What New Identity Should Tim Drake Take?

[Rac7d*]

Tim imo just doesn't need a new identity. both him and Damian could be called Robin. it's not like everyone should have a unique id like Duke getting the signal moniker.

Yes he does it’s weird sharing the code name

[Elmo]

Yes he does it’s weird sharing the code name

Why is it weird?

[MajorHoy]

Why is it weird?

It's weird because (theoretically) it isn't "The Robin Corps".

There should be more of a distinction between the various Robins. If both Tim and Damian are together helping Batman in public, how is Bruce suppose to call out to one and not the other without using their first names if he's trying to keep their secret identities private?

[byrd156]

It's weird because (theoretically) it isn't "The Robin Corps".

There should be more of a distinction between the various Robins. If both Tim and Damian are together helping Batman in public, how is Bruce suppose to call out to one and not the other without using their first names if he's trying to keep their secret identities private?

Simple, lock them both in a room with a crowbar. Whichever comes out gets to be the main Robin.

[Güicho]

Simple, lock them both in a room with a crowbar. Whichever comes out gets to be the main Robin.

Throw Todd and Brown into the mix.

Whichever survives can be the red Cuckoobird, Joker's new blood splattered wingman.

Also look up what Cuckoobirds do to others in the nest for the beauty of the natural world.
And then apply it to these characters.

[Somecrazyaussie]

Redbird or Redwing. I had no problem with Red Robin, but I know most in the states did due to the burger chain. But yeah, as long as they keep his colours black, red, and yellow, I'll be happy.

[MajorHoy]

Redbird or Redwing. I had no problem with Red Robin, but I know most in the states did due to the burger chain. But yeah, as long as they keep his colours black, red, and yellow, I'll be happy.

Redwing is Sam Wilson's (Marvel's The Falcon) bird companion.
The Redwing name had also been used by DC for a female member of the Team Titans back in the 90s.
And Redbird was the car Tim drove as Robin back in his comic book series in the 90s.

[SixSpeedSamurai]

Redwing is Sam Wilson's (Marvel's The Falcon) bird companion.
The Redwing name had also been used by DC for a female member of the Team Titans back in the 90s.
And Redbird was the car Tim drove as Robin back in his comic book series in the 90s.

On a side note, the Redbird made an appearance in Super Sons of Tomorrow last year.

I'd be ok with Redwing, but I don't think it falls in the "very Young Justice name" Bendis teased.

[DevilBat66]

Did I already suggest "Drake" because as goofy as it sounds at first, it makes hella sense.


Either that or "Raptor"? Is there already one?


"Blood Eagle"? Is he Scandinavian? That would be cool, if so.

[Arsenal]

Maybe his name will be “Young Justice”

[Godlike13]

Black Eye

[MajorHoy]

Did I already suggest "Drake" because as goofy as it sounds at first, it makes hella sense.

Uh, yes. You did. About a month ago.

Why not just call him "Drake"?

It's a bird motif.

Nobody has used it before.


People kinda already call him that.

Either that or "Raptor"? Is there already one?

"Blood Eagle"? Is he Scandinavian? That would be cool, if so.

You want Tim to be the truly violent and vengeful one? Would that make Jason Todd's Red Hood a goody-two-shoes Boy Scout in comparison?

[Dataweaver]

On a side note, the Redbird made an appearance in Super Sons of Tomorrow last year.

I'd be ok with Redwing, but I don't think it falls in the "very Young Justice name" Bendis teased.

He's not going to go with “Mr. Sarcastic”, is he?

[Somecrazyaussie]

Redwing is Sam Wilson's (Marvel's The Falcon) bird companion.
The Redwing name had also been used by DC for a female member of the Team Titans back in the 90s.
And Redbird was the car Tim drove as Robin back in his comic book series in the 90s.

I suggested Redbird for that very reason.
As for Redwing, why not? DC and Marvel have multiple characters who share names. What's one more?

[Dataweaver]

I know that the Team Titans had a Redbird; but she's been out of continuity since Zero Hour, going on 25 years ago. I don't see a problem with reusing the name.