History Characters / BatmanWayneFamilyAdventures

* TheBabyOfTheBunch: At 8 ([[BirthdayEpisode later 9]])years old Damian is the youngest member of the Bat-Family, though he is more experienced than the newcomer, Duke.

A clone made with Superman's and Lex Luthor's DNA. He's a founding member of Young Justice and a close friend of Tim, Cassie, and Bart.

* NoodleIncident: It's not made clear why she suddenly broke it off with Duke, other than it not being his fault.
** Given Duke's later questions to Luke and Tim about their double lives, though, one can't help but wonder if his work as the Signal (and the amount of time he dedicates to that) had something to do with it...

* EvilIsPetty: Takes delight in taunting Cass about her traumatic past, and seems to enjoy the prospect of pitting her against Damien.

The King of Atlantis,

!Other Superheroes
[[folder:Conner Kent / Superboy]]

A clone made with Superman's and Lex Luthor's DNA. He's a founding member of Young Justice and a close friend of Tim, Cassie, and Bart.

!GCPD
[[folder:Jim Gordon]]
!!Commissioner James Worthington “Jim” Gordon
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[[caption-width-right:350: ''”So sorry I’m late Babs. Hope you weren’t waiting long.”'']]

Jim Gordon is the Commissioner of the Gotham City Police Department. He is an ally to the Bat Family and the father of Barbara Gordon.

* BadassNormal: Jim has no powers but is a reliable ally to the Bat Family.
* TheCommissionerGordon: The TropeNamer himself. Jim is Batman’s iconic FriendOnTheForce on his war on crime.
* DaChief: He is the commissioner.
* DotingParent: Jim apologies for being late for his coffee lunch with his daughter.
* LockedOutOfTheLoop: In this continuity he has no idea about the Bat Family’s true identities. Barbara often uses ExactWords when discussing her work with him, using phrases like "helped a kid with his reading" (she had to tell Damian that Bruce's note specifically says not to drive the Batmobile) and "showed a few people their way" (she had to tell Red Robin and Spoiler that they were trying to stop the ''wrong bank'' from being robbed).

[[folder:Renee Montoya]]
!!Detective Renee Maria Montoya
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[[caption-width-right:350: ''"New guy, right? Transfer from Metropolis? "'']]

A tough-as-nails veteran of the GCPD.

* CommonalityConnection: The "GCPD" episode is all about her and Jim bonding over how weird and frustrating it is to deal with the various Robins over the years.
* ExpositoryHairstyleChange: She had shorter hair during Jason's tenure as Robin. She's apparently let it grow out in the present day.
* OvershadowedByAwesome: She admits to feeling this for the Robins. She preferred Tim's lectures to Steph solving all her cases for her because, as annoying as the lectures were, they still gave the normal cops something to ''do''.
* SecretKeeper: She's aware of Batwoman's true identity as Kate, calling out her real name in "Hold the Line" after Batwoman pushes a Man-Bat through a window and nearly tumbles after it.
* SeenItAll: Her years on the force have made it so that a nine-year-old boy in a cape lecturing a cop is nothing new.

!The Justice League
[[folder:Superman]]
!!Kal-El / Clark Joseph Kent / Superman
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[[caption-width-right:350: ''”Does Batman look a little broodier than usual today?”'']]

The Last Son of Krypton and perhaps the world's greatest superhero. Clark Kent, better known as Superman, is the most recognizable member of the Justice League and a close friend of Batman and the Waynes.

* CantTieATie: Played with; he can tie his ''own'' tie perfectly fine (Bruce points out that he does it for work every day) but he sucks at explaining how to do it to someone else.
* FlyingBrick: He is Superman so this trope is a requirement.
* TheHerosIdol: Dick wore a hoodie with his emblem in Episode 6.
* NiceGuy: He's ''Superman'', of course this trope applies. Tim even says at the end of one comic that he and his friends should hang out at the Kents'; unlike Bruce, Clark doesn't scare his guests away.
* NotSoAboveItAll: Gets into an argument with Harley, insisting that he's Batman's BestFriend despite her claims. Both of them go as far as to call Bruce to get his confirmation. It's hilarious to see TheCape getting into such a petty lighthearted squabble.
* VitriolicBestBuds: He has some kind of squabble with Batman basically every time he shows up (even in the past as related by Martha Kent), but it is clear they are good friends nonetheless.

[[folder:Green Arrow]]
!!Oliver Jonas “Ollie” Queen / Green Arrow
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[[caption-width-right:350: ''”Seems normal to me.”'']]

The Emerald Archer himself, Ollie Queen is a mainstay of the League thanks to his nearly unparalleled skill with a bow and array of gadgets.

* BadassNormal: He has no powers, something Steph pointed out to Bruce, much to the latter’s chagrin.
* DeadpanSnarker: His profile quote is rather quippy.
* TheHerosIdol: Steph owns a cup with his emblem.

[[folder:The Flash]]
!!Bartholomew Henry “Barry” Allen / The Flash
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The Fastest Man Alive and one of the founding members of the Justice League.

* TheCameo: Is seen with the rest of the Justice League in the Watchtower in Episode 6, before getting a few lines in Episode 38.
* CantTieHisTie: Played with. He knows ''how'' to tie a tie, but he stinks at explaining it (as Superman points out).
* TheHerosIdol: Duke wears sneakers with his emblem.

[[folder:Wonder Woman]]
!!Diana of Themyscira / Diana Prince / Wonder Woman
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[[caption-width-right:350:''"I mean, what are they going to do? Kick the richest man in Gotham out of the party?"'']]

The Princess of Themyscira and the Champion of the Amazons. Wonder Woman is one of the founding members of the Justice League and one of its most prominent female members.

* AnimalLover: Is enamored by Damian’s assortment of pets when she visits Bruce to discuss their plans, insisting that she meet the Bat Cow and lighting up with joy at the sight of Goliath the Dragon Bat.
* TheCameo: Is seen with the rest of the Justice League in the Watchtower in Episode 6, before solving the problem of Episode 38.
* TheHerosIdol: Jason wore sweats with her emblem, and he is later given a mug of tea with her emblem on it while recovering from a panic attack.
* StatingTheSimpleSolution: When the entire League is flummoxed trying to help Bruce figure out how to fix a tie, Diana casually points out an obvious workaround; go without one. After all, no one's gonna make a fuss if the richest man in Gotham shows up without a tie.
* WomenAreWiser: She casually solves the tie problem that had all the male members of the League flummoxed, and she's also the only one who realizes that Bruce is lying about how he broke his leg.

[[folder:Black Canary]]
!!Dinah Lance / Black Canary
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A superheroine with a powerful scream and deadly martial arts skills. She's a close friend of Barbara's.

* EarlyBirdCameo: Just enough of her side is seen to identify her at the Watchtower meeting table in Episode 6. She makes her proper debut in Episode 88.
* TheHerosIdol: Barbara wore a Black Canary shirt as some merchandise for her favorite Justice League member.
* SuperScream: Black Canary's canary cry is a super-powerfully strong voice.

