My conclusion while reading the batfam comics.

Given Jason’s experience with being a caretaker to his own parents, i think he should have a visceral disgust for the phrase ‘batman needs a robin’.

jason todd died for this

Local babysitter allows having vegan combo once

I want to see jason and cass forced to work together in a long and messy run. Jason isn’t killing people but not because he believes it’s wrong, he’s bending his principles because the personal costs were too high. Cass will not, cannot bend, and damn the costs. Her reasons for it are laughably unconvincing to him. She has worked so so hard to have a life for herself. Jason is pretty clearly suicidal. The man who adopted each of them would be unrecognisable to the other. She’s held up as the golden standard, he’s the grim cautionary tale. She’s the superior combatant. He’s a jack of all trades. Neither one has any clue how to be normal.

They should despise each other and be forced to solve mysteries together.

I've recently fallen back in my DC Robins Era and everytime I see a reference to Tim's photography my first thought is "nice I love photography being mentioned in popular media"

However, my second thought is "how big is his fucking camera lens"

This child is taking presumably high quality photos of Heros In The Middle Of Fights/Patrol AT NIGHT WITH A VERY SMALL AMOUNT OF FLORESCENT LIGHTING FROM THE BUILDINGS

That lens would Have to be At Least 600 dollars (on the low end) (he is rich so I'll let that part slide) but there is no fucking way a 9 year old is lugging that giant ass lens around all night

Pov: You are the 2nd Robin, it's 2am and you turn around to see a Child 2 rooftops away point this shit at u

This is so sappy but.

I love fanfic so much.

I love how people, out of love for something, just create something beautiful to share with other people without really expecting anything in return.

I love how, in this world where everything costs money, we have something that doesn't

Idk. I think it's sweet.

I always imagine the batfam in the coolest outfits, but I know, in my heart, that at least half of them probably have No sense of style.

Joker, who Jason hates, speaks of creating him with pride.

Bruce, who Jason loves, speaks of creating him with shame.

im gonna be honest i think the "adrien being a sentimonster was randomly thrown in season 4 with no planning on the writers' part" theory is really funny. like the writers of this show are just so bad at their job and so stupid that they tripped and fell in season 1 episode mr pigeon and accidentally spilled "a strange relationship to feathers" all over adrien by accident. they stubbed their toe on the coffee table and accidentally set up a mystery surrounding emilie's relationship to a feathery miraculous in season 1 volpina before we even knew what its powers were. then they spilled coffee all over their favorite shirts and at the same time spilled more white feathers around adrien in season 2 episode gorizilla. while writing the same episode someone had a really nasty sneeze and got boogers all over the script that said "use the imagery of two twin rings intertwined as the opener for the film of adrien's dead mother". they forgot to look both ways before crossing the street while writing the season 2 finale and were struck by a truck labeled "the peacock miraculous gives life" and then by a second truck with the license plate "it does so using white feathers identical to the white feathers that surround adrien in his ads" at the same time. they plummeted down an open manhole and hit the ground with a loud whack that sounded like "sentimonsters like bugette are just as real as any human..... and isn't bugette so...... perfect?" in season 3. on their way to the hospital they slipped on ice that had frozen in such a way to perfectly resemble the sentence "the word 'perfect' is consistently used throughout the series and by the creator ominously to denote how characters like adrien and kagami are 'different from everyone else', ever since season 1 episode simon says". during season 3 someone on the team got food poisoning and when they threw up felix came out instead and started another whacky series of comedic errors. the answer to the mystery of "how and why did emilie die? what life did adrien's loving mother create that she was willing to die for?" was originally gonna be "idk maybe she just exploded or somehting" probably, but then there was a really painful rock in one of the writers' shoes while walking to work that put them in a mood so bad that they forgot their original plan and instead made some bullshit up that somehow ended up being something that made sense with what we knew and put all the puzzle pieces together and actually made the show even more interesting and impactful on a rewatch because it put a lot of shots that at the time seemed random into a new and logical perspective as clear foreshadowing. it's actually impressive how stupid these silly clown writers are that they put strangely specific things so consistently throughout the entire series that resembled foreshadowing while never actually having intended it a single time! like........... really.......... really impressive............... i think..............

Chat noir cheers her on lol

YES. YES.

Like, don't get me wrong, I don't mind when a fic goes all happy ending and has him rejoin the batfamily. But it just doesn't feel right for it to happen like that in canon. I'm no jason expert or comic expert, but to say all the things he did was lashing out due to anger and hurt (though there was anger and hurt involved) seems like almost an insult to the complexities of his character.

The way people think that fanon does Jason todd better than DC is astounding to me, because Fanon Jason is just as bad, sometimes even worse than canon Jason. The fandom doesn’t know how to write Jason. They just do what DC does, but they do it in a way they like. Not in a way that’s actually well written or good.

If you force Jason into the batfam you’re doing what DC is doing. You’re just doing it in a way you like. You’re not fixing the issues, you’re just writing the issues in a different way that you like. It’s still bad, and Jason is still written terribly.

If you force Jason to stop killing because Bruce is right and Jason was just angry and he wasn’t helping, you’re doing what DC is doing. You’re just writing it differently in a way that keeps the same issues just written in a different way.

I have seen very few people actually explore Jason’s viewpoint in a way that doesn’t villainize him or try to change him. But the majority of fandom, write Jason the same exact way DC does, and that’s not a good thing lmdao.

Meet the Todd’s <3

au where a freshly resurrected jason decides to take a boat back to gotham for whatever reason, only for it to get blown off course by a storm and end up on some random coastline where jason discovers his love of fishing.

bonus points if bruce just happens to visit that area on business or something and is like HOLY CRAP THAT FISHERMAN OVER THERE LOOKS LIKE MY DEAD SON

was suddenly overcome with the inexplicable urge to draw jason fishing

One of my new favorite tropes is the Titans Tower attack, but Tim says something so out of pocket that Jason has to stop and re-evaluate everything.

And I'm not talking "I love you, please go back to Bruce"

I'm talking "Ah you're here to kill me? Can I have your jacket?"

been thinking about this

PLEASE can someone give batman a baby PLEASE ANYONE. give this man an infant PLEASE. IT WILL SAVE HIM. PLEASE BELIEVE ME.