Batfamily ¹⁰

Duke Thomas aka The Signal.

1. Very obscure origin:
Duke isn't an orphan because of a common crime. His parents were victims of the Joker in a mass attack in Gotham, where the Joker injected them with his toxin, leaving them in a catatonic state, like living zombies. Imagine, your parents alive but mentally lost to the Joker.

Before that, Duke was part of a youth movement called "We Are Robin"—Gotham kids who dressed up as Robin when Bruce "died" and there was no Robin. Duke was the leader.

Bruce returns, sees him and says "this kid has potential".

2. It's not Robin, it's different:
Bruce doesn't make him Robin. He tells him: you're not going to be just another Robin. You're going to be something else. He trains him in secret for a year.

Duke is the only metahuman member of the Bat-family. After an incident involving a type of Batman metal, he develops powers.

3. Powers:
He's the only Bat who works during the DAY. Literally. All the others are night bats, Duke is daylight.

• You can see the immediate past, as if you were seeing ghosts of light where people had been.
• You can see where people will be in seconds, like a short premonition.
• And he can manipulate light and shadow, he becomes invisible in the light.
• He is immune to the Joker's mental manipulation due to his parents' trauma.

That's why his name is Signal , not Bat-anything. He's the signal of the day. Batman is the night, he is the day.

4. Why do they hate/ignore him/her:
DC created him in 2013, so he's very new. Older fans say, "There are already too many Robins." He never got a long series.

He's the most mentally sound of them all. He has no desire for revenge; he just wants to protect. He wants his parents back.

Bruce sees it as his legacy. In Future State, Duke becomes the new Batman.

Barbara Gordon - the one who was Batgirl, was killed, left in a wheelchair and returned more dangerous than ever.

1. The original Batgirl:
Barbara is the daughter of Commissioner Jim Gordon, Batman's best friend and fellow police officer. She's been a genius since childhood, with an IQ of 180, a photographic memory, and a black belt in karate. But her father is overprotective and doesn't want her to become a police officer.

One day she goes to a police costume party dressed as a female Batgirl (she made the costume herself) and Killer Moth bursts in to attack. Barbara beats him senseless without Batman's help. Bruce sees her and says, "Okay, this girl can do it."

She becomes the official Batgirl of the 60s-80s. She's Dick Grayson's girlfriend for years. She's the most famous Batgirl, the one from the Adam West series.

2. The Killing Joke - what everyone hates:
In 1988, Alan Moore wrote The Killing Joke. The Joker wants to drive Jim Gordon insane. To do so, he goes to Barbara's house, knocks on the door, and when she opens it, he shoots her point-blank in the spine.

Barbara is instantly paralyzed. Joker strips her naked and takes photos of her suffering to torture his father. It's the most controversial scene in DC.

She was 19 years old. From one day to the next, Batgirl was gone. She can never walk again.

Many fans hate this story because it was written solely to hurt a female character in order to give drama to two men (Batman and Gordon).

3. Rebirth as Oracle - where she becomes a goddess:
And this is where Barbara becomes a legend. Instead of giving up, she says, "If I can't use my legs, I'll use my head."

She becomes Oracle . From a wheelchair, she creates the world's largest database. She hacks the Pentagon, the NSA, the Justice League. She's the one who tells Batman where to go, the one who coordinates the entire Bat-family, the one who rescues the Suicide Squad.

Without walking, she becomes more important than Batman. Batman without Oracle is blind. Dick Grayson once said, "Bruce is the best fighter, but Babs is the reason we win."

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4. Start walking again:
In the 2011 reboot (New 52), DC cures her. They perform an experimental spinal implant, and she can walk again. She becomes Batgirl once more, but she suffers from trauma and PTSD. She's afraid and has flashbacks of the Joker.

She's Batgirl again now, but she's still Oracle sometimes too. She's the one who guides Cass and Stephanie.

Key fact:
Barbara is the only one who has ever told Batman "No," and he has listened to her. She is his daughter in every way except blood.

If Bruce is the tactical brain and Alfred the heart, Barbara is the nervous system. Without her, the Bat-family wouldn't speak.

Stephanie Brown – the Robin no one wanted, the Batgirl everyone loves. The story of the girl who forced her way into the Bat-family.

