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They're based in convenient locations including supermarkets, newsagents and train stations. Plus they're often open late and on Sundays. Time travel limitation: August required the use of the Cosmic Treadmill in the Flash Museum to travel to 2021, as he was unable to naturally do so by himself. As his clones were formed from his consciousness being fractured from time travel, they also had this limitation, although unlike him, they could recharge themselves by going into the Speed Force. Now that he has a connection to the Speed Force, he can time travel at will.

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Superhuman reflexes: August's reaction time is augmented to superhuman levels, allowing him to react to danger and events far faster than normal humans. In the new multiverse, August also takes cues from Zoom and the Rival, sporting a harsher voice and more sadistic personality. In Earth-Prime's timeline, August is a young physicist and desired to run faster than light. So he created his own version of the Velocity formula. August soon realized that, no matter how fast he was, he'd never be fast enough without an organic connection to the Speed Force. August later saw how irresponsibly the young speedster Impulse was and which he deemed unworthy of speed. August began coveting Impulse's speed, as having artificial speed was a "pale imitation" of being a speedster as he needed to frequently recharge his powers. In response to his jealousy, August became a personal enemy to the young speedster to the point that their relationship to that of the 'main' Flash and the Reverse-Flash.Electromagnetic radiation/Radio waves: In a previous timeline, August's Velocity 9 enhanced speed was disabled when he was hit with radio waves, and he seemingly lost access to his powers. After Crisis, he still initially appeared to have this weakness, as this energy was able to disable and greatly weaken the Godspeed clones. However, he presumably no longer has this weakness since gaining "organic speed" and a connection to the Speed Force.

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Godspeed suit: August wears a protective suit as his villainous alter-ego, Godspeed, to hide his identity from his victims. [4] Superhuman mental process: August's powers also make his system and thought processing able to take in and retain information just as fast and efficiently. Even while using his raw speed, he can clearly think, react to events, and perform actions long before normal humans can perceive them. As part of a plan orchestrated by the Negative Speed Force, August was pulled from time alongside Hunter Zolomon, the Reverse-Flash and Savitar. Appearing inside the physical manifestation of the Negative Speed Force, August came face to face with Zoom, butting heads with his fellow villainous speedster which had been foreseen by the Negative Still Force. [9] Although the two erroneously believed that they were captured by the Flash, the Reverse-Flash corrected this explaining that the speedsters had been brought to the Negative Speed Force by an unknown entity before Savitar's arrival. Eddie Thawne/Cobalt Blue ultimately proposed that the speedsters present were unable to defeat the Flash separately so everyone should team up as a group. Intangibility: August can move and vibrate any part of his body so fast that he can effortlessly change his frequency and phase himself through people or objects. This allows him to seamlessly phase his arm through people, killing them instantly without outwardly damaging them.Speed Force - Negative Speed Force connection/ Meta-human physiology: Through August's research into tachyons and the Velocity serums, he was able to grant himself a powerful, albeit unstable connection to the Speed Force, giving him the powers of incredible speed. This meant he was completely unaffected by the death of the Speed Force and meta-dampening tech. After forcing Barry's hand, August was given a natural connection to the Speed Force, greatly augmenting his powers, which combined with his other enhancements granted him additional abilities seemingly unique to him. After gaining a connection to organic Speed Force and accessing his full potential, August became so dangerous and powerful that it took Flash and Reverse-Flash working together to stop him. When August agreed to team up with Cobalt Blue, Reverse-Flash and the others, August gained a connection to the Negative Speed Force which made him even more powerful. Because the Godspeed war was going too far, Barry decided to give organic speed to August, much to his surprise. According to Jay, his artificial speed cells were dormant, hence why he lost his memories. But as soon as he recovered his speed, he also recovered his entire memory and fully embraced his criminal activity as Godspeed. Godspeed suit: August wears a protective suit as his villainous alter-ego, Godspeed, to hide his identity from his victims. [1]

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In the DC comics, Godspeed is August Heart, a murderous vigilante speedster introduced in the recent Rebirth storyline who worked with Barry Allen at CCPD by day and killed other speedsters by night. Eventually, he had a redemption arc as an anti-hero. Godspeed used his vibrating hand to murder Lia Nelson, a signature move utilized by the Reverse-Flash. Superhuman agility: August has demonstrated flawless coordination, equilibrium and dexterity. He can change direction with immediate sharp turns without sliding or losing balance and instantly stop running on the spot. August also appears to take some inspiration from Barry, as he sports a nanotech mask similar to Barry's fifth suit as the Flash. After the defeat of two equivalents of Cicada in 2019 altered Earth-1's timeline, clones of Godspeed appeared throughout the summer of 2019 and caused chaos throughout Central City on at least three separate occasions, being defeated each time by Team Flash. After being defeated, each instance of Godspeed was revealed to have actually been an impostor incapable of speech and making strange, modem-like noises.Also, unlike his comic book counterpart, who can only create one clone of himself, the TV equivalent of August can create multiple clones at once. The younger Flash saved the civilians and fought this clone of Godspeed, but he was too fast and powerful. He claimed the younger Flash didn't deserve the speed, but "we" did. This clone of Godspeed had the upper hand until the arrival of Pied Piper who teamed up with the younger Flash to defeat him. Upon being placed in Iron Heights, he was interrogated. This clone of Godspeed said that he was sent by another who wanted infinite velocity, but his voice started to make broken modem sounds like the previous clones of Godspeed did before he could reveal more. [3] The Godspeed Imperative [ ] August is the third main villain who was defeated but hasn't ended up being killed/erased (after Bloodwork and Mirror Monarch). While running through Central City, a clone of Godspeed was captured by The younger Flash and Spartan with an entropy trap. He was later put in the pipeline cell and didn't communicate with the younger Flash until he was sure that Barry could help him.