Rather than coming to Batman as a mostly-raw prospect with talent that he has to hone, like Grayson, Damien comes with lessons he has to unlearn. Damien is a cocky, selfish, and often callous young kid. The son of Bruce Wayne and Talia Al Ghul, Damien has spent most of his life, before finding his father, training with the League of Shadows. As the Red Hood, he could challenge The Dark Knight's refusal to kill his villains, presenting a dark mirror of a Batman who does not have any mercy.Īll the Robins present the challenge of parenthood to Batman, but few do so in such a dramatic way as Damien. His presence as a Robin would challenge Batman as the two would butt heads as Jason becomes more violent. Ultimately, Jason, as a character, represents a fiery temper that acts as a foil to Batman's cool professionalism. There's also the possibility of using the Red Hood as the main villain in a movie - which would be a major pivot from the usual characters we've seen time and again on-screen - and then revealing that he is the presumed dead Jason Todd throughout through flashbacks and detective work. Killing Jason in a movie would truly be an emotional blow to Batman that would be compounded many times over when he returns as the Red Hood. The Caped Crusader is often a surrogate father of sorts to the many Robins, usually adopting them into the Wayne family directly.
The introduction of Jason Todd would give The Batman 2 the chance to explore the tragedy of losing a member of the family for Batman.
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