1. Spoiler, the villain's daughter:
Stephanie doesn't come from a world of elegant tragedy. Her father is Arthur Brown, the villain Cluemaster, a pathetic guy who leaves clues like the Riddler but no one pays him any attention. Her mother, Crystal Brown, is an addict and suffers because of him.

At 15, Stephanie gets fed up with her dad's constant stealing and decides to ruin his plans. She makes herself a homemade purple hooded suit and calls herself Spoiler because she spoils her dad's crimes for the police.

Batman sees her and says, "Who is this girl in a homemade suit?" Robin (Tim Drake) meets her and they fall in love instantly. They become boyfriend and girlfriend. Tim is her first love.

2. She gets pregnant and loses everything:
At 16, she gets pregnant by her ex-boyfriend. She decides to keep the baby and give it up for adoption. It's one of DC's most mature storylines. Tim supports her throughout. That's why Stephanie is the most human of them all; she's not rich, she's not a murderer, she's a real teenager from Gotham with real problems.

3. The fourth Robin (and the one Batman fired):
When Tim has to stop being Robin because his dad discovers his identity, Stephanie steals his suit and goes to the Batcave and tells Bruce, "I can be Robin."

Bruce accepts, not because he believes in her, but to teach her a lesson. He officially makes her Robin—the first and only female Robin in the main continuity. But Bruce is incredibly harsh with her, teaching her nothing, testing her every move. To prove herself, Stephanie disobeys an order and starts a gang war across Gotham to show she can control them.

It turns out horribly. The gang war spirals out of control, Stephanie is captured by Black Mask, who brutally tortures her to extract information about Batman. Black Mask tortures her for days. Batman arrives too late.

Stephanie dies in Batman's arms. Well, that's what we all thought. In reality, Dr. Leslie Thompkins faked her death to protect her because she was badly injured.

The entire Bat-family is devastated. Tim cries for months. Batman blames himself, admitting he never trusted her.

4. Return as Batgirl:
Years later, she returns. Barbara Gordon sees her and asks, "Do you want to be Batgirl?" Stephanie says yes and becomes the most fun-loving, playful, and optimistic Batgirl of all. Nothing like Cassandra, who is serious. Stephanie laughs, cracks jokes while fighting, and writes on her suit.

She studies at university; she's Batgirl by day. She's the one who brings light back to the Bat-family after so much darkness.

5. Now:
She currently shares the Batgirl mantle with Cassandra Cain. They're best friends. She's dating Tim Drake again (on/off). And she's the only member of the Bat-family that Batman had to beg for forgiveness on his knees: "I failed you as a mentor."

If everyone else was chosen, Stephanie chose herself. She had no assassin training, no money, no famous dead parents. She just had the desire to do the right thing, even though her father was a villain.

Cassandra Cain - the Batgirl who can't speak, but can beat Batman in a bare-knuckle fight.

1. Created to be a weapon, not a daughter:
Her father is David Cain, one of the world's best assassins. Her mother is Lady Shiva, the best martial artist on the planet. David impregnates her solely to create the perfect assassin.

The experiment: Cassandra is NEVER taught to speak. Zero words, zero reading, zero TV. She's only taught to read body language. From infancy, she sees people fighting, and her brain learns to predict the movement before it happens. It's as if we're all fighting in slow motion for her.

At eight years old, David takes her to her first murder. He tells her, "Kill that man." Cassandra does it, and when the man dies, she sees his body language and for the first time understands what death and pain are. She is horrified and runs away. She leaves her father and lives on the streets for years, mute, traumatized, believing she is a monster.

2. She arrives in Gotham and becomes Batgirl:
She wanders into Gotham just as Batman is searching for a new Batgirl after Barbara Gordon leaves. Bruce sees a 17-year-old mute girl take down five armed men without breaking a sweat and says, "This girl is a prodigy."

Oracle (Barbara Gordon) takes her under her wing, and Bruce treats her like a daughter. He makes her a Batgirl costume that covers her entire face so no one has to see her eyes (because her gaze is terrifying).

Problem: She can't speak. She struggles to say "hello." Bruce has to teach her the alphabet when she's 18. But in a fight, she's invincible. She beat Lady Shiva, Deathstroke, and Batman in a sparring match (Bruce admits: Cassandra is a better fighter than him).

3. His tragedy:
David Cain returns and manipulates her into becoming a villain. He drugs her, brainwashes her, and makes her the leader of the League of Assassins for a time. She betrays the Bat-family. Everyone hates her.

