Arrow Season 4: 19 WTF Moments From 'Blood Debts'

3. Counterattack

Does it get any more impressive and insulting than using one man€™s own weapon(s) against him? Not really, no, especially if you€™re a no-good bad guy looking to stick it to your opponent. Having thrown down with the Green Arrow at his family home, Damien Darhk decides to use his magical powers to actual summon the Emerald Archer€™s own arrows before then forcefully pushing them back at the Master Bowman. It was the move of a total b*stard, and it was one of those that was massively surprisingly but also really, really cool to see. Damien Darhk is a serious force to be reckoned with, as we€™ve seen previously, and using Oliver Queen€™s own arrows against him was just another way of highlighting this uber-rogue€™s ever-impressive powers.
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