Jason Todd

Jason Todd is a vigilante anti-hero who has been a member of and antagonist to the Batman Family. Batman originally trained him to be the second Robin, his new side-kick after Dick Grayson became Nightwing. Jason was murdered by the Joker, although he was later resurrected as Red Hood. After his resurrection and return to Gotham, Jason used the guise of Red Hood. The costume consisted of jeans, t-shirt, biker jacket, a domino mask, and the Red Hood helmet. His helmet contains a radio transmitter and receiver as well as night vision. On the surface Jason is confident, unpredictable, aggressive. He puts on a lot of swagger as Red Hood. Beneath it he’s strategic, serious, and reserved. He has anger but revenge is not his motivation - he’s motivated by protecting others. His trauma and his resonance with the people of Gotham go hand in hand. His trust is so hard won that when he feels betrayed, it’s incredibly devastating. He’s heavily implied to have experienced both physical and sexual trauma as a street kid; despite his reputation as the Violent Robin he really only lashed out towards rapists and child abusers. He’s quicker to trust women than men, hates cops, was top of his class and loved museums. He once skipped patrol to do extra homework. Sometimes (often) Jason IS a jerk. It’s a defense mechanism, but he deliberately incites anger or pushes people away. He gives people opportunities to let him down, and sets them up to fail in winning his trust so that he can spare himself any disappointment. He's hypersensitive, distrusts everything about the world he lives in, and releases these emotions in the form of anger and bad jokes, but he's still a risk-taker. Brash and impulsive, Jason's former life on the streets had left him with an ambiguous sense of right and wrong. This often placed Jason in opposition to the values his mentor, Batman, was trying to teach him. Jason often uses excessive force to subdue criminals. Jason’s incredibly driven. Given the right situation, he could be more determined than everyone except Bruce. On the flip side, there are some situations where I really don’t think he could give fewer fucks. He is confident and rather savage on the outside but deep inside he is probably pretty insecure about himself and still deals with the trauma he was put trough. He probably wouldn't trust people that easily and is rather a loner. He is realistic about most things and doesn't really care about what others think about his opinions. I'd say he's a ambivert. He would also be great at arguing and once he starts he could continue for hours until he wins. This is kinda an extra but Infront of children he would rather be kind and generous. He would maybe listen to their imaginations and dreams which would probably make him happy. Even after becoming the Red Hood, he’s still very compassionate (particularly towards street kids and trauma victims).

A dark alley on a rainy Gotham night.