[[folder:Green Lantern]]
!!Harold "Hal" Jordan / Green Lantern

* MundaneUtility: He uses his Lantern Ring to create a visual aid for tying a tie. Bruce ''still'' doesn't get it.
* NotSoAboveItAll: He's a fighter pilot, a space cop, and a member of the Justice League...and yet the sheer amount of items Batman keeps in his utility belt (stun bombs, a foldable katana, [[NoodleImplements shark repellent, fish treats for bears, etc]]) manages to shock and frustrate him (as he can create anything he needs with his ring, but is ''still'' shown up by Batman).
* VitriolicBestBuds: When Bruce calls the Justice League for help in tying a tie, frustration leads to him and Barry/Flash yelling at each other while Superman tries to comfort Bruce.

!Other Superheroes
[[folder:Conner Kent / Superboy]]

A clone made with Superman's and Lex Luthor's DNA. He's a founding member of Young Justice and a close friend of Tim, Cassie, and Bart.

* CoolBigBro: To Jon. Jon adores Conner, and clearly looks up to him a lot.
* HalfHumanHybrid: Conner was grown in a lab from a mix of Kryptonian and human DNA.
* HeatVision: Like his genetic "father" Superman, Conner is able to emit powerful infrared radiation from his eyes. Unfortunately, his control of this is clearly not as fine as Clark's, as shown by his disastrous attempts at trying to shave with it.
* InterspeciesRomance: A picture framed in his room implies that he's in a relationship with Miss Martian, like his counterpart in ''WesternAnimation/YoungJustice''.
* MundaneMadeAwesome: Episode 87, "Objects in Mirrors" revolves around Conner's attempts to shave some newly grown stubble when it possesses the same NighInvulnerability as the rest of him. His struggles to bounce his HeatVision off the mirror to singe off the unwanted hair turn into a game where Clark and Jon both reflect it into Connor's stubborn stubble with hand mirrors.
* MundaneUtility: HeatVision is great for burning off bulletproof hair when you need to shave.
* RelatedDifferentlyInTheAdaptation: The Kents adopted Conner as Clark's younger brother in the comics, but they see him as Clark's son and Jon's brother here.

[[folder:Jon Kent / Superboy II]]

The son of Clark Kent and Lois Lane as well as the second person to bear the Superboy name. He's Damian's BestFriend and a superhero in his own right.

* BestFriend: He's Damian's closest friend and the non-Wayne family member most able to handle Damian's volatile personality. When Bruce brings up Jon while discussing Damian's socialization issues at school, Damian mentions that Jon is different and "indestructible".
* BigBrotherWorship: Jon ''adores'' Conner, if greeting him with a tackling hug is any indication.
* CheerfulChild: Jon is very upbeat and is clearly having a good time helping Connor shave, cheering with a "Woohoo!" after succeeding.
* FlyingBrick: As a half-Kryptonian child, Jon has the full Kryptonian powerset. Damian describes him as "indestructible" and Jon is frequently seen floating during his first appearance in the comic.
* WhatAreRecords: When Clark mentions that life can't always be changing in phone booths to catch falling airplanes, Jon turns to Damian and asks, "What's a phone booth?" Clark instantly buries his face in his hands while moaning about feeling old.

!Civilians
[[folder:Ana]]

A girl at Duke's school that he develops a crush on and subsequently starts dating.

* CanonForeigner: Has no clear counterpart from the comics.
* ItsNotYouItsMe: She used this line with Duke when she broke it off, but it clearly did a terrible job at softening the blow. [[LampshadeHanging Duke even wonders if that line has ever made anyone feel better.]]
* NiceGirl: She hits it off fast with Duke and is clearly a sweet girl with a kind heart... which makes it all the more tragic when she dumps him out of nowhere.
* NoodleIncident: It's not made clear why she suddenly broke it off with Duke, other than it not being his fault.
** Given Duke's later questions to Luke and Tim about their double lives, though, one can't help but wonder if his work as the Signal (and the amount of time he dedicates to that) had something to do with it...
* TemporaryLoveInterest: She went out with Duke for three comics before abruptly dumping him and disappearing from the comic.

[[folder:Bernard Dowd]]

Tim Drake's current boyfriend.

* QueerColors: During their two dates in the "Better and Brighter" two-parter, Bernard's pink coat combined with Tim's purple coat and blue shirt are the colors associated with the bisexual pride flag.

[[folder:Jonathan and Martha Kent]]

Clark's adoptive parents who raised him to become the world's greatest superhero. They're good friends with the Waynes and sometimes invite Alfred over for dinner.

* AlmightyMom: Martha can instantly cow any of the Kents with a stern glare and a frown. Clark, Conner, and Jon all freeze when she confronts them over burning holes in her walls while trying to help Connor use his HeatVision to shave.
* GoodParents: It's clear that they raised Clark with love and care, turning him into TheCape that everyone knows and loves. Clark thinks the world of them and panics when he realizes that his mom is aware that he's using his SuperSenses to eavesdrop on her, Jonathan, and Alfred.

[[folder:Cullen Row]]
!!Cullen Row
Harper Row's brother, to whom she taught self-defense techniques in order to help him deal with their scary upbringing.

* DeadpanSnarker: After giving his sister some good advice in the "What Matters Most" two-parter, she asks when he became so smart, and he replies "I've always been brilliant and underappreciated".
* SecretKeeper: It's implied that he knows about his sister's work as Bluebird.

[[folder:Margie]]
!!Margie
A civilian who's a part of the Parent-Teacher's Association for Duke's school - which means that she runs into Bruce a lot.

* BullyingADragon: One wonders how she expected it to end when she tried to sabotage and upstage one of the richest men in the world. What's more, Duke and Bruce's conversation afterwards implies that it happens regularly.
* ObnoxiousEntitledHousewife: She's a PTA mom who's introduced having manipulated Bruce into bringing the wrong food to a class party so she can swoop in and upstage him with her homemade cupcakes.
* SitcomArchNemesis: She's this to Bruce - and he takes his rivalry with her every bit as seriously as he does his rogues. Duke points this out, finding it funny.
* TranquilFury: How she reacts when Bruce one-ups her cupcakes by getting the entire class free ice cream.

[[folder:Lois Lane]]
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Superman's wife, and through him, a family friend of the Waynes. Like Clark, she is a reporter with the Daily Planet.

* GoodParents: She is loving and caring towards her son Jon and his friend Damian, and tries to redirect their super-energy towards fighting mundane problems that affect regular people.
* PowerHair: This version of Lois keeps her hair in a sharp, neat bob, fitting her sensible personality and fancy credentials.
* RealAwardFictionalCharacter: Her introductory blurb mentions that she has a Pulitzer, immediately establishing her as a power reporter like her comic counterpart.

!Others
[[folder:Talia al Ghul]]
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The mother of Damian and daughter of Ra's al Ghul, the leader of the League of Assassins.

* AbusiveParents: She trained Damian to be an assassin since ''birth'', with all the [[TrainingFromHell brutality]] that implies. That said, she eventually realized that this was a horrible environment for a child to grow up in and gave him up.
* AdaptationalNiceGuy: Downplayed in that she still trained Damian to be an assassin [[TrainingFromHell apparently quite brutally]] during his early childhood, but unlike many of her other mainline iterations, she seems to have undergone something of a HeelRealization and sent Damian to live with Bruce because she realized she was robbing Damian of a childhood.
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: She is initially cold to Damian when she arrives to check on him, scolding him for keeping her waiting and claiming that she's only there to see how his skills are developing. However, when Damian points out that her "tests" are normally [[TrainingFromHell very different]], she drops the act and admits that she only came to see if he was happy with the Bat-Family.
* MissingMom: She keeps her distance from Damian after leaving him with Bruce, but still checks up on him to make sure that he's happy.
* ParentsAsPeople: She did contribute to Damian being initially raised as an assassin, but she realized down the line that she was robbing him of a childhood, so she let him leave to live with Bruce so that he could hopefully live a happier life.

