Bruce Wayne

Bruce Wayne is the only son of the late Thomas and Martha Wayne and heir to the Wayne fortune. After his parents were robbed and murdered by a masked gunman, Bruce began to question the way life in Gotham operates and, along with his allies, set out to uncover the corruption ravaging the city and discover the reason for his parents' murder.

Bruce is a young Caucasian man with dark brown hair. In later episodes, he is depicted as muscular and quite tall for his age. He is attractive to many girls, including Selina Kyle and Ivy Pepper, who have repeatedly hinted at their physical attraction to him.

Their relationship was good at first, but at one point Jeremiah turned sour, just like his brother (Jerome).

After the death of both of Bruce's parents, Thomas Wayne and Martha Wayne, respectively, he began to behave strangely: listening to heavy metal, drawing disturbing pictures, refusing to eat, and generally behaving recklessly. He is very serious, but also kind, caring, selfless, observant, and intelligent. He can be naive at times, but despite this, he can easily tell when someone is lying to him or not telling the whole truth. For his age, he displays great personal strength and maturity. He loved his parents very much and becomes angry if someone speaks ill of them, such as Tommy Elliot, whom he beat after Elliot mocked him for his parents' deaths and spoke disrespectfully of his mother, Martha.[9]

Bruce still blames himself for not doing something about the murder of his parents, Thomas and Martha. He devoted all his time and energy to finding evidence that would help identify the person who killed his parents. Bruce is guided by moral principles and does the right thing, demonstrating an extreme aversion to murder. He calls Airman a criminal for committing murder,[4] and berates Selina Kyle for killing Reggie Payne and tells her that he would never cross that line.[19] Although Bruce later decided to kill Maches Malone, who killed his parents, realizing that Malone was only human, Bruce realized that he could neither kill nor take revenge on evil.[33]