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That is such a random question?? 😅

But he would do p alright i guess?? i don't remember what the different lions wanted in a leader but now that i think of it.. the main robins of the batfam basically makes the whole team?? 😏

Scenario 1: Impersonation

(This would happen if Bruce was out-of-commission/framed and need a sub for a few months.)

- Jason wears Bruce’s bat suit with minimal changes.

- Jason trys to imitate Bruce’s fighting to his best ability. Obviously no killing.

- He doesn’t have his guns, however, he did electrify the bats suit symbol.

- Bruce is be hovering liked crazy (to his best ability)

Scenario 2: Jason’s own Batman

(This would happen if Bruce Retired/Died and Dick would be unavailable.)

- Jason kills the Joker as the Red Hood.

- He then fakes the Red Hood’s death.

- He creates his own bat suit, which would be loaded to the brim with weapons.

- Jason ditches his guns because it would link him to the Red Hood.

- He precedes to become the new Batman.

- However, he would not kill as Batman, In fact his last kill in relation to Gotham would be the Joker.

- Overall Jason would be a good Batman and would tend to focus on the more impoverished sides of Gotham.

- His Batman is known to be more violent, however is more effective than Bruce when it comes to gangs. (This is because Jason knows the inner workings of gangs after being a crime lord.)

- Jason has a no robin policy, he refuses to have any more kids put on the field.

- He sometimes leads the Justice League, but only during would ending threats, otherwise he lets them fend for themselves.

I feel like the Justice League would try to recruit all of them. Wonder Woman and Scarlet Witch would be great friends and Vision would get along with Superman. Quicksilver would be an honorary member of the Flash family and they would race to see who is faster all the time! Black Panther would also be on very good terms with Wonder Woman and Aquaman due to them being royalty in the Justice League and having to represent their people. Batman would be cautious around them a lot, but learn to trust them a lot. These people are surprisingly loyal. He will still find their weaknesses for safety reasons still.

I’m sorry for replying to this so late because:

1. Gotta be honest, I despise Rexplode. I don't like his design, I don't like his personality, most of all I hate what he did to Atom Eve.

2. Since I dislike him I need to research this character so I won't be biased.

Since these two share the same name I refer to their family name. Salazar and Sloan.

Pretty much their first introduction will be like this:

First impression? They both have strong personalities so they tend to clash a lot. They won't agree on anything. It'll be quite a while until they can settle into a good strategy.

Oddly enough, despite they both being hot-headed, they can set aside their childish conflict and work together professionally. So fighting bad guys such as Mauler Twins won't be an issue.

Sloan will have an Inferiority Complex when he's beside Salazar. Not only Salazar has objectively better superpowers, but Salazar also has a much better history than Sloan's.

Sloan was sold by his parents, when he visits them back, they were living a lavish life with two new children, they're enjoying their new life from selling Sloan. Salazar came from a wealthy scientist. He got his power because his family was trying to save his life.

Sloan was trained daily to do acrobatic & combat exercises and receive injections to enhance. Salazar was trained because he's humanity's last chance.

Sloan lost his girlfriend because he cheated. Salazar still keeps in tabs with his girlfriend (??).

In the long term, I think they can get along pretty well. Probably Salazar will start to open up. Commenting on each of their trauma casually because that's what boys do.

@frostbite883

I think he absolutely could, with one caveat—if he wanted to. A lot of recent DC writers have been writing Jason as someone with less experience, someone who relies mostly on brute force, or someone who's just plain incompetent when next to Bruce (or another Bat), when that contradicts a lot of the earlier canon. Jason’s had just as much if not more diversified training than the other former Robins (see Red Hood Lost Days), he exercised a terrifying level of meticulous planning when he returned as the Red Hood (staying several steps ahead of Bruