The effects of Barry Allen's trip across universes in The Flash prove that multiversal travel is much more dangerous in DC than it is in the MCU.
The events of The Flash suggest that DC's big-screen multiverse is much more dangerous than the MCU's. Both DC and Marvel are using the multiverse to bring their respective cinematic franchises to the next stage, but they are taking different approaches to achieve it. While Marvel is building the Multiverse Saga across several movies and shows, DC is rewriting its canon mainly through one single movie: The Flash.
The Flash's trailer teases every major change Barry Allen's trip through the multiverse will cause to the dying DCEU. From Michael Keaton's reintroduction as Batman to Henry Cavill's Superman possibly being erased from existence and replaced with Sasha Calle's Supergirl, Barry Allen's simple decision to mess with the Speed Force seems to kick off a chain reaction across the DC multiverse.
On the other hand, many characters have traveled the MCU multiverse on different occasions, but none of them have affected it to the same degree as Ezra Miller's Barry Allen. Even Kang the Conqueror, who's set to be the Multiverse Saga's biggest villain, is unlikely to retcon any part of the MCU's past.
DC and Marvel’s Multiverses Complement Each Other DC's need to start anew gives The Flash more freedom to induce irreversible consequences, but that doesn't mean that one cinematic multiverse is objectively superior to the other. After the events of The Flash, DC's upcoming Elseworlds movies will continue to allow audiences to explore different universes without the pressure of interconnected stories.
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