Meta-humans

"*Our city has seen incredible...impossible things. Meta-humans, men and women with extraordinary abilities. The ability to soar above buildings, to run faster than the speed of light. Unfortunately, most of these meta-humans have chosen the wrong path with these powers, a dark path.*"
—Harrison Wells[src]
**Meta-humans**, commonly shortened as **metas** and often referred to as **super-humans**, are individuals who acquired powers and abilities unlike those of normal humans after experiencing mutation of their bodies (in comparison to magic users, who learned how to harness primordial energies without being mutated themselves). On Earth-19, meta-humans are referred to as **meta-hominids**, while on Earth-27, they are referred to as **hyperhumans**. On Earth-1, most obtained their powers after surviving an explosion caused by a malfunction of the S.T.A.R. Labs particle accelerator on December 11, 2013, releasing a wave of dark matter throughout Central City and other surrounding areas. These people were exposed to the particles and dark matter that altered their genetic, chemical, or even atomic structure, giving them a variety of abilities. Their abilities seem to often relate to what energy or matter the future super-humans were directly in contact with at the time of exposure.

According to Clifford DeVoe, approximately 2,600 people became meta-humans the night of the accelerator explosion. Only certain people became metas as only a handful of people in Central City carried a unique and dormant "meta-gene" that allows the pituitary gland to process dark matter in order to manifest stable abilities. Team Flash later developed a cure for meta abilities that involves suppressing this gene to remove the meta's ability to process dark matter and the powers they gain from it, though they agreed to never use the cure on a meta-human against that individual's will.

On Earth-2, intending to prevent the negative effects of the particle accelerator, Dr. Harrison Wells of that universe allowed excess radiation to flow underground, with the first meta-human appearing eleven hours following.

On Earth-203, many meta-humans are implied to have been born with their powers, leaving the reason for them developing their abilities in the first place uncertain. However some are known to be the offspring of meta-humans who had previously fought the Batman.

On Earth-TUD5, meta-humans, often referred to as **superhumans** or **Green Light Babies**, are individuals who acquired powers and abilities unlike those of normal humans after experiencing mutation of their bodies. Most obtain their powers from taking the drug Green Light, which is a manufactured vaccine. These people were exposed to the Green Light drug that can alter their genetic, chemical, or even atomic structure, giving them a variety of abilities. Many others have gained their powers naturally, by specific things that have happened.

Since the restored multiverse's Earth-Prime is a combination of the original multiverse's Earth-1, Earth-38 and Earth-TUD5, meta-humans from all three worlds exist there, along with various meta-human refugees from other miscellaneous Earths from the old multiverse.

## Overview

Meta-humans are represented by a wide spectrum of mutated people, with mental state, physical appearance and physiological specifics unique for each individual. The conditions they were in during the exposure to the mutative element seem to affect how the mutation changes a person. Furthermore, there are dormant meta-humans, like Henry Hewitt and Jefferson Jackson, whose powers did not resurface until the connection to the Firestorm Matrix, which either re-enabled their mutative physiology or represented a new mutation altogether. Within the spectrum of meta-humans, there have emerged a few specific classes or sub-species that share common traits and powers; speedsters, for example, are meta-humans who are connected to the Speed Force and collectively possess speed-based powers. Vibers are another example; meta-humans who possess psychic connections to the dimensional energies of reality, allowing them to open breaches to parallel universes at will, generate vibrational energy and giving them powers of retrocognition, clairvoyance, and precognition.

Some powers are actually more of a curse, as they prove damaging to one's heath. Griffin Grey aged every time he used super strength; DeVoe's brain was leeching all his body's nutrients; Norvock lost half his eyesight; Plastique blew up everything she touched: Blackout had an endless hunger for electricity; Hartley's hearing became painfully sensitive; Stein needed to be fused with a compatible second half of the Firestorm Matrix once a week to keep from exploding; Ralph Dibny needed a special solution to stabilize his body and his elastic cells make it impossible to perform medical procedures on him; Neil Borman had absolutely no control over his powers that caused his body to emit large quantities of radiation, unintentionally endangering those around him.

Most meta-humans seen on Earth-1 and Earth-2 mutated after exposure to the dark matter connected to the S.T.A.R. Labs particle accelerator. Some meta-humans acquired their powers through other means, not directly related to being hit by the wave of dark energy after the particle accelerator explosion. Among such meta-humans are Eliza Harmon (used Velocity serums to give herself superhuman speed, although she may have been a dormant meta-human prior to that), Valentina Vostok (used the Operation Svarog version of Firestorm Matrix to become a Soviet Firestorm) and Jake Simmons (source of mutation unknown). Through unknown means, meta-humans of Earth-19 and Earth-3 also acquired powers. In other universes, like Earth-38, humans would mutate as part of an accident without any dark matter involved, like what happened with Livewire. There's a middle-ground case regarding advanced cyborgs, like Metallo: while mostly enhanced by cybernetics, Metallos were mutated on some level, surviving despite their bodies being filled with Kryptonite energy, and requiring the Kryptonite "heart" to function properly.

It is debatable whether those affected by the Mirakuru drug can be considered true meta-humans. On the one hand, their case is similar to that of Eliza Harmon, who amplified herself with the Velocity drug, receiving meta-human powers at the cost of negative effects for sanity. On the other hand, their condition is reversible, as a Mirakuru cure was created, that allowed them to cure Slade Wilson and Roy Harper. However, the Flash's meta-human powers were also taken away from him when Hunter Zolomon stole his speed; turning him into a normal human once again. Additionally, Slade Wilson was affected by the Mirakuru for years, implying that he would retain his superhuman abilities if not for the cure. One way or another, Barry Allen researched the case of Cyrus Gold, a Mirakuru-affected member of the Church of Blood as part of his hunt for "the impossible," which otherwise included meta-humans. Furthermore, Cisco Ramon eventually concluded that it would be possible to create a meta-human cure; further supporting the fact that, like individuals enhanced by Mirakuru, a meta-human's condition is also reversible.

Some meta-humans consider themselves separate, or at least different enough from the regular humans to identify as something else. The prime example of such thinking would be members of Zoom's meta-human group, who ushered in the Metapocalypse upon Central City. In the speech before his followers, Zoom depicted humans as the archetypal "Other," claiming that they think that Earth-1 belongs just to them, and inciting the meta-humans under his command to take over this world. Characteristically of this group, Killer Frost, Black Siren, King Shark, and Reverb were all shown preferring to refer to themselves with their meta-human "names," instead of their original ones. Interestingly, Hunter Zolomon himself preferred to be called by the name of the man whose identity he stole, Jay Garrick, rather than his own meta-human nickname, or especially his *real* name, as shown when Caitlin Snow called him "Hunter", causing Zolomon to relive a painful traumatic flashback.

Meta-humans are not to be confused with magic users; like Damien Darhk or John Constantine, who receive their powers not thanks to mutation, but by manipulating primordial energies of the universe, such as Light of the Soul. However, it is possible for an individual to exhibit both magic powers and abilities related to mutated physiology, Vandal Savage being a prime example of such.

## History

### Original multiverse

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Due to the rogue time remnant of future Barry Allen's machinations, he created a legend that the "God of Motion" Savitar was the first meta-human and speedster of the entire multiverse. The legend says that this "god" would hunt multiple universes to fight and destroy every speedster whom he considered a challenge. To prepare these worlds for his arrival, Savitar would interact with the humans through his avatar as Alchemy, possessing them to do his being and create cults in his name. Savitar's source of powers was the Brahmastra, commonly known as the Philosopher's Stone, an ancient Indian artifact able to mutate people into meta-humans. Savitar used this artifact on himself, tying it to his destiny forever, resulting in him depending on the Brahmastra to lure new candidates to be his "Alchemy," whom would free him from the prison in the Speed Force along with the Philosopher's Stone. However, his original self from a possible future was the one who initially managed to imprison him, forcing Savitar to swear revenge on Barry, as he waited for millennia to be freed.

