- For other uses of The Flash, see The Flash (Disambiguation).
“ | Keep trying to break me down... because I am not afraid of the woman that I am today. | ” |
— Iris West-Allen to Eva McCulloch[src]
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Iris West-Allen (née West) is a renowned reporter and the owner of Central City Citizen. West is also the daughter of Joe and Francine West, the sister of Wally and Jenna West, the wife of Barry Allen and the mother of Nora West-Allen and Bart West-Allen.
West's father adopted Barry Allen in 2000, and they created a strong bond. Unbeknownst to West, Allen developed a crush on her and later revealed his identity as The Flash. West joined Allen's team and assisted his vigilantism. The two later fell in love and married to each other.
West-Allen soon started her own news media, Central City Citizen, and wrote articles on the unbelievable daily life of Central City.
Biography[edit source]
Early Life[edit source]
Iris West was born to Joe and Francine West in Central City.
After college freshmen year, West returned to her childhood home with her father and spent a fall together. They then started arguing over small things such as watching sports on Saturday while studying. She then realized it was due to her different habits after becoming an adult, which allowed the time with Joe to find a normal between them again.[5]
The Streak[edit source]
When a speedster began to defend Central City from rogue Metahumans, West approached the vigilante and named him "The Streak." Unbeknownst to West, the vigilante was, in fact, her childhood friend Barry Allen. The identity was later revealed and West proceeded to work with the vigilante as a member of Team Flash.[6]
In 2017, West married Allen and their wedding was interrupted by a group of time travelling Nazi clones.[7]
Crisis on Infinite Earths[edit source]
In January 2020, Iris's Earth-1 counterpart's memories was restored by J'onn J'onzz.
Reflections and Lies[edit source]
Black Hole[edit source]
In 2020, West-Allen started investigating Joseph Carver and his secret organization. After she discovered the secrets of the organization, Carver sent Doctor Light to assassinate the members of Team Citizen. Luckily, Cecile Horton sensed the attack and protected them. Later, she talked to Carver again to convince him not to sue the Citizen. Soon afterwards, West was kidnapped into the Mirrorverse, and she was replaced by a Reflection copy.[8]
A day later, West-Allen met Eva McCulloch in the Mirrorverse, and they worked together to escape. However, she was unaware that McCulloch was merely using her as a method to escape. Weeks later, she discovered a hidden room behind the mirror of the building and realized McCulloch's true intentions. After West-Allen found out the truth, McCulloch tied her up and left the Mirrorverse. West-Allen soon found Kamilla Hwang at S.T.A.R. Labs in the Mirrorverse and tried to escape with her. Eventually, West-Allen disappeared in a refraction of light.[9]
Forced Escape[edit source]
After a series of attempts by McCulloch to break her mind, West-Allen was able to overcome the situation[10] and rendezvous with Hwang at Butler Plaza. They both then arrived at S.T.A.R. Labs and met David Singh. However, Singh and Hwang's side effects caused by the Mirror Gun came into effect. While trying to bring the both of them to the med lab, the Portal Machine opened and Allen arrived to bring her out. Despite West-Allen's refusal to return alone, she was eventually forcibly brought to Earth-Prime and immediately fell unconscious.[11]
Restarting the Speed Force[edit source]
Traumas[edit source]
God Complex[edit source]
Relationship with "Nora Allen"[edit source]
Search for the Speed Force[edit source]
Children[edit source]
Family Matters[edit source]
Calm Before the Storm[edit source]
Goodbye Cisco[edit source]
Psycho-Cecile[edit source]
The Godspeed Imperative[edit source]
Uncontrollable Powers[edit source]
Progenies[edit source]
All Hands on Deck[edit source]
Leveled Up[edit source]
Heroic Choices[edit source]
Still Force Treatments[edit source]
Being the Boss[edit source]
Negative[edit source]
