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The second Robin after [[Comicbook/{{Nightwing}} Dick Grayson]] outgrew the mantle, Jason Todd was Batman's second sidekick throughout the [[UsefulNotes/TheSilverAgeOfComicBooks Silver Age]] of comic books. A homeless child on the streets of Gotham City, Jason was introduced trying to steal the wheels off of the Batmobile, and was taken under Batman's proverbial wing as his new ward and protege in his war against crime.


However, fan reception was... less than warm to the new Boy Wonder. After only five years in real-time (1983-1988) Jason Todd was killed off in the highly controversial [[Comicbook/ADeathInTheFamily a Death in the Family]] storyline, where readers were given the option to phone in to decide Robin's fate. As noted on the main page, Jason Todd's death was a GenreTurningPoint for comic books as a whole, and ultimately helped lead to the [[UsefulNotes/TheDarkAgeOfComicBooks Dark Age]] of comic books. Eventually[[note]]after almost twenty years, real-time[[/note]] Jason was revived as a part of the ''Under the Hood'' storyline.


Brought back to life as an enigmatic crime boss, he used the skills that he had developed as Robin as well as the training acquired in the time that had passed InUniverse to become a new thorn in Batman's side as the Red Hood. This antagonism extended to the rest of Batman's allies as well, with arcs pitting him against his adoptive brothers Comicbook/{{Nightwing}} and [[ComicBook/{{Robin}} Tim Drake]].


As a part of the ''Comicbook/{{New52}}'', Jason underwent a HeelFaceTurn, becoming a less antagonistic (but still often sour) member the Batfamily. Jason [[Comicbook/RedHoodAndTheOutlaws formed his own team]] and has since become a much more (anti-)heroic character.

See Comicbook/RedHood

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One of many imperfect clones of Comicbook/Superman, Bizarro was created by Comicbook/Lex Luthor after [[Comicbook/ForeverEvil2013 becoming attached to an earlier version of the project]]. Eventually his sentiment faded, but not before he had created dozens of mentally unstable Superman clones who were almost impossible to defeat. Originally bought by Black Mask, Bizarro was intended to be a weapon until he fell in with Jason and Artemis as the third member of the new group of Outlaws.

Another former [[Comicbook/TeenTitans Teen Titan]] who joins up with Red Hood and acts as his main enforcer during his tenure as manager of the Iceberg Lounge.

* IncorruptiblePurePureness: One of the reasons that he and Red Hood have a falling out. He doesn't agree with [[spoiler: keeping Penguin held against his will in the Iceberg Lounge]] and ditches Jason not long after.

* UnexplainedRecovery: [[spoiler: He's revealed to be Willis Todd, Jason's father who has been believed dead since Jason's childhood]].

* KilledOffForReal: [[spoiler: After their confrontation, Jason throws the crowbar hard enough to pierce his stomach and leaves him to succumb to his wounds]].

A mysterious crimefighter who takes up the [[Comicbook/GrantMorrisonsBatman Wingman]] mantle after being previously worn by Jason Todd.

* DisappearedDad: Was one to [[spoiler: Jason]] growing up.
* DistinguishingMark: Has a Batarang symbol branded onto his arm. [[spoiler: It serves to let the reader know that he's Willis Todd.]]
* UnexplainedRecovery: [[spoiler: He's revealed to be Willis Todd, Jason's father who has been believed dead since Jason's childhood.]]
* SoProudOfYou: [[spoiler:After Jason leaves him to pursue the Untitled, his expression says it all as he says he's proud of him and shows off his Batarang tattoo]]

* AmicableExes: With Jason... at first. Over the course of Comicbook/RedHoodAndTheOutlaws she becomes increasingly unhinged and cements her turn to villainy.

* HairOfGoldHeartOfGold: by comparison, anyway. On a team full of anti-heroes who (usually) fight straight villains, Isabel is just a normal girl who cares about Jason without any ulterior motive.

* KilledOffForReal: [[spoiler: After their confrontation, Jason throws the crowbar hard enough to pierce his stomach and leaves him to succumb to his wounds.]]

* TheReveal: It's hinted that his real identity is [[spoiler:Willis Todd]]. Jason, who was shocked to learn he's alive that he dug his presumed grave to see it's empty, [[spoiler: didn't believe it is actually him since he recalls his father has a Batarang scar on his right arm, which Solitary doesn't have.]]

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* RedeemingReplacement: Unlike past iterations of Bizarro, who are at best [[TragicVillain]]s with a BlueAndOrangeMorality, this version is genuinely heroic.

