

JESSICA CRUZ AND BARRY ALLEN SERIES
This could also be a way of refocusing the series on the Allen/Thawne family rivalry. And whether he appears in Season 5 or farther down the line, Nora's debut could be the first step toward Bart's big entrance. At this point, Bart is the most significant speedster character who has yet to appear in the Arrowverse.

He originally took the name Impulse, though he later graduated to Kid Flash and even took up the Flash mantle for himself for a bit. He has a long history working alongside heroes like Barry and Wally. Bart Allen is the son of Don Allen and Meloni Thawne, a descendant of Eobard Thawne, making him Barry's grandson. ImpulseAnother possibility is that Nora's debut could pave the way for another major speedster character to join the series. There are certainly more than enough to go around. The Flash could offer its own take on the team and focus on characters other than Mon-El, Saturn Girl and Brainiac-5. Granted, the Legion has already been introduced on Supergirl this season, but we have yet to see this futuristic super-team appear in Barry Allen's universe. But it's an interesting possibility nonetheless, as focusing on the 30th Century would allow The Flash to explore the Legion of Super Heroes. Jumping that far ahead in the timeline could over-complicate matters. The Legion of Super HeroesIt's unclear whether Nora Allen hails from the 30th Century, like her comic book counterpart, or simply a few decades into the future. Has Nora created her own version of Flashpoint? Was Barry supposed to have died stopping the satellite, leaving a pregnant Iris to raise Nora on her own? The series seems to be returning to ground covered in Season 3 - the idea that speedsters meddling with the timeline rarely yields positive results. A New Future for the ArrowverseThe finale revealed little about why Nora has traveled back in time or what her future is like, but it is clear that she made a grave mistake by interfering in the timeline and helping her father save Central City from Clifford DeVoe. However, it appears that the show's Nora still shares more in common with Dawn Allen, but with her name changed to pay homage to Barry's murdered mother. This Nora Allen is the daughter of Barry and Green Lantern Jessica Cruz. The storyline Justice League: Legacy introduced several offspring of Justice Leaguers from an alternate future. It wasn't until 2017 that DC debuted an actual superhero character named Nora Allen. Rather than being traditional speedsters, Jai can distort his body to gain super-strength and Iris can phase through objects. This time, the children of Wally West and Linda Park, Jai and Iris, took up the mantle. DC introduced a second version of the Tornado Twins 20 years later in the aftermath of a story called Infinite Crisis. Their solution is to disguise themselves by spinning so rapidly they become tornadoes, hence the "Tornado Twins" name. However, because humanity in the 30th Century is extremely xenophobic and fearful of metahumans, the two have to operate in secret. Both of their children inherit Barry's connection to the Speed Force and his desire to be a hero. There, Iris conceives twins, Don and Dawn Allen. Who Are the Tornado Twins?In the comics, Barry Allen and Iris West are briefly reunited in the 30th Century before Barry's untimely death in the Crisis on Infinite Earths storyline. Keep reading to learn more about Nora/Dawn and why the series may be introducing the superhero speedster duo known as the Tornado Twins. And we think we have a few ideas for where The Flash is headed now. Clearly, that reveal is a taste of things to come for the series in Season 5.