[[folder:Catwoman]]
!!Selina Kyle / Catwoman
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A cat-themed villain with whom Batman has a complicated relationship.

* ActuallyPrettyFunny: She is initially annoyed when [[IsThisThingStillOn Bruce's mistake]] causes his proteges to overhear their flirting, but quickly comes to find the whole situation hilarious and reassures him that they'll get over it.
* AmbiguouslyEvil: While calling her "evil" is a ''massive'' stretch, it's unclear if she's still an active criminal by the time the comic takes place. While she's introduced leading Batman on a chase around the city (and [[ChildrenAreInnocent Damian]] thought he was genuinely trying to arrest her), their banter implies that it's just something they're doing for fun. Not to mention that she's able to attend Thanksgiving dinner and send Damian birthday presents without any apparent discomfort from the rest of the family. "High Heels" clarifies matters by showing her casually hanging around the Batcave and teaching Stephanie [[ItMakesSenseInContext how to fight in high-heels]], while "Birds of Prey" shows that she's not fully tamed either.
* DatingCatwoman: [[TropeNamer Naturally]]. Even though she's a thief that Batman is supposed to catch, they can't help but become incredibly flirty in each other's presence. Later issues show that they are an unofficial couple, as Selina gives Damian birthday presents, comes over for holidays, and can be in the Batcave without anyone getting upset.
* EarlyBirdCameo: Her name appeared on a gift tag in "Stupid Traditions" and she had a non-speaking cameo in "Top Chef" before making a proper appearance in "TMI".
* ParentalSubstitute: Being Bruce's on-again-off-again girlfriend includes taking on a motherly role for his children. Selina seems pleased with this and is someone the Batkids can call upon for help (as Stephanie needed her to teach her how to fight in high heels).
* ReformedButNotTamed: Episode 88, "Birds of Prey", has her helping Huntress, Oracle, and Black Canary organize a heist to reobtain Green Arrow's heirloom rings, which had been sent to a jewelry store for cleaning, stolen during a break-in, and then sold to a collector. It ends with the others realizing that Catwoman almost certainly stole the rest of the collector's stuff during the mission and they helped her get away with it.

[[folder:Poison Ivy]]
!!Pamela Isley / Poison Ivy
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[[caption-width-right:300:''"Fine. Just don't expect us to become best friends or anything."'']]

A plant-controlling activist woman with a past as a Batman villain while acting as an Eco-terrorist. Has licensed her likeness to Bat Burger for selling plant-based meat substitutes.

* AdaptationalModesty: During Dick's flashback to Ivy's active villain days, she's shown wearing a jacket and full leggings instead of her usual mainstream leotard.
* AdaptationalNiceGuy: Usually, Poison Ivy is either evil or at best morally questionable. This Pamela, while she does still work as an activist and ''was'' like her counterparts in the past, seems to have (mostly) [[StealthPun turned over a new leaf]], at least enough that she doesn't seem to spend her time fighting with the Batfamily any longer.
* AffablyEvil: A flashback to her villain days in "Lesson Learned" shows her giving Batman a moment to scold a young Dick Grayson for acting up (and also the time to get him out of one of her man-eating plants - twice).
* DeathGlare: Combined with ScaryShinyGlasses, this is the look she gives Orphan upon the latter asking if giving a plant too much water is a bad thing.
* FriendlyEnemy: Like her girlfriend, Harley Quinn, Ivy seems to be on good terms with the Bat Family. She's cold to Spoiler and Orphan initially (due to Harley being injured while helping them) but ends up warming up swiftly once they get her to teach them how to properly care for house plants. It's debatable whether or not she even qualifies as an actual enemy in this timeline (seeing as how she clearly supports Harley fighting alongside the Bats).
* HazyFeelTurn: Is introduced as a former villain, but it's not made clear what her current alignment actually is.
* PaintingTheMedium: All of her speech bubbles have a green outline, to reflect her green skin and green thumb.
* RedheadInGreen: Red hair and is wearing green in promotion images for Bat-Burger's veggie burgers.
* {{Tsundere}}: She insists to Spoiler and Orphan that she's not friends with them even after quite obviously bonding with them while teaching them how to care for plants.
* VillainHasAPoint: Gotham Harbour is poluted enough that Tim Drake will admit that he gets where she's coming from.

[[folder:Harley Quinn]]
!!Dr. Harleen Quinzel/Harley Quinn
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[[caption-width-right:300:''"Why would he ask you? ''I'm'' his best friend."'']]
-->''Don't let appearances fool you. [[ItMakesSenseInContext She's not really Batman]].''
The Joker’s former sidekick and girlfriend, now dishing out laughs and pain on the side of Justice. Maybe?

* AntiHero: On her best days. Harley wants to do good, but she's so chaotic and destructive that she usually creates a new crisis instead of solving the first one.
* BestFriend: Considers herself this to Batman. Bruce's feelings on the matter are unclear, especially since Superman also claims the title. Batman's daughters clearly like her, though.
* EleventhHourRanger: She first shows up in the final episode of season one.
* FriendlyEnemy: Assuming she even ''is'' an enemy at this point. She's on good enough terms with Batman to have his cell phone number, and she genuinely believes that she's his "best friend". "Branching Out" indicates that she's on genuinely friendly terms with the Bat Family, with Spoiler and Orphan explicitly calling her a teammate.
* NoodleIncident: In "Branching Out" she's in bed, recuperating after being hurt while helping Spoiler and Orphan.
* PaperThinDisguise: She's introduced wearing a crude cowl and cape to fill in for Batman that does absolutely nothing to disguise her normal attire. Despite this, she's genuinely convinced that her "disguise" was good enough to fool Superman (the guy with ''X-ray vision'').

!Villains
[[folder:The Joker]]
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Batman's arch-nemesis. A clown-themed supervillain who is well known for his acts of cruelty against the Bat-Family, most infamously [[ComicBook/ADeathInTheFamily the murder of Jason Todd]].

* TheGhost: He has yet to make an in-person appearance, having only appeared in Jason's hallucinations in "Strong Enough" and one panel of a flashback to Duke's past in "Worthy". {{Justified|Trope}}, as [[KnightOfCerebus his very nature]] goes against the LighterAndSofter tone of the webcomic.
* HeWhoMustNotBeNamed: Jason at least seems reluctant to say his name, only ever referring to him as "a very bad man" while posing a "hypothetical" scenario to a group of socialites. Even as he's undergoing a panic attack from [[TraumaButton being reminded of what he did]], he only refers to Joker as "he" or "him".
* KnightOfCerebus: While mentions of Jason's death and resurrection are often played for laughs, the act itself is very much ''not'', and the lingering trauma of Joker's actions is played for all the horror it's worth in "Strong Enough".
* MonsterClown: It wouldn't be Joker without this trait. The "Monster" part especially, since any comedy in the series [[KnightOfCerebus comes to a screeching halt]] when Jason is forced to remember what he did to him.
* VileVillainSaccharineShow: This is a much LighterAndSofter take on the Batman mythos... with the glaring exception of the Joker. The trauma-induced memory of what he did to Jason causes all the comedy to leave the building.