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* BadassBeard: After coming back from an extended stay in an alternate dimension, he sports one of these and a mohawk.

One of many imperfect clones of Comicbook/Superman, Bizarro was created by Comicbook/Lex Luthor after [[Comicbook/ForeverEvil becoming attached to an earlier version of the project]]. Eventually his sentiment faded, but not before he had created dozens of mentally unstable Superman clones who were almost impossible to defeat. Originally bought by Black Mask, Bizarro was intended to be a weapon until he fell in with Jason and Artemis as the third member of the new group of Outlaws.

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Brought back to life as an enigmatic crime boss, he used the skills that he had developed as Robin as well as the training acquired in the time that had passed InUniverse to become a new thorn in Batman's side as the Red Hood. This antagonism extended to the rest of Batman's allies as well, with arcs pitting him against his adoptive brothers Comicbook/{{Nightwing}} and [[ComicBook/RobinSeries Tim Drake]].

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Is ''not'' the same character as SelfDemonstrating/{{Bizarro}}, though modeled after him.

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[[folder:Robin II / '''Red Hood II''' / Red Robin II / Wingman II (Jason Todd)]]

* AcceptableTargets: In-universe, during his crime boss days, operated that any drug dealers who tried to sell to kids would be killed.
* AloofBigBrother: To the younger members of the Batfamily, but Tim Drake especially. Even when he's grown past trying to murder him, he's still not above openly thinking of ways to blame him for the members of We Are Robin getting shot for stealing tires.
* AmazonChaser:
** Averted by Isabella, a stewardess working for an airline that he sees infrequently. She's just a regular person, not affiliated with any crime-fighting. However, that isn't to say that she doesn't have her BadassNormal moments.
** A more literal example than most cases as Artemis, his love interest for the latter half of ''Red Hood & the Outlaws'' was a literal Amazon who towered over him.
* ArchEnemy:
** Tried to be one for Dick during the time that he was Batman. It didn't go so well.
** As the last member of the All-Caste, a sacred order of [[WarriorMonk Warrior Monks]] dedicated to stopping them, the Untitled as a whole are this to him.
* BadassBiker: Has shades of this early in his post-resurrection history. It's quietly dropped as time goes on.
* BadassNormal: He doesn't have a superpower to his name but he was trained by Batman himself, so you better believe he's a massively skilled fighter and detective.
* BatmanGrabsAGun: A distinct departure from his days as Robin and the moral code of all those who have followed after him, Jason has no problem with grabbing a gun. Several guns. Lots and lots of guns.
* BelligerentSexualTension: With Artemis in Comicbook/RedHoodAndTheOutlaws. They resolve it, for a while anyway.
* BreakoutCharacter: Jason was KilledOffForReal in the late eighties and stayed that way for about twenty years real-time. Post-Ressurection, he's enjoyed ''quite'' the popularity boost, headlining a series for almost a decade and appearing in many Bat Books as a semi-regular guest.
* CharlesAtlasSuperpower: Trained by Batman, ''the'' BadassNormal superhero.
* DarkIsNotEvil: [[AvertedTrope Averted]] for a while, as he was a leather-clad, black and red wearing villain who was undoubtedly troubled but still quite homicidal. Played straight after his HeelFaceTurn, where he is a leather-clad, black and read wearing ''anti-hero'' who has genuinely turned over a new leaf.
* DarkerAndEdgier: Oh so much so.
** Even when he was Robin, Jason's backstory was much grittier than Dick Grayson's. His father was a crook and his mother was a drug addict who died, leaving him an orphan on the street where Batman found him. Then it turned out that it wasn't his mother who had died, but his step-mother! His real mother worked for the Joker and turned him in at the earliest opportunity. Then he died.
** Post-Ressurection he took on the Joker's old mantle as the Red Hood, abandoning the GentlemanThief aspect of the role and adopting a gun-toting BadassBiker motif.
** In the ''Rebirth'' series of Red Hood and the Outlaws, after Roy's death he becomes even ''more'' DarkerAndEdgier. Throwing away his guns, he picked up a katana and a crowbar as melee weapons, while adopting a look that wouldn't have been out of place in VideoGame/MortalKombat. He eventually fell back in line with his previous characterization, but the look stayed even after he picked the guns back up.
* DeadpanSnarker: It seems to come with the territory of working alongside the stony Batman.
-->''"Oh my goodness gracious, I've been bamboozled!"''
* DeceasedParentsAreTheBest: Averted. Jason has very few kind words to say about his parents. Considering his upbringing in a violent household with a deadbeat criminal father and a passive drug-addicted mother, it's not hard to understand why.
* DominoMask: Wore one as Robin and, [[JustForPun under the hood]], wears one as currently.
* DualWielding: Jason is usually armed with two pistols or, when fighting the Untitled, two All Blades.
* FireForgedFriends: In ''Nightwing Year One'', Jason Todd didn't have a very good relationship with Dick. This is changed when the two end up in a situation where they save Alfred's life.
* GeniusBruiser: As befits somebody trained by Franchise/{{Batman}}, he's both a highly trained intellectual ''and'' a lethally skilled fighter.
