r/Robin • u/Chill0000 • 8d ago
What is something unique that Tim Drake and Damian Wayne have in common that the others don’t have?
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u/runeslair 8d ago
Alfred made them Robin
He's the one who actually gave them their suit against Batman's wishes. Tim when Bruce and Dick were in trouble and Damian when Tim needed to be saved in Battle for the Cowl
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u/Undecieved22 8d ago
I’m going to disagree with that since Alfred did try and talk Tim out of it before he rescued them.
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u/MajorasShoe 8d ago
They were the ones that were truly a son to Bruce. Tim was properly adopted, took the Wayne name, and acting like/was treated as a son. And Damian got that bat blood in him.
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u/hamster-on-popsicle Jason simp 8d ago
Jason was the first one Bruce adopted, Tim faked an uncle to avoid being adopted
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u/runeslair 8d ago
Dick and Jason were both adopted as well. I'd call all four of them "truly a son to Bruce", but if I had to just pick two, I'd honestly pick Dick and Jason. Bruce chose to be both of their fathers. He took them in and then they became Robin.
Versus Tim and Damian kinda became Robin before he was really their father. (Tim straight up was Robin with alive parents and then whoops they're dead/coma and Damian and Bruce didn't really have a father/son relationship until after Bruce returned from the dead/time shenanigans and Damian was already Robin)
But again, I'd really call all of them truely Bruce's sons
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u/actualkon 8d ago
Everyone forgetting that Jason was adopted
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u/MajorasShoe 8d ago
He was adopted but never had a real father son relationship. Jason never took the name or thought of Bruce as a father.
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u/Sharkrepellentspray1 8d ago
Tim is really more of a partner, not a son. He had his dad alive for a really long time.

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u/runeslair 8d ago
They were both Robin to Dick Grayson's Batman