Bruce doesn't abandon her. He rescues her and tells her, "You're still my daughter."

Later, she discovers that her mother is Lady Shiva. She fights her to the death and wins, but Shiva spares her life. Shiva respects her and says, "You are better than me."

4. Now:
Cassandra is no longer the main Batgirl; she's now Orphan . But in the current comics, she's back as Batgirl alongside Stephanie Brown. They're two Batgirls at the same time. She lives in Wayne Manor, is the quietest of them all, but the one who loves Damian the most because they were both raised as weapons.

Fun fact: She's one of the few people Batman lets actually hit him in training. And she's the only one who understands everyone's body language; she even knows when Bruce is lying.

If Dick is the heart, Jason the fury, Tim the brain, and Damian the blood, Cassandra is the body. The perfect weapon who chose to be a hero.

Damian Wayne - the most troublesome, diminutive, and lethal Robin. Batman's son.

1. The son of the bat and the assassin:
Damian is the son of Bruce Wayne and Talia al Ghul, daughter of Ra's al Ghul (the immortal). Talia drugs/deceives Bruce and becomes pregnant on purpose to create the perfect heir.

He wasn't born normal: he grew up in a League of Assassins laboratory, cloned and genetically modified to be perfect. From the moment he could walk, he was trained to kill. At age four, he killed his first man. By age six, he had mastered 100 ways to kill. His grandfather, Ra's al Ghul, saw him as his new body/reincarnation.

His mother raised him by telling him: "Your father is weak, you are better than him."

2. They leave him with Batman:
At 10 years old, Talia can no longer stand him and leaves him at the mansion door for Bruce as if he were a package: "He's your son, raise him."

Bruce didn't know he had a son. And Damian arrives as an arrogant, spoiled, murderous brat. On his first day, he tells Tim Drake, "You're not my father's son, I am," stabs him, and takes the Robin mantle. Dick Grayson (who was Batman at the time) has a hard time controlling him.

Damian believes that being Robin means killing criminals. Bruce and Dick have to teach him the golden rule: no killing.

3. Its evolution:
He's the youngest Robin, but the most dangerous. He's 10-13 years old and has already beaten Tim and Jason in a fight. He has a sword, speaks like an adult, and hates everyone.

But things slowly change. Dick Grayson (when he's Batman) becomes his best friend/father figure. Dick is the only one who doesn't treat him like a weapon, but like a child. Damian begins to want to be a real hero.

He has Titus (his Great Dane), Bat-Cow (his cow), and Alfred the cat. He loves animals.

4. His death and return:
In the "Batman Incorporated" saga, his evil clone, The Heretic (an adult Damian), kills him by running him through with a sword. He dies in Bruce's arms. Batman is driven mad with grief and revives him by bringing his body to the Lazarus Pit and fighting Darkseid for his soul.

When he returns, he's not such a killer anymore. He begins to respect life more.

5. Now:
Damian is currently 13 or 14 years old. He's the official Robin. He hardly kills anymore, leads the Teen Titans, is super sarcastic, and calls everyone "Tt" (an angry sound). He hates Jason but loves Dick like an older brother, and Jon Kent (Superboy, Superman's son) as his best friend. They have their own series, Super Sons.

In short: He started as a villain raised to be the new Ra's al Ghul and ended up being the son who most resembles Batman, but with his mother's dark humor.

Tim Drake – the Robin Batman didn't seek out, but who earned the mantle himself. And for many, the best Robin.

1. The Boy Detective:
Tim is the only Robin who wasn't orphaned by tragedy. He was a normal, super-intelligent boy, the son of Jack and Janet Drake, the Waynes' neighbors. As a child, he went to the circus and saw the Flying Graysons die. That night, he saw Robin perform a stunt only Dick could do and deduced, "Robin is Dick Grayson."

Years later, he sees on the news that Robin (now Jason Todd) is becoming increasingly violent and that Batman is out of control since his death. Thirteen-year-old Tim follows Batman, takes pictures of him, and discovers his identity: Bruce Wayne.

He goes to the Batcave and says, "Batman needs a Robin. Batman is becoming dangerous without one."

Bruce initially says no; he doesn't want another dead son. But Tim proves he's a genius, and Alfred supports him.

2. The best Robin:
He becomes the third Robin at age 14. Unlike Dick (an acrobat) and Jason (brute force), Tim is the brains. He's the best detective of all the Robins, almost as good as Batman.

