#tim drake robin

[dc-gotham-instincts-wild]

JASON BEING A BIG BOTHER AAAAHHHHHHHH

If I had a nickel for every time I drew Tim insisting that Jason is a good person I’d have two nickels. Which isn’t a lot but it’s sad that it’s happened twice.

anyways have some de-aged Tim angst

[crow-eyed-art]

timmy! as he poses in front of the mirror like a giant nerd 💙

alt version + full panels below

[00mutation00]

Some angst only for my dear Tim fans…. So like me 😫✋🏻

Literally I got nothing I just wanted to draw some angst

And I never really draw Tim as well Red Robin so I wanted to give the emo boy a chance to shine ✨

[brucewayneoffic]

Carried him for the full 9 months.

Press, holding a microphone too close to Tim’s face at a gala: how are you settling in at the Wayne’s now you’re officially adopted?

Tim, with a confused face: What do you mean? I’m not adopted.

Press: ..What? No, you were adopted-

Tim: Bruce gave birth to me.

Bruce, behind Tim, nodding: Obviously.

[kiloude-city]

I genuinely love Bernards character so much even if he is just The Boyfriend™️ Here is an essay on him because it is 11:17 PM.

Disclaimer: I have not read anything with him before urban legends.

To start off, he's suicidal and I want to hug him and adopt him because his parents are homophobic. They kicked him out and he was joined a pain cult as a last resort of finding belonging. Last last second resort was one last dinner with his childhood friend/crush/and gay awakening Tim Drake. Bernard genuinely wanted Tim to pull him out of the gutter but got kidnapped before he could have the chance to tell Tim anything. It was his suicide attempt but even just seeing Tim reignited his will to live and he fought alongside Robin to free everyone else from said cult and bring it down.

I like to think Bernard immediately figured out Tim was Robin during that fight. Like he probably felt so worthless that no one would care if he disappeared, but Tim did and who shows up to save him? Robin. Not to mention Bernard is in love with Tim, so if Robin had any similar mannerisms (or didn't mask his voice) Bernard would definitely know immediately, and my guess is that he did. I know that's unrealistic by comic book standards *looks at clark* but it's canon so-

Now I feel like someone would paint that relationship (Bernard taking comfort/self worth from Tim) as toxic. I get it but also, Bernard seems to be doing well on his own after the encounter and seems independent enough. He's going to school full time with two majors and has his own place away from his parents. He has a life outside of Tim and ways to manage it, but he also has his life with Tim. He's keeping up with his physical health (fighting training) as well as telling Robin how he feels. Doesn't happen all the time but thats my next point.

The Robin mask helps them connect more. You'd think it would be the other way around because it's a mask and a lie. In reality they both know. Bernard states how Tim seems to be waiting for him to say something while hesitating to say it himself. Tim probably suspects Bernard knows, and Bernard respects Tim's privacy. Tim wants to tell him but has his own shit he's working through.

It acts as a placebo effect. lets them speak openly to each other without feeling the weights they carry individually. Talking to Robin and not Tim let's Bernard be honest about how scared and worried he is. Tim wearing his Robin mask lets him talk to Bernard in a more "professional" way while also making sure he's okay from an outside perspective. They both know the other is their boyfriend, but the mask acts as a filter that let's them speak to each either differently—in a good way.

I just... think they're neat.. *bursts into tears...*

[montic0]

if you don't want it stolen then stop parking it in Crime Alley, Batman

[danidoodels]

trying to get used to drawing this goober again

[tealplatypuss]

hahahaha these tags are sending me

Batman: The Brave & The Bold #19 - "Robin Season II" (2024)

written by Brendan Hay art by Marco Santucci & Luis Guerrero

[supine-ly]

Natural selection at its finest

[magic-crazy-as-this]

Every once and a while, the Batkids will try and pretend to be Bruce over the radio whilst on patrol.

Tim (as low and gravelly as he can go): "Oracle! Analysis!" Barbara (nonplussed): "Red Robin, I can see which channels are lit up when you speak, I know that's you." Tim: "I AM THE NIIIIIIIGHT...!"

Batman is not pleased. The kids only do this more.

[alpachinaaax]

Tim and jason lil sketches

[adhara2034]

I have a headcanon that whenever Tim has a devious, manic, absolutely bad shit insane plan, he introduced the plan with a laugh, a glint in his eyes and a wide ass smile as he says, "I've got a plan"

Everyone knows what it means, and they know that when it happens, they will have committed a few warcrimes by the end of the day.

They live in fear.

Except Jason, though, he thinks the plans are great. He sees Tim's smile and fucking celebrates because fucking finally he'll allow me to use my rocket-launcher.

[axiliern]

if i'm making tim asian, im Going to give him the asian right of passage experience (bowlcut......)

(this was a twt drawing request :])

[arkangelo-7]

I bet the criminals in Gotham city freak the fuck out when the Batman shows up without Robin.

Because, yeah, you’re going to get the shit kicked out of you either way—but when the kids’ around, Batman’s more… merciful. He’ll knock you out instead of breaking both your arms. He’ll round-house you but not stab you in the gut with a bat-a-rang. There’s less blood and gore, like Batman’s trying to spare the kiddo from the more unsavory aspects of vigilantism.

I bet when the goons see Robin, they breathe a sigh of relief. Cause Batman’s gonna fuck ‘em, but he isn’t going to fucking annihilate them—not in front of his kid.

[lizardpersonyknow]

Tim drake but he has a completely unexplainable beef with one of the lesser Gotham rogues. I'm thinking like kite man or something. Where anyone who sees him fight them feels the need to pull him aside because it sounds like he is deliberately digging in to deeply personal traumas of that villain to hurt them. He regularly makes this rogue cry. He only ever says "they know what they did". Asking the rogue? "I know what I did :(". And yet, the rogue still makes specific effort to trap him.

Years later it comes out that he and this rogue thought it was funny watching the batfam and Gotham's collective concern and confusion. I headcanon that every Gotham rogue has been to at least one summer camp for theatre. The rogue can cry on command. It's literally just a bit.

[feroumi]

Baby Tim