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The Bat-Family has full of great heroes, but Tim is something special among all of them. Sure, Dick Grayson became his own hero in Nightwing, has led teams, and even became the best Batman. Jason died, came back as the Red Hood and found the popularity that was denied him earlier. Carrie (from The Dark Knight Returns, for those who don’t know) became Batman’s second in command in his war. Stephanie wasn’t the best but her costume was cool. Damian was raised to be the ultimate vigilante, and earned the love of his father. However, Tim is the one who personified everything that Robin should be.
Tim Drake Actually Wanted to be Robin

To understand why Tim Drake is the perfect Robin, the only one who earned it, we have to go back in time. The death of Jason Todd is one of the biggest moments in Batman history and changed the Dark Knight. He got much darker and more violent, believing that his mission was cursed and hopeless. Young Tim Drake noticed this. He noticed that Batman had changed and he figured out why — the lack of Robin. So, Tim decided that he would he become Robin, to help bring the light back to Batman’s life. In order to do this, he decided to present himself to Batman. The only way he could do this was to figure out who Batman was. So, he did. That’s honestly kind of amazing.
Batman isn’t Superman; his costume is made to keep his secret and he’s worked hard to make sure no one figured it out. This was post-Crisis DC; in post-Crisis DC at the time, barely anyone knew who he was. This would be retconned in the ’00s, but back then, it was basically just Superman and a very few others. Tim was a civilian with no in to the superhero community, yet he was still able to figure out that Batman was Bruce Wayne. When he confronted Bruce with this discovery, he earned Batman’s respect and became Robin. Tim’s time as Robin was pretty hype. Fans of the ’90s loved Tim so much he was the first Robin to get his own series. Tim was an amazing Robin, and he only got better over the years.