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The race of Dominators studied meta-humans for many years, considering their threat level, but it was the Flashpoint caused by Barry Allen that alerted them to the need to hunt down all meta-humans. Before an eventual invasion in 2016, the Dominators appeared at Redmond in 1951, alerted by the appearance of the Justice Society of America, which included meta-human members of unknown origins. Due to the efforts of time traveling Legends, along with Felicity Smoak and Cisco Ramon, one Dominator was saved from cruel experiments performed by the United States' secret services' members. This made the Dominators reconsider their approach towards their invasion, as they decided to propose a trade: the lives of all meta-humans on Earth-1 for Barry Allen, whose ability to change timelines was perceived as the greater threat.

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Other than the Justice Society, a source of meta-humans in the times before the S.T.A.R. Labs particle accelerator's creation, was a biomolecular enhancer created by the time criminal Eobard Thawne. Thawne's meddling led to Nazi Baron Krieger turning into Übermensch, and time traveler Nate Heywood turning into Steel.

Due to the time travel adventures of the Legends, meta-humans such as Firestorm have been sighted in different points of time. After witnessing Firestorm, Vandal Savage started an extensive study of meta-humans. On the one hand, his research proved fruitful when another meteor from Thanagar landed in Harmony Falls, allowing Savage to create imperfect Manhawks using mutative Thanagarian technology. On the other hand, Savage assisted the Soviet Union with research of his own, culminating in Operation Svarog, which would produce a Soviet Firestorm. Additionally, Eobard Thawne has been using his powers while traveling throughout time, 1927's Chicago is one of the earliest points in his travels.

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Nevertheless, the meta-humans remained a mystery to the world at large, and superhuman powers were generally considered impossible. The trend would continue until 2013, when the S.T.A.R. Labs particle accelerator, created by "Harrison Wells", exploded, giving birth to many meta-humans such as the Flash. These events were manipulated by Eobard since his travel to 2000, first by slaying Nora Allen, the mother of Barry Allen, the future Flash, and then by being stranded in time and having to take on Harrison Wells's identity, to ensure that the particle accelerator explodes and Barry becomes the Flash. As the result of Eobard's knowledge from the future, S.T.A.R. Labs was able to create a working particle accelerator much earlier than in the supposed original timeline, resulting in a massive influx of meta-humans in the years 2013-2014.

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Barry Allen, who witnessed "the Man in Yellow," was sure that he was the culprit that killed Barry's mother, and Henry Allen was wrongly accused of the murder. Seeing his mother killed by "something impossible" motivated Barry to give special attention to cases connected to the meta-humans, which would appear paranormal to the general population, trying to prove that "the impossible" was real. After becoming an assistant CSI in Central City Police Department, Barry started searching for super-powered beings in hope that he would one day prove a case true and, subsequently, find answers to clear his father's name. Among such cases was the rampage of Cyrus Gold, a man mutated due to the Mirakuru drug, giving him superhuman strength, endurance, and vitality. Mirakuru was also harmful to one's mental state, turning its users into killing machines, something that was also characteristic of the meta-humans post-explosion of the particle accelerator. Additionally, not everybody could survive the mutation, just like dark matter exposure.

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In the year 2013, S.T.A.R. Labs' particle accelerator exploded, covering Central City and its outskirts with a wave of dark matter energy, exposing countless people to physiological mutations. Hartley Rathaway, one of the victims of dark matter exposure, suspected that Dr. Harrison Wells knew of the high probability of the explosion, and still risked with the lives of many people. However, with Dr. Wells actually being Eobard Thawne, a meta-human from the future, the explosion was his goal all along. "Wells" assembled a team with his loyal employees Caitlin Snow and Cisco Ramon and asked Joe West, Barry Allen's foster father, to be allowed to care for the comatose Barry in S.T.A.R. Labs, intending on making sure that Allen becomes the Flash.

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Barry eventually started to work with "Wells" and the other scientists of S.T.A.R. Labs, organizing themselves as Team Flash, with their goals turned to fight crime in the Central City area, specifically, with apprehending meta-human criminals, which were sent to the Pipeline, or, later, to the Iron Heights Prison. Some meta-humans were recruited by Leonard Snart, who broke them from captivity along with Lisa Snart. Eventually, other members of Team Flash discovered Dr. Wells's true identity as the Reverse-Flash, the man who killed Nora Allen, and managed to defeat him with the help of the Arrow and Firestorm.

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After the confrontation with Eobard Thawne and the resulting appearance of the singularity above Central City, the Flash and Firestorm saved the day at the cost of Ronnie Raymond's life. Their victory darkened by the loss and the betrayal, Team Flash members temporarily went their separate ways, before having to reunite due to the appearance of "breacher" meta-humans from Earth-2, led by Zoom. Team Flash, joined by such denizens of Earth-2 as Dr. Harrison "Harry" Wells, Jesse Wells and Jay Garrick, opposed Zoom's meta-humans, culminating with Jay's apparent death. In truth, "Jay" manipulated the events all along, being the mastermind behind Zoom's invasion. Declaring Earth-Two to already be on its knees before his power, Zoom led the meta-humans of his home universe to Earth-1, capturing the CCPD station and declaring that this Earth belongs to meta-humans. Zoom's invasion, nicknamed "the Metapocalypse" by the people of Central City, was ultimately stopped thanks to the joined efforts of CCPD and Team Flash, with most of Zoom's army being incarcerated in the meta-human wing of the Iron Heights, while a few (who were known to have Earth-1 counterparts) were locked in the repurposed S.T.A.R. Labs particle accelerator.

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Among other meta-humans Barry Allen encountered were specific individuals that mutated without direct relation to the particle accelerator explosion. The real Jay Garrick, for example, exhibited speedster powers similar to Barry's, but the origin of his powers is unknown. Some meta-humans stayed dormant for a while, before their hidden powers being awakened by specific events, like memories of a changed timeline (Vibe experienced his meta-human powers after Barry aborted a timeline in which Central City was destroyed by a tidal wave and Cisco was slain by Eobard Thawne), or Firestorm Matrix exposure (Henry Hewitt and Jefferson Jackson were both diagnosed as being mutated just enough to allow for a merge with Martin Stein in form of Firestorm, and although the former was unsuccessful, the experiment awoke his own powers as "Tokamak"). However, Barry Allen recognized that Vandal Savage's fighting abilities were not meta-human in nature, but a result of magic, much the same as Kendra Saunders, initially thought by Cisco Ramon to be a meta-human.

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However, while Savage was indeed a magic user and wasn't affected by the particle accelerator explosion, he later found out and revealed to Kendra that his powers of immortality and regeneration, as well as Hawkman and Hawkgirl's bird-like powers and reincarnation, were not actually magic, but a result of physiological mutation due to the exposure to Thanagarian technology, advanced beyond that of humanity's, and stored in what appeared to be meteors. Savage intended to use this technology to wipe out the timeline and reverse it back to the times of Ancient Egypt, allowing himself to rise as Hath-Set, as Pharaoh rather than simply being Pharaoh's adviser as he'd been originally. However, he was ultimately slain by Kendra Saunders and Scythian Torvil in the year 2021, his plans foiled.

An unidentified number of meta-humans appeared in Central City through unknown means during the "Flashpoint" timeline, created when Barry Allen saved his mother from Eobard Thawne and imprisoned him in a version of 2016. For unknown reasons, rather than reverting to the state the timeline was in before Thawne's time travel to 2000, it changed instead into an altered reality, in which neither Harrison Wells, nor Eobard Thawne posing as him, created the S.T.A.R. Labs particle accelerator, with Ramon Industries becoming the main scientific corporation in its stead. It's unknown whether Ramon Industries was related to the appearances of meta-humans, since, according to Wally West of this alternate timeline, he gained his powers after a lightning bolt zapped his car, which had been full of his newest nitro formula. With his anti-friction suit designed by alternate Cisco Ramon, Wallace became a hero known as the Flash, stopping meta-human criminals, including the infamous Rival.

