Injustice 2: 10 Characters That Should've Been Included
8. Mirror Master
DC Comics
Look, I really don't care what anyone else says, but The Flash has one of the greatest rogues galleries out there. Batman's is, of course, second to none - and Spidey's could certainly run in contention for that spot too - but come on, is anyone honestly willing to deny the greatness that is Captain Cold, Captain Boomerang and Mirror Master? They're fab. No ifs, no buts. Fab.
And the fab-est of all, arguably, has to be Mirror Master. With the gimmick to end all gimmicks, Sam Scudder (himself an established member of Batman's anti-regime coalition) has tested The Flash on multiple occasions, using mirrors to hop across dimensions, create decoys and verbally berate the scarlet speedster all too easily.
Not only would his presence compliment the already witty repartee between the title's characters, it would also give players a rogue with a move-set completely different to what's in the game in its current state. Sign me up for mirroring things indefinitely, please.
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