r/RedRobin
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Which non-DC character do you think is very similar to Tim?
For me it's Leon S. Kennedy from Resident Evil.
Both became who they were out of a desire to help people. ( Tim became Robin, Leon became an Officer.)
Both experienced tremendous loss around them. (Tim lost his mother, Stephanie, Conner, and his dad. Leon lost Ben, Luis, Marvin, and President Benford. Also, according to OG RE Lore, Leon's family was killed by Mobsters.)
Both started out very optimistic and bright, but as the years went on, both became darker and colder.
Both are allies with a strong, heroic man whose sense of justice, if left unchecked, could lead to murderous vengeance. ( For Tim, it's Bruce, and for Leon, It's Chris.)
u/Visible-Fox-8944 — 19 hours ago
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Red Robin by M4X23
Rednote/XHS ID: 643613578 - ORIGINAL POST
u/uselesspanini — 4 days ago
Tim Drake Villain Fics?
Basically want fics where Tim never becomes Robin (for whatever reason) and ends up a villain. Morally ambiguous preferred, but honestly just anything where he goes off the rails and fulfills his delightfully unhinged destiny. Read “You’re Moving to Metropolis? Is that even a real place?” by Vamillepudding and became obsessed with the idea of the batfam not reaching out to him at the end and he goes villain in an attempt to get Batman back to Gotham.
u/Federal_Frosting4640 — 6 days ago
Tim Drake in Knightfall trilogy
The animation for the trilogy looks so well made and the artstyle is peak
Tim looks so good and comic accurate and I love the voice acting for him
I'm hyped
What do yall think?
u/timdrake_defender — 13 days ago
Robins by faiyaart
Violent Robin? Smart Robin? Who are you talking about?
“Robins are much more similar to each other than they seem”
u/NefariousSeraph13 — 10 days ago
Tim Drake's roots should have been steeped in The Court of Owls
(Bear with me on this suggestion. I know that the Court of Owls was introduced nearly 21 years after the Obeah Man story in Detective Comics. But the narrative strings were there for Scott Snyder to pull from in 2011)
Jack and Janet Drake should've been ex-members murdered by the Court the moment they found out about Tim. Detective Comics hinted for years at Jack's business associations and he's a perfect fit for membership in The Court.
And if anyone could undermine, break and reform the Court and its Talons, it would have been/ still could be be Tim.
u/Numberonettgfan — 12 days ago
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What are your thoughts on the Bruce Wayne and Tim Drake ship?
Given how important Bruce is to Tim and the fact that Tim is bi, I really thought the Bruce/Tim ship would be way more popular. It’s surprisingly smaller than I expected. What do you guys think about that?
u/Extension_Lack_5450 — 8 days ago
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Would you say Bruce Wayne was already somewhat of a father figure to Tim Drake even before his dad died? (A father figure is different than an actual father, after all.) If not, then how did you see their relationship?
u/Emotional-Mix-9007 — 12 days ago
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Which Batman villain do you think Tim has the biggest rivalry with?
u/Which-Presentation-6 — 13 days ago
Looking for a crossover fanfic I once found via TV Tropes.
I only remember some details: Tim gets put through the Lazarus Pit repeatedly, fractures his memory, eventually builds a caper/heist identity with the crew from the TV show being crossed over with (Hustle? Leverage? I can't remember.) and is recognized by Dick (or Damian) when a job brings him and his crew back to Gotham.
Oh yeah, it was hosted on fanfiction.net.
u/katrover — 10 days ago