[[folder:Scarecrow]]
!!Jonathan Crane / Scarecrow

A criminal who uses fear toxin.

* KarmaHoudini: After he sets off the fear toxin in "Why We Fight", he takes advantage of Batman saving Robin from it by running away, seemingly escaping unscathed.
* NonActionGuy: We first see him running away from Batman instead of fighting him and is easily beaten by him.
* VileVillainSaccharineShow: Scarecrow's schtick of using peoples' own worst fears against them via his toxin is pretty dark, so it makes sense why he only occasionally appears in this series.

[[folder:The Penguin]]
!!Oswald Cobblepot / Penguin

A monocle-wearing Gotham crime boss.

* ComplexityAddiction: Penguin is well prepared for the Bats to swoop in and ruin his plans with his place defended against all kinds of [[DynamicEntry dynamic entries]], only for Cass, Jason and Duke to simply walk through the unguarded door. In Cobblepot's defense Cass and Jason were planning a more explosive entrance before Duke pointed out that their reliance on doing so meant walking in would be a surprise.

[[folder:Condiment King]]

A CListFodder level supervillain, who the Batfamily ''hates'' having to fight.

* CListFodder: Fighting him isn't the hard part, apparently, considering he uses ''condiments'' as a weapon - but everyone in the Batfamily ''dreads'' having to clean up after fighting him. Even ''Batman'' hates fighting him.
* TheDreaded: PlayedForLaughs. The Batfamily hates fighting him, not so much because it's ''hard'', but because they've all had a suit ruined by ketchup, mustard, mayo, horseradish, or some other condiment at one point or another.
-->'''Nightwing''': It took me three weeks to get the mustard smell out of my uniform last time. Three '''''weeks'''''!

!GCPD
[[folder:Jim Gordon]]
!!Commissioner James Worthington “Jim” Gordon
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[[caption-width-right:350: ''”So sorry I’m late Babs. Hope you weren’t waiting long.”'']]

Jim Gordon is the Commissioner of the Gotham City Police Department. He is an ally to the Bat Family and the father of Barbara Gordon.

* BadassNormal: Jim has no powers but is a reliable ally to the Bat Family.
* TheCommissionerGordon: The TropeNamer himself. Jim is Batman’s iconic FriendOnTheForce on his war on crime.
* DaChief: He is the commissioner.
* DotingParent: Jim apologies for being late for his coffee lunch with his daughter.
* LockedOutOfTheLoop: In this continuity he has no idea about the Bat Family’s true identities. Barbara often uses ExactWords when discussing her work with him, using phrases like "helped a kid with his reading" (she had to tell Damian that Bruce's note specifically says not to drive the Batmobile) and "showed a few people their way" (she had to tell Red Robin and Spoiler that they were trying to stop the ''wrong bank'' from being robbed).

[[folder:Renee Montoya]]
!!Detective Renee Maria Montoya
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[[caption-width-right:350: ''"New guy, right? Transfer from Metropolis? "'']]

A tough-as-nails veteran of the GCPD.

* CommonalityConnection: The "GCPD" episode is all about her and Jim bonding over how weird and frustrating it is to deal with the various Robins over the years.
* ExpositoryHairstyleChange: She had shorter hair during Jason's tenure as Robin. She's apparently let it grow out in the present day.
* OvershadowedByAwesome: She admits to feeling this for the Robins. She preferred Tim's lectures to Steph solving all her cases for her because, as annoying as the lectures were, they still gave the normal cops something to ''do''.
* SecretKeeper: She's aware of Batwoman's true identity as Kate, calling out her real name in "Hold the Line" after Batwoman pushes a Man-Bat through a window and nearly tumbles after it.
* SeenItAll: Her years on the force have made it so that a nine-year-old boy in a cape lecturing a cop is nothing new.

!The Justice League
[[folder:Superman]]
!!Kal-El / Clark Joseph Kent / Superman
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[[caption-width-right:350: ''”Does Batman look a little broodier than usual today?”'']]

The Last Son of Krypton and perhaps the world's greatest superhero. Clark Kent, better known as Superman, is the most recognizable member of the Justice League and a close friend of Batman and the Waynes.

* CantTieATie: Played with; he can tie his ''own'' tie perfectly fine (Bruce points out that he does it for work every day) but he sucks at explaining how to do it to someone else.
* FlyingBrick: He is Superman so this trope is a requirement.
* TheHerosIdol: Dick wore a hoodie with his emblem in Episode 6.
* NiceGuy: He's ''Superman'', of course this trope applies. Tim even says at the end of one comic that he and his friends should hang out at the Kents'; unlike Bruce, Clark doesn't scare his guests away.
* NotSoAboveItAll: Gets into an argument with Harley, insisting that he's Batman's BestFriend despite her claims. Both of them go as far as to call Bruce to get his confirmation. It's hilarious to see TheCape getting into such a petty lighthearted squabble.
* VitriolicBestBuds: He has some kind of squabble with Batman basically every time he shows up (even in the past as related by Martha Kent), but it is clear they are good friends nonetheless.

[[folder:Green Arrow]]
!!Oliver Jonas “Ollie” Queen / Green Arrow
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[[caption-width-right:350: ''”Seems normal to me.”'']]

The Emerald Archer himself, Ollie Queen is a mainstay of the League thanks to his nearly unparalleled skill with a bow and array of gadgets.

* BadassNormal: He has no powers, something Steph pointed out to Bruce, much to the latter’s chagrin.
* DeadpanSnarker: His profile quote is rather quippy.
* TheHerosIdol: Steph owns a cup with his emblem.

[[folder:The Flash]]
!!Bartholomew Henry “Barry” Allen / The Flash
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The Fastest Man Alive and one of the founding members of the Justice League.

* TheCameo: Is seen with the rest of the Justice League in the Watchtower in Episode 6, before getting a few lines in Episode 38.
* CantTieHisTie: Played with. He knows ''how'' to tie a tie, but he stinks at explaining it (as Superman points out).
* TheHerosIdol: Duke wears sneakers with his emblem.

[[folder:Wonder Woman]]
!!Diana of Themyscira / Diana Prince / Wonder Woman
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[[caption-width-right:350:''"I mean, what are they going to do? Kick the richest man in Gotham out of the party?"'']]

The Princess of Themyscira and the Champion of the Amazons. Wonder Woman is one of the founding members of the Justice League and one of its most prominent female members.

* AnimalLover: Is enamored by Damian’s assortment of pets when she visits Bruce to discuss their plans, insisting that she meet the Bat Cow and lighting up with joy at the sight of Goliath the Dragon Bat.
* TheCameo: Is seen with the rest of the Justice League in the Watchtower in Episode 6, before solving the problem of Episode 38.
* TheHerosIdol: Jason wore sweats with her emblem, and he is later given a mug of tea with her emblem on it while recovering from a panic attack.
* StatingTheSimpleSolution: When the entire League is flummoxed trying to help Bruce figure out how to fix a tie, Diana casually points out an obvious workaround; go without one. After all, no one's gonna make a fuss if the richest man in Gotham shows up without a tie.
* WomenAreWiser: She casually solves the tie problem that had all the male members of the League flummoxed, and she's also the only one who realizes that Bruce is lying about how he broke his leg.