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When Eobard Thawne restored the version of the timeline that was created by his actions in the year 2000, the reality was still somehow altered, an effect that Jay Garrick described akin to a broken cup being glued together, but remaining visibly cracked. The appearance of Julian Albert at Central City Police Department as if he worked there for quite some time, as well as his connections to the Philosopher's Stone, were not evident in any of the previous timelines. The meta-humans from the Flashpoint timeline lost their powers but were recognized by Savitar, who appeared to them in the guise of Alchemy telepathically and guided them to his lair. The Philosopher's Stone restored powers of four meta-human criminals, along with Wally West. In addition, according to Craig, one of Savitar's acolytes, it could also "cure" somebody of their powers. Furthermore, an unclear case appeared with Caitlin Snow, whose powers were either already present, yet dormant, or became part of a new timeline by Eobard's helping Barry undo Flashpoint. However, it was later confirmed that Caitlin's powers were present before the particle accelerator exploded; or even before Barry created Flashpoint.

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When Barry Allen came out of the Speed Force in late 2017, the portal that he ran through released a wave of dark matter, giving a dozen people on a nearby city bus meta-human powers. All of the meta-humans created in this incident had gained some kind of power that Clifford DeVoe desired to harness to bring about the Enlightenment, as this combination of powers would allegedly allow him to defeat Team Flash, and any allies they may potentially call to their aid to stop him, effectively allowing him to rule the world, with DeVoe having carefully manipulated events in the lives of each of these people's lives to make that they'd be on the bus, while forcing Team Flash to bring Barry back from the Speed Force, all to ensure that metas with the specific powers he required would be created. In the case of most of these meta-humans, he wished to absorb their powers into himself (killing them in the process), while in the case of a few of them, he also transmitted his consciousness into their bodies for a time, as his ever-expanding mind was taking a toll on his own body, and was slowly killing him. Every time he moved his consciousness into a new host, he'd take all of the powers he'd acquired with him into his next host body, leaving his previous host body dead.

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Ultimately, Clifford transferred his consciousness into the body of Ralph Dibny; one of the meta-humans created by the dark matter released from the Speed Force, whose elastic powers were immune to the negative effects of DeVoe's condition. After Clifford's plans to bring about the Enlightenment were foiled by Team Flash, with Ralph regaining control of his body, forcing DeVoe's consciousness out of it, Clifford proceeded to transfer his consciousness into his hoverchair, living on as a hologram. When DeVoe's wife, Marlize removed a key component of the chair, thereby killing Clifford to put an end to his insane plans, his death triggered a dead man switch, knocking the S.T.A.R. Labs satellite, which he'd taken control of as part of his plan, out of orbit, causing its remains (which he'd loaded with dark matter) to fall down into Central City. While Barry and his daughter from the future were seemingly able to keep the falling debris from killing any civilians, dark matter-packed pieces of the satellite still hit certain people and other things. This caused the creation of an unknown number of new meta-humans, and imbued certain nearby objects with dark matter, giving those items powers akin to those commonly attributed to meta-humans.

One of the pieces of the satellite that fell in the city hit Grace Gibbons and her uncle Orlin Dwyer, making them metas. Grace went into a coma and Orlin was connected to a dagger that was part of the satellite. He decided to take revenge on all metas for Grace's situation (unaware that she and he had become metas) by becoming the serial killer Cicada. Caitlin and Cisco decided to create a cure for metas for Cicada not to kill them. They tested on the King Shark, succeeding and then Barry managed to convince Orlin to take the cure, but the Grace of the future (who had become the new cicada) appeared and decided to continue her uncle's legacy. The S.T.A.R. Labs made the cure available and announced that it could be taken at the CCPD, but Grace appeared and stopped them, but in the final battle she ended up being wiped out of existence and Cisco decided to take the cure, ceasing to be the Vibe.

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As of December 10, 2019, during the Anti-Monitor Crisis, after every Earth was destroyed by an antimatter wave, Barry Allen was one of only meta-humans left alive in the multiverse; having been sent to the Vanishing Point (which exists outside the multiverse) along with his fellow Paragons, leaving them safe from the Anti-Monitor for the time being. Jennifer Pierce also survived the Crisis, due to the fact that her powers allowed her to teleport to her "safe place".

### New multiverse

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In one of the universes that exists Post-Crisis, Earth-Prime, the circumstances and details surrounding meta-humans have changed thanks to the merging of various Earths and their impact on the timeline. During World War II, Tyson Sykes was injected with a substance that had previously killed hundreds of men, however, in his case, it activated his meta-gene and gave him superhuman physical attributes, slower aging, and the ability to control a person's mind with his vocal command. He became the world's first meta-human and was sent to Nazi Germany to fight against the Axis forces.

In Freeland, metas were pursued by the government and incarcerated by the A.S.A., which cataloged each meta they found.

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People's powers, such as Hartley Rathaway, who had the power of superhearing in the the pre-Crisis timeline of his home universe (Earth-1), now has the power to create a sonic scream in addition to his enhanced hearing. Then there's others, like Kimiyo Hoshi, who took up the mantle of Dr. Light on Earth-Prime, and was identified by Cisco as a new villain and meta that now exists on Earth-Prime thanks to the Crisis. The Crisis also changed the metas that had interacted with Earth-1 but were originally from other Earths in the old multiverse; making it so that they've always lived on Earth-Prime. An example of this is Hunter Zolomon and his army, who were all criminals that gained their powers in Earth-2's particle accelerator's explosion, but have now been changed so that they got their powers from an event known as "The Singularity"; likely one of the same nature as the one that appeared in the wake of Thawne's defeat in 2014 on Earth-1; presumably forming under similar circumstances.

Any speedster in any universe who drew their power from the Speed Force began experiencing disruptions in their abilities, such as taking a long time to heal or sporadic loss of their speed. It's eventually revealed that when Oliver Queen as the Spectre interacted with the Speed Force to unlock Barry's full potential during Crisis, the energy he put into the Speed Force that was causing it to deteriorate to the point of collapse, essentially dying. That meant that any speedster who had a connection to the Speed Force now had a limited supply of speed within them, and when they ran out, they would return to being regular humans. Barry and his friends at S.T.A.R. Labs have started working on a potential alternative to the Speed Force, giving hope that these particular brand of meta-humans will still exist. After learning that this artificial Speed Force had stripped him of all his emotions, Barry destroyed it in frustration. However, Team Flash was able to revive the original Speed Force by combining a machine they'd constructed in order to build the artificial Speed Force with residual Speed Force energy that existed inside Iris's body (from when Barry's powers had been transferred to her by Melting Point, even though Barry's powers were returned to him by Melting Point a short time later). However, doing this unintentionally unleashed other unknown forces as well.

### Erased future

In what is now an erased future, at some point between 2021 and 2042, meta-humans were branded "people of interest" and subject to imprisonment, with any association with them also being considered illegal. In this future, innocent meta-humans are captured, (wrongfully/unfairly) imprisoned, tortured and experimented upon by A.R.G.U.S.. Aside from the actual mutants, A.R.G.U.S. also targeted users of magic (such as Zari Tarazi and her family) along with people allied with meta-humans, but are not metas themselves; for example, members of the Legends, such as Mick Rory, Sara Lance and Ray Palmer. However, thanks to the Legends' efforts to open Heyworld, a theme park dedicated to showing people that magical creatures are nothing to be afraid of, the future has changed so that the anti-meta-human law never comes to pass.

