DC Robins
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As he finishes sanding off the sides, Bruce is fairly certain that most parents have never built a boat with their youngest as a form of father-son bonding time with the end goal of having it sunk by his four mer children and their two mer friends as enrichment. However, when Clark puts the boat on the surface of the tank and the mers all swim up to investigate it, Bruce thinks that they should.
Or sometimes being a good parent involves accidentally training your mer children in the most efficient ways to destroy boats.
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- Part 4 of MerMay 2023 & 2024
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Seeing Red by ElentiyaG
Fandoms: DCU (Comics), Red Robin (Comics), Red Hood and the Outlaws (Comics)
09 Jun 2026
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It had been over a year since Tim Drake had last seen Jason Todd, and even longer since they had spoken.
Tim prided himself on his ability to stay away from people that had almost killed him in the past, but circumstances lead to a shared safe house and renewed interest from one Jason Todd.
Will the two red-themed vigilantes grow together, or apart?
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Metempsychosis: The supposed transmigration at death of the soul of a human being or animal into a new body. Simply put, it is when a person receives a new body after death, but their soul remains the same. This is not about reincarnation. It’s about change.
or: incubus dick grayson is sold by demon traffickers to gotham's latest crime lord
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Jason loved being Robin, even if the job came with a pint sized stalker. Alvin was going to get himself killed one day, if that was even his real name. Seriously, he'd already had to save the kid twice!
Tim's only joy was his mother's attention and his bird photography. He'd never dreamed of actually getting to meet Robin! Then Robin saved him, twice! He wanted to meet Jason too, to maybe have a friend, but he couldn't. No one could ever know he knew who they were.
In one timeline Jason dies and in one he lives at a price.
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