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Batman watch out!

I randomly found this on Pinterest,I don't know who the creator is

u/Ok-Round-7683 — 15 hours ago

who Cass, Dick, and Tim are loyal to

From what the comics show and discussions I have read, it seems that Dick is loyal to Bruce as his father, Tim's main loyalties are to Batman, and Cass is loyal to Bruce's mission as Batman. Tim is the most obedient of the three to Batman's orders, though he'll express his disagreement to Batman while following the orders he dislikes. Cass and Dick are more likely than Tim to outright disobey Batman when they think he's in the wrong. Dick is more obedient to Bruce's parental wishes. Cass is the most likely of the three of them to disobey Bruce but she trusts that his goals are good even when she disagrees with his methods. Dick is hurt when Bruce focuses too much on being Batman. Is this accurate for the three of them?

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u/gabeg777 — 22 hours ago
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The drawing I asked Tim's colour for!

This was done with arrtx acrylic marker.

Imagine them looking at Cass doing something cute and looking at them for approval because she's still learning to be a normal teen or something.

u/WhyWasIHere_Again — 1 day ago
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My favorite Wayne Family Adventures screenshots part 14

I know very little about Kate Kane, but that shot is awesome. Honestly, so much good art in this batch

u/CMStan1313 — 4 days ago

What colour belongs to tim?

So I'm colouring in this drawing i made of Tim and Jason and i want their hair to have a subtle tint of the colour they are associated with.

I know that Jason is red but what is Tim's colour

Like Grayson is blue

Jason is red

Bruce and Cass are black and yellow(and grey for Bruce)

Steph is purple

Babs is purple and line green

Duke is yellow

Damian is green

What is Tim?

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u/WhyWasIHere_Again — 4 days ago
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I know Pride is almost over, but I'm going to post this anyway. My headcanons for the alternate universe Bat-family.

u/Hefty-Initiative-155 — 6 days ago
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Batfam and haunted houses.

So I headcanon that the batfam isn't allowed to go to most haunted houses because of their various reasons.

Jason prefers not to risk a PTSD episode because a lot of people do clowns and crowbar's. And unfortunately the last time he did he had a very bad episode and thankfully the actor is fine. Because Titus and Ace tackled Jason to ground him through the episode. Damian sat with him the whole time. And would get very hostile when people got too close. Especially anyone that looks like a clown.

Bruce is always hyper vigilant because Halloween is the most dangerous time of year in Gotham and that's generally when these happen so he's extra on edge. Selina is always there with him. They do carnival games.

Dick and Steph are having waaaaaay too much fun trolling the scare actors with their shenanigans. They've recently gotten Cass involved in their fun. Cass now sees why they enjoy trolling the scare actors by parkouring in the chase zones.

Tim and Babs being the more sleep deprived hyper fixated individuals frequently get confused for being part of the scare actors. The zombie section of them. Babs laughs every time. Tim's just groaning like he's a zombie. He's not helping his case.

Kate and Duke enjoy them but often times people do ones themed to things that trigger to traumas of theirs so they generally don't go.

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u/Scarlett_Ram — 6 days ago

Why is it never mentioned how Damian was exposed to the Lazarus Pit (probably repeatedly)?

There's a lot of discussion about Jason and "Pit Rage" (which I believe is real but incredibly exaggerated and prolonged in fanon) and the psychological effects of the Lazarus Pit. Usually using Ra's al Ghul as an example of what the Lazarus Pit does to a person. While "Pit Rage" is used extensively in Jason Todd-centered fanworks, he was only exposed to the Pit once(?). And those who say Pit Rage is not real, usually attribute Ra's instability to the fact that he was exposed, repeatedly, for centuries instead. (And being alive for centuries probably also significantly contributes to whatever is wrong with him.) There are some other characters who've taken a dip once or twice, like Bruce (I'm pretty sure Superman threw him in there once or something right?) with no real effect. And surely something would be more wrong with Talia?

But it's shown in comics at some point that Damian was most likely exposed repeatedly to the Pit growing up. His training was brutal and he probably got significantly injured often and they used water from the Lazarus Pit to heal him, even restoring entire organs. Or at least, I assume it's a common occurrence, because in the panel I'm thinking of, Talia orders them to fix Damian up after he nearly dies so casually like it's a common occurrence and they have backup organs for him just sitting around? It's a combined magic-science surgery where they're using both medical equipment and (possibly diluted?) Pit water.

If anyone would have "Pit Rage" I think Damian is a good candidate especially with the psychological effects on a developing mind. I personally haven't seen any but I've only read a handful of Damian-centric fic. I mean he's already an angry child. I just feel like the fandom could do some interesting stuff with it!

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u/morningstarbee — 6 days ago
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Every day I’m fighting for my life in the exclude tags section

And yet I always forget one and then come across some fic where Dick is randomly Neal Caffrey?! 😭

u/yoghurteee — 10 days ago
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My favorite Wayne Family Adventures screenshots part 13

I legitimately got jumpscared by that robot panel

u/CMStan1313 — 9 days ago