*Alternative to any version of any official main continuity Robins
(that I could find)
Pre-Crisis Multiverse
Earth One - The Brave and the Bold (1955) #83: Lance Bruner - a ward of Bruce Wayne’s after the passing of the boy’s father, his friend
Earth One - Untold Legends of the Batman (1980) #1: Bruce Wayne - Flashback of Bruce being “the first Robin” after the death of his parents
Earth Two - Star-Spangled Comics (1941) #103: Roberta the Girl Wonder - Mary Wills was inspired by Robin to become a crime fighter as she had a crush on him
Earth-C-Minus - Captain Carrot and His Amazing Zoo Crew (1982) #14: Boyd the Robin Wonder - the bird sidekick of Batmouse
Earth 494 - Detective Comics (1937) Annual #7: Robin Redblade - the pirate sidekick of 17th Century Captain Leatherwing
Post Crisis Multiverse
New Earth
Sins of Youth (2000): Bruce Wayne - Adults heroes and their teen partners ages are switched, resulting in Tim temporarily becoming Batman and Bruce Robin
Batman Orphans (2011) #1: Christopher Ward - a Robin of Batman-impersonator Charles Nigaff
Batman Orphans (2011) #1: Francisco Ramirez - a Robin of Batman-impersonator Charles Nigaff
Batman Orphans (2011) #1: Lance Heart - a Robin of Batman-impersonator Charles Nigaff
Action Comics (1938) #856: Bizarro Robin
Prime Earth
Catwoman (2011) #27: Catbird- A Gothtophia tie in where Gotham turned into an “bright and happy utopia” and Catwoman acted in the role of Robin
Convergence: World's Finest Comics (2015) #2: We Are Robin - a group of teens sponsored by Alfred Pennyworth to act as Robins
We Are Robin Members
Detective Comics: Endgame (2015) #1: Andre Cipriani - teenager who lost his grandfather to gang violence and works under the name Dre-B-Robbin
Detective Comics: Endgame (2015) #1: Daxon Chill - a teenage mechanic with absent parents who works under the name DaxAtax
We Are Robin (2015) #1: Isabella Ortiz - a teenage languages specialist who works under the name Robina
Detective Comics: Endgame (2015) #1 Riko Sheridan - an excellent student and big fan of Batgirl who works under the names R-iko and Rook
Convergence: World's Finest Comics (2015) #2: Troy Walker - a star athlete who lost his life trying to defuse a bomb, worked under the name TheTroyWonder
New Super-Man (2016) #9: Robinbot - Robin of Wang Baixi, the Bat-Man of China
Nightwing (2016) #17: Dinesh Babar/Robintron - a child kidnapped by Professor Pig and brainwashed into believing he was Robin
DC’s Round Robin #1: Anita Jean - a girl who convinced herself she was the first Robin as she helped Batman on a case earlier in his career
Batman (2016) #147: Robin of Zur-En-Arrh - a clone of Bruce Wayne, created by Zur-En-Arrh/Failsafe
Possible Futures
Batman (1940) #26: Ricky - a young boy inspired by a time capsule of the original Batman and Robin to lead his people out of tyranny from robotic forces that have conquered Earth
Robin (1993) Annual #5: Tris Plover - a robin on a Space Vessel called Gotham with a tyrannical government
Young Justice 1000000 (1998) #1: Robin the Toy Wonder - programmed by his Batman to be his conscience
Batman (1940) Annual #20: Legends of the Dead Earth DarkBird - part of the stories told by Martian Manhunter long after the death of Earth
Batman Year 100 (2006): Robin of a Batman in a police state Gotham
Batman Beyond (2015) #5: Matthew McGinnis - younger brother of Batman Terry McGinnis
Batman (2016) Annual #2: Helena Wayne - daughter of Bruce Wayne and Selena Kyle
Other Post Crisis Earths
Earth 8 - Countdown Presents: Lord Havok and the Extremists (2007) #3: Robin Jimmy Olsen
Earth 31 - Batman: The Dark Knight Returns (1986) #1: Carrie Kelley
Hyper-Tension
Superboy (1994) #60: A version of Kon-el raised to be Robin
New 52 Multiverse
Earth 2 - Huntress (2011) #1: Helena Wayne - daughter of Bruce Wayne and Selena Kyle
Earth 2 - Earth 2: World’s End (2014) #1: John Grayson - son of Dick Grayson and Barbara Gordon
Earth 6 - Just Imagine Robin (2002) #1: Robin - Stan Lee’s take on Robin
Earth 11 - DC’s Very Merry Multiverse (2021) #1: Talia Kane - daughter of Kathy Kane and Ali al Ghul
Earth 12 - Batman the Animated Series “Legends of the Dark Knight”: Carrie Kelley - images herself as Robin
Earth 29 - Superman (2016) #43: Robzarro - Bizzaro Robin
Earth 37 - Thrillkiller (1997) #1: A rebellious Barbara Gordon in the sixties prior to becoming Batgirl
Earth 38/3839 - Batman/Captain America (1997): Bruce Wayne - a younger version of Bruce who acted as Robin before being Batman, named by Lois Lane
Earth 38/3839 - Batman/Captain America (1997): Bruce Wayne Jr - son of Bruce and an unnamed mother