## Cure

Main article: Meta-human cure
After Cisco's hands got cut by Cicada's dagger (which was capable of negating the powers of meta-humans who gained their abilities from exposure to dark matter), Cisco began having trouble using his powers. After removing small shards left behind in the wounds in his hands inflicted by the dagger, Cisco decided to run some tests on the shards and his hands' tissue. These tests revealed that the shards hadn't been dampening Cisco's powers, as he'd originally thought, but removing them, giving Cisco the idea to use this new-found information to concoct a meta-human cure. However, it's implied that this cure only works on meta-humans who'd gained powers by being exposed to dark matter.

## Powers and abilities

Main article: List of powers
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There is a wide range of meta-human powers, including everything from time distortion to elemental manipulation. Meta-humans who gained their abilities from the dark matter explosion in Central City often have powers influenced by unusual conditions at the time of exposure: Barry Allen was struck by lightning and gained access to the Speed Force, giving off electricity when he runs at superhuman speeds, while Tony Woodward and Joseph Monteleone gained the power to transform into the substance they were immersed in during the explosion (steel and tar, respectively).

Due to their altered physiology, certain meta-human powers affect meta-humans differently than normal humans. Likely due to his heightened immune system, Barry had a delayed reaction to Roy Bivolo's rage-inducing powers while a normal person would be impacted immediately. The emotional state of a meta-human also has an influence on their powers; reacting and strengthening when the meta-human is in a state of emotional stress. For example, Caitlin Snow's anger amplified her growing Killer Frost powers, to the point when she was so "drunk on power" that she forgot that this anger initially came from wanting to *get rid* of those same powers, and instead reveled in them and threatened to kill or harm members of Team Flash; who were her good friends and allies.

## Known meta-humans

### Earth-1/Earth-Prime particle accelerator meta-humans

* Barry Allen/The Flash/Savitar
* Shawna Baez/Peek-a-Boo
* Hannibal Bates/Everyman
* Roy Bivolo/Rainbow Raider
* Danton Black/Multiplex (deceased)
* Nathan Bliss/Mr. Bliss (non-canon)
* Clifford DeVoe/The Thinker (deceased)
* Rosa Dillon/Top
* Dinah Drake/Black Canary
* Adam Fells/Geomancer
* Eric Frye (powers stolen by Melting Point)
* Allegra Garcia
* Esperanza Garcia/Ultraviolet
* Farooq Gibran/Blackout (deceased)
* Russell Glosson/The Turtle (deceased)
* Griffin Grey (deceased)
* Grodd (meta-gorilla)
* Henry Hewitt/Tokamak (powers triggered by the Firestorm Matrix)
* Cecile Horton
* Wangari Hollowell (non-canon)
* "Hydro Hunter" (non-canon)
* Herbert Hynde/Earthworm (alternate timeline)
* Jefferson Jackson/Firestorm (powers triggered by the Firestorm Matrix; later neutralized by a cure created by Cisco Ramon and Harry Wells)
* Leslie Jocoy/Amunet Black
* Shay Lamden/King Shark (non-canon)
* Meta spiders (non-canon)
* Clyde Mardon (deceased)
* Mark Mardon/Weather Wizard
* Joseph Monteleone/Tar Pit
* Kyle Nimbus/The Mist
* Matthew Norvock
* Rajeet (non-canon)
* Cisco Ramon/Vibe (powers later neutralized by the meta-human cure; briefly restored by the Monitor during the Anti-Monitor Crisis)
* Hartley Rathaway/Pied Piper
* Millie Rawlins/Sunshine
* Ronnie Raymond/Firestorm (deceased)
* Joey Rose (non-canon)
* Vincent Sobel/Vigilante (deceased)
* Bette Sans Souci/Plastique (deceased)
* Song (non-canon; deceased)
* Sean Sonus (deceased)
* Martin Stein/Firestorm (powers later neutralized by a cure created by Cisco Ramon and Harry Wells; deceased)
* Jeremy Tell/Double Down
* Jesse Wells/Jesse Quick (from Earth-2; affected by the second particle accelerator explosion on Earth-1; status unknown)
* Tony Woodward/Girder

### Earth-2 particle accelerator/Earth-Prime Singularity meta-humans

* Adam Fells/Geomancer (deceased)
* Ronnie Raymond/Deathstorm (deceased)
* Shay Lamden/King Shark (currently on Earth-Prime)
* Laurel Lance/Black Siren/Black Canary (currently residing on Earth-Prime)
* Linda Park/Dr. Light (currently on Earth-1)
* Dante Ramon/Rupture (deceased)
* Francisco Ramon/Reverb (deceased)
* Al Rothstein/Atom-Smasher (deceased)
* Eddie Slick/Sand Demon (deceased)
* Caitlin Snow/Killer Frost (deceased)
* Martin Stein/Deathstorm (deceased)
* Hunter Zolomon/The Flash/Zoom/Black Flash (deceased)

### Earth-27 particle accelerator meta-humans

* Clyde Mardon/Weather Wizard
* "Superwoman"
* Eddie Thawne/Johnny Quick
* "Ultraman" (presumed)

### Earth-203 meta-humans

* Carl (deceased)
* "Clayface"\*
* "Chris Cassius"/Clayface II\*
* "Frosty" (deceased)
* Arnie Graves (deceased)
* Guy\* (deceased)
* Gibson Kafka
* Larry Ketterly
* Helena Kyle/Huntress
* Selina Kyle/Catwoman (deceased)
* Carolyn Lance/Black Canary (deceased)
* Claude Morton (deceased)
* Harleen Quinzel\*
* Dinah Redmond
* "The Specialist"
* Silas Waters/Liquid Guy (deceased)

## Meta-human status unclear

### Individuals with Thanagarian mutations\*

* Chay-Ara (deceased)
	+ Unnamed (deceased)
	+ Unnamed (deceased)
	+ Edith Boardman (deceased)
	+ Kendra (deceased)
	+ Kendra Saunders/Hawkgirl
* Khufu (deceased)
	+ Hannibal Hawkes (deceased)
	+ Unnamed (deceased)
	+ Joe Boardman (deceased)
	+ Unnamed (deceased)
	+ Carter Hall/Hawkman (deceased)
	+ Scythian Torvil/Hawkman
* Manhawks
	+ Jefferson Jackson (formerly)
	+ Tommy Fuller (formerly)
* Vandal Savage (deceased)

### Individuals mutated by Mirakuru\*

* Cyrus Gold/The Acolyte (deceased)
* Roy Harper/Arsenal (formerly)
* Slade Wilson/Deathstroke (formerly)
* Slade Wilson's army (formerly; some deceased)
	+ "Ripped" (deceased)
	+ Isabel Rochev/Ravager (deceased)

### Individuals with Harun-El mutations

* Adam (deceased)
* Red Daughter/Snowbird/Linda Lee (non-human; Kryptonian Harun-El copy; merged back with Kara Danvers)
* Ben Lockwood/Agent Liberty (formerly)
* Lex Luthor (formerly)
* Olivia/Yuda Kal (temporarily; only while being exposed to the Rock of Yuda Kal)
* James Olsen/Guardian (formerly)
* Bitsie Teschmacher
* Eve Teschmacher (presumed; pre-Crisis multiverse only)

### Individuals affected by X-Kryptonite

* Tag Harris (combined with exposure to Jordan Kent's heat vision)
* Leslie Larr
* Derek Powell (deceased)
* "Subjekt-11" (deceased)