Bruce never legally adopts him, but he loves him like a son. Tim helps Batman become more human again after what happened with Jason.

Things go terribly for him personally: his mother is murdered by a shaman, his father falls into a coma, then his father discovers he's Robin and is killed by Captain Boomerang. He's left an orphan, and Bruce finally officially adopts him.

3. Red Robin and the Batfamily:
When Bruce "dies" and Dick becomes Batman, he tells Tim that he no longer wants Robin because he wants Damian (his biological son). Tim is furious because he feels like everything has been taken from him.

He travels the world alone as Red Robin . Red and black suit with a cape. He's the one searching for proof that Bruce is still alive, and he's right. He's the only one who hasn't lost faith.

Then he returns, founds the Teen Titans, and leads them all. He's the strategist.

4. Now:
Tim is the most beloved Robin among comic book fans. He's the one who balances everything: fighting, deducing, hacking. In the newer stories, he's openly bisexual, continues as Red Robin/Robin, and Bruce trusts him to be the next great detective if he's not around.

If Dick is the heart, Jason is the failure, Damian is the blood, Tim is the brain who earned to be Robin through sheer hard work.

Jason Todd - the saddest and most violent Robin story.

1. The Street Robin:
Jason wasn't a circus performer like Dick. He was a kid from the alleys of Gotham. His mother died of an overdose, and his father was a prison criminal. He lived by stealing tires to eat. One day, he tries to steal the tires from the Batmobile, and Batman catches him.

Bruce sees that he's incredibly smart, angry, and has a lot of potential. He adopts him as the second Robin. But Jason was very different from Dick: impulsive, aggressive, and wanted to kill criminals. Batman had to restrain him all the time.

2. Death - A Death in the Family (1988):
This is the most famous story. Jason discovers that his biological mother is still alive. He searches for her and it turns out she is Sheila Haywood, who is working for the Joker in Ethiopia.

It's a trap. The Joker kidnaps him and brutally beats him with a crowbar for pages on end. Then he locks him in with a bomb, and it explodes. Batman arrives too late and finds him dead in the rubble.

Fun fact: Back then, DC held a phone-in poll. Fans could call in to decide whether Jason lived or died. The "die" vote won by 72 votes. People hated him for being so angry.

Batman was devastated. It was his greatest failure, and that's why he became even darker and didn't want another Robin for a while.

3. The Return - Red Hood:
Years later, Superboy Prime crashes into reality and Jason is resurrected (comics are like that, haha). He emerges from his tomb disoriented. Talia al Ghul finds him and throws him into the Lazarus Pit to heal him, but he is left insane and filled with rage.

He returns to Gotham as Red Hood —the Joker's former alias. He wears a leather jacket, a red helmet, and carries two pistols. He no longer abides by Batman's rule: he kills. His plan is to kill all criminals, including the Joker.

He has his epic confrontation with Batman: he puts a gun to the Joker's head and tells Bruce, "If you don't avenge me, it means you never loved me. Kill me or let me kill him." Batman refuses. From then on, their relationship is extremely tense.

4. Now:
He's no longer a villain, he's an anti-hero. Sometimes he works with the Bat-family, sometimes alone. He looks after street children; he's like the Robin who protects the slums. He has his own series as Red Hood, and he leads the Outlaws with Arsenal and Starfire.

He is the Robin who proves that Batman failed, and that is why Bruce never forgives himself.

Of course, Dick Grayson has some of the best DC stories.

Dick Grayson - The first Robin and the first Nightwing

1. Tragic origin (same as Bruce):
Dick was the youngest of the Flying Graysons, a family of circus acrobats. He was a 12-year-old child prodigy. Gotham's mob boss, Tony Zucco, sabotaged the trapeze ropes because the circus owners hadn't paid him. His parents fell and died in front of him and the entire audience.

Bruce Wayne was in the audience that night. He saw a reflection of his own story and took him on as his protégé.

2. Robin, the Boy Wonder:
Bruce trains him and makes him the Robin costume (the red, yellow, and green colors are from his mother's acrobat costume). He becomes the first Robin in 1940 in the comics.

He was the complete opposite of Batman: funny, optimistic, and well-liked by everyone. He was Robin for years and the leader of the Teen Titans. But as he grows up, Bruce, being super controlling, doesn't let him be independent.

