Who wins the race Barry or Zoom?

The remnant is creating its own pulse to counterbalance that one and does so successfully. Yet it requires the remnant to kill himself in the process. Barry finally subdues Zoom; his hand quivers with the threat of death above his foe.

In which episode flash defeats Zoom?

“The Flash” Versus Zoom (TV Episode 2016) – IMDb.

How does Barry defeat Zoom?

During the race/battle Barry creates a clone of himself from a different time and that Barry sacrifices himself to stop the machine. Then the speed force gets mad at Zoom for tampering with time so it spends speed demons to kill Zoom and Barry wins.

How does Barry Allen defeat Zoom?

Barry’s time remnant races on a loop to counteract the pulse, killing himself in the process, while Barry whales on Zoom. At the end, Barry is able to go for the kill, but instead lets the time wraiths do the dirty work for him, escorting Zoom off to who-knows-where.

How many times did the Flash and Flash race each other?

Like many of their future races, the pair go up against each other for charity. They competed twice for good causes and, in both instances, the races ended in a tie. The third race featured the pair working together to stop the destruction of planets, with Flash barely crawling in for the win.

Who are zoom and Reverse-Flash on ‘the Flash’?

While many of Barry Allen’s popular comic book adversaries have already appeared on The Flash, his biggest challenges have been at the hands of two villains—the Reverse-Flash and Zoom. While both characters are speedsters, on the show, they’re pretty different visually and motivationally.

What is the rivalry between Superman and the Flash?

Historical Rivalry. The Man of Steel and The Flash first raced each other in 1967, in Superman #199, by Jim Shooter Curt Swan, and George Klein. Like many of their future races, the pair go up against each other for charity. They competed twice for good causes and, in both instances, the races ended in a tie.

What happened in the season 2 finale of ‘the Flash’?

The season 2 finale of The Flash, “The Race of His Life,” might as well have been titled “The Flash and the Furious,” because, as any proper competition does, the fate of not just Earth-1 or Earth-2 but all Earths came down to a race. It doesn’t matter if you win by an inch or a mile. Winning is winning.