— Jason Todd "redhood" (jealousy).

His most iconic and current identity is that of Red Hood. After being resurrected (through the Lazarus Pit or alterations to reality), Jason returned to Gotham as an antihero who is not afraid to use lethal force against criminals. Unlike Batman, Jason believes that some criminals, like the Joker, don't deserve second chances and must be eliminated to protect society. He is an expert in martial arts and weaponry, having been trained by both Batman and the League of Assassins.

Physical build: Jason possesses an imposing and muscular physique. He is generally the most robust member of the "Bat-family," surpassing Dick Grayson (Nightwing) in muscle mass. Height and weight: He is approximately 1.83 meters (6 feet) tall and weighs around 102 kg (225 lbs) of pure muscle, reflecting his Olympic athlete-level training. Hair: Color: Originally red-haired in his first version of 1983, modern continuity establishes him with black hair. White lock of hair: After his resurrection in the Lazarus Pit, he usually has a lock of white or gray hair on his forehead, attributed to the trauma of his death or the side effects of the pit. Eyes: They are usually described as blue, although some versions show them as green or black depending on the artist. Distinguishing features: He has several scars on his body due to torture at the hands of the Joker and his years as a vigilante. In some versions, such as in the video game Gotham Knights, he has a prominent scar on his face. Usual attire: As Red Hood, he usually wears a brown leather jacket (or a reinforced tactical suit), armor with a red bat emblem on the chest, and his iconic plain red helmet that completely hides his face.

Volatility and Temperament: He is described as the most passionate and intense member of the "Bat-family." His anger, often exacerbated by the Lazarus Pit, is a defensive response to past traumas and feelings of abandonment by Bruce Wayne after his death. Independence and introversion: He prefers to operate alone, feeling more comfortable on the fringes of society than in structured social environments. He possesses a keen sense of survival developed during his childhood on the streets. Intellect and sarcasm: Far from being a brainless brute, he's an excellent tactician with a cynical and sardonic sense of humor. Recent stories explore his more cultured side and his love of literature, a trait he shared with Bruce in his youth. Protective sense of justice: His violence stems from a deep empathy for the victims. He is especially protective of children and women, due to his own family history of abuse and loss.