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AU where Jason didn’t die and is smol still and everything is just peachy and everyone else still shows up on schedule and maybe the Joker died of “natural” causes and things are generally going pretty well.
And then there are Flash Time Shenanigans™️ or someone punching a hole in reality or whatever, and Jason wakes up one morning having grown fourteen inches and gained ninety pounds that’s pretty much all muscle and no one really knows what’s happened but what can you do except roll with it.
Also Jason now keeps bonking his head on the top of the car when he gets in and has to find some good explanation for his college advisor and the other five hundred or so people that are going to ask him if stress-induced meta powers are a thing because it’s two weeks until finals and they’ll take any hope they can get.
Tim is doing so many calculations to see if something like this might happen to him too. It will not.
Anytime thereafter they meet any of their alternate universe counterparts the number one thing that has everyone else’s jaw dropping is the revelation that Jason was, for a good couple of years at least, shorter than Tim.
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werewolfetone · 2 years
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Dear god. please make all superyachts explode tomorrow. amen.
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hothammies · 5 days
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this happens like five times in game
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puppetmaster13u · 4 months
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Prompt 139
So. Dan has somehow found a small child. A practically newly born ghostling who had literally fallen right on top of him. A ghostling who had practically formed right above him, far away from nurseries and instead above him of all ghosts? 
Him, the Sunkiller? The Worldeater? Jordan Vladimir FentonNightingale-Foley-Manson? Son of Space and War? Bringer of the End?? Seriously, what the hell! Ghostlings shouldn’t even be able to form within other ghost’s Lairs, and he knew for a fact this wasn’t his own ghostling seeing as he wasn’t interested in such things. 
So here Dan is, feeling more confused than he ever has with a newborn ghostling clinging to him and sobbing in his arms about wanting his dad. What even is his unlife right now.
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nelkcats · 10 months
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The victim is... the same as yesterday?
Since Danny managed to master the power of duplication he noticed a couple of things: duplicates didn't always disappear when he wanted them to, it was possible to make many at once and he could change shapes when he used it. The duplicates also disappeared in ecto when destroyed.
So, when the halfa moved to a new location he decided it made the most sense to release "Human Danny's" over Gotham and stay as Phantom to look at his new home from the sky. He needed to investigate his new surroundings and probably find a better place to live.
This made the bats desperate, they had multiple alerts of "Multiple black-haired, blue-eyed boys wandering into dangerous territories" and "A meta flying around Gotham", Bruce doubted it was a coincidence, maybe the meta was a new villain.
In some cases they couldn't get there in time and the blue-eyed boy died mysteriously, since they didn't communicate with each other, they didn't know it was the same victim over and over again. Danny wasn't surprised when he felt one of his duplicates return to him. Of course, the halfa had no idea he was giving Red Robin traumas about a boy "vanishing on acid".
The batfamily, who remained without communication, thought that some villain was chasing down black-haired, blue-eyed people and killing them. Jason was the first to realize that it was the same boy and he frowned not understanding the situation. He found the meta and he was almost harmless, which didn't have sense.
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teamoakills · 1 year
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the thespian urge to have a rival love story (and it failing immediately)
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arctixout · 26 days
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charm
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ladygata · 9 months
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Sorry. Wait. Sorry. If someone has already made this discovery. I haven’t been in the tags. But. HELLO? Good Old Fashioned Lover Boy confirmed in season 2!??
EXCUSE ME???? I AM LIVING. sorry if this is old news lmaooo
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nonbinabee · 2 months
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In a world where people can just be magically revived randomly and have been consistently, like idk, why not kill the Joker? Is it really so bad to not have him around for a little bit of time like you do anyways while writers focus on different villains? You could make a whole event of it. Really explore the impact that killing the Joker has on Batman and his family, on the Rogues, on Gotham (if it even has one at all).
You’ve already had like pretty much half the bloody DC universe be killed and then revived again and what not. (Including Jason Todd who was once a part of the little “will not be revived ever” group). If you really can’t permanently kill the Joker then don’t. Just kill him a little bit. It will probably make a more compelling story than whatever the fuck Gotham War was. And if you don’t want revival to come into it, idk, maybe have someone take on the mantle? Don’t ever have to know who it is or really why they’re doing it just like the original Joker, but it could be interesting to see how that would change dynamics.
Idk I just think exploring the idea of the Death of the Joker would be neat character wise and story wise given how it tends to be like the first thing people think of when they think about Batman’s whole routine not working. What happens when you finally get what you want? Does it solve anything? Does it really change anything? Does it make the characters feel any better realistically?
Idk I just think it could be fun. Especially when death in comics rarely has any long term impact so when you do want to use him again just dig him out of his grave and toss him into the Pit or whatever mystical bullshit is compelling the plot!
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oifaaa · 2 years
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Curious
Wonder Woman protege Jason?
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I think she'd have to outrun Bruce but it's do able
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betterthanbatman1 · 6 months
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I’m so-
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khihi · 9 months
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why this has been so has biven sparklin. sparkly. sparklitive.. why this so sparklative? is there a reason why this is so sparklive?? why has this bivin so sparklive? has why this been sparly? WHY HAS THIS BIVIN SPARKLING!?!? NACE!!!
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eternalmomentss · 14 days
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oh perfect, yoshizawa-san fell asleep
your honor, that's his little sister
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distort-opia · 1 year
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Alright excuse my compulsion to situate everything within a timeline, but. I love that now there's more than one story taking place before The Killing Joke that establishes Bruce empathizing and relating to Joker, and that Zdarsky clearly took inspiration from the one before his own for this aspect of Bruce and Joker's relationship.
The events of Zdarsky's I Am A Gun take place while Dick is a boy and still Robin, early in Batman's career... and so does Darwyn Cooke's amazing-showstopping-spectacular Batman: Ego. In Ego, we get another instance of Bruce's mind being split in two; there being a separation between Bruce and Batman, with the embodiment of Batman arguing for Joker's murder:
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-- Batman: Ego
But Bruce says no. He says he isn't a killer:
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Forever obsessed with how Darwyn Cooke so efficiently conveys how Bruce understands Joker, and relates to him. He knows Joker chose madness to deal with tragedy, that he was faced with the same choice Bruce was, and that Bruce could've become him. Because that's what Bruce lapsing into laughter and acting like Joker shows.
But the story is centred around Bruce in Batman: Ego, while in I Am A Gun... perhaps the best line to summarize it is Bruce thinking to himself, "Is the Joker broken too?" in Batman (2016) #128. It's not just the two facets of Bruce vs. Batman in this story, it's also the two facets of Joker: a human being, and a monster.
The conflict in Bruce is mirrored in Joker, and I am kissing Zdarsky on the mouth for acknowledging it and portraying it so beautifully. There's a monster in Bruce made out of hollow anger, and there's a human being crying for help buried inside Joker:
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-- Batman (2016) #130 -- I Am A Gun
"He'll fix you." And Martha being the one to say this, the one who becomes Joker herself in a different world, a different Universe... perhaps it's not intentional, but it feels so relevant. In Flashpoint, Thomas Wayne is a Batman who kills. In New 52's Earth 2, he's a Batman who killed Joker himself. And in Bruce's head, it's Thomas Wayne arguing for Joker's death.
But I just love that keeping both I Am A Gun and Ego in mind, knowing that these thoughts and emotions were there for Bruce for years, makes The Killing Joke... even more poignant.
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Bruce has been thinking about this for a long time. And all of it coming to a head with the iconic offer for help, with the one time Bruce offered Joker his hand despite what Joker had just done...
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-- Batman: The Killing Joke
[clenches fist] It's beautiful.
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yoda-bor · 3 months
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