### Individuals with other sources of mutation\*

* Barry Allen/The Flash (struck by lightning and doused in chemical products; deceased)
	+ Pollux (genetic duplicate of Barry Allen/The Flash; deceased)
* Jaco Birch/The Hotness (powers transmitted from Eric Frye by Matthew Kim/Melting Point)
* Marcus Bishop/Shakedown (experimented on by Helga Jace)
* John Deegan (mutated by energies from the Book of Destiny)
* Ricardo Diaz/Dragon (biomolecular enhancer drugs; deceased)
* Jane Doe/Bizarro (surgically altered into a replica of Supergirl; further mutated by exposure to green Kryptonite)
* Vince Everett/Kid Flash (unintentionally affected by an experiment to duplicate the accident that gave Barry Allen/The Flash his powers)
* Lisa Gold (experiments with electricity)
* Green Light Babies (mutated by taking Green Light)
	+ "Cape Guy" (deceased)
	+ Maryam Luqman
	+ Erica Moran
	+ Neema Summers
	+ Issa Williams (deceased)
* August Heart/Godspeed (experimented with tachyons)
* Wendy Hernandez (modified vaccine)
* Nate Heywood/Steel (modified version of Eobard Thawne's biomolecular enhancer)
* Latavious Johnson/Tattooed Man (artificially; via resurrection through unknown means; deceased)
* Looker (modified vaccine)
* Lex Luthor
	+ (powers bestowed by the Book of Destiny; later lost when the multiverse was restored)
	+ (absorbed Jarhanpurian powers through an experiment; powers later stripped away with jarhanpurium)
* Brandon Marshall (Helga Jace's experiments on his mother)
* Bashir Malik/Psych (powers bestowed by the Sage Force)
* Lyla Michaels/Harbinger (powers bestowed by The Monitor; later lost when the multiverse was restored)
* Mar Novu/The Monitor (non-human; Maltusian; powers gained due to exposure to chronal radiation; deceased)
* Kelly Olsen (accidental telepathic link to Malefic J'onzz gained due to Malefic trying to use Inception on her while Kelly was wearing Obsidian contact lenses)
* "Outkast" (powers bestowed by the Anti-Monitor)
* Deon Owens (powers bestowed by the Still Force)
* Jefferson Pierce/Black Lightning (modified vaccine)
* Oliver Queen/The Flash (formerly; temporarily after swapping realities with Barry Allen; deceased)
* Alexa Rivera/Fuerza (powers bestowed by the Strength Force)
* Chester P. Runk (experiments using a gravitational wave emitter and black hole energy)
* Mitch Romero (accidentally infected by Ramsey Rosso; deceased)
* Ramsey Rosso/Bloodwork (experimental dark matter cancer treatment)
* Derek Sampson (modified Stardust mutation; deceased)
* Caitlin Snow (experimental cryogenic ALS treatment; powers lost after she and Frost were separated)
	+ Frost (meta-human alternate personality of Caitlin Snow; later separated from her)
* Thomas Snow/Icicle (experimental cryogenic ALS treatment; deceased)
* Tyson Sykes/Gravedigger (dormant meta-gene unlocked via U.S. military experiments)
* "Syonide" (artificially; via body armor implanted in her skin)
* Carla Tannhauser (cryogenic experiment)
* Ray Terrill/The Ray (powers based on photic radiation; transferred from his doppelgänger)
* Eobard Thawne/Reverse-Flash (recreated the accident that gave the Flash his powers)
* Unnamed guard (experiments with electricity)
* Unnamed scientist (experiments with electricity)
* Valentina Vostok/Soviet Firestorm (Operation Svarog; deceased)
* Harrison Wells (resurrection due to exposure to multiversal particles)
* Harrison Nash Wells/Pariah (powers bestowed by the Anti-Monitor; later lost when the multiverse was restored; deceased)
* Iris West-Allen/The Flash (formerly; temporarily after Matthew Kim/Melting Point transferred Barry's speedster DNA into her body)
* Wally West/The Flash/Kid Flash (presumably through lightning mixing with a nitro formula during the Flashpoint timeline; powers restored through the Philosopher's Stone)
* Tobias Whale (anti-aging serum)
* Carson Williams (modified vaccine)
* Leslie Willis/Livewire (struck by lightning while in physical contact with Supergirl's alien DNA; deceased)

#### Speed Force dark matter wave meta-humans

* Neil Borman/Fallout (deceased)
* Izzy Bowin/The Fiddler (deceased)
* Mina Chaytan/Black Bison (deceased)
* Ramsey Deacon/Kilg%re (deceased)
* Ralph Dibny/Elongated Man
* Edwin Gauss/Folded Man (deceased)
* Matthew Kim/Melting Point (deceased)
* Dominic Lanse/Brainstorm (deceased)
* Janet Petty/Null
* Sylbert Rundine/Dwarfstar (deceased)
* Becky Sharpe/Hazard (deceased)
* "The Weeper" (deceased)

#### S.T.A.R. Labs satellite shrapnel meta-humans

* Orlin Dwyer/Cicada (powers later neutralized by the meta-human cure; deceased)
* Grace Gibbons/Cicada (powers later neutralized by the meta-human cure)
* David Hersch/Cicada (erased timeline)
* Peter Merkel/Rag Doll

### Individuals with temporary mutations\*

* Children of Liberty members (using Rage)
* Peter Gambi (using a meta booster)
* Gardner Grayle (using a meta booster)
* Eliza Harmon/Trajectory (using Velocity serums; deceased)
* Josh (using Rage)
* Krieger/der Übermensch (using Eobard Thawne's biomolecular enhancer; deceased)
* Ana Lopez (using a meta booster)
* Bobbi Miller (using Rage)
* Sange members (through mind control by Looker)
* Spencer (using Rage)
* Lynn Stewart (using a meta booster)
* Carl Tanner (using experimental drugs)

### Individuals with inherited powers

* Anissa Pierce/Thunder/Blackbird
* Anissa Pierce
* Anissa Pierce's Earth-2 doppelgänger
* Gen Pierce
* Jinn Pierce
* Jennifer Pierce/Lightning/Blackbird
* Nora West-Allen/XS (erased from existence)

### Individuals with an unknown source of mutation\*

* "Accelerated Man"
* Renee Adler
* Barry Allen
* Greg Anderson
* Barron/Technocrat
* John Beavers
* Floyd Belkin\*
* "Blitzkrieg"
* Vickie Bolen
* Carl Bork (deceased)
* "Breathtaker"
* Danielle Calvert
* Charles/Dr. Mid-Nite (deceased)
* Grace Choi/Wylde
* Al Cisneros
* Edward Clariss/The Rival (powers restored through the Philosopher's Stone; deceased)
* Ned Creegan/Cyclotronic Man (deceased)
* Giselle Cutter
* Cynthia/Gypsy (deceased)
* Darrel/Dollman (deceased)
* "The Flash" (Earth-19)
* Jay Garrick/The Flash
* Jay Garrick's trainee
* Dwayne Geist (deceased)
* Five unidentified individuals known as "Godspeed"
* Gorilla army
* Gorilla Grodd (meta-gorilla)
* David Hersch's doppelgängers/Cicada
* Honor/Silencer
* Kimiyo Hoshi/Dr. Light
* Dani Hoyer
* "Instant"
* Pamela Isley/Poison Ivy
* R. James
* Vanessa Jansen/Block (deceased)
* Joe/Heatstroke (deceased)
* Devonte Jones
* Rebecca Jones/New Wave
* Josh/Breacher
* Frankie Kane/Magenta (powers restored through the Philosopher's Stone)
* Keith/Goldface
* Laurel Lance/Siren-X
* William Lang/Gridlock (deceased)
* Libby Lawrence
* "Looker"
* Gayle Marsh/Psi
* Philip Master/Acid Master
* Kira May (deceased)
* Keisha Moore (deceased)
* Zach Mueller
* Frida Novikov/Turtle II
* Perenna
* Jefferson Pierce (powers later neutralized through unknown means; deceased)
* Jefferson Pierce's Earth-2 doppelgänger (deceased)
* "The Ray" (Earth-X) (deceased)
* Reid Rice
* Todd Rice/Obsidian
* Darryl Robinson/Coldsnap
* Heath Saunders
* Val Seong
* Ian Scheirer
* "Shade" (Earth-1) (powers restored through the Philosopher's Stone)
* "Shade" (Earth-19)
* Raelene Sharp/Razorsharp (deceased)
* Jake Simmons/Deathbolt (deceased)
* Solovar (meta-gorilla)
* Red
* Danica Williams
* Clive Yorkin (powers restored through the Philosopher's Stone)

