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Do you have a username you always use in games?
Feed your dashboard by answering my question, blogger.
Yes, it's a username I actually use like... Everywhere.
'Rosie' or 'it's_Rosie' are the usernames, with me occasionally messing around with the lettering (ex. Replacing the o with a 0, s with $) to make it a bit more unique!
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For the comic reading ask game, Show off one of your favorite pages/panels!
Since I'm Flash fixated rn you get one of my top Flash spreads
From The Flash Rebirth #1. Basically the Flash version of the Bruce and Dick "and you still are saving me" quote, and of course it's very pretty.
For the comic reading ask game, character moment you really enjoyed?
Personally, it's a tie between two moments
There's the moment (Nightwing issue #104) where Nightwing gets superpowers for a brief while, in an attempt to tempt him and what not, and while he uses that power for good, he ends up refusing it, because not only does he not need them, but it would put a child's life at risk.
I honestly have no idea why it stuck with me so much, but it did, and I can't explain it. In a way, I guess it's the idea that you don't need superpowers to be a hero? And that it's not all about power, in a way (I think)
As for second, it's the moment in the Grayson run I'm pretty sure(?) (The one where he's undercover in Spyral - issue #5, iirc) where they're stranded in the desert with a baby and Dick makes the choice to walk to the destination because "If we're dead, she's dead. So we're not dead. We walk." and he's the only one out of the three people there to keep going the longest, all while caring for a newborn baby.
My favorite moment of it all is when Midnighter asks him "Dick... Dick Grayson... What... What do you have?" and Nightwing responds "I have her. (The baby)" and it just warms my heart.
In a way, it shows Dick's determination but also, I think it mostly shows his compassion and empathy towards others. When Helena (one of the people walking with him) first collapses, he rushes to help her, and ends up giving her his shirt as a make-shift mini tent to cover her from the heat. He makes it a point that no matter how tired he is, he'll keep walking, for the baby if not for himself.
I'm rambling too much so I'll wrap it up here (Though, I'd love to talk more about Nightwing moments if anyone's interested ^^) and I hope my answer to your question was satisfactory <3
Watching TT'03 for the first time with actual thoughts (as I wasn't a very aware kid growing up) and seeing the "Haunted" episode (S3E5) was so visceral to me partially because Robin was suffering, but also because after a few minutes I realized that Robin and I have the same sense of paranoia (To an extent)
I've always been paranoid for seemingly no reason, I just worry and start by thinking of worst-case scenarios, and honestly, if I had been Robin (Aka, someone who had a strong enemy who was obsessed with me to an extent) I would've done the same things
I'd lose sleep watching cameras, I'd constantly be checking the box with Slade's items, hell, I might've gone as far as testing my friends as subtly as I can to see if they're Slade in disguise or not
Not to mention I'd also start lashing out too if I was told that I was basically going insane when I know what I saw and I went through it and getting tied down would've made me lash out harder or even freak out
I guess I'm just thankful Cyborg didn't tell Robin immediately after that it was activated from an outside source because that would've just made have a worse panic, and Robin likely wouldn't have gone to sleep
I swear this show makes me reconsider a lot of things it's unbelievable
Sometimes when I'm talking about something I'm really interested in with my friend they'll go quiet or stop texting and after a while I'll be sat there like "Oh nvm... I must be talking too much. Let me stop." but then they notice and they ask why I stopped and tell me to keep going and I need everybody to imagine me behind a digital screen with tears pooling in my eyes and snot and a red face like "Sniff yeah okay, I'll keep going" while actively trying to keep my heart from bursting out of my chest from sheer happiness and I need everybody to know that because I am NOT normal about it
Fun Comic Reading Ask Game
I understand why a lot of people get frustrated with comic reading and how various characters get treated, etc, but let's take a second to remember that it is also fun. Reading comics is fun. I only got into it relatively recently, and I am having a BLAST. Have a postive ask game. Send an ask to the person above (who you reblogged from) and below (who reblogs from you)!
What is your favorite comic? Or one of your favorites?
What's a comic you unexpectedly enjoyed?
Who is your favorite artist / artist team?
Tell me about a character moment you really enjoyed.
Show off one of your favorite pages/panels.
What is a serious line you really like?
What is a funny line you really like?
What is a ridiculous moment you get a kick out of?
Recommend a comic!
Free space: Tell me something you like about comics.
I want a story or a fanfic where it's a "Finding each other in every universe" but instead, it's the Fab Five finding each other no matter the universe
Heroes? Done
Villains? Done
High school squad? Done
College graduates? Done
Civilian life? Done
Ghosts? Done
I just want them to be inseparable no matter the universe. The best of friends no matter the circumstances
Sometimes all a girl wants is a plush to hug and a murder documentary
I've seen the topic of batfam diagnosis floating around my page for a bit now and while I'm new to the Fandom, I always kinda had this lingering thought that Dick was hyperactive, in a sense(?)