[[folder:Black Canary]]
!!Dinah Lance / Black Canary
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A superheroine with a powerful scream and deadly martial arts skills. She's a close friend of Barbara's.

* EarlyBirdCameo: Just enough of her side is seen to identify her at the Watchtower meeting table in Episode 6. She makes her proper debut in Episode 88.
* TheHerosIdol: Barbara wore a Black Canary shirt as some merchandise for her favorite Justice League member.
* SuperScream: Black Canary's canary cry is a super-powerfully strong voice.

[[folder:Green Lantern]]
!!Harold "Hal" Jordan / Green Lantern

* MundaneUtility: He uses his Lantern Ring to create a visual aid for tying a tie. Bruce ''still'' doesn't get it.
* NotSoAboveItAll: He's a fighter pilot, a space cop, and a member of the Justice League...and yet the sheer amount of items Batman keeps in his utility belt (stun bombs, a foldable katana, [[NoodleImplements shark repellent, fish treats for bears, etc]]) manages to shock and frustrate him (as he can create anything he needs with his ring, but is ''still'' shown up by Batman).
* VitriolicBestBuds: When Bruce calls the Justice League for help in tying a tie, frustration leads to him and Barry/Flash yelling at each other while Superman tries to comfort Bruce.

!Other Superheroes
[[folder:Conner Kent / Superboy]]

A clone made with Superman's and Lex Luthor's DNA. He's a founding member of Young Justice and a close friend of Tim, Cassie, and Bart.

* CoolBigBro: To Jon. Jon adores Conner, and clearly looks up to him a lot.
* HalfHumanHybrid: Conner was grown in a lab from a mix of Kryptonian and human DNA.
* HeatVision: Like his genetic "father" Superman, Conner is able to emit powerful infrared radiation from his eyes. Unfortunately, his control of this is clearly not as fine as Clark's, as shown by his disastrous attempts at trying to shave with it.
* InterspeciesRomance: A picture framed in his room implies that he's in a relationship with Miss Martian, like his counterpart in ''WesternAnimation/YoungJustice''.
* MundaneMadeAwesome: Episode 87, "Objects in Mirrors" revolves around Conner's attempts to shave some newly grown stubble when it possesses the same NighInvulnerability as the rest of him. His struggles to bounce his HeatVision off the mirror to singe off the unwanted hair turn into a game where Clark and Jon both reflect it into Connor's stubborn stubble with hand mirrors.
* MundaneUtility: HeatVision is great for burning off bulletproof hair when you need to shave.
* RelatedDifferentlyInTheAdaptation: The Kents adopted Conner as Clark's younger brother in the comics, but they see him as Clark's son and Jon's brother here.

[[folder:Jon Kent / Superboy II]]

The son of Clark Kent and Lois Lane as well as the second person to bear the Superboy name. He's Damian's BestFriend and a superhero in his own right.

* BestFriend: He's Damian's closest friend and the non-Wayne family member most able to handle Damian's volatile personality. When Bruce brings up Jon while discussing Damian's socialization issues at school, Damian mentions that Jon is different and "indestructible".
* BigBrotherWorship: Jon ''adores'' Conner, if greeting him with a tackling hug is any indication.
* CheerfulChild: Jon is very upbeat and is clearly having a good time helping Connor shave, cheering with a "Woohoo!" after succeeding.
* FlyingBrick: As a half-Kryptonian child, Jon has the full Kryptonian powerset. Damian describes him as "indestructible" and Jon is frequently seen floating during his first appearance in the comic.
* WhatAreRecords: When Clark mentions that life can't always be changing in phone booths to catch falling airplanes, Jon turns to Damian and asks, "What's a phone booth?" Clark instantly buries his face in his hands while moaning about feeling old.

!Civilians
[[folder:Ana]]

A girl at Duke's school that he develops a crush on and subsequently starts dating.

* CanonForeigner: Has no clear counterpart from the comics.
* ItsNotYouItsMe: She used this line with Duke when she broke it off, but it clearly did a terrible job at softening the blow. [[LampshadeHanging Duke even wonders if that line has ever made anyone feel better.]]
* NiceGirl: She hits it off fast with Duke and is clearly a sweet girl with a kind heart... which makes it all the more tragic when she dumps him out of nowhere.
* NoodleIncident: It's not made clear why she suddenly broke it off with Duke, other than it not being his fault.
** Given Duke's later questions to Luke and Tim about their double lives, though, one can't help but wonder if his work as the Signal (and the amount of time he dedicates to that) had something to do with it...
* TemporaryLoveInterest: She went out with Duke for three comics before abruptly dumping him and disappearing from the comic.

[[folder:Bernard Dowd]]

Tim Drake's current boyfriend.

* QueerColors: During their two dates in the "Better and Brighter" two-parter, Bernard's pink coat combined with Tim's purple coat and blue shirt are the colors associated with the bisexual pride flag.

[[folder:Jonathan and Martha Kent]]

Clark's adoptive parents who raised him to become the world's greatest superhero. They're good friends with the Waynes and sometimes invite Alfred over for dinner.

* AlmightyMom: Martha can instantly cow any of the Kents with a stern glare and a frown. Clark, Conner, and Jon all freeze when she confronts them over burning holes in her walls while trying to help Connor use his HeatVision to shave.
* GoodParents: It's clear that they raised Clark with love and care, turning him into TheCape that everyone knows and loves. Clark thinks the world of them and panics when he realizes that his mom is aware that he's using his SuperSenses to eavesdrop on her, Jonathan, and Alfred.

[[folder:Cullen Row]]
!!Cullen Row
Harper Row's brother, to whom she taught self-defense techniques in order to help him deal with their scary upbringing.

* DeadpanSnarker: After giving his sister some good advice in the "What Matters Most" two-parter, she asks when he became so smart, and he replies "I've always been brilliant and underappreciated".
* SecretKeeper: It's implied that he knows about his sister's work as Bluebird.

[[folder:Margie]]
!!Margie
A civilian who's a part of the Parent-Teacher's Association for Duke's school - which means that she runs into Bruce a lot.

* BullyingADragon: One wonders how she expected it to end when she tried to sabotage and upstage one of the richest men in the world. What's more, Duke and Bruce's conversation afterwards implies that it happens regularly.
* ObnoxiousEntitledHousewife: She's a PTA mom who's introduced having manipulated Bruce into bringing the wrong food to a class party so she can swoop in and upstage him with her homemade cupcakes.
* SitcomArchNemesis: She's this to Bruce - and he takes his rivalry with her every bit as seriously as he does his rogues. Duke points this out, finding it funny.
* TranquilFury: How she reacts when Bruce one-ups her cupcakes by getting the entire class free ice cream.

[[folder:Lois Lane]]
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Superman's wife, and through him, a family friend of the Waynes. Like Clark, she is a reporter with the Daily Planet.

* GoodParents: She is loving and caring towards her son Jon and his friend Damian, and tries to redirect their super-energy towards fighting mundane problems that affect regular people.
* PowerHair: This version of Lois keeps her hair in a sharp, neat bob, fitting her sensible personality and fancy credentials.
* RealAwardFictionalCharacter: Her introductory blurb mentions that she has a Pulitzer, immediately establishing her as a power reporter like her comic counterpart.