* HeroesPreferRedheads: With the exception of Isabella, almost every character that Jason has ever shown any romantic attraction to has been a redhead.
** Starfire, during her time on the Outlaws, was a seven foot tall alien princess with (literally) flaming red hair whom Jason had commented occasionally as being very attractive.
** During Comicbook/BatmanAndRobinEternal and Comicbook/BatmanThreeJokers he was shown to have been nursing a crush on [[Comicbook/{{Batgirl}} Barbara Gordon]].
** Artemis is a tall, muscular redhead whom Jason shares BelligerentSexualTension with.
** [[UpToEleven Even his best friend Roy Harper has a head of bright orange hair.]]
* HeroicBSOD: Jason takes Roy's death ''really'' hard.
* HeterosexualLifePartners: With [[ComicBook/GreenArrow Roy Harper]], post-''Comicbook/{{Flashpoint}}''
* HiddenDepths: It doesn't come up a lot, but Jason is the most erudite and well-read of the Robins. Before his death, he and Alfred had a mutual interest in finding rare first-editions of books and adding them to the library at Wayne Manor, and he is introduced post-revival by sending a new addition to his former butler.
* IHaveManyNames: Robin, Red Hood, Red Robin, and (for a while) Wingman.
* ImportantHaircut: After Roy's passing, he started sporting a buzzcut as part of his new look. [[CanonDiscontinuity That was widely unpopular and grew out ''really'' fast.]]
* InterspeciesRomance: With the Amazonian super-heroine Artemis, a member of his second team of Outlaws.
* InSeriesNickname: Roy (and the fandom) loves to call him Jaybird.
* {{Jerkass}}: Jason is an angry character, but can sometimes come across as this.
* KidHeroAllGrownUp: A dark example. Being a KidHero was detrimental to his psychology and was a large contributing factor to his death. After some character development, he becomes a straighter example.
* TheLancer: Usually takes this role among the Robins and, in more than a few cases, to Batman himself.
* LegacyCharacter: Literally all of his titles have come from other characters. As a RunningGag, he's also always the ''second'' person to have it.
** Dick Grayson was the first Robin before Batman took the mantle from him and eventually gave it to Jason.
** Comicbook/TheJoker was the original holder of the Red Hood title, and Jason took it up after being revived as a middle finger to Batman.
** During ''Countdown to Infinite Crisis'' the Batman of Earth-51 gives him the mantle of Red Robin, which belonged to that universe's native Jason Todd.
** For a while, he also operated as the (second) [[Comicbook/GrantMorrisonsBatman Wingman]] with Damian Wayne as his sidekick Red Bird.
* LegacyImmortality: An ''attempted'' [[InvokedTrope invocation]] of this trope. He wanted Batman to continue long after Bruce's passing but as a grim figure of urban legend. He was willing to kill for it, but ultimately the legacy fell to Comicbook/{{Nightwing}}
* LikeASonToMe: For better or worse, Bruce views him as one of his sons even if they don't always see eye to eye.
* MrFanservice: Not as blatant as a certain other former Robin, but Jason is usually drawn to be ''very'' handsome. He has attracted quite an EstrogenBrigade on the internet since his revival.
* MyGreatestFailure: Was (and [[DependingOnTheWriter sometimes]], still is) this to Bruce. Not saving Jason was a big black spot on Batman's crime-fighting record, and it haunted him for years. Even after [[Comicbook/RobinSeries Tim Drake]] entered the picture to take over for the departed Jason, the shadow of Jason's death loomed over much of his early tenure as Robin. Even after his resurrection, Bruce still keeps Jason's old uniform up in the Batcave as a reminder of his mistake.
* NoHoldsBarredBeatdown: On the receiving end of one from the Dynamic Duo.
* ParentalAbandonment: Jason's father abandoned them by merit of being in prison and (later) being dead. Jason's mother abandoned him emotionally, if not physically, by becoming a withdrawn drug addict who later died.
* ProdigalHero: Post- Comicbook/{{Flashpoint}}, Jason has this relationship with the rest of the Bat-Family. After spending some time as a crime boss and murderous outlaw, he was welcomed back into the fold and is allowed to operate with Batman's blessing. While he's there are moments when he disagrees with them, the rest of the Bat Family work frequently with Jason.
* SidekickGraduationsStick: Well, not so much a "promotion" as much as being "replaced while deceased", but Jason has never gone back to wearing the Robin costume once he was established as the Red Hood.
* TakingUpTheMantle: Jason ''really'' wanted to be the new Batman in ''Battle for the Cowl''.
* TechnicolorNinjas: Played straight as Robin. Eventually subverted as Red Hood, who has a penchant for RedAndBlackAndEvilAllOver
* TinyGuyHugeGirl: Enjoys this relationship with Artemis, who towers over him and is ''far'' stronger than him.
* TookALevelInBadass: In a dark way. Jason's certainly not going to be on the receiving end of any crowbar beatdowns any time soon.
* UnderwearOfPower: During his time as Robin, naturally.
* WeaponOfChoice: He has a few:
** Usually, dual-wielded pistols.
** When dealing with the Untitled, the All Blades.
** His melee weapon of choice is almost always a crowbar.
* WellDoneSonGuy: At his core, all he really wants is Bruce's acceptance.
* WhoWearsShortShorts: Pre-''ComicBook/{{Flashpoint}}'', Jason's Robin costume featured shorts. Since it was Dick's first, he had to keep up appearances.
* WillTheyOrWontThey: With Artemis.
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[[folder:Outlaws]]