## Appearances

### *The Flash* (CBS)

* "Pilot"
* "Out of Control"
* "Watching the Detectives"
* "Honor Among Thieves"
* "Double Vision"
* "Sins of the Father"
* "Child's Play"
* "Shroud of Death"
* "Ghost In The Machine"
* "Sight Unseen"
* "Beat the Clock"
* "The Trickster"
* "Tina, is That You?"
* "Be My Baby"
* "Fast Forward"
* "Deadly Nightshade"
* "Captain Cold"
* "Twin Streaks"
* "Done with Mirrors"
* "Good Night, Central City"
* "Alpha"
* "The Trial of the Trickster"

### *Birds of Prey*

* "Pilot"
* "Slick"
* "Prey for the Hunter"
* "Three Birds and a Baby"
* "Sins of the Mother"
* "Primal Scream"
* "Split"
* "Lady Shiva"
* "Nature of the Beast"
* "Gladiatrix"
* "Reunion"
* "Feat of Clay"
* "Devil's Eyes"

### *Arrow*

Season 2
* "Three Ghosts"
* "The Man Under the Hood"

Season 3
* "The Calm"
* "The Brave and the Bold"
* "Broken Arrow"
* "My Name Is Oliver Queen"

Season 4
* "Green Arrow" (flashforwards)
* "Restoration"
* "Haunted" (mentioned)
* "Lost Souls" (mentioned)
* "Legends of Yesterday"
* "Blood Debts" (flashforwards)
* "Canary Cry"

Season 5
* "The Recruits" (mentioned)
* "A Matter of Trust"
* "Vigilante"
* "Invasion!"
* "What We Leave Behind"
* "Who Are You?"
* "Second Chances"
* "Bratva"
* "Spectre of the Gun"
* "The Sin-Eater"
* "Fighting Fire With Fire"
* "Checkmate"
* "Disbanded"
* "Dangerous Liaisons"
* "Underneath"
* "Honor Thy Fathers"
* "Missing"
* "Lian Yu"

Season 6
* "Fallout"
* "Tribute"
* "Next of Kin"
* "Reversal"
* "Deathstroke Returns"
* "Promises Kept"
* "Thanksgiving"
* "Crisis on Earth-X, Part 2"
* "Irreconcilable Differences"
* "Divided"
* "We Fall"
* "All for Nothing"
* "The Devil's Greatest Trick"
* "Collision Course"
* "Doppelganger"
* "The Thanatos Guild"
* "Brothers in Arms"
* "Fundamentals"
* "The Dragon"
* "Shifting Allegiances"
* "Docket No. 11-19-41-73"
* "The Ties That Bind"
* "Life Sentence"

Season 7
* "Inmate 4587"
* "The Longbow Hunters"
* "Crossing Lines"
* "Level Two"
* "The Demon"
* "Due Process"
* "The Slabside Redemption"
* "Unmasked"
* "Elseworlds, Part 2"
* "My Name is Emiko Queen"
* "Past Sins"
* "Emerald Archer"
* "Star City Slayer"
* "Brothers & Sisters"
* "Training Day"
* "Star City 2040" (flashforwards)
* "Inheritance"
* "Lost Canary"
* "Spartan"
* "Confessions"
* "Living Proof"
* "You Have Saved This City"

Season 8
* "Starling City"
* "Welcome to Hong Kong"
* "Leap of Faith"
* "Present Tense"
* "Prochnost"
* "Reset"
* "Purgatory"
* "Crisis on Infinite Earths: Part Four"
* "Green Arrow & The Canaries"
* "Fadeout"

### *The Flash* (The CW)

Season 1
* "Pilot"
* "Fastest Man Alive"
* "Things You Can't Outrun"
* "Going Rogue"
* "Plastique"
* "The Flash is Born"
* "Power Outage"
* "Flash vs. Arrow"
* "The Man in the Yellow Suit"
* "Revenge of the Rogues"
* "The Sound and the Fury"
* "Crazy for You"
* "The Nuclear Man"
* "Fallout"
* "Out of Time"
* "Rogue Time"
* "Tricksters"
* "All Star Team Up"
* "Who is Harrison Wells?"
* "The Trap"
* "Grodd Lives"
* "Rogue Air"
* "Fast Enough"

Season 2
* "The Man Who Saved Central City"
* "Flash of Two Worlds"
* "Family of Rogues"
* "The Fury of Firestorm"
* "The Darkness and the Light"
* "Enter Zoom"
* "Gorilla Warfare"
* "Legends of Today"
* "Running to Stand Still"
* "Potential Energy"
* "The Reverse-Flash Returns"
* "Fast Lane"
* "Welcome to Earth-2"
* "Escape from Earth-2"
* "King Shark"
* "Trajectory"
* "Flash Back"
* "Versus Zoom"
* "Back to Normal"
* "Rupture"
* "The Runaway Dinosaur"
* "Invincible"
* "The Race of His Life"

Season 3
* "Flashpoint"
* "Paradox"
* "Magenta"
* "The New Rogues"
* "Monster"
* "Shade"
* "Killer Frost"
* "Invasion!"
* "The Present"
* "Borrowing Problems from the Future"
* "Dead or Alive"
* "Untouchable"
* "Attack on Gorilla City"
* "Attack on Central City"
* "The Wrath of Savitar"
* "Into the Speed Force"
* "Duet"
* "Abra Kadabra"
* "The Once and Future Flash"
* "I Know Who You Are"
* "Cause and Effect"
* "Infantino Street"
* "Finish Line"

Season 4
* "The Flash Reborn"
* "Mixed Signals"
* "Luck Be a Lady"
* "Elongated Journey Into Night"
* "Girls Night Out"
* "When Harry Met Harry..."
* "Therefore I Am"
* "Crisis on Earth-X, Part 3"
* "Don't Run"
* "The Trial of The Flash"
* "The Elongated Knight Rises"
* "Honey, I Shrunk Team Flash"
* "True Colors"
* "Subject 9"
* "Enter Flashtime"
* "Run, Iris, Run"
* "Null and Annoyed"
* "Lose Yourself"
* "Fury Rogue"
* "Therefore She Is"
* "Harry and the Harrisons"
* "Think Fast"
* "We Are The Flash"

Season 5
* "Nora"
* "Blocked"
* "The Death of Vibe"
* "News Flash"
* "All Doll'd Up"
* "The Icicle Cometh"
* "O Come, All Ye Thankful"
* "What's Past is Prologue"
* "Elseworlds, Part 1"
* "The Flash & The Furious"
* "Seeing Red"
* "Memorabilia"
* "Goldfaced"
* "Cause and XS"
* "King Shark vs. Gorilla Grodd"
* "Failure is an Orphan"
* "Time Bomb"
* "Godspeed"
* "Snow Pack"
* "Gone Rogue"
* "The Girl With The Red Lightning"
* "Legacy"

Season 6
* "Into the Void"
* "A Flash of the Lightning"
* "Dead Man Running"
* "There Will Be Blood"
* "Kiss Kiss Breach Breach"
* "License to Elongate"
* "The Last Temptation of Barry Allen, Pt. 1"
* "The Last Temptation of Barry Allen, Pt. 2"
* "Crisis on Infinite Earths: Part Three"
* "Marathon"
* "Love Is A Battlefield"
* "A Girl Named Sue"
* "Grodd Friended Me"
* "Death of the Speed Force"
* "The Exorcism of Nash Wells"
* "So Long and Goodnight"
* "Liberation"
* "Pay the Piper"
* "Success Is Assured"

Season 7
* "All's Wells That Ends Wells"
* "The Speed of Thought"
* "Mother"
* "Central City Strong"
* "Fear Me"
* "The One With The Nineties"
* "Growing Pains"
* "The People v. Killer Frost"
* "Timeless"
* "Family Matters, Part 1"
* "Family Matters, Part 2"