!Others
[[folder:Talia al Ghul]]
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The mother of Damian and daughter of Ra's al Ghul, the leader of the League of Assassins.

* AbusiveParents: She trained Damian to be an assassin since ''birth'', with all the [[TrainingFromHell brutality]] that implies. That said, she eventually realized that this was a horrible environment for a child to grow up in and gave him up.
* AdaptationalNiceGuy: Downplayed in that she still trained Damian to be an assassin [[TrainingFromHell apparently quite brutally]] during his early childhood, but unlike many of her other mainline iterations, she seems to have undergone something of a HeelRealization and sent Damian to live with Bruce because she realized she was robbing Damian of a childhood.
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: She is initially cold to Damian when she arrives to check on him, scolding him for keeping her waiting and claiming that she's only there to see how his skills are developing. However, when Damian points out that her "tests" are normally [[TrainingFromHell very different]], she drops the act and admits that she only came to see if he was happy with the Bat-Family.
* MissingMom: She keeps her distance from Damian after leaving him with Bruce, but still checks up on him to make sure that he's happy.
* ParentsAsPeople: She did contribute to Damian being initially raised as an assassin, but she realized down the line that she was robbing him of a childhood, so she let him leave to live with Bruce so that he could hopefully live a happier life.

[[folder:Catwoman]]
!!Selina Kyle / Catwoman
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A cat-themed villain with whom Batman has a complicated relationship.

* ActuallyPrettyFunny: She is initially annoyed when [[IsThisThingStillOn Bruce's mistake]] causes his proteges to overhear their flirting, but quickly comes to find the whole situation hilarious and reassures him that they'll get over it.
* AmbiguouslyEvil: While calling her "evil" is a ''massive'' stretch, it's unclear if she's still an active criminal by the time the comic takes place. While she's introduced leading Batman on a chase around the city (and [[ChildrenAreInnocent Damian]] thought he was genuinely trying to arrest her), their banter implies that it's just something they're doing for fun. Not to mention that she's able to attend Thanksgiving dinner and send Damian birthday presents without any apparent discomfort from the rest of the family. "High Heels" clarifies matters by showing her casually hanging around the Batcave and teaching Stephanie [[ItMakesSenseInContext how to fight in high-heels]], while "Birds of Prey" shows that she's not fully tamed either.
* DatingCatwoman: [[TropeNamer Naturally]]. Even though she's a thief that Batman is supposed to catch, they can't help but become incredibly flirty in each other's presence. Later issues show that they are an unofficial couple, as Selina gives Damian birthday presents, comes over for holidays, and can be in the Batcave without anyone getting upset.
* EarlyBirdCameo: Her name appeared on a gift tag in "Stupid Traditions" and she had a non-speaking cameo in "Top Chef" before making a proper appearance in "TMI".
* ParentalSubstitute: Being Bruce's on-again-off-again girlfriend includes taking on a motherly role for his children. Selina seems pleased with this and is someone the Batkids can call upon for help (as Stephanie needed her to teach her how to fight in high heels).
* ReformedButNotTamed: Episode 88, "Birds of Prey", has her helping Huntress, Oracle, and Black Canary organize a heist to reobtain Green Arrow's heirloom rings, which had been sent to a jewelry store for cleaning, stolen during a break-in, and then sold to a collector. It ends with the others realizing that Catwoman almost certainly stole the rest of the collector's stuff during the mission and they helped her get away with it.

[[folder:Poison Ivy]]
!!Pamela Isley / Poison Ivy
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[[caption-width-right:300:''"Fine. Just don't expect us to become best friends or anything."'']]

A plant-controlling activist woman with a past as a Batman villain while acting as an Eco-terrorist. Has licensed her likeness to Bat Burger for selling plant-based meat substitutes.

* AdaptationalModesty: During Dick's flashback to Ivy's active villain days, she's shown wearing a jacket and full leggings instead of her usual mainstream leotard.
* AdaptationalNiceGuy: Usually, Poison Ivy is either evil or at best morally questionable. This Pamela, while she does still work as an activist and ''was'' like her counterparts in the past, seems to have (mostly) [[StealthPun turned over a new leaf]], at least enough that she doesn't seem to spend her time fighting with the Batfamily any longer.
* AffablyEvil: A flashback to her villain days in "Lesson Learned" shows her giving Batman a moment to scold a young Dick Grayson for acting up (and also the time to get him out of one of her man-eating plants - twice).
* DeathGlare: Combined with ScaryShinyGlasses, this is the look she gives Orphan upon the latter asking if giving a plant too much water is a bad thing.
* FriendlyEnemy: Like her girlfriend, Harley Quinn, Ivy seems to be on good terms with the Bat Family. She's cold to Spoiler and Orphan initially (due to Harley being injured while helping them) but ends up warming up swiftly once they get her to teach them how to properly care for house plants. It's debatable whether or not she even qualifies as an actual enemy in this timeline (seeing as how she clearly supports Harley fighting alongside the Bats).
* HazyFeelTurn: Is introduced as a former villain, but it's not made clear what her current alignment actually is.
* PaintingTheMedium: All of her speech bubbles have a green outline, to reflect her green skin and green thumb.
* RedheadInGreen: Red hair and is wearing green in promotion images for Bat-Burger's veggie burgers.
* {{Tsundere}}: She insists to Spoiler and Orphan that she's not friends with them even after quite obviously bonding with them while teaching them how to care for plants.
* VillainHasAPoint: Gotham Harbour is poluted enough that Tim Drake will admit that he gets where she's coming from.

[[folder:Harley Quinn]]
!!Dr. Harleen Quinzel/Harley Quinn
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[[caption-width-right:300:''"Why would he ask you? ''I'm'' his best friend."'']]
-->''Don't let appearances fool you. [[ItMakesSenseInContext She's not really Batman]].''
The Joker’s former sidekick and girlfriend, now dishing out laughs and pain on the side of Justice. Maybe?

* AntiHero: On her best days. Harley wants to do good, but she's so chaotic and destructive that she usually creates a new crisis instead of solving the first one.
* BestFriend: Considers herself this to Batman. Bruce's feelings on the matter are unclear, especially since Superman also claims the title. Batman's daughters clearly like her, though.
* EleventhHourRanger: She first shows up in the final episode of season one.
* FriendlyEnemy: Assuming she even ''is'' an enemy at this point. She's on good enough terms with Batman to have his cell phone number, and she genuinely believes that she's his "best friend". "Branching Out" indicates that she's on genuinely friendly terms with the Bat Family, with Spoiler and Orphan explicitly calling her a teammate.
* NoodleIncident: In "Branching Out" she's in bed, recuperating after being hurt while helping Spoiler and Orphan.
* PaperThinDisguise: She's introduced wearing a crude cowl and cape to fill in for Batman that does absolutely nothing to disguise her normal attire. Despite this, she's genuinely convinced that her "disguise" was good enough to fool Superman (the guy with ''X-ray vision'').

!Villains
[[folder:The Joker]]
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Batman's arch-nemesis. A clown-themed supervillain who is well known for his acts of cruelty against the Bat-Family, most infamously [[ComicBook/ADeathInTheFamily the murder of Jason Todd]].

