brain was also moving at incredible speeds. The Top's spinning eventually gives him powerful telekinetic and telepathic powers due to the stimulation of his brain cells. Since his soul returned from Hell, he has developed a new mental ability that allows him to induce severe disorientation and vertigo in his victims. Top also uses spinning tops with gimmicks to them such as glue, explosives, oil and gases. He once built a massive "atomic grenade top" that could have destroyed half of the world. Other versions 25th Century Top A heroic version of Top is part of the 25th Century cops known as The Renegades, from Professor Zoom's future. When the Renegades attempt to arrest Barry for a crime he will commit in the future, Top abandons his team to help Barry, attempting to prevent the events that lead to Barry's accusation. Once he convinces Barry to let him help, it appears as though he is actually framing Barry for a crime he committed. It is subsequently revealed that Top is actually attempting to prevent Barry from investigating previous 'cold cases' to leave an innocent man in jail, as the man who actually committed the crime is an ancestor of the future Top; the future Top spent his whole life training to join the Renegades, but the organisation will not allow members in if anyone in their families (no matter how far back) has a criminal record, prompting Top to set up events to ensure that his ancestor stays out of prison so that he can achieve his 'dream'. Informing Top that he cannot be a hero under the circumstances he is trying to set up, Barry vibrates inside Top's body and destroys his suit from the inside, subsequently leaving him for the Renegades to take back to their future. In other media Television The Top makes a cameo appearance in the Justice League Unlimited episode "Flash and Substance". This version is a member of Gorilla Grodd's Secret Society. The Top makes minor non-speaking appearances in Batman: The Brave and the Bold. A female version of the Top named Rosalind "Rosa" Dillon appears in The Flash, portrayed by Ashley Rickards. Introduced in the third season episode "The New Rogues", this version is in a romantic relationship with Sam Scudder, whom she aids in multiple heists until they were both betrayed by their then other partner Leonard Snart three years prior. Shortly