How was Jay and Zoom in two places at once?

He Can’t Be Two Places At Once So, as he explained to the entire team in the most recent episode, “Versus Zoom,” he needed to find a way to be in two places at once: the answer was a time remnant, retrieved from the past.

Why did Zoom keep Jay Garrick?

Zoom wants to be the only Speedster in the multiverse, so he can take over the multiverse. The reason why he captured Jay Garrick is because he couldn’t steal Jay’s Speed. However, with Jay out of Earth-3, Zoom could take over Earth-3.

Is Jay Garrick bad?

Jay Garrick is a veteran speedster from Earth-3 and a vigilante known as the Flash, stylized as the Crimson Comet. Jay was found by Hunter Zolomon/Zoom, an evil meta-human speedster from Earth-2, and held as a prisoner in Hunter’s lair on Earth-2, forced to wear an iron mask that dampened his powers.

Is Jay Garrick related to Barry Allen?

This new Flash, named Barry Allen, was completely unrelated to Jay Garrick. In fact, Garrick had never existed, as far as the new books were concerned. Barry Allen’s first appearance shows him reading a copy of Flash Comics, lamenting that Garrick was “just a character some writer dreamed up”.

Who is the tapping man in flash?

Jay Garrick
Tonight’s Season 2 finale of the CW’s The Flash revealed the face of the Man in the Iron Mask, aka Jay Garrick, and it was none other than actor John Wesley Shipp, best known for playing Barry Allen way back on the 1990s CBS version of the series.

Is Jay Garrick Hunter Zolomon?

Jay Garrick is a false identity. Jay’s real name is Hunter Zolomon, who isn’t some schlub on Earth-1, but a notorious serial killer on Earth-2. Zolomon was orphaned after his father (inexplicably wearing Jay’s Earth-2 Flash costume, complete with the goofy helmet) murders his mother — or so we’re led to believe.

Is Jay Garrick Zoom on ‘the Flash’?

Before The Flash zoomed off for a short hiatus, it answered the question that’s been fueling debate all over the Internet since Season 2 began. It seems that Jay Garrick is Zoom, the Earth-2 speedster who’s been wreaking havoc across dimensions all season.

Is Jay Garrick Zoom on ‘The Walking Dead’?

It seems that Jay Garrick is Zoom, the Earth-2 speedster who’s been wreaking havoc across dimensions all season. Garrick was a popular guess for the big bad’s secret identity among fans, given his outsider status. But at the conclusion of the Feb. 23 episode “King Shark,” that theory was seemingly confirmed for good.

What happened to Jay/zoom’s face?

Zoom comes back through the breach into his lair (the mysterious masked prisoner looking on, quaking with fear), dumps Jay’s body unceremoniously, and takes off his mask to reveal a face identical to the one on the body sprawled on the ground. “Well,” Jay/Zoom says, “this is a complication.”

How did zoom become Zoom on Earth-2?

When Barry, Cisco, and Harrison Wells travel to Earth-2, Hunter realizes he can’t be in two places at once and travels back in time to grab a previous version of himself to take on the persona of Jay on Earth-1 — who Hunter/Zoom later kills through the breach — leaving him free to be Zoom on Earth-2.