Sep 12, 2016 12:03 PM EDT By Shunie Pearl C. Dela Cruz, UniversityHerald Reporter

So much has happened in the original Team Arrow in Season 4. Now that Oliver and Felicity has broken up, Oliver got two new big jobs and new love interest. Felicity will be move to another territory that could possibly lead her to become one of the vigilantes alongside here guilt of what happened to Havenrock. Is she an addition to Artemis, Mr. Terrific and Wild Dog?

In Arrow Season 5, Star City citizens are set to rebuild their lives after the reign of Damien Darhk and his ghosts. While Oliver accepted the job as a mayor, Felicity will face another test of character after she saved the Star City from missile and diverted it to Havenrock instead.  Screen Rant revealed that Felicity is in deep trouble after being responsible for the thousands of lives in Havenrock.

An interesting speculation said that Felicity's guilt will compel her to fall into another character's shadow that is speculated to be one of the vigilantes in this season. In addition to that, Season 5 will be a mark of goodbye to his relationship with Oliver as she will be meeting new love interest in this season.

On the other hand, Oliver got two new big jobs in Arrow Season 5 -- mayor of the city by the day and crime fighter by night. Cinema Blend revealed about the trainings of new vigilantes which will be led by Oliver. The three new recruits of Team Arrow are Artemis, Mr. Terrific and Wild Dog.

The Arrow Season 5 trailer revealed about the stories of the three new recruits. Wild Dog who joined the marines after having injuries from playing football has encountered difficult events when his comrade died from bombings and her girlfriend was shot dead. Artemis whose parents were killed by Damien Darhk sought revenge for the killings. And Mr. Terrific (Curtis Holt alter-ego), supposed to be Team Arrow's mechanical engineer will finally join the team of vigilantes and starts fighting crime.  

Arrow Season 5 will air in October 5, 2016 on the CW.

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