Earth 38/3839 - Superman & Batman Generations (1999): Clark Wayne - grandson of Kal-el and adoptive son of Bruce Wayne Jr
Earth 43 - The Multiversity Guidebook (2015) #1: Name Unknown - a former hero turned into a vampire
Earth 118 - Dark Knights of Steel (2022) #6: Cassandra Cain - part of the Robins working under the Bat-Prince, Bruce Wayne, works as a spy, operating in Amazonia
Earth 789 Burtonverse - Batman ‘89 (2021) #1: The Robin after Dick
Earth 1996 Amalgam Universe - Legends of the Dark Claw #1: Sparrow is the sidekick of Darkclaw, Logan Wayne
Alternate Timelines
Flashpoint: Batman - Knight of Vengeance (2011) #1: Dexter Dent
Dark Multiverse
Batman/Superman (2013) #1: An alternate Billy Batson that’s been turned into a Dark Robin/The Shazam Who Laughs
Dark Knights: Death Metal (2020) #2: Robin King - an alternate version of Bruce Wayne taken from his universe by The Batman Who Laughs
Tales from the Dark Multiverse: Crisis on Infinite Earths (2021) #1: Robin II - Name Unknown
Dark Crisis
Earth Batman - Dark Crisis: Worlds without a Justice League - Batman (2022) #1: A group of teenagers named the Redbreasts working for “The Night” who is half of Batman
Elseworlds
The Best of DC (1979) #58: Kid Robin or “The Shrimp” - an orphan transformed into Robin by the Spirit of Christmas
Batman Digital Justice (1990) #1: Robert Chang - previously a police informant, then sidekick to Batman
Batman: The Blue, the Grey, and the Bat (1993) #1: Redbird - sidekick of Cowboy Batman in 1863, seeking revenge on his parents killer
Robin 3000 (1993) #1: Thomas Wayne - a decedent of Bruce Wayne, became Robin after his uncle was killed by a conquering aliens
Robin (1993) Narrow Path Annual #2: Tengu - second son of Lord Hideyoshi and trained under at the Manor of the Bat-Ninja as his successor
Batman Chronicles (1995) #11: Berlin Batman’s Robin - a young woman training as Robin
Amalgam Universe - Legends of Dark Claw (1996) #1: Jubilation Lee as Sparrow
Batman: Dark Allegiances (1996) #1: Alfred Pennyworth - Alfred acts as Robin as Bruce fights corruption in the 1930s
Batman: Dark Knight Dynasty (1997) #1: Rodney - an intelligent chimpanzee and sidekick of Batwoman Brenna Wayne
Batman: I Joker (1998) #1: Marya - Robin of Cult Leader The Bruce then of Joe Collins who becomes the next Batman
Batman: Reign of Terror (1999) #1: Rochelle Wayne - sister of Captain Bruce Wayne
Tiny Titans (2008) #28: Robin Robin -side kick of Ace the Bathound
Tiny Titans (2008) #33: Carrie Kelley - given a spare Robin suit by Jason and Tim and became Robin
Tiny Titans (2008) #35: Robin - name unknown, another Robin
Tiny Titans (2008) #42: Bizzaro Robin
Ame-Comi Girls: Featuring Batgirl (2013) #1: Carrie Kelley - Batgirl and Robin fight Ivy, Harley, and Catwoman
Batman: Last Knight on Earth (2019) #1: Joker - the severed head of Joker in an apocalyptic world
DC Love is a Battlefield (2021) #1: Robin II - a young woman working as Robin, name unknown
Batman: Beyond the White Knight (2022) #1: Gan - officer of GCPD and side kick of Red Hood
Gargoyle of Gotham (2023) #3: A group of teenagers in a cult who save Batman’s life called the Ratz
The Batman & Scooby- Doo Mysteries (2024) #6: Bruce Wayne - introduces himself as Robin when meeting the Scooby-Doo gang as kids
TV/Movies
Batman The New Adventures (1999) “Legends of the Dark Knight”: Carrie Kelley - imagines herself as Robin
Teen Titans (2003) “Fractured”: Nosyarg Kcid - an imp from another dimension
Kyoto the Superdog (2005) “Bat Hound and the Robin”: Robbie the Robin - sidekick of Ace the Bathound
Teen Titans Go (2013) “The Best Robin”: Carrie Kelley - Called upon when the other members of the Teen Titans Go were being lazy
Teen Titans Go (2013) “Robin Backwards”: Nibor - Bizarro Robin
Teen Titans Go (2013) “Super Robin”: Super Robin - a bird who received all the abilities of Robin
All-New Batman: The Brave and the Bold (2011) #13: Carrie Kelley - Summoned by the Phantom Stranger to save a dying Batman
The Brave and The Bold (2008) “The Knights of Tomorrow”: Robin III - son of Damian Wayne
DC Nation's Super-Pets! (2013) “Jokes on You”
Scooby Doo! & Batman: The Brave and The Bold (2018): Velma Dinkley - after Crimson Cloak has captured Batman the Sccoby gang uses Batman tools including old costumes to save him, Velma dresses as Robin
Video Games
**DC Universe Online (2011): Robins - The Dark Robins working under The Batman who laughs
**DC Legends (2016): Robins - The Dark Robins working under The Batman who laughs
**since not all of the Dark Robins are the main continuity Robins I’m adding them
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Year: 2023
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