‘Arrow’ Season 3 Spoilers: Oliver And Felicity’s Relationship ‘Not A Fake Out;’ Stunt Heavy Trailer Softens With Olicity’s Kiss?
"Arrow" season 3 spoilers show that Oliver and Felicity's relationship is going on another level as the action-packed trailer is softened by "Olicity's" kiss.
Andrew Kreisberg dished out "Arrow" season 3 spoilers to Entertainment Weekly's Inside TV as he said that Oliver and Felicity's feelings for each other are genuine.
"It's not a fake-out. Felicity and Oliver actually have a pretty raw discussion about what they mean to each other, which we're really excited about," he said. "And it's an extension of what happened at the end of last year."
In the season 2 finale, Oliver told Felicity that he has feelings for her to the delight of Olicity fans. However, it turned out that it was just a strategy for the Arrow to get to Slade.
In the official trailer released by CW, Oliver and Felicity move in for a kiss.
Hypable noted several "Arrow" season 3 spoilers based on the trailer when it noticed the appearance of Peter Stormare, who is now the Count Vertigo, as well as the return of Canary (Sara Lance), Thea is now deep into her training while Laurel provides comfort to a patient at a hospital.
"Season 3 will see a number of new characters, including Cupid (Amy Gumenick), Komodo (Matt Ward), Manhunter (David Cubitt), Wildcat (J.R. Ramirez), Katana (Rila Fukushima), and Ray Palmer (Brandon Routh)," the website said.
Earlier "Arrow" season 3 spoilers already confirmed the appearance of Ray Palmer as The Atom and Ted Grant as the Wildcat. It was also reported that Ra's Al Ghul, who was played by Liam Neeson in "Dark Knight," will also be one of the villains for Oliver Queen.
David Immanuel Thurston wrote for Movie Pilot that Question and his alter ego, journalist Vic Sage, is a good bet to appear in future episodes in season 3.
"Question could be someone who comes to Starling determined to unravel the real truths behind all of Starling's terrorist attack, and also find out who the Arrow really is," he wrote.