'Crisis on Infinite Earths': First episode of each Arrowverse show after epic battle will pay tribute to dead heroes

The deaths of the older heroes will also have an impact on the storyline considering how pivotal they were in guiding the present day heroes. At this stage, it is safe to say the first few minutes of 'The Flash', 'Batwoman' and 'Supergirl' will pay tribute to these characters.
Earth-90's Barry Allen sacrificed himself in the 'Crisis' (Credit: The CW)
Earth-90's Barry Allen sacrificed himself in the 'Crisis' (Credit: The CW)

It has been three gripping episodes of 'Crisis on Infinite Earths'. There was no dearth of shockers as the show killed off major characters without a second thought. And while it is clear, most of them would be revived at the end of the multiverse-shattering battle, a few may most likely not make it. The older Barry Allen (John Wesley Shipp), Kevin Conroy's Bruce Wayne and Kingdom Come Superman maybe a few of those heroes who wouldn't probably be coming back and at this stage, it is safe to say the first few minutes of 'The Flash', 'Batwoman' and 'Supergirl' will pay tribute to these characters.

The deaths of these characters will also have an impact on the storyline considering how pivotal they were in guiding the present day heroes. Earth-90's Barry Allen was a guiding force for Earth-1 Barry (Grant Gustin) all through his time as the Scarlet Speedster, while for Kara Danvers (Melissa Benoist), the presence of multiple Clark Kents in the multiverse meant she could learn more about her own. Kate Kane (Ruby Rose) may have witnessed the death of Bruce Wayne in front of her eyes, but the cousin has been instrumental in shaping Kate's journey as Batwoman. Their deaths will most definitely have an impact on the surviving characters at the end of 'Crisis'.

The only death in question right now is Oliver Queen's (Stephen Amell) Green Arrow. He was killed by the Shadow Demons in the first part but was revived by being immersed in the Lazarus Pit. He now has Spectre's spirit in him, but will that be enough to obliterate the Anti-Monitor's death? Or will we see him lay down his life for the second time?  Only time will tell.

What are your thoughts on what the first post 'Crisis' episodes on each of the Arrowverse shows would be? 

'Crisis On Infinite Earths Part 4' continues on Arrow Tuesday, January 14, 2020, at 8 pm on The CW.

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