* DistinguishingMark: Has a batarang symbol branded onto his arm. [[spoiler: It serves to let the reader know that he's Willis Todd.]]

* WhiteHairBlackHeart: She's not only willing to kill to achieve her goals, she's also willing to toy with Jason's emotions by pulling a GrandTheftMe on his ex-girlfriend Isabel.

* {{Kevlard}}: She's a ''large'' woman who goes up against the Red Hood, an AntiHero with a penchant for gun play. Make of that what you will.

* SixthRanger: Crux comes back to help in the last arc of the original [[Comicbook/RedHoodAndTheOutlaws]] run after months of introspection with trained psychiatrists.

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[[folder:Enemies]]
!!Essence
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An assassin who used to study alongside Jason during his time with the All-Caste.

* EvilFormerFriend: A fellow pupil and ex-lover of Jason's until she went off the deep end.
* AmicableExes: With Jason... at first. Over the course of Comicbook/RedHoodAndTheOutlaws she becomes increasingly unhinged and cements her turn to villainy.
* CastingAShadow: Her body is composed entirely of shadows, and she has the ability to control darkness.
* MysticalWhiteHair: Her powers are rooted in magic, and she's got white hair.
* WarriorMonk: Was trained by the All-Caste to be one.
* WhiteHairBlackHeart: She's not only willing to kill to achieve her goals, she's also willing to toy with Jason's emotions by pulling a GrandTheftMe on his ex-girlfriend Isabel.

!!Suzie Su

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An old acquaintance of Jason's from when he was a crime lord.

* BeautyEqualsGoodness: When she first appeared, Suzie Su was an enormous multiple-chinned {{Gonk}} who weighed several hundred pounds. By the time Jason wants to recruit her to work in his casino, she has slimmed considerably and is drawn with much softer features.
* BigBeautifulWoman: Not at first. But during the ''Rebirth'' issues, when Suzie undergoes a HeelFaceTurn, she is drawn with softer features and becomes much easier on the eyes.
* DefeatMeansFriendship: It takes a while, but she and Jason bury the hatchet.
* HeelFaceTurn: Well, comparatively. She goes from actively trying to murder Jason and his partners to working with him. They get along well when they're not trying to murder one another. She and her sisters work in the Iceberg Lounge during his tenure as the owner, and she acts as his main enforcer.
* [[FatBastard Fat Bitch]]: Incredibly large, incredibly villainous, and incredibly hard to empathize with.
* {{Kevlard}}: She's a ''large'' woman who goes up against the Red Hood, an AntiHero with a penchant for gun play. Make of that what you will.
* MassivelyNumberedSiblings: Suzie Su has ''eight'' sisters. All of them slimmer, with diverse talents that contribute to running a casino/assassination, and all with some variation of her own name.

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!!Isabel Ardila
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An airline stewardess that Jason begins a romantic relationship with.

* TheReveal: It's hinted that his real identity is Willis Todd. Jason, who was shocked to learn he's alive that he dug his presumed grave to see it's empty, [[spoiler: didn't believe it is actually him since he recalls his father has a Batarang scar on his right arm, which Solitary doesn't have.]]

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