* TheGhost: He has yet to make an in-person appearance, having only appeared in Jason's hallucinations in "Strong Enough" and one panel of a flashback to Duke's past in "Worthy". {{Justified|Trope}}, as [[KnightOfCerebus his very nature]] goes against the LighterAndSofter tone of the webcomic.
* HeWhoMustNotBeNamed: Jason at least seems reluctant to say his name, only ever referring to him as "a very bad man" while posing a "hypothetical" scenario to a group of socialites. Even as he's undergoing a panic attack from [[TraumaButton being reminded of what he did]], he only refers to Joker as "he" or "him".
* KnightOfCerebus: While mentions of Jason's death and resurrection are often played for laughs, the act itself is very much ''not'', and the lingering trauma of Joker's actions is played for all the horror it's worth in "Strong Enough".
* MonsterClown: It wouldn't be Joker without this trait. The "Monster" part especially, since any comedy in the series [[KnightOfCerebus comes to a screeching halt]] when Jason is forced to remember what he did to him.
* VileVillainSaccharineShow: This is a much LighterAndSofter take on the Batman mythos... with the glaring exception of the Joker. The trauma-induced memory of what he did to Jason causes all the comedy to leave the building.

[[folder:Scarecrow]]
!!Jonathan Crane / Scarecrow

A criminal who uses fear toxin.

* KarmaHoudini: After he sets off the fear toxin in "Why We Fight", he takes advantage of Batman saving Robin from it by running away, seemingly escaping unscathed.
* NonActionGuy: We first see him running away from Batman instead of fighting him and is easily beaten by him.
* VileVillainSaccharineShow: Scarecrow's schtick of using peoples' own worst fears against them via his toxin is pretty dark, so it makes sense why he only occasionally appears in this series.

[[folder:The Penguin]]
!!Oswald Cobblepot / Penguin

A monocle-wearing Gotham crime boss.

* ComplexityAddiction: Penguin is well prepared for the Bats to swoop in and ruin his plans with his place defended against all kinds of [[DynamicEntry dynamic entries]], only for Cass, Jason and Duke to simply walk through the unguarded door. In Cobblepot's defense Cass and Jason were planning a more explosive entrance before Duke pointed out that their reliance on doing so meant walking in would be a surprise.

[[folder:Condiment King]]

A CListFodder level supervillain, who the Batfamily ''hates'' having to fight.

* CListFodder: Fighting him isn't the hard part, apparently, considering he uses ''condiments'' as a weapon - but everyone in the Batfamily ''dreads'' having to clean up after fighting him. Even ''Batman'' hates fighting him.
* TheDreaded: PlayedForLaughs. The Batfamily hates fighting him, not so much because it's ''hard'', but because they've all had a suit ruined by ketchup, mustard, mayo, horseradish, or some other condiment at one point or another.
-->'''Nightwing''': It took me three weeks to get the mustard smell out of my uniform last time. Three '''''weeks'''''!

* IWorkAlone: He still calims this to his fellows in the Justice League. It's not remotely true.

* MustHaveCaffeine: His tagline notes him as "coffee addict".

* ChildishOlderSibling: Especially compared to the strict Damian and normal Duke, goofy Dick has a notably different demeanor.

* SpockSpeak: While he's always had a tendency to use big words in the comics, in this series he always speaks precisely and technically, and he never uses any contractions or slang in his speech. It highlights both his prodigious intelligence and trouble connecting with other people.

!Others
[[folder:Talia al Ghul]]
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The mother of Damian and daughter of Ra's al Ghul, the leader of the League of Assassins.

* AbusiveParents: She trained Damian to be an assassin since ''birth'', with all the [[TrainingFromHell brutality]] that implies. That said, she eventually realized that this was a horrible environment for a child to grow up in and gave him up.
* AdaptationalNiceGuy: Downplayed in that she still trained Damian to be an assassin [[TrainingFromHell apparently quite brutally]] during his early childhood, but unlike many of her other mainline iterations, she seems to have undergone something of a HeelRealization and sent Damian to live with Bruce because she realized she was robbing Damian of a childhood.
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: She is initially cold to Damian when she arrives to check on him, scolding him for keeping her waiting and claiming that she's only there to see how his skills are developing. However, when Damian points out that her "tests" are normally [[TrainingFromHell very different]], she drops the act and admits that she only came to see if he was happy with the Bat-Family.
* MissingMom: She keeps her distance from Damian after leaving him with Bruce, but still checks up on him to make sure that he's happy.
* ParentsAsPeople: She did contribute to Damian being initially raised as an assassin, but she realized down the line that she was robbing him of a childhood, so she let him leave to live with Bruce so that he could hopefully live a happier life.

[[folder:Catwoman]]
!!Selina Kyle / Catwoman
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A cat-themed villain with whom Batman has a complicated relationship.

* ActuallyPrettyFunny: She is initially annoyed when [[IsThisThingStillOn Bruce's mistake]] causes his proteges to overhear their flirting, but quickly comes to find the whole situation hilarious and reassures him that they'll get over it.
* AmbiguouslyEvil: While calling her "evil" is a ''massive'' stretch, it's unclear if she's still an active criminal by the time the comic takes place. While she's introduced leading Batman on a chase around the city (and [[ChildrenAreInnocent Damian]] thought he was genuinely trying to arrest her), their banter implies that it's just something they're doing for fun. Not to mention that she's able to attend Thanksgiving dinner and send Damian birthday presents without any apparent discomfort from the rest of the family. "High Heels" clarifies matters by showing her casually hanging around the Batcave and teaching Stephanie [[ItMakesSenseInContext how to fight in high-heels]], while "Birds of Prey" shows that she's not fully tamed either.
* DatingCatwoman: [[TropeNamer Naturally]]. Even though she's a thief that Batman is supposed to catch, they can't help but become incredibly flirty in each other's presence. Later issues show that they are an unofficial couple, as Selina gives Damian birthday presents, comes over for holidays, and can be in the Batcave without anyone getting upset.
* EarlyBirdCameo: Her name appeared on a gift tag in "Stupid Traditions" and she had a non-speaking cameo in "Top Chef" before making a proper appearance in "TMI".
* ParentalSubstitute: Being Bruce's on-again-off-again girlfriend includes taking on a motherly role for his children. Selina seems pleased with this and is someone the Batkids can call upon for help (as Stephanie needed her to teach her how to fight in high heels).
* ReformedButNotTamed: Episode 88, "Birds of Prey", has her helping Huntress, Oracle, and Black Canary organize a heist to reobtain Green Arrow's heirloom rings, which had been sent to a jewelry store for cleaning, stolen during a break-in, and then sold to a collector. It ends with the others realizing that Catwoman almost certainly stole the rest of the collector's stuff during the mission and they helped her get away with it.

[[folder:Poison Ivy]]
!!Pamela Isley / Poison Ivy
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[[caption-width-right:300:''"Fine. Just don't expect us to become best friends or anything."'']]

A plant-controlling activist woman with a past as a Batman villain while acting as an Eco-terrorist. Has licensed her likeness to Bat Burger for selling plant-based meat substitutes.

* ServileSnarker: He loves and respects his family, but won't pull any punches when they're being idiots.

* TheCameo: Just enough of her side is seen to identify her at the Watchtower meeting table in Episode 6.

* MakeMeWannaShout: Black Canary's canary cry is a super-powerfully strong voice.