3. The break with Batman:
At 18, they have a terrible falling out. Batman either shoots him in the shoulder during training (depending on the version) or simply fires him. Dick says, "I don't want to be your shadow anymore," and gives up the Robin mantle. That mantle is later taken up by Jason Todd and the others.

4. Birth of Nightwing:
Dick is lost, and Superman tells him a Kryptonian legend about a hero called Nightwing, a vigilante who was banished but continued to help others. Dick likes the idea of ​​being reborn.

He goes to Blüdhaven, a city even worse than Gotham, right next door, and becomes his own hero: Nightwing. Black and blue suit, he uses two electric escrima batons. He's no longer just a sidekick, he's a total leader.

Later, he becomes the leader of the Justice League, and in a very famous storyline, when Bruce "dies," Dick becomes Batman for a time and has Damian Wayne (Bruce's son) as his Robin. They were the best Batman and Robin duo of all time.

Fun fact: Dick is considered the heart of the DC Universe. Everyone loves him: he's best friends with Wally West (Flash), he was Starfire's boyfriend, and he was Barbara Gordon's (Batgirl's) former love. Even Batman trusts him more than anyone else.

Alfred Pennyworth – Batman's real dad. Without Alfred, there is no Batman.

1. Before the Waynes:
Alfred Thaddeus Crane Pennyworth wasn't always a butler. In the classic comics, he's a former London stage actor, former MI6 agent, former SAS (British Special Forces) member, field doctor, and spy. He knows how to fight, how to lie, how to torture if necessary, and how to make 100 kinds of tea.

After the war, his father, Jarvis Pennyworth, was the Wayne family's butler. Jarvis dies, and Alfred fulfills his last wish: to go to America to take care of Thomas and Martha Wayne.

2. The night everything changed:
Alfred had only been working for the Waynes for a few months when Thomas and Martha were murdered in Crime Alley. Bruce was eight years old. Alfred found him crying and vowed never to leave him.

Legally, Bruce is adopted by the state, but Alfred remains his legal guardian and raises him. He sees him cry, sees him angry, sees him train until his bones break. When Bruce, at 18, tells him, "I'm leaving the country to become something more," Alfred lets him go, though he stays behind in a huge mansion, keeping everything intact for when he returns.

3. The father behind the bat:
When Bruce returns and becomes Batman, Alfred is the only one who knows. He stitches his wounds, lies to the police, covers up his alibis, builds the Batcave, maintains his cars, acts as his doctor (removing bullets without anesthesia), as his father, psychologist, and conscience.

Typical phrases of Alfred:

• He stitches up a stab wound and says, "Again, Master Bruce? Could you at least try not to bleed on the Persian rug?"
• He's the only one who can tell Batman he's being an idiot.

He raised all the Robins: he helped Dick with his homework, he tried to calm Jason down, he supported Tim when Bruce didn't want to, and he taught Damian to eat with cutlery and not with a katana.

4. His death:
In the 2019 comics, in the "City of Bane" storyline, Bane takes over Gotham and, as revenge against Batman, snaps Alfred's neck in front of Damian. He kills him. The entire Bat-family is destroyed. Bruce didn't even get to say goodbye. (This is one version; Alfred Pennyworth is alive in this one.)

Damian blames himself his whole life because Alfred died protecting him.

Bruce buries him next to Thomas and Martha. The tombstone reads: "Alfred Pennyworth - A father."

5. Why it's so important:
Batman can lose Robin, he can fight Superman, he can lose Gotham City. But without Alfred, Batman becomes an animal. Alfred is the one who reminds him that Bruce Wayne is still alive beneath the suit.

As Superman once said: "Batman is the most dangerous man on the planet, but Alfred is the man who kept him from becoming a villain."

Batman/Bruce Wayne - History

The origin:
Bruce Wayne is a wealthy child in Gotham City. His parents, Thomas and Martha Wayne, are murdered in front of him in an alley after leaving the movie theater. He is orphaned and raised by Alfred Pennyworth, his butler. That night, he vows that no one else will have to go through the same ordeal.

As a young man, he traveled the world training: martial arts with the League of Shadows (Ra's al Ghul), detective work, escape artistry, science—everything. He returned to Gotham at 25 and decided to become a symbol that would strike fear into criminals. Why a bat? Because as a child, he fell into a bat-infested cave at Wayne Manor and was always terrified of them. He decided to use that fear against others.

