“You all shunned me because I wasn’t the ‘true’ Barry Allen,” he tells, uh, Barry. All the time remnants will die, except for one, and this “leftover” Barry gets outcast for not being the “true” Barry.
Four years into the future, Barry Allen will create time remnants to fight Savitar. In “Cause and Effect,” Savitar explains what happened, or rather, what’s going to happen. Even Barry Allen used a time remnant once when he needed help in his fight against Zoom.Īnd, Barry’s use of time remnants led to Savitar’s creation. Hunter Zolomon used a time remnant to fool Team Flash into thinking his false “Jay Garrick” identity was murdered by Zoom, while Eobard Thawne used multiple remnants in the Season 2 finale of Legends of Tomorrow. Because speedsters are preserved by the Speed Force, time remnants act as “ghosts” in the timeline and can be plucked out for whatever purposes their “primary” versions need them for. But, in short, time remnants are “leftover” versions of speedsters as a result of discarded timelines. To be perfectly honest, the concept of time remnants is still pretty confusing. It’s a dark narrative that explores the consequences of time travel few other science-fiction properties are able to explore, but just how exactly does it all work out? This Time Remnant Barry begrudges his discarded life, and loss of family and friends, for being the “forgotten” hero. This week on The Flash, the monster speedster Savitar revealed himself to be a time remnant of Barry Allen, created four years in the future. It’s funny that Iris West couldn’t explain Dragon Ball Z to Barry Allen, because her own show can be just as maddening.
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