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Following Team Flash's escape from Earth-2, Gorilla Grodd uses the mind-controlled interdimensional bounty hunter Gypsy to portal his armored gorilla army to Earth-1.
The episode's primary philosophical conflict revolves around Barry’s internal struggle regarding his "no-kill" policy. [S3E14] Attack on Central City
" Attack on Central City ," the fourteenth episode of The Flash 's third season, serves as the concluding chapter of a two-part Gorilla Grodd event. Airing on February 28, 2017, the episode transitions the conflict from the lush jungles of Gorilla City to the urban landscape of Central City, balancing high-stakes action with deeply personal moral dilemmas and romantic milestones. Following Team Flash's escape from Earth-2, Gorilla Grodd
: Cisco Ramon and Gypsy travel to Earth-2 to recruit Solovar, the former leader of Gorilla City. Solovar challenges Grodd to a trial by combat, ultimately defeating him and reclaiming leadership of the army. At Barry's request, Solovar spares Grodd, who is subsequently taken into custody by A.R.G.U.S.. Key Thematic Elements: "The Another Way" Airing on February 28, 2017, the episode transitions
: Grodd’s initial strategy is psychological and tactical rather than brute force. He mind-controls Air Force General Matthew McNally to attempt a nuclear missile strike on Central City. Barry Allen prevents the catastrophe by using his speed to input thousands of possible launch codes in seconds.
Critical Analysis of The Flash [S3E14]: "Attack on Central City"