Season 7 Trailer of The Flash gives us a glimpse of The Emotional Goodbye Episode of Cisco

The CW has released a trailer for The Flash season 7, episode 12, which teases the end of an era and an emotional send-off for Cisco Ramon. Cisco has been a prominent and beloved member of Team Flash since the first episode, played by Carlos Valdes. Rumors of a planned departure circulated often. However, these were mostly baseless. Valdes’ Cisco remained a consistent presence in both the solo show and the larger Arrowverse crossover storylines as a scientific ally and superhero in his own right.

That all changed in 2021, when it was announced that both Valdes and Tom Cavanagh, who played Harrison Wells, would be leaving the series. Cisco’s exit was announced in the properly named The Flash season 7, episode 12, “Good-Bye Vibrations,” which co-star Danielle Panabaker had hyped as “a devastating episode.” Cisco has been exploring a job with the Arrowverse’s A.R.G.U.S. and has decided to depart Central City with Kamilla Hwang in recent weeks, building up to that event (Victoria Park).

Cisco Ramon’s departure has grown even closer with the threat of the Speed, Still, Strength, and Sage Forces being destroyed. The CW Network has released an official trailer for the episode in recognition of this. Valdes’ role on the show was underlined by the tape, which revealed multiple sad and emotional moments.

There would have been no Flash without Cisco Ramon (Grant Gustin), who had been there since Barry awoke from his sleep. As a result, Chester P. Runk (Brandon McKnight) isn’t overreacting when he declares the end of an era.

Cisco and Kamila inform the team that they are leaving Central City, according to the official description for The Flash season 7, episode 12, “Good-Bye Vibrations.” However, Barry, Iris (Candice Patton), and Caitlin don’t have much time to process the information before a new version of Rainbow Raider (guest star Jona Xiao) attacks, forcing the OG Team Flash to band together one last time to defend the city. The episode promised tense action, including a hint that Cisco could not make it out alive, amid moments of Cisco reflecting on his time with Team Flash.