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#same with utrh jason
azuree1733 · 8 months
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WHY ARE THEY NERFING JASON SO BAD IN THE COMICS RN like his current character design is iconic and I love that he looks like a mortal kombat character but bro please I beg of you one good solo run with jason 😭
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kittykatninja321 · 7 months
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I feel like writers, official and fan writers alike, forget how young Jason is, but also that it makes sense that Jason as a character would carry himself as older than he is. When you do the math utrh Jason is like high school senior/college freshman years old doing mob boss shit. Like my brother in christ put that duffle bag down and go get your GED. Barely even old enough to be in the club he needs to take his ass to the homecoming game
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jasontoddenthusiastt · 2 months
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The compelling thing about Jason as a character is that I never doubted that he cared about the world just because there weren’t panels of him being overly zealous about “restorative community care”
I’m not coming after anyone who wants to see that kind of stuff, but I do think seeking | that | as confirmation that Jason cares about the world is pretty narrow
#shoving an arc like that into his comics to “show he cares about people”#after having him repeatedly say things like “nothing I ever did was for good. it was all just selfish anger” in recent comics#would be the final nail in the “see! he's redeeming himself! he CAN be likable!” coffin (pathetic)#it's literally what his antis have been suggesting would make his character “so much better”#kelseethe#see also: “people would have a hard time knowing whether Jason loves them”#why did he gift Thomas' watch to Bruce all those years later + possibly even after utrh happened#why is he always silently forgiving the shitty treatment from his family almost like he wants to maintain some sort of relationship w/ them#as for “showing that he cares about the world”#the most obvious “evidence” is right there#why would he continue to fight tooth and nail to have a place in Gotham as a vigilante#both warding off and enduring harassment after harassment from Bruce while hearing the same message every time#“hey. you're doing this to yourself. you can make it all go away if you just do as I say and quit for good.”#“you'll even get to be my son again”#it’s not like he gets recognition/praise for doing what he does either unlike Bruce Dick or Tim#what could possibly be in it for him#wouldn't it be that much easier to “not give a crap about the world” on a beach in Capri instead of in the Gotham sewers every month#anyway Jason should decapitate rapists and poison more child traffickers and not cry about it five seconds after
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punkeropercyjackson · 2 months
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"Jason Todd should adopt Danny Fento-"Jason Todd should adopt GWEN STACY
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jasontoddssuper · 5 months
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Most Jason Todd simps be like 'I don't read comics i just think Jason's hot' and i'm like 'Yeah we can tell'
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bluegarners · 9 months
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ive always wondered what dick's reaction to jason gloating over his assumed death, directly in front of bruce, would be
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mintacle · 1 year
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Ideas that would fix Utrh for me personally:
1. Bruce is made to explicitly panic and have his throw of the batarang be a mistake. It is shown how his trauma of his own parent's deaths and of Jason's death are warring within him.
2. Bruce lets Jason kill the Joker because it is true that he could never so it himself. DC can later find some excuse to ressurect the Joker, but Bruce understands that Jason isn't talking about killing all villains, but just this one. And for what he did to Jason.
3. The sentence "this doesn't change anything." refers to Bruce's own guilt and shame. It means that it doesn't allow Bruce to excuse any of what he did just because Jason is alive again.
4. Take out all victim-blaming parts that have Alfred talking about how Jason was always dangerous and bound to go down a dark path.
5. Show Bruce in extreme self-denial and conflict that Jason is truly alive again, because he has hallucinated or been manipulated with this scenario too often to trust in a good thing. Show Bruce coming to the realization that this time it is true. This time he does get his son back. Have Bruce surrender to Jason in the confrontation where Jason pulls his helmet off the first time.
6. Have Jason say "I was going to kill you." Have Bruce answer "I'd let you."
7. All of this is to say, I think any more cohesive and compatible with other canon and characterization utrh would need to have a stronger acknowledgement of how fucked up Jason's death and ressurection were. And of how it fucked Bruce and Jason up in their respective ways
(8. Bonus. Include Dick, Tim and Barbara in the story as relevant characters to Jason's life and death.)
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boyfridged · 10 months
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A dynamic I’ve always wondered about is Jim Gordon and Jason Todd. Like considering Gordon’s place in Gotham and partnership with Batman like how does that play itself out or how should that play out given Jason’s background? I remember there being scenes with them getting along when he’s Robin and he was at his funeral but as Red Hood I don’t think we ever see anything? I think Gordon’s place in Gotham and Jason’s place in Gotham cross paths because they are different and I don’t think we have ever seen something done with that.
he really doesn't get any interactions with jim (unless i'm forgetting something, but there's nothing substantial that's for sure.)
they should happen though (i mean- not now, given gordon's current status). and they should be of a strictly hostile nature. a hill i will die on is that jason should not ever associate with cops; this is quite literally the only thing that gives him any significant moral/political standing that challenges batman's work (and you could probably guess it's my take if you've read what i said about the potential of jay as an abolitionist before.)
in his robin days, i believe he would try to be more open to the idea that jim is a good one, simply because at this time he's subscribing to bruce's moral code, and bruce most probably does make a tremendous effort to try to teach him about the "value" of legal enforcement... and there's also his relation to barbara. but i don't think he'd ever get completely comfortable around gordon anyway. jason is not cynical at all at this point, but he's also not stupid, and cops are the last kind of people he would trust, even with all his childlike naivety. so i doubt he would be eager to interact.