He's the type of person who's constantly moving around and fidgeting with stuff. Not necessarily that he's impulsive or struggles to speak, but moreso in his movements in general
If I'm remembering correctly (And correct me if I'm wrong) but isn't it a common move in Nightwing comics that Dick is moving one way or another while working, thinking, solving, etc? Sometimes even that he's working on several things at the same time? Not sure 100%, but that's the vibe it's always given me
*I'm still learning about this, so sorry if I'm not making a lot of sense! I'm not really diagnosed with much so I don't think I have much of a leg to stand on, so feel free to correct me if I got anything wrong please :)*
My favorite thing at the moment is that one Bruce Wayne rp blog that (as far as I've seen) has solely been this following interaction:
"I was never pregnant guys!"
"...Are you sure?"
"Yes I'm fucking sure."
And it's oddly funny to witness
I wonder if any of the Batkids just kinda went through this era of existential crisis of "I don't have a crush on anyone... Is that normal??" at some point during their high school years because it's very often pushed in movies that "Heyyyyy! Your high school years are either the best time of your life or the worst! But what flavor of boyfriend/girlfriend do you want?" and if they just kinda sit there like "... Is— am I supposed to have one?"
I love any and all variations of "I'm gonna hold your hand when I say this" because people get creative with it and I love it
Like wdym I was thinking about something and went "I'm gonna crack your knuckles when I say this"??? Where did that come from 😭
"Oh why don't you step out of your comfort zone? It's good to step out of it!" listen. Last time I stepped out of it for a nanosecond, they brought torches and burned my shit to the fucking ground now I have no comfort zone and I'm constantly in a state of anxiousness. LET. ME. BE.
I have a visceral need to witness Dickbats from the DC KO Knightfight series to get transported to the normal universe and either:
(Spoilers for DC KO Knightfight Issue #1 if you haven't read it)
I might get flamed for this but neither Dick or Jason were the "Angry Robin"
Besides the fact that it's really bad to minimize a character and their arcs into one (1) emotion, but even if, anger isn't exactly a good descriptor for either of them.
Dick made Robin out of grief (out of wanting to avenge his parents, yes) but he turned it into a symbol of hope, not just for himself, but for others aswell. It's normal that he wanted revenge for what happened to his parents— God knows that people have wanted revenge for less —but he turned it into something better. He turned his grief and need for vengeance into a symbol of light. A symbol of hope for him (to show that things can in fact get better) and a symbol of comfort for others (Being the light to Batman's darkness, and in return, the light to Gotham's darkness).
And Jason took up the Robin mantle literally because "Robin is magic". You guys seriously cannot be telling me that's he's an angry Robin. He was sweet, kind and caring, but above all, he was empathetic. The one thing you guys seem to miss about him. The reason why he constantly goes against Bruce's orders is because Bruce had a surface level understanding of the things going on out there. He treated all criminals the same, and Jason knew that that wasn't the case because he lived in the worst streets of Gotham. He knows. He could've helped Batman be better, a safer figure. But Bruce is a stubborn man, hence why they butted heads a lot.
And I cannot stress this enough, anger is a normal part of everyday emotion, especially when you're grieving (Dick's Case) or when you want to defend someone (Jason's Case) and it's especially normal when you're growing up, because as you grow, your perspective of things change, and it's normal for you to argue or push back against the older, more stubborn figures in your life.
So no, Dick isn't the "Angry Robin" and Jason isn't the "Angry Robin" either. They were just kids trying to work with the hands they were dealt with and I'm sick of people trying to treat them like they were fully grown adults.
Favorite characters are so funny to me because:
Yes they're from different fandoms
Yes they're either related or have a very good relationship with each other
Don't ask me how or why they just do okay?
And it's 10x funnier when they either have very similar traits/Characteristics or are polar opposites because you literally have the means to go wild with how they even know each other
What I think Dick's relationship with the Justice League is like:
Bruce: ??? It's... It's really complicated. They're father and son, but also brothers but also friends but also work partners but also buddies but also argue a lot but also—
It's. It's a lot. So just "???" for now.
Clark: I'm very in between a father-son and an Uncle-nephew relationship, but they both trust and can rely on each other
Diana: n#1 Aunt. Best aunt. Amazing aunt. No one could ever top the Wonder Woman, like ever.
Barry: Your bff's father figure that you see so much he's practically family. Way past awkward friendly conversations, they nerd out together. Dick somehow understands his speed-rambles. It's adorable
Hal: Petty uncle-Petty nephew, or, as I said in a previous post "it's mostly fun divorced uncle-chaotic but adorable little nephew thing." but they get along wonderfully regardless
Oliver: A mix between Barry's "bff's father figure" and Hal's Uncle-nephew. Definitely spoiled him growing up just to mess with Bruce/annoy him, and Oliver had heard so much from Teen-Dick while venting with Roy
Arthur: He adores Dick Grayson. Dick asks a lot about underwater culture and is very excited to learn. Mix between mentor-mentee and uncle-nephew.
Martian Manhunter: They share sweets. That's it. That's more than enough (But they really enjoy each other's company a lot)
