Is 'Fortnite' Whipping Out 'The Flash's Speed Force After Missile Launch?
07/02/2018 06:27 pm EDT
The Launch
The missile launch took place at 1:30 pm ET on Saturday. Launching from the Fortnite island's western coast, the missile quickly plummeted back to the ground with Tilted Towers as its destination. However, it quickly vanished after hitting some sort of barrier and would rip through different portals and zip across the map before opening a tear above the island.
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It didn't take long for the theories to being. "The rocket was supposed to destroy [Tilted Towers] but a super hero used their powers to stop it," one Twitter use wrote. "Sorta like Vibe from The Flash."
Twitter user Cristo agrees.
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Twitter user Pressure Hidden, and many others, share the same belief.
"This whole Fortnite event reminds me of Season One of The Flash," Pressure Hidden wrote in a tweet. "The ripple in times and all. The speed. Everything. Just my thoughts."
They might be on to something, after all. Gamers who complete weekly challenges earn a comic book page which tells a bit of the game's story which is themed around super heroes, at the moment.
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"The Flash in Fortnite?" Twitter user Addison asks, simply.
There is not an overwhelming amount of The Flash and Fortnite crossover theories but it is clearly gaining steam and time travel might just be coming into play as Fortnite heads into Season Five.
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"I dont know if this is a good place to post it but I think that a theory for the rocket and the crack in the sky line in The Flash," Twitter user Brennan Palmer wrote. "It goes so fast that it time travels then comes back into present time. That explains how it teleports. And I think that aliens come out of the crack."
This theory sounds like a combination of ideas inspired by The Flash's Speed Force and 2012's The Avengers which saw a portal open above New York City which allowed the army of Chitauri aliens to invade.
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Twitter user Jaguar 115 simply put a photo from The Flash and Fortnite's missile launch's impact side by side for comparison.
"So, people are comparing the Speedster thing," Twitter user JustDisney replied to Jaguar 115's tweet. "For once a good CW The Flash meme."
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