Wally West (Mobius Chair) — power rating and matchups

These entries record encounters, feats and other events from the character's stories. Read each outcome with its version, sources and condition tags. Arena verdicts use the selected versions and matchup rules; a story result does not determine an arena result. This panel is for reference and does not feed the engine. The record is still being expanded.

Win

v Vandal SavageThe Flash vol. 2 #2

With Francine's help he defeats Savage, who falls from the building to his apparent death ("or they think").

Help: Francine helped him defeat Savage on the rooftop

Had help

Evidence checked: other secondary source checked Key Collector: Flash #2

Win · team encounter

v The SuitThe Flash vol. 2 #132

Max makes the Suit hesitate for a second and Wally flicks a grain of sand through it at super-speed, tearing it, then unravels it at the tear; when the entity reforms on him he vibrates through it and it explodes, apparently trapping the entity in the Speed Force.

Decisive action: Wally, tearing and unravelling the Suit after Max's distraction · Wally West’s part: overloaded the Suit with speed, tore it with a grain of sand and vibrated through it

Fought weakened

3 logged exchanges

The Flash vol. 2 #132With two broken legs he builds a golden Speed Force suit that props him up so he can run; the Suit's whirlwind cuts through its legs and he crashes on a riverbank. plot summary checked DCUI: The Flash #132 Bart Allen Impulse blog: Flash #132
The Flash vol. 2 #132Speeds up the Suit so it races out of control around the world; also passes excess Speed Force energy to Jay to share with Impulse. other secondary source checked Bart Allen Impulse blog: Flash #132
The Flash vol. 2 #132Max makes the Suit hesitate for a second and Wally flicks a grain of sand through it at super-speed, tearing it, then unravels it at the tear; when the entity reforms on him he vibrates through it and it explodes, apparently trapping the entity in the Speed Force. other secondary source checked Bart Allen Impulse blog: Flash #132

Evidence checked: other secondary source checked Bart Allen Impulse blog: Flash #132

Win

v Krakkl and the Cosmic GamblersThe Flash vol. 2 #136–138; resolution #138

Runs as fast as he ever has and is still far behind Krakkl, then learns to have the planets' cumulative energy run alongside him and outraces the Gamblers' own instantaneous travel; Earth and Kwyzz are spared.

Help: Impulse, Jesse Quick, Superman and the planets' collective energy helped

Had helpSpecial condition: A cosmic race with Earth at stake, not a fight

Evidence checked: plot summary checked DC: Flash’s Greatest Feats of Speed

No decisive result

v Ra's al Ghul's agentsJLA #43 (2000) (arc JLA #43–46; issue per arc page, as in Superman's and Batman's dossier…

A specially designed vibra-bullet strikes him in the back of the neck, causing seizures at light speed. Later in the arc he helps Green Lantern, Plastic Man and Wonder Woman stop the toxin release.

Special condition: Hit by a vibra-bullet built from Batman's stolen contingency plan

Evidence checked: plot summary checked Wikipedia: JLA, Tower of Babel

Win

v Zoom (Hunter Zolomon)The Flash vol. 2 #198–200; resolution #200

Zoom targets Linda; Wally stops him "at a cost" (she loses the pregnancy). A window to the past opens in a ripple in the timestream and Wally pushes Zoom into it, leaving him in suspended animation reliving the worst moment of his life; he is locked in Iron Heights. Wally still feels he lost.

Help: Impulse and Jay gave Wally their speed

Had help

Evidence checked: plot summary checked DC: Seven times superheroes sought revenge DC: TV secrets, Race of His Life DC Database (fan wiki, lead): The Flash vol. 2 …

No decisive result

v Superboy-PrimeInfinite Crisis #4 (2006); return in the Lightning Saga (2007)

Wally, Jay and Bart try to trap Superboy-Prime in the Speed Force; Wally is pulled out of this reality, and Linda and the twins vanish with him (Hyperborea). Wikipedia: he and his family are seen leaving for an alternative reality.

Evidence checked: plot summary checked Hyperborea: Wally West Wikipedia: Wally West

No decisive result

v DarkseidFinal Crisis #7 (2009), pp. 10–12

With Barry he races toward Darkseid with the Black Racer on their tails and leads it into him; Lois's narration says "the Flashes outran Death, the Black Racer". Darkseid lingers on until nearly the end of the issue.

Opponent already weakened

Evidence checked: other secondary source checked Comic Book Revolution: Final Crisis #7 review

No decisive result

v Barry AllenThe Flash vol. 5 #49

Hunter Zolomon has persuaded Wally that people are trapped in the Speed Force; Wally threatens that Barry "will never run again" if he does not help, and their race causes a massive disruption in the Speed Force; Hal Jordan's construct fails to slow them. Zoom lied to get them to break the force ba…

Evidence checked: plot summary checked Wikipedia: Flash War

Feat / note

Flash Forward epilogueThe Flash vol. 5 #750 (2020)

Uses the Chair to investigate the timeline and finds anomalies showing time is repeating itself.

Evidence checked: other secondary source checked GeekDad: Flash #750 review

No decisive result

v The Darkest Knight's forcesDark Nights: Death Metal — Speed Metal #1

Hunted for the anti-crisis energy in his body, he uses Johnny Quick's formula to freeze time while the Speed Force nears full depletion; the Flash family flees the Darkest Knight's forces.

Evidence checked: other secondary source checked DC Comics News: Speed Metal review Daily Planet DC: Wally takes the lead

Win · team encounter

v The AdmiralThe Flash vol. 5 #796

Gold Beetle's ship brings Wally back to Central City and she says she has undone the Heroes in Crisis deaths; with one minute of Speed Force time he pushes the Admiral into a stasis chamber/battery in a page; Barry also lands a major blow.

Decisive action: Wally, pushing the Admiral into a stasis chamber · Wally West’s part: used one minute of Speed Force time to push the Admiral into the chamber

Evidence checked: other secondary source checked The Comic Book Spot: Flash #796 review

Tags describe recorded circumstances. They do not establish that the outcome depended on those circumstances, and an untagged entry does not guarantee equal conditions. Wins and losses include team encounters where indicated. Counts cover the entries listed here, not the character's complete fight history.