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The Brave and the Bold The animated series Batman: The Brave and the Bold featured Batman teaming up with a different DC hero in every episode, mostly because he didn't have Robin's help to rely upon. These days, Tim has taken the name "Red Robin" and operates largely on his own or as a member of the Teen Titans. Tim and Bruce eventually patched things up, but their relationship was never quite the same. Stephanie even briefly took over the role of Robin herself before apparently dying in a storyline called War Games. Tim broke from his partner and mentor after Batman decided to reveal Tim's secret identity to her.
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The Stephanie Brown Feud While Tim Drake remained Batman's faithful sidekick throughout the '90s Batman comics, he and Bruce hit a rough patch thanks to the debut of a new heroine named Stephanie Brown. However, the Season 5 episode "Go!" featured an exchange between Robin and a criminal opponent where the Boy Wonder made it very clear he no longer worked under Batman and wanted to be his own hero. The series never even definitively revealed which particular Robin this was. Teen Titans' Robin The 2003 Teen Titans animated series didn't directly explore the complicated relationship between Batman and Robin very often. Batman had to toss his old ward into a magma pit just to be rid of him.
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Readers learned that Dick had become so traumatized by his experiences as Robin that he turned himself into a genetically modified, invulnerable serial killer who preys upon other superheroes. The Dark Knight Strikes Again 1986's The Dark Knight Returns hinted at a major falling-out between an aging Bruce Wayne and Dick Grayson, but it wasn't until the 2001 sequel The Dark Knight Strikes Again that it became clear just how dysfunctional their relationship is in this universe. As it turns out, the final straw was Dick's discovery that Bruce knew Batgirl's secret identity and never bothered to tell him. The episode "Old Wounds" eventually explained what happened to drive Bruce and Dick apart.
That follow-up series featured a slightly older Dick as Nightwing, with Tim Drake taking over as Robin. But when the series was revamped to become The New Batman Adventures, suddenly the Batman family dynamic changed. The DC Animated Universe The Dick Grayson Robin was an integral part of Batman: The Animated Series, particularly when the series was renamed The Adventures of Batman & Robin in its final batch of episodes. Their tense relationship is further inflamed by the manipulative influence of Poison Ivy, though eventually they patch things up in time to save Gotham.
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This movie focuses a great deal on Dick Grayson chafing under Batman's overbearing leadership style. Batman & Robin Moviegoers got their first glimpse at what happens when the Dynamic Duo have a falling out in 1997's Batman & Robin. Even the video game Batman: Arkham Knight used this trope as a major plot point. Jason tends to suffer a similar fate in any version of the Batman mythos in which he appears, though he also has a habit of returning to life as a revenge-hungry vigilante later on. Jason was killed by Joker in Batman: Death of the Family (a story whose ending was determined by fans calling in and voting). Sadly, that partnership never works out over the long term.
The Death of Jason Todd It's also a common trope in many incarnations of Batman for the Caped Crusader to replace Dick Grayson with a second Robin, Jason Todd. That transformation first took place in 1984's Tales of the Teen Titans #44, and it's a story that's been retold countless times over the years. Invariably, he takes the name Nightwing, inspired by a legendary hero from the planet Krypton. Becoming Nightwing In pretty much every incarnation of the Batman franchise, it's only a matter of time before Dick Grayson breaks away from Batman and tries to make it on his own as a hero.
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