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goatsghost · 1 year
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nightwing (2016) #50
wait this is so interesting, okay so. in under the red hood, jason points out that they need to create fear in criminals, because they know batman doesn’t kill. by the time jason is red hood, criminals don’t fear batman anymore (or, don’t fear him enough) because they know he might hurt them, but he won’t kill anyone
but while dick was robin, bruce was okay with using scarecrow’s fear against him, to the point that dick had to talk him down
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burritowitch · 1 year
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back on my flashpoint batkids bullshit lmao.
I think if Jason died as Flashpoint Robin, it would be even worse than when he died in mainline. Because here, the Joker isn't some anonymous monster who came bursting into gotham to cause problems and hurt people. It's martha wayne, thomas's wife.
And she just killed his son.
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lovelylonelymoonlight · 10 months
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You know that damian was already Robin before Bruce died and technically it was Alfred that made him Robin damian just agreed to keep being Robin while dick was batman
Dog if you except me to keep up with the nightmare that is the Batman timeline you have another thing coming
But since you askeeddd I’m gonna tell you about my perfect dc world which of course has a theme of …. Duplicity!!!!!
We have like 2 robins around at any given
2 batgirls running around
Someone running around with jokers old title even tho he’s in prison rn???
and then what’s this theme motif metaphor!!! There’s been multiple jokers!!! (Gunshots explosions etc) ohhh my god SYMBOLISM CAN YOU BELIEVE IT!!!!
end part one of dc world part two to follow thank you for your time :)
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jasontoddenthusiastt · 11 months
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I think fans want Jason to be a good person or be becoming one. To have a character that is well meaning and compassionate but decided murder is ok and to stand against main heroes who’s beliefs and actions go against the people he cares about and wants in his life. It’s confusing for people. People want their fav characters to be happy. But Jason can’t have his family’s support and follow his moral code. He’s cares about people and Gotham, and he’s an asshole who kills. It’s messy. It’s not black and white. I don’t even think Jason cares about being a good person or in the right anymore. I think he cares about what will save the most people instead.
Oh my goodness gracious I’ve been bamboozled
Batman’s definition of Good is not synonymous with absolute good/right no matter how much dc insists it is. Torture, battery/assault, surveillance, those are all condemnable actions too. I won’t get into the exhausting and frankly dumb debate of comic book morality wrt killing because I’ve already reblogged plenty of posts from other people who explained my thoughts on the matter far better than I ever have the patience to sit down and articulate. I also just think the notion that there’s something to be done about fictional characters who kill nazis and senseless murderers is stupid. Jason’s point is that the “main” heroes’ sanitized definition of right has its unaddressed holes and flaws which ultimately result in more preventable fatalities, and that he’ll work to correct those missing spots.
He doesn’t not care about doing what’s right. What he doesn’t care about (at least during his Winick characterization) is whether Batman thinks he’s right or wrong, because he sees the flaws in Batman’s methodology (and since he has a mind of his own). Batman’s methods alone cannot address Arkham’s revolving door and the rogues that come and go through those doors who have no intention (or capability from the doylist pov) of ever changing or undergoing redemption. Jason knows that he’s minimizing the number of preventable deaths by killing his targets, typically Characters Who Simply Do Fucked Up Shit Just Because, Why The Fuck Not?
Secondly, Jason is compassionate … to a fault. That was his fatal flaw. If he wasn’t so hell-bent on saving his potential birth mother he just met from that bomb despite everything she did to him prior, he could have protected himself instead, however slim his odds of survival were. What about his relationship with his other parents? He was a caregiver during his early childhood years for Catherine, until her death. Even mature adults who are financially stable find being a caregiver to a dying parent to be extremely burdensome on their bodies and minds, but he never complained about it or resented Catherine for being unable to care for him. Despite how none of his parents have really been what he needed them to be, he doesn’t blame them for their failings, and even continues to think highly of them (Bruce included).
And post-death? Enter Lost Days. Despite being dead set on plotting his revenge on Bruce, he constantly sidelines this in order to save other victims who are helpless like he once was. His own anger, trauma, and mission don’t remain his priority. (Sound familiar? Something something my own trauma above my son’s, mission above all else, etc.). Why would he waste precious time and risk his own life to do this if he wasn’t empathetic towards these victims or didn’t care about doing the right thing. He is simultaneously horribly traumatized and full of rage, and also incapable of ignoring what’s happening to victims around him (even as he claims that it’s indeed not his priority). And in that same vein, the entire premise of his rebirth outlaws run was that he doesn’t care if the public views him as a villain, an outlaw, so long as he can protect Gotham. And anyway where is this portrayal of him not caring about being in the right anymore. Almost every modern Jason story is about him grappling with where he stands with Bruce/Batman. During the early 2000s was probably the last time he did not care (hello, tentatodd??).
