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On Earth-1, Heart introduced himself as the "God of Speed", a title previously used by Savitar. Nora also notes that his plans of making a perfected Velocity 9 would make him "the most powerful speedster", another title that Savitar used. On Earth-Prime, he forgoes the "God of Speed" title and considers himself a god. Albeit unintentionally, he also fractures himself in time, which was one of Savitar's goals. In addition August's unique speedster physiology was able to make him immune to meta-human dampening tech, same with Savitar while using the Philosopher's Stone and imprisoned in the Speed Force. In a previous timeline, he used tachyons to gain super speed and Velocity 9 to enhance it. He was stopped and imprisoned by Nora West-Allen after murdering Lia Nelson. There can only be one god of speed, Flash. This didn't work out like you planned, Flash. Now guess what comes next. Tag, you're dead." —August Heart [src]

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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. Godspeed suit: August wears a protective suit as his villainous alter-ego, Godspeed, to hide his identity from his victims. [1] 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. In January 2048, he started working as an intern at Mercury Labs, but he was fired in August of the same year after being found guilty of administering tachyons on 17 different elderly comatose patients. While criminal charges were never formally brought against him, there were four civil lawsuits pending. [1] Career as Godspeed [ ]

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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. Unfazed and flattered by the uneasy alliance between the Flash and the Reverse-Flash just to stop him, all three speedsters proceeded to fight with lightning swords. Godspeed subdued the Flash with a surprise sonic boom, but he was stabbed in the chest by the Reverse-Flash while he was distracted yet this didn't kill him. After the battle, his mind had been wiped of the Flash's identity by the Speed Force and is incarcerated in Iron Heights. [5] Possible futures [ ] August also appears to take some inspiration from Barry, as he sports a nanotech mask similar to Barry's fifth suit as the Flash. 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.Meta-human power dampener/Speedster dampening bracelet: In a previous timeline, August was unable to use his speed after Nora cuffed him with speedster dampening bracelet. However, after injecting himself with another dose of V9, he was able to phase it off and access his speed again. [1] Post-Crisis, August no longer had this weakness, however, since he established a natural Speed Force connection it is unclear whether he would lose access to his powers or if they'd merely be greatly diminished while being dampened. August is the first main antagonist that appeared in previous seasons as a recurring villain and then later on become the main antagonist in a later season. The second being Eobard Thawne. Eventually, August's hatred for Impulse became so intense that he, at some point, captured the older Flash and forced Impulse to watch as he murdered the older Flash. [4] Altered timeline [ ] In April 2044, he worked as a janitor at Ollins Laboratories until he was fired in July of the same year. He worked once more as a janitor at Stagg Industries in August 2044, but quit for unknown reasons in December of the same year. He quit his job again as a barista at the Petersburg branch of CC Jitters after working from February to March 2045. After working as an inventory technician at Dayton Laboratory from May to June 2045, he was fired, and he worked once more as a barista at the Mounds View branch of CC Jitters from November to December 2045 until he was fired again. Superhuman speed: August can move at such vast speeds, indeterminable to the naked eye. He boasts that he is the "God of Speed". His speed is so great that even a camera able to capture a trillion frames per second can barely capture his lightning trail. After gaining a speed boost and organic Speed Force connection thanks to Barry and the absorption of his clones, he was able to vastly outpace Barry. Team Flash theorized that August's tremendous speed boost would be temporary, however, so his title as the "fastest man alive" is presumably short-lived.

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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. 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. 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. His identity was exposed when his DNA was found inside Lia's body, providing CCPD with the necessary evidence to obtain an arrest warrant. 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.During the interrogation, the clone revealed that he knew Barry's secret identity, he also told Barry about the two factions of Godspeed and how he belonged to the group that seeks to live and do not follow August. After explaining to Barry that he needed help to kill August, the hero refused and the clone of Godspeed escaped from the pipeline, destroying the entropy trap before escaping. The clones of Godspeed are a reference to the Speed Scout power he has in the DC comics. However, unlike the DC comics, having clones only slows him down and it does not appear to cause him pain.

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Imagine your own superhero adventures with this amazing XL action figure! He's wearing the classic Flash costume and has articulated limbs to help you move your hero into any pose you like. At some point in the future, August eventually returned to 2049 to continue to antagonize Impulse and was supposed to die in 2052 during a final fight with the young speedster. [8] Legion of Zoom [ ] Godspeed seemed to go after the Flash in his 30s due to him being mentally weaker than his 2049 counterpart. The Flash is always ready to race into action! With his super speed, agility and endurance, you can be sure he'll defeat all his enemies to save the day. August is the third main villain who was defeated but hasn't ended up being killed/erased (after Bloodwork and Mirror Monarch).

August is extremely arrogant to the point of having a god-complex, as he proclaims himself the "God of Speed". August is also delusional, as he believes that Bart is unworthy of being a speedster.