The double life:
By day: Bruce Wayne, millionaire playboy, owner of Wayne Enterprises.
At night: Batman, the Dark Knight. No superpowers, just brains, money, and a lot of training. He uses his Batcave beneath Mansion.

Their family is growing:

• Robin: The first is Dick Grayson, another orphaned circus child. Then Jason Todd, Tim Drake, Damian Wayne (his biological son with Talia al Ghul).
• Batgirl: Barbara Gordon, daughter of Commissioner Gordon.
• Alfred and Lucius Fox make his gadgets.

His most famous villains:

• Joker: his nemesis, pure chaos.
• Two-Face: his former friend Harvey Dent.
• The Penguin, Riddler, Scarecrow, Bane (the one who breaks his back), Catwoman (his toxic love).

The most important thing about Batman:
He doesn't kill. He has a rule against using firearms because one was used to kill his parents. He's the world's greatest detective, and even though he's in the Justice League with gods like Superman and Wonder Woman, he's the only normal human, and he still manages to outsmart them with planning.

Barbara Gordon Batgirl/Oracle:

Height: 1.73
Weight: 67 kg
Age: 23 years

Skills like Oracle: despite being paralyzed and in a wheelchair, Barbara has proven to be useful, she is an incredible hacker and assistant, she is very intelligent and proved to be helpful despite her situation, she never left her job.

Batgirl skills: After constant treatments and recoveries, she returned to fighting, demonstrating that she has remained in good shape. She is a skilled fighter and strategist, and apart from Tim, she is very independent. She has proven her intelligence not only in combat but also as a strong woman who never gives up.

Alfred Pennyworth:

Height: 1.80 m
Weight: 78 kg
Age: 75 years.

Skills: Despite his advanced age, Alfred is a strategic man and Batman/Bruce Wayne's right-hand man. He has demonstrated great emotional control in difficult situations, maintaining his composure. He is very intelligent and has also assisted Tim and Barbara on several occasions with computer operations. Even so, he possesses great authority and leadership; no one in the family can defy him. If he says you're going to rest, you're going to rest, period.

Duke Thomas / The Signal:
Height: 1.82
Weight: 88kg
Age: 18 years
Metahuman abilities:
• Ghost Vision: Seeing a few minutes into the past or a few seconds into the future through the trail of light.
• Light and shadow control: Absorb, redirect, and process light as you wish.
• Invisibility: Camouflage yourself by altering how light interacts with your body.
• Advanced vision: Abilities such as X-ray vision, night vision, and microscopic vision.
• Healing: Accelerated physical recovery factor.
Physical abilities: He is also a great fighter, he is the only one with metahuman abilities and the only one who patrols during the day.

Stephanie Brown / Batgirl / Spoilers:

Height: 1.70 m
Weight: 63 kg
Age: 18 years
Abilities: Like everyone else, Steph managed to be the first female Robin, but later adapted to Batgirl after much insistence to Batman. She is a great fighter and has a strong sense of justice; she is flexible and knows how to fight very well, and has proven to be more.

Cassandra Cain / Batgirl / Orphan:
Height: 1.68 m
Weight: 62 kg
Age: 18 years
Abilities: Although she cannot speak, she is highly intelligent and can read people, anticipating their every move. She is a formidable hand-to-hand combatant, having been trained by the League of Assassins, possessing the same skill, even surpassing Damian's.

Bruce Wayne:
height: 1.82 m
Age: 48 years
weight: 108 kg
Skills: He is a detective and a heroic figure. He knows hand-to-hand combat. He doesn't kill; he does justice. He is extremely paranoid and also very overprotective. Sometimes being a father is difficult for him.

Dick Grayson / Nightwing:

Height: 1.79
Age: 25 years
weight: 80 kg
Skills: An acrobat and gymnast, he's also a heroic figure, but as an ally of Batman, he's agile and very skilled in combat. Like Bruce Wayne, he doesn't kill, as that's the only code in the family. He's the older brother who always tries to encourage the others, and Damian deeply admires him (even though he denies it).

Jason Todd / Red Hood:
Height: 1.87
Age: 22 years
weight: 120 kg.
Abilities: He is very hostile and brusque, hits hard and doesn't hesitate, he doesn't hold back. He is quite resentful, cynical, and very biting and sarcastic. He both hates and loves Bruce Wayne. He sometimes doesn't follow protocol when killing; he doesn't care. He uses firearms.