### *Vixen*

#### Season 1

* "Episode 1"
* "Episode 3"
* "Episode 4"
* "Episode 6"

#### Season 2

* "Episode 1"
* "Episode 6"

### *Supergirl*

Season 1
* "Livewire"
* "Truth, Justice and the American Way"
* "Solitude"
* "Falling"
* "Manhunter"
* "Worlds Finest"

Season 2
* "Medusa"
* "We Can Be Heroes"

Season 3
* "Triggers"
* "Crisis on Earth-X, Part 1"
* "Fort Rozz"

Season 4
* "Bunker Hill"
* "Elseworlds, Part 3"
* "O Brother, Where Art Thou?"
* "The House of L"
* "All About Eve"
* "Crime and Punishment"
* "American Dreamer"
* "Will The Real Miss Tessmacher Please Stand Up?"
* "Red Dawn"
* "The Quest for Peace"

Season 5
* "In Plain Sight"
* "Dangerous Liaisons"
* "The Wrath of Rama Khan"
* "Crisis on Infinite Earths: Part One"

Season 6
* "Rebirth"

### *DC's Legends of Tomorrow*

Season 1
* "Pilot, Part 1"
* "Pilot, Part 2"
* "Blood Ties"
* "White Knights"
* "Fail-Safe"
* "Star City 2046"
* "Marooned"
* "Night of the Hawk"
* "Left Behind"
* "Progeny"
* "The Magnificent Eight"
* "Last Refuge"
* "Leviathan"
* "River of Time"
* "Destiny"
* "Legendary"

Season 2
* "Out of Time"
* "The Justice Society of America"
* "Shogun"
* "Abominations"
* "Compromised"
* "Outlaw Country"
* "Invasion!"
* "The Chicago Way"
* "Raiders of the Lost Art"
* "The Legion of Doom"
* "Turncoat"
* "Camelot/3000"
* "Land of the Lost"
* "Moonshot"
* "Fellowship of the Spear"
* "Doomworld"
* "Aruba"

Season 3
* "Aruba-Con"
* "Freakshow"
* "Zari"
* "Phone Home"
* "Return of the Mack"
* "Helen Hunt"
* "Welcome to the Jungle"
* "Crisis on Earth-X, Part 4"
* "Beebo the God of War"
* "Daddy Darhkest"
* "Here I Go Again"
* "The Curse of the Earth Totem"
* "No Country for Old Dads"
* "Amazing Grace"
* "Necromancing the Stone"
* "I, Ava"
* "Guest Starring John Noble"
* "The Good, The Bad and The Cuddly"

Season 4
* "The Virgin Gary"
* "Witch Hunt"
* "Dancing Queen"
* "Tagumo Attacks!!!"
* "Tender is the Nate"
* "Hell No, Dolly!"
* "Legends of To-Meow-Meow"
* "Lucha De Apuestas"
* "The Getaway"
* "Séance and Sensibility"
* "The Eggplant, The Witch & The Wardrobe"
* "Egg MacGuffin"
* "Nip/Stuck"
* "Terms of Service"
* "Hey, World!"

Season 5
* "Crisis on Infinite Earths: Part Five"
* "Meet the Legends"
* "Miss Me, Kiss Me, Love Me"
* "Slay Anything"
* "A Head of Her Time"
* "Mortal Khanbat"
* "Mr. Parker's Cul-De-Sac"
* "Romeo V. Juliet: Dawn of Justness"
* "Zari, Not Zari"
* "The Great British Fake Off"
* "Ship Broken"
* "Freaks and Greeks"
* "I Am Legends"
* "The One Where We're Trapped On TV"
* "Swan Thong"

Season 6
* "Ground Control To Sara Lance"
* "Meat: The Legends"
* "The Ex-Factor"
* "Bay of Squids"

### *Chronicles of Cisco*

* "Episode 1"
* "Episode 2" (dream)
* "Episode 3" (dream)
* "Episode 4"

### *Stretched Scene*

* "Stretched Scene #1"
* "Stretched Scene #2"
* "Stretched Scene #3"

### *Freedom Fighters: The Ray*

* "Episode One"
* "Episode Two"
* "Episode Three"
* "Episode Four"
* "Episode Five"
* "Episode Six"

### *Black Lightning*

Season 1
* "The Resurrection"
* "Lawanda: The Book of Hope"
* "Lawanda: The Book of Burial"
* "Black Jesus"
* "And Then the Devil Brought the Plague: The Book of Green Light"
* "Three Sevens: The Book of Thunder"
* "Equinox: The Book of Fate"
* "The Book of Revelations"
* "The Book of Little Black Lies"
* "Sins of the Father: The Book of Redemption"
* "Black Jesus: The Book of Crucifixion"
* "The Resurrection and the Light: The Book of Pain"
* "Shadow of Death: The Book of War"

Season 2
* "The Book of Consequences: Chapter One: Rise of the Green Light Babies"
* "The Book of Consequences: Chapter Two: Black Jesus Blues"
* "The Book of Consequences: Chapter Three: Master Lowry"
* "The Book of Consequences: Chapter Four: Translucent Freak"
* "The Book of Blood: Chapter One: Requiem"
* "The Book of Blood: Chapter Two: The Perdi"
* "The Book of Blood: Chapter Three: The Sange"
* "The Book of Rebellion: Chapter One: Exodus"
* "The Book of Rebellion: Chapter Two: Gift of Magi"
* "The Book of Rebellion: Chapter Three: Angelitos Negros"
* "The Book of Secrets: Chapter One: Prodigal Son"
* "The Book of Secrets: Chapter Two: Just and Unjust"
* "The Book of Secrets: Chapter Three: Pillar of Fire"
* "The Book of Secrets: Chapter Four: Original Sin"
* "The Book of the Apocalypse: Chapter One: The Alpha"
* "The Book of the Apocalypse: Chapter Two: The Omega"

Season 3
* "The Book of Occupation: Chapter One: Birth of Blackbird"
* "The Book of Occupation: Chapter Two"
* "The Book of Occupation: Chapter Three"
* "The Book of Occupation: Chapter Four"
* "The Book of Occupation: Chapter Five"
* "The Book of Resistance: Chapter One"
* "The Book of Resistance: Chapter Two"
* "The Book of Resistance: Chapter Three: The Battle of Franklin Terrace"
* "The Book of Resistance: Chapter Four: Earth Crisis"
* "The Book of Markovia: Chapter One: Blessings and Curses Reborn"
* "The Book of Markovia: Chapter Two"
* "The Book of Markovia: Chapter Three"
* "The Book of Markovia: Chapter Four"
* "The Book of War: Chapter One: Homecoming"
* "The Book of War: Chapter Two"
* "The Book of War: Chapter Three: Liberation"

Season 4
* "The Book of Reconstruction: Chapter One"
* "The Book of Reconstruction: Chapter Two"
* "The Book of Reconstruction: Chapter Three"
* "The Book of Reconstruction: Chapter Four"
* "The Book of Ruin: Chapter One"
* "The Book of Ruin: Chapter Two"
* "Painkiller"
* "The Book of Ruin: Chapter Three"
* "The Book of Ruin: Chapter Four: Lyding"
* "The Book of Reunification: Chapter One"
* "The Book of Reunification: Chapter Two"
* "The Book of Resurrection: Chapter One"
* "The Book of Resurrection: Chapter Two: Closure"

### *Superman & Lois*

#### Season 1

* "Heritage"
* "The Perks of Not Being a Wallflower"
* "Haywire"
* "The Best of Smallville"
* "Broken Trust"
* "Man of Steel"

### Comics

#### *The Flash TV Special*

* "The Quick and the Dead"
* "Meet Kid Flash"