Coast City Phantom[edit source]
Bad News[edit source]
Vanished into Thin Air[edit source]
Apparitions[edit source]
A Way to Mourn[edit source]
Sacrifice[edit source]
A Survivor[edit source]
Rogue War[edit source]
Wednesday Time Loop[edit source]
Choices[edit source]
Trusting the Rogues[edit source]
A Surprise Visit[edit source]
True Justice[edit source]
Babymoon Adventures[edit source]
No Zooping Policy[edit source]
Fever Dream[edit source]
Trapped in Time[edit source]
Bloodwork Returns[edit source]
The Final Run[edit source]
The Flash Vanishes[edit source]
Just in Time[edit source]
Believe in the Impossible[edit source]
Alternate Versions[edit source]
Possible Future[edit source]
Erased Timeline[edit source]
Armageddon[edit source]
Leveled Up[edit source]
Despero's Prophecy[edit source]
Not Afraid[edit source]
Reverse Flashpoint[edit source]
Powers and Abilities[edit source]
Powers[edit source]
- Accelerated Healing Factor: While sharing the oxygen to the embryo in her body, the embryo Nora West-Allen also shares her superhuman abilities of accelerated healing to West-Allen, letting her fight off Bloodwork's infection.[12]
Former Powers[edit source]
- Temporal Mutation: When time began fracturing, West-Allen started jumping in and out of her timeline. She was then released back to Earth by Deon Owens, who used his connection to the Still Force to regularly stabilize West-Allen's situation.[13]
- Temporal Awareness: Through the mutation, West-Allen also gains the ability to feel timeline alterations, with her seeing gray particulates floating.[14]
- Time Alteration/Displacement: Affected by the mutation, West-Allen often involuntarily alter time around herself, most notably having episodes and losing time. Additionally, West-Allen also sent objects and individuals away from the present.[15]
- Connection to the Mirrorverse: After staying in the Mirrorverse for a few months, West-Allen developed powers to connect to the Mirrorverse when McCulloch creates a link between Earth-Prime and the Mirrorverse. As McCulloch returned to the Mirrorverse, West-Allen no longer possesses the powers.[16]
- Vitrikinesis: West-Allen was able to control reflective shards and withstands McCulloch's control.[16]
- Speed Force Connection: When the Speed Force boosted the speed of Allen, Garrick, Nora and Bart, West-Allen was affected as well and gained a brief connection to the Speed Force.[1]
- Superhuman Speed: West-Allen was able to run at superhuman speed.[1]
- Aerokinesis: By spinning her hands at superhuman speed, West-Allen was capable of creating wind vortexes and blows her opponents away with a strong gust of wind.[1]
- Electrokinesis: West-Allen emitted purple lightning from her body when she ran.[1]
- Speed Force Aura: West-Allen was protected by an aura of invisible energy, protecting her from burning due to extreme friction and from gravitational forces.[1]
- Accelerated Perception: West-Allen was able to perceive actions and words that appeared for a brief moment in time.[1]
- Superhuman Momentum: West-Allen could withstand extreme kinetic energy. She could also stop completely even running at a superhuman speed.[1]
- Superhuman Reflexes: West-Allen was capable of responding to attacks quickly.[1]
- Superhuman Speed: West-Allen was able to run at superhuman speed.[1]
Abilities[edit source]
- Bilingualism: West-Allen is fluent in English and French.[17]
- Journalism: West-Allen has been a reporter for a long time and has gathered enough experience.
Appearances[edit source]
Notes[edit source]
- West-Allen's phone number is "555-0164".[14]
Gallery[edit source]
Promotional Images[edit source]
References[edit source]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 1.8 Heart of the Matter, Part 2
- ↑ The One with the Nineties
- ↑ Armageddon, Part 5
- ↑ Negative, Part 1
- ↑ Growing Pains
- ↑ Phantoms
- ↑ Bored on Board Onboard
- ↑ Marathon
- ↑ Success Is Assured
- ↑ All's Wells That Ends Wells
- ↑ The Speed of Thought
- ↑ It's My Party and I'll Die If I Want To
- ↑ P.O.W.
- ↑ 14.0 14.1 Armageddon, Part 3
- ↑ Reckless
- ↑ 16.0 16.1 Mother
- ↑ Rogues of War
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