Martian and Mon-El too? Yeah...not a good idea, imo, geektastic as it may sound.
It is true that she is far stronger than the others, but this episode also shows that if she was able to defeat the Dominators on her own simply because she was stronger, then she could.
I think we'll see each show cater to the strengths of their stars, such as with the Flash. She's stronger, but he's faster, which brings mental acuity into play. And a good writing team should be able to account for that, such as has been happening on any Justice League cartoon.
On the cartoons, Superman and Batman are drastically different in strengths, yet are still equals and fill important positions on the team. So I don't think Supergirl being super powerful on the tv shows should make much of a difference here.
I will say that their over-protectiveness of Wally I think is causing damage. To have Barry going out and doing all these things, as well as Jessie on her Earth and Cisco and even Caitlyn, but to call Wally stupid for doing the same thing, is rather insulting. And suddenly I'm no so sure about HR. I think now that he's starting to undermine the team by co-opting Wally for some nefarious reason. I see this whole 'conman' persona as a ruse and he's going to cause some serious problems. And hopefully bring about the return Harry.
Yeah, the Legends have no business going after Barry. They have ****ed up more stuff than he has.
With hardly any consequence at that, which shows that their writing needs to improve. At least on the Flash, if you change history you see the repercussions, where on LoT they are none because the episode is over.
As for Cisco still being mad about Barry, it's all in relation to Flashpoint. They said how it would have repercussions all through the season, and here we are. I know a lot people were a bit put out about how quickly it was apparently resolved in the premier, myself included, but as we see now it won't be over for a long time! And Cisco's anger is a part of it.
Although, now he has to start getting around it before it does real damage to Team Flash.
As for Diggle, I think it was pretty clear that his son replaced the daughter, as Barry said baby John WAS baby Sara. As for as his reaction, I'll never really know how that would play out realistically, since he technically didn't lose a daughter, he has no emotional attachment to that daughter, so can he really be that pissed off?
To that I would say, oh hell yes he would! He may never have known her now, but he is a father regardless and can well imagine what it would be like to no longer have John Jr. Just because he doesn't remember her now doesn't make those emotions vanish. I think he'll have a deeper gripe against Barry than Cisco does for some time to come...
And now after seeing the STAR Labs hangar, I think Barry should do exactly as Thea suggested and, 'do something with it!'
I would love to see them, move from STAR Labs into the hanger and start setting it up as their base of operations. Or just as a meeting place for their team ups. That is so cool!