#### *The Flash: Season Zero*

* "The Strongman Cometh"
* "Who Let the Chimps Out?"
* "A Goodnight Hiss"
* "Big Top Brawl"
* "The Talented Mr. Bliss"
* "A Captive Audience"
* "Showtime"
* "The Big Finale"
* *Smoak Signals* part 1
* *Smoak Signals* part 2
* "Bite Marks"
* "Shark Bait"
* "Fish Fry"
* "Blood Loss"
* "A Little Help from Some Friends"
* "The Impossible Mission"
* "A Minor Setback"
* "A New Home"
* "Black Star"
* "Day in the Life"
* "Of Fire and Ice"
* "Of Ice and Fire"
* *Mentors and Meltdown*s part 1
* *Mentors and Meltdown*s part 2

### Novels

* *The Flash: The Haunting of Barry Allen*
* *Arrow: A Generation of Vipers*
* *The Flash: Johnny Quick*

### *The Chronicles of Cisco*

* Post 1 "Chapter One: Peek-a-Boo"
* Post 2 "The Cold Gun"
* Post 3 "Chapter Two: Prism"
* Post 4 "Chapter Three: The Mist"
* Post 5 "Chapter Four: Cinema Cisco"
* Post 6 "The Heat Gun"
* Post 7 "Chapter Five: Mark Mardon"
* Post 8 "Chapter Six: Brie Larvan"
* Post 9 "Chapter Seven: Hannibal Bates"
* Post 10 "Chapter Eight: Jake Simmons"
* Post 11 "Chapter Nine: Cisco Disco"
* Post 12 "Chapter Ten"
* Post 13
* Post 14 "S.T.A.R. Labs 4EVR!!!"
* Post 15 "The Boot"
* Post 16 "Namaste"
* Post 17 "S.W.A.K."
* Post 18 "Trick or Treat!"
* Post 19
* Post 20 "A Little TLC!"
* Post 21
* Post 22
* Post 23 "Vibe vs. The Fifth Grader"
* Post 24
* Post 25 "BBFF"
* Post 26 "Bon Voyage!"
* Post 27
* Post 28
* Post 29 "Vibe Goggles"
* Post 30 "Land vs. Sea!"
* Post 31 "Cisco's Central City Sightseeing Tour"
* Post 32 "Zoom.Is.Jay."
* Post 33 "Welcome to Gorilla City!"
* Post 34
* Post 35
* Post 36
* Post 37
* Post 38
* Post 39
* Post 40
* Post 41 "Target Practice!"
* Post 42
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## Notes

1. "Clayface" and "Chris Cassius" (real names unknown) each gained powers from drinking a special chemical formula, reacting to it in similar ways due to the fact that they're father and son, and therefore are genetically similar. However, unlike other meta-humans in their universe, they weren't born with their powers.
2. While Guy was born with his powers, unlike most meta-humans in his universe, it is known how he obtained them; he was genetically engineered to live out an entire life cycle all within a few days, aging at an accelerated rate every time he fell asleep.
3. Unlike most meta-humans on Earth-203, Harleen Quinzel was not born with meta-human powers. Instead, she gained the power of hypnotism in manner similar to the way that Clifford DeVoe stole the powers of the 'bus-metas' on Earth-1; through an experiment to transfer meta-human powers from one host to another. Also like DeVoe, this left the meta-human who originally had this power dead.
4. Hawkman and Hawkgirl were originally referred to as meta-humans by Cisco Ramon, but Vandal Savage was described by Barry Allen as something other than a meta-human, a user of magic. However, while Vandal Savage can use magic, it was eventually revealed that both his and his nemeses' powers come from a mutation triggered by Thanagarian technology. Whether this confirms their status as meta-humans is unclear.
5. Those infected by Mirakuru show signs of mutation similar to people affected by dark matter: either mutating and surviving, or dying after irradiation. Additionally, Mirakuru-infected Cyrus Gold was part of Barry Allen's initial investigation into sightings of "the impossible", which included other meta-humans. However, Mirakuru-infected were not directly called meta-humans.
6. These individuals were either directly called meta-humans, or exhibit mutations identical to others who were called meta-humans, but weren't directly affected by a particle accelerator explosion themselves.
7. These individuals were directly called meta-humans, but the source of their mutations is unknown.
8. In an alternate timeline where David Hersch presumably became a serial killer known as Cicada (who targeted meta-humans), Floyd Belkin was his first victim. However, because Orlin Dwyer became Cicada in the new timeline instead of Hersch, Belkin was never one of his victims. It's currently unknown whether Floyd Belkin even became a meta-human in this new timeline at all.
9. Many of these individuals each gained powers by taking some type of drug, but in each case, the respective drug's effects did not grant them permanent powers, making their status as true meta-humans debatable. In a few cases, temporary powers were gained due to mind control being used upon that person.

## Behind the scenes

In the DC comics, "Metahumans" are a loose term to describe any and all beings with superpowers. Although stricter classification exists in-universe (with Homo Maji, magic users, being a separate group from the wielders of "Metagene"), different types of superhumans are often lumped together, while the Arrowverse continuity distinguishes mutated humans from other beings with powers.

* The term "meta-human" usually refers to a mutated human. The prefix "*meta-*" means "*beyond*", denoting abilities beyond human limits. However, animals can go through similar mutations, like Grodd; a meta-gorilla. The meta-spiders are a similar known case.
* Meta-humans used to rarely appear on *Arrow*​​​​​ due to the show being more realistic. However, due to the introduction of Dinah Drake and Earth-2 Laurel Lance, since "Vigilante"​​​​ meta-humans have appeared on every episode; except for "Kapiushon"​​.
* While it seems that the meta-human powers are transmissible to a meta-human's offspring (as seen in the case of Nora West-Allen), it is clear that powers deriving from Thanagarian mutations are not transmissible, due to the fact that Aldus Boardman (the son of Edith and Joe Boardman; incarnations of Hawkgirl and Hawkman who lived during the early twentieth century), and the children of Vandal Savage born over the millennia did not possess them.
	+ However, the status of individuals with Thangarian mutations (like Hawkgirl, Hawkman and Savage) as meta-humans is unconfirmed.

## References

1. ↑ "The New Rogues"
2. ↑ *The Flash: Johnny Quick*
3. ↑ "The Darkness and the Light"
4. ↑ "Prey for the Hunter"
5. ↑ "The Fury of Firestorm"
6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 "The Scientist"
7. ↑ 7.0 7.1 "The Flash & The Furious"
8. ↑ "Back to Normal"
9. ↑ "Legends of Yesterday"
10. ↑ "The Present"
11. ↑ 11.0 11.1 11.2 "Invasion!"
12. ↑ "The Justice Society of America"
13. ↑ "White Knights"
14. ↑ "The Chicago Way"
15. ↑ "Tricksters"
16. ↑ "The Trap"
17. ↑ "Rogue Air"
18. ↑ "Invincible"
19. ↑ "Legends of Today"
20. ↑ "Legendary"
21. ↑ "Flashpoint"
22. ↑ "Paradox"
23. ↑ 23.0 23.1 "Killer Frost"
24. ↑ "Think Fast"
25. ↑ "Luck Be a Lady"
26. ↑ "We Are The Flash"
27. ↑ "News Flash"
28. ↑ "Legacy"
29. ↑ "Crisis on Infinite Earths: Part Four"
30. ↑ "The Book of Resistance: Chapter Four: Earth Crisis"
31. ↑ "The Book of War: Chapter One: Homecoming"
32. ↑ "Grodd Friended Me"
33. ↑ "Marathon"
34. ↑ "Death of the Speed Force"
35. ↑ "The Speed of Thought"
36. ↑ "Run, Iris, Run"
37. ↑ "Mother"
38. ↑ "Zari"
39. ↑ "Hey, World!"
40. ↑ "Flash vs. Arrow"
41. ↑ "Deus Lex Machina"
42. ↑ "Crisis on Infinite Earths: Part Four"
43. ↑ 43.0 43.1 "The Death of Vibe"
44. ↑ 44.0 44.1 "What's Past is Prologue"

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