Watch The CW Seed's VIXEN Episode 04

Watch The CW Seed's VIXEN Episode 04

Megalyn Echikunwoke stars in the fourth episode of The CW Seed's Vixen which sees if the mystical powers of the Tantu Totem can match the speed of The Flash (Grant Gustin) and the precision of Arrow (Stephen Amell).

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By MarkJulian - Sep 17, 2015 10:09 AM EST
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Vixen episode 04

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Vixen is executive producer by Arrow's Marc Guggenheim. The animated web series will consists of six, short episodes on The CW Seed. CSI and The 4000 actress Megalyn Echikunwoke plays the titular role. Stephen Amell, Grant Gustin, Emily Bett Rickards and Carlos Valdes all voice animated versions of their CW characters. The series will follow McCabe after her parents are killed and she inherits the Tantu Totem - a magical item which bestows its wielder with the power of various animals. Vixen was created by Gerry Conway and Bob Oksner in Action Comics #521 (1981). The animated web series occurs during season 3 of Arrow, between episodes 15 and 16.


Megalyn Echikunwoke stars as Vixen.
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m0th3r
m0th3r - 9/17/2015, 11:01 AM
This show is shapping up nicely...love it
Nitric
Nitric - 9/17/2015, 11:05 AM
It's entreating for the short few minutes its on. I kinda find it hard to believe barry couldn't catch her though, i mean i don't care what animal she picks nothing is faster than the flash.
superotherside
superotherside - 9/17/2015, 11:12 AM
Great show actually. I think it actually might be better than Arrow and Flash atm.

Sad but we won't see a show like this be done in live action on the CW.

It doesn't have enough CWisms in it.
DarthBastard
DarthBastard - 9/17/2015, 11:15 AM
This show is [frick]ing horrible, it's like every cliche crammed into one.
superotherside
superotherside - 9/17/2015, 11:16 AM
@Nitric I agree, although I think they could have had her avoid him or jump over him when he caught up.

I mean, he was going tons faster when facing Reverse Flash.

But then that's a problem for the whole show, because basically that means he would take down everyone in his show easily.

Think about it.

He comes speeding to a the rescue. Don't stop and say hand over your hostage. Just take the hostage wrap up the bad guys etc. and done.

But nope, that's not interesting, so they have to usually tone down his powers.

That's why honestly limitless super speed is a really hard super power to write.

Because you logically can solve every problem.
Baf
Baf - 9/17/2015, 11:39 AM
Decent enough show but hard to say if it's going to get a huge following. I like it. I see it existing for one rea$on. Extra acting time for our heroes. (Kinda like "Classic characterization 101") Fact is, this was Amell's best portrayal of Green Arrow yet. I hope the tone crosses over to his show. It needs to.
Also, agreed. Flash should be able to outrun any earthbound animal. What's up with that?
Baf
Baf - 9/17/2015, 11:48 AM
@superotherside
I talked myself into believing that running at quantum speeds requires an almost infinite amount of variables. Therefore Flash has a learning curve in controlling those variables. The sheer amount of changing your rhythmic steps to match a speed just higher than whatever speed you are trying to best, (in this case a cheetah) takes time and practice. He is either too fast, or too slow but he is a character that continuously learns about The limits of his powers.
superotherside
superotherside - 9/17/2015, 11:58 AM
@Baf Cool explanation. Still feel that in most cases he would be able to prevent whatever very easily.

The writers give him problems that wouldn't be real problems. Which is understandable, because what problem can you make when someone is invincible in a way.

Don't get me wrong, I love Flash, but super speed is just so hard to define IMO.
AceKarma
AceKarma - 9/17/2015, 12:27 PM
Not feeling this show...should've just released it all at once.
Baf
Baf - 9/17/2015, 12:49 PM
@Gusto
Sometimes you gotta grab at strings.
Baf
Baf - 9/17/2015, 12:57 PM
There are many issues with heroes. For example:
Flash-If he actually grabbed people and moved them out of the way at super speed he would break every bone in their body.
Iron Man-stoping short and falling out of the sky would not stop internal injuries. His internal organs should explode every time he takes a ride in that suit. Kind of like a fitted car crash.
Mr. Fantastic-O.K. You can stretch. But when did you get super strength? He's always stopping things that are way too heavy.
Answers to these questions would serve to enrich the characters.
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