Well, Bruce did took them in cuz Bruce had no one but Alfred after his parents died

@@jay.bird_1013we know buddy. We know.

Same here🔥

Me alegra no ser el único

@@-Kat_111 y a mí cuando me llamas papi

Not me here tearing up remembering those times he said it 😭

The third was okay with everything

@SunVfxx wait are you talking about Tim Drake or Damien Wayne?

@@peelslowly28Damian is the fourth.

Ain’t Tim is 4th?

Pretty sure Stephane Brown was the fourth

Difference between damian and jason (looking at Earth-22 aka injustice universe) is that jason had a limit to who to kill and not kill, whilst damian killed pretty much everyone

@@Jodacro-it4zz if you think about it Jason actually answers the question of "what if batman used guns and killed?"

He’s not Batman only had a daughter and that’s huntress

​@@williammarkle8472whatchu on????

That’s kinda of ironic on how you mention the fact that Jason and Bruce were similar to each up until Jason started killing because Batman in the 40s use to mercilessly kill his enemies if needed too shockingly right?, I mean early years Bruce use to even carry a gun on him as one of his signature weapons.

I would argue the Tim Drake ending was good

@Druguzu omg yeah, thanks that totally slipped my mind 😅. Bat boy was kinda cringy though

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@@melvinpack625 🥺

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Gotham Knights is the closest

What's the name of the movie plz

Yes plz

Play Gotham Knights as Jason

That's possible, since there's a comic that shows Jason willingly sacrificing himself to be revived in the Lazarus pit again to deal with some weird program

Yep me too

Same by keeping joker alive ur indirectly putting gotham in danger

@@VTObi4z Or directly. At this point he's basically a weapon. Hell, other supervillains have _used_ the Joker like a strategic weapon.

Me too

All of us would

"SHENRON!!! BRING BACK MY FATHER!!!!"

In the DC universe that's not an impossibility

​@@_Soundwave_Superiorand Willis Todd returns 😂

​@@_Soundwave_Superiorhahahahahha😂 fucking hell

​@WannabeWryter there is a multiverse

I get that Batman has a no-kill rule but couldn't he at least paralyze the creep so it's much harder for him to break out of Arkham

It's because once you get used to something it's fine the second time and the third it doesn't even bother you anymore. Red hood is was batman didn't want to become, because he has no values for other people, and if the case killing a civilian wouldn't be a issue either

​@@cooperminion825That's what I'm saying. If not kill him, just permanently paralyze him. If you ask me, that's worse than death.

@@demonslayer5122 totally. Especially if he makes it look like an accident. Like "I punched Joker and then he tripped on something and fell off the roof. I tried to grab him but I just wasn't fast enough"

A “no kill” rule as a “hero” is criminal in and of itself…dude is allowing innocent people to die by keeping serial killers alive smh..

Cuz some folk need to be gone for their action

⁠@@prinn4808and look what happened to Superman when he killed joker turn into a criminal and same with Jason too he went too far😂

​​@@cneal524 I guess you would want a super powered Joker for yourself

This is so sad cause I’m a big fan of Batman but Robin I understand what he had to go through and kill joker but it doesn’t mean the pain goes away ❤️‍🩹

Killing him wouldn't end a thing? Um...right. Tell that to everyone who lost loved ones to the Joker and everyone who would have lost theirs if the Joker was left alive to escape or be broken out _yet again._

Dick Grayson*.

Exactly, Bruce wanted Jason to be just like him, Jason idolized Bruce as his adoptive father before his initial death and was practically a carbon copy of Bruce at that age, and was really the only Robin besides Dick that Batman opened up into being a father figure, but in a way Bruce was like both a father a mother and the only family that Jason could rely on that actually believed in him. To Jason, the Joker is like a far more genocidal Joe Chill who had the potential to kill hundreds of millions of people after killing Batman. Jason was willing to abide by Batman's ideology to honor his memory, but couldn't come to grips letting himself let the Joker run around destroying more families after knowing he killed Batman who was for a while his only family, then later crippling family like Barbara, tourting Dick into killing himself, and then torturing and jokerizing Tim into killing people, and later in turn torturing the families of Gotham. Batman found solice in trusting the justice system, and looking at the potential for joy and goodness in others, even in someone as purely evil as the Joker. Jason however was never like Batman in that sense as he grew up with a scewed view on the world, viewing evil like the Joker deserved capital punishment that the corrupt criminal system never provided. Jason Todd failed Batman's ideology to protect the remaining family he had and all of Gotham from ever experiencing the torture that he and Batman experienced. Jason Todd ended up doing the greater good, but ultimately failing his teacher and the one man he ever really considered family.

I could live with it, but i think i would be on the verge of destroying myself from ALL the truama. Breaking the promise, knowing what I did was wrong, not feeling fulfilled, guilt, and feeling like i failed because i couldn't be strong like my father

Yeah, that did Wonders for Superman.

Didn't know he was killing them? He shot them in the head with a gun

@@I_am_a_cat_ no basically if you watched the batman death in the family movie you would know that he basically went insane so he thought he was killing them

That just means you saved lives in the real world only people like Jason survive people more like Batman not willing to kill those who killed their loved ones would be traumatized and miserable

What shows/ movies are they?

It's actually an interactive movie! When you have the physical copy you can choose alternate routes/ endings. There's the standard Death in The Family but there's also different routes which you should be able to find online!

It's an interactive movie. I think Netflix has the interactions? Not sure what else.

yes

It's from a choose your own adventure version of Under the Red Hood called Death in the Family this is one of the routes

@@ChamarM oh wow cool

@@Landen00813 But it's only the DVD/Blu Ray that does it the max version is just the Under the Red Hood movie

What's the name of this movie

batman: death in the family. it’s an interactive film with choices and different outcomes. it’s a bit of a different spin from batman: under the red hood

Batman: Death in the family. But you need to get the actual physical copy to get this interactive ending, the version on streaming platforms won't show it.

Death in the Family. It's an interactive movie you can make plot decisions in.

The Queen Of Heaven

@@SuperGreatSphinx papist