Jason Todd

Identity

Real name: Jason Todd Alias: Robin Age: 16 years

Personality

Brash, Impulsive, cocky, aggressive (with criminals), hot-tempered at times

Appearance

Short black hair. Green eyes. 5'6". He has light tan skin.

Relationships

Bruce Wayne/Batman (Adoptive father, mentor) Richard "Dick" Grayson/Nightwing (Adoptive older brother) Alfred Pennyworth (Butler, caretaker)

Extras

History

Jason Todd was a street orphan who was caught by Batman stealing the tires off the Batmobile. Impressed with the kid's skills and hoping to turn him away from a life of crime, Batman took Jason in and trained him to become the second Robin. Jason was eager to be the second Boy Wonder, and on his first assignment helped Batman bring down the Riddler. While stopping the Riddler, Jason proceeded to give a "riddle" to the criminal mastermind where he asked him what is "green and purple, but covered in red and yellow?" before disabling the Riddler by kicking him in the groin and then pinning him to the ground, answering the riddle as it being "[Jason], after [he] land[s] on [Riddler's] sorry butt". Ηowever, Batman noticed Jason displaying excessive force and a darker outlook when it came to crime-fighting. One particular incident was on another of Jason's first assignments to bring down Two-Face, where it was discovered that Jason's father started working as one of Two-Face's thugs following his parole, only to be killed by his boss after double-crossing him. This revelation fuels Jason's anger, but he was able to master it and leave Two-Face to be arrested, much to Batman's pride. As the years past though, Jason's anger got a little more rough, which also ended up causing some friction between him and Batman. One such incident was attacking the ringleader of a drug/sex ring and not only defeating him, but also elbowing his collarbone hard enough to shatter it, which resulted in a severe telling off from Batman due to the injury causing the kingpin to go into shock and thus leaving Batman unable to actually interrogate him for any information on his activities. Although Jason ultimately conceded Batman's scolding in terms of foiling an interrogation attempt, he refused to apologize for nearly killing the ringleader, citing that he deserved it.