* AmbiguouslyEvil: While calling her "evil" is a ''massive'' stretch, it's unclear if she's still an active criminal by the time the comic takes place. While she's introduced leading Batman on a chase around the city (and [[ChildrenAreInnocent Damian]] thought he was genuinely trying to arrest her), their banter implies that it's just something they're doing for fun. Not to mention that she's able to attend Thanksgiving dinner and send Damian birthday presents without any apparent discomfort from the rest of the family. "High Heels" clarifies matters by showing her casually hanging around the Batcave and teaching Stephanie [[ItMakesSenseInContext how to fight in high-heels]].

Duke is Batman’s newest ward and vigilante protégé. He is the nominal protagonist of the series and it is kind of told from his point of view.

** He initially appears to be the serious mediator of the family. Then he picks a fight with the rest of the Batfamily over the last of Alfred's cookies.

* TheAce: The only character never shown making mistakes or ending up in embarrassing circumstances.

* ServileSnarker: He loves and respects his family, but will pull absolutely zero punches when they're being idiots.

Duke is Batman’s newest son and vigilante protégé. He is a pseudo-protagonist of this series and it is kind of told from his point of view.

* AgeLift: The most recent incarnations of Damian in the mainline comics are fourteen years old and noticeably taller than the nine-year-old Damian that appears in this webcomic, that said, he's depicted as about ten before, downplaying this trope.

* TheBabyOfTheBunch: At 8 ([[BirthdayEpisode later 9]]) Damian is the youngest member of the Bat-Family, though he is more experienced than the newcomer, Duke.

* BerserkButton: There is nothing Damian hates more than being underestimated due to his age. People who dare treat him with condescension, or assume he's younger than he is end up on the wrong side of his wrath.

** Damian got into tennis not for the joy of it but because he overhead someone on the tennis team making fun of Bruce. So he calls it a matter of personal honor to train enough to destroy said naysayer on the tennis court.

* InsufferableGenius: He's an expert hand-to-hand combatant, exceptionally athletic, and incredibly intelligent... and is about as sociable as a tasmanian devil. He apparently knows how to drive, but Barbara refuses to disengage the locks on the Batmobile for him on account of his age.

* OnlyFriend: Prior to "Opening Up", it's mentioned that Damian's only friend his age is Superboy (implied to be Jon Kent), who is "different" and "generally indestructible", letting him handle Damian's snark and violent tendencies.
* PingPongNaivete: Damian is academically a genius, and knows more about combat than any kid should, yet he's blind to the innuendoes in his father's flirty banter with Catwoman. Considering his siblings' reactions, that's a good thing.

* SociallyAwkwardHero: Damian can take out villains three times his size no problem, but gets nervous when trying to make friends, and his introduction states he is still working on his people skills. He gets so nervous trying to make friends at school that he gets convinced he's sick and tries to call one of his sisters to pick him up.
* TroublingUnchildlikeBehavior: On account of him being raised first as an assassin, he knows way more about killing than a grade-schooler should. His first response to having his cheek pinched and called cute by a socialite in a gala was to grab the nearest knife and attempt to stab her.

Tim Drake is the third Robin and Bruce’s third oldest son. He took up the mantle himself after Dick Grayson’s departure and Jason Todd’s death. Eventually he graduated from being Batman’s sidekick and struck out on his own as Red Robin.

* AdaptationRelationshipOverhaul: For a time, Tim was in the unfortunate position of being targets for Jason and Damian because they viewed him as a replacement or someone ''to'' replace respectively. As such, Tim never had a particularly high view of them nor did they him. Here, while things are still occasionally tense with Damian, he considers the both of them to be brothers and vice versa.
* AmbiguousSituation: It's unknown if Tim and Stephanie dated in this continuity as they have in a few others, they are open with one another and seem to be in the same page with one another, but there's no comments from Tim discussing his dating life that he's been with her.

* ChildProdigy: Tim discovered Batman's identity at age 9 before taking up the mantle of Robin. By the time he's a teenager he's lecturing the forensics teams of the GCPD on what they should be looking for.

* WhenYouComingHomeDad: In "Big Brother", Tim shows a variation to Dick, who is constantly helping others that ends up causing him to miss out on spending more casual time with Tim, and feels neglected as a result.

* AdaptationalNiceGuy: Jason Todd's characterization in the comics tends to vary from bitter and vengeful villain, to TokenEvilTeammate of the Batfamily, to antiheroic jerk, and his relationship with the Batfamily is tense at the best of times. Here, his mean streak is very downplayed and played for laughs, and he's on good terms with Bruce and the other sidekick-vigilantes.

** Despite him generally being nonchanlant about his [[ComicBook/ADeathInTheFamily death]], up to the point where he's constantly cracking [[BlackComedy jokes]] about it, "Strong Enough" shows that he's got PTSD over it. Pretty much [[JustifiedTrope justified]], considering [[BludgeonedToDeath how]] [[NoHoldsBarredBeatdown his]] [[FamilyUnfriendlyDeath death]] happened. It's up to the point where Jason [[HeWhoMustNotBeNamed finds saying "The Joker" just as painful as his death was]]. [[TruthInTelevision This isn't incorrect, as several trauma victims make fun of their situation as a coping mechanism]].

* {{Workaholic}}: "One More" reveals her to be this. Even after the rest of the family turn in for the night, she's still actively responding to alerts and helping the police deal with crimes twenty-four seven. It takes intervention from Dick to prevent her from running herself ragged.

* AmbiguousSituation: It's unknown if Tim and Stephanie dated in this continuity as they have in a few others, they are open with one another and seem to be in the same page with one another, but there's no comments from Tim discussing his dating life that he's been with her.
* BeYourself: "Belonging" brings up the fact that Stephanie feels the need to live up to other's expectations due to the pressure of having a villain's legacy and two heroes' legacies on her back, which makes her feel pressured to do perfect. Fortunately, a talk from Tim and Bruce encourages her that this is not the case and the best she can do is all that can be asked of her.
* DrivesLikeCrazy: Apparently, her first time driving the Batmobile almost levelled an entire building.

* HairOfGoldHeartOfGold: Steph is a blondie and is very caring and fun loving.

* TooKinkyToTorture: A G-rated example. He has been banned from the tournament of champions due to being "impossible to humiliate". As seen by him not understanding why his disco-wing costume would be considered a punishment.

The son of Lucius Fox. In addition to inheriting his father's aptitude with technology, he's a martial artist, which gives him an alibi for the injuries he gets while doing vigilante work.

A woman who can't stand bullies, having been her brother's sole protector growing up, and now wanting to support Batman by helping in any way she can.

* InterspeciesRomance: A picture framed in his room implies that he's in a relationship with Miss Martian like his counterpart in ''WesternAnimation/YoungJustice''.

* TemporaryLoveInterest: She went out with Duke for all of three comics before abruptly dumping him and disappearing from the comic.

* ParentalSubstitute: Being Bruce's on-again-off-again girlfriend includes taking on a motherly role for his children. Selina seems pleased with this, and is someone the Batkids can call upon for help (as Stephanie needed her to teach her how to fight in high heels).

A plant controlling activist woman with a past as a Batman villain while acting as an Eco-terrorist. Has licensed her likeness to Bat Burger for selling plant based meat substitutes.

A monocle wearing Gotham crime boss.