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In Legends of Tomorrow, Firestorm is comprised of Jax Johnson and Martin Stein, because Ronnie was killed of since his actor didn't want to be a series regular on Legends. I honestly liked Ronnie Raymond as a character more than Jax Johnson, so here's a brief overview of how I would write him if he decided to join for 1 season before leaving. First of all, since Jax and Ronnie are both engineers, Ronnie would take the role of engineer of the Waverider that Jax had. Secondly, at the end of season 1, instead of Captain Cold sacrificing his life, Ronnie would, so Jax could be introduced in season 2, and Captain Cold and Heatwave could go back to being the Rogues in The Flash season 3.

The only real issue I have with this is why Ronnie would willingly leave Caitlyn to join the Legends.

Season 4 and 6 aren't generally considered great, partially due to the villains. I've come to a realisation about both of them, and realised that their main flaw is the main strength of the other one. Damien Darkh is exceptionally funny and well acted and Neal McDonough is great in the role, but neither he nor H.I.V.E really change or adapt as the story continues, and not much interesting stuff happens with them until they get Rubicon (a flaw that was fixed in Legends but that doesn't count here.) Ricardo Diaz is as bland as a plank of wood, and has no personality beyond going from angry to quiet a lot, but his storyline with taking over the police, courts, and government was sort of compelling even if he wasn't. Damien Darkh is a well written character with a poorly written story, whereas Ricardo Diaz was a poorly written character with a well written story. Personally, if I were writing Damien Darkh and H.I.V.E, I would have H.I.V.E lean further into being a modernised version of the League of Assassins, and have a lot of contrast between the two, making it similar to Providence from Hitman or the Company from Prison Break instead of the identityless masked soldiers we got.

Does anyone else think it's funny that Brother Blood and Bloodwork should have each other's names? I know it's because of their comic counterparts, but Brother Blood's whole gimmick in Arrow season 2 was that he was experimenting on people by injecting Mirakuru into people's blood, hence performing bloodwork on people, whereas Bloodwork used his blood to transform others into zombies, who he refered to as his Blood Brothers.