How Nightwing Defends the Manor in Arkham Knight

Nightwing isn't as fun in this as he is in City, but he is still cool.

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I really wish they brought back the Wayne Manor Armory level back

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So whose Nightwing? And robin? I bet they're the same guy

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So whose robin? Did bruce wayne have a kid or something?

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yeah, nightwing is the first robin while current robin is batman's son

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​​@@quackquack8775not in arkhamverse, none of them are related to him. There's Jason Todd, Tim Drake, and Dick Grayson, all of which he met by chance.

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Bruce started with Dick Greyson, adopted him around age 14 after his parents were murdered in broad daylight, they were all circus performers so Dick was already incredibly agile which stuck out to Bruce. He was the first Robin, and when time came for him to move onto college, he moved to a new city and took on the Nightwing persona, who is seen in this video. After Dick left, Bruce took in Jason Todd, who he met because Jason was trying to steal the rims off the Batmobile. Jason had a very difficult and violent past, and that’s something that he and Bruce had many issues over while they worked together. Jason would eventually be captured, tortured, and killed by the Joker, but then later resurrected in the Lazarus pit by Ra’s Al Ghul. In Arkham, he becomes the Arkham Knight, but in most continuities he just goes straight to being the Red Hood. After Jason is presumed dead forever, Bruce meets Tim Drake, who actually isn’t an orphan. Tim was a highly intelligent young man who deduced who Batman actually is and where the Batcave was located, and sorta decided for Batman that he was now Robin even though Bruce protested.

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Which mission is this 😮😢

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@@jeremijohnson7827 It's a AR mission in the Dlc.