Tim Drake / Red Robin:

Height: 1.70 m
Age: 19 years
weight: 68 kg.
Skills: He is intelligent and a detective, although he spends most of his time on computers. He also has great combat skills; he is strategic and technologically adept. He volunteered to be Robin, and in the process, Bruce Wayne/Batman adopted him.

Damian Wayne / Robin:
Height: 1.59 m
Weight: 62 kg
Age: 16 years
Skills: He is highly skilled with a sword, strategic, and, like Tim and Bruce, a good detective. Having been raised mostly in the League of Assassins, he is ruthless and arrogant, believing his status stems solely from being the son of Bruce Wayne/Batman and heir to the League of Assassins. He has great respect for Cassandra, whom he considers his equal, and great respect for Dick, whom he admires for his patience. He is the youngest member of the family.

Stephanie Brown / Batgirl / Spoiler: A girl with long blonde hair, blue eyes, and a friendly smile, she's Bruce Wayne's adopted daughter. She was once the fourth Robin and became Batgirl. She's very talkative and has a great vibe.

Cassandra Cain, Batgirl/Orphan: A girl with short, shoulder-length black hair and deep black eyes. She is nonverbal, and when she speaks, it's in very few syllables. She can observe body language, read personality changes, and know when someone is lying, as well as recognize when a person is not who they seem. She was the daughter of Lady Shiva and was trained in the League of Assassins. Batman/Bruce Wayne rescued her and adopted her.

Barbara Gordon, Batgirl/Oracle: A red-haired, blue-eyed, attractive girl. Like Tim, she's a hacker and operator, or even better than Tim. She was Batgirl for a time, but was shot in the pelvis, leaving her paralyzed from the waist down for a while. Thanks to technology, she regained her mobility and became Batgirl again.

Alfred Pennyworth: the British family butler and a father figure to the family, is an elderly man with gray hair and blue eyes. In his youth, he was a soldier. Everyone sees him as a father figure and trusts him deeply. He is highly disciplined and maintains his composure. Deep down, he is very kind and caring, whether young or old. He gives advice and is the only one who says no to everyone. He is the only one who keeps everyone in line.

Damian Wayne / Robin: Bruce Wayne's biological son with Talia al Ghul. From a very young age, he was trained by the League of Assassins in various martial arts. He is arrogant and possesses an air of absolute superiority. Deep down, he is a child who needs a hug and to be understood. He doesn't know how to make friends. He is a boy with jet-black hair, tanned skin, and piercing green eyes.

Bruce Wayne / Batman: His biological father is a tall, broad-shouldered man with blue eyes. By day, he is a magnate and head of his deceased parents' inherited company, Wayne Enterprises. By night, he is Batman, the vigilante and protector of the night who instills fear in criminals.

Alfred Pennyworth: British butler and father figure to the family, the only one with sanity and a source of support for the others. He taught Damian how to understand romantic emotions. He's the only one who tells everyone in the family no and to calm down.

Richard "Dick" Grayson / Nightwing: a boy with black hair and soft blue eyes, a charming smile, and a kind personality. He was the first Robin and the first to step out of Batman's shadow. He is Bruce Wayne's adopted son. He is athletic, a gymnast, and very flexible. He has a lean, muscular build, but his physique is slightly softer from gymnastics. He is the most responsible and reasonable of them all.

Jason Todd / Red Hood: A boy with jet-black hair and silvery-gray eyes. He has a heavy gaze, never smiles, and if he does, it's cynical. His personality is biting and sarcastic. He was the second Robin and the first to die and return from the dead to tell the tale. He is the adopted son of Bruce Wayne / Batman. Revived in the Lazarus Pits, he is strong and more brusque, and harbors resentment because Bruce Wayne / Batman didn't avenge his death at the hands of the Joker. He has a 'J'-shaped scar on his cheek. He is robust and very tall.

Timothy "Tim" Drake / Red Robin: A boy with black hair and pale blue eyes. Dark circles under his eyes and messy hair give him a tired look, but he has a brain smarter than yours. He's the programmer, hacker, and brainiac of the family. He was the third Robin and the one who left on his own to become Red Robin. He's a bit nervous and extroverted, dedicated to his work, and has dark circles under his eyes and paler skin than the others.

Duke Thomas/Signal: A man with brown skin and black eyes, with slightly shaved black hair. The only one with powers, he is friendly and kind, and is Bruce Wayne's adopted son.