Jason has very evidently been portrayed as a kind and compassionate character. He is also simultaneously a calculated killer who doesn’t hesitate to kill when he deems necessary, and does so without remorse. It’s called being a Complex Character With An Edge™ that as you said, people so often claim to love. However when he fulfills that latter part, that seems to upset people because “killing bad”, and they then try to shave off and round out all his edges and claim he shouldn’t be that angry. In that case I guess you should just stick to liking traditional one-dimensional characters instead of claiming to like Jason but then encouraging his character assassination attempt by dc. Lol.
Lastly, who said anything about the batfam making Jason happy? Just because he’s written nowadays to want acceptance from Bruce (a shoddy attempt at forcing a non-existent nuclear batfamily), doesn’t mean that it’s a sound decision or that it does his character justice. I certainly don’t empathize with the idea that Jason needs the family’s approval or acceptance to be happy. (And anyway he has enough outlets for angst and pain aside from the batfam hello explore his other sources of trauma and do more deep dives into how he thinks when he’s alone). I don’t want them to magically make up and become one big happy family. This is not disney Lol. Besides, there are plenty of stories from dc that have that type of “wholesome” (hate that word utilization) characterization for Jason (Li’l Gotham, Tiny Titans, wfa, and even new stuff like the brave and the bold mini) and that is sufficient imo. Jason fans who are invested in the character deserve accurate, nuanced characterization and well-written stories, whether they be from his robin days (e.g., Batman: The Cult) or as red hood.
#fellas. ya know what else is wholesome? avenging your own death#you can have moments of ‘reconciliation’ or peace but still maintain a strained relationship which is far more realistic#‘he’s an asshole that kills’ and Bruce is an asshole who doesn’t kill. lol.#you can’t claim Jason’s conflicted and disturbed but go on to say Bruce is perfectly sane those two are mutually exclusive#also please realize that a character acting out of anger does not mean they lack compassion.#implying that he doesn’t care about doing the right thing is saying the same thing that person said;#that he doesn’t actually know what he’s doing. that he hasn’t thought through his moral stance.#‘Jason didn’t put any thought into anything he did in utrh he’s just a poor mentally ill lost soul who needs the batfam’s love to heal 💔’#🤝#‘jokers just a poor victim of society 😔 he just needs someone to understand him and maybe one day he’ll heal and realize he’s wrong’#what they both have in common is that they’re misunderstood in opposite directions#the joker doesn’t have a point to prove. there’s no deeper meaning behind what he does. everything is a joke to him.#he isn’t unaware of right vs wrong lmfao#jason todd#dc#asks#my post#and I think you’re implying that he’s utilitarian based on that last part but I don’t think he is#user mintacle posted a few metas regarding that and again they explain it much better than I prob could#anyway it isn’t difficult to understand his character if you know why you like him and you actually read his stories#that post specifically was from someone who clearly said they did not read the comic so. technically they’re on their own wavelength#edit: grammar
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punkeropercyjackson · 4 months
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My personal fancasts for Jason,Duke and Nell(Aubrey Joseph,Issac Ryan Brown and Sanai Victoria)
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randomlut · 1 year
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So it turns out my old friend of elementary school just starts her new journey of Jason Todd fandom. She finished reading UtRH, Death in the family and watch/read arkhamverse and craving for more, so ofc i told her bout the existence of Tentatodd 😅😂😔🙏
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someoneimsure · 1 year
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It’s important to divorce other people’s opinions and biases about a character from the source material when engaging with the source material because it can destroy your enjoyment of said source material.
Think of each character as an iteration of the character that exists in the writers head, that is then translated to the page, and that something is lost in translation when it reaches the reader. Then everyone who has a take loses something when translating it for other potential readers. There are many reasons for this: two examples are either they do not have good reading comprehension or they resonated with only one aspect of a character that has since become the only thing they associate with that character.
Being open to all takes of a character can make the source material more enjoyable because now you’re the one who gets to make your own take, good or bad, of the character. Now you get to see a new iteration of the character and enjoy that iteration on its own merits. Now you get to see the nuance surrounding many things currently associated with that character. Now you get to see what was poorly translated and what wasn’t. Now you get to see the nuances that someone else missed on their read through. Now you can engage with the text on a deeper, meta textual level because of all the takes you have seen.
These are all new ways to enjoy a text that can only be gained from being open to every iteration of a character, and they’re just as enjoyable as reading the text for the first time before hearing anyone else’s views on it.
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jasontoddssuper · 11 months
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A lot of other autistic people love the Joker because of the Lego Batman movie but personally i can't.Because i have Jason Todd autism specifically so whenever i see literally any version of the Joker,i'm posessed with the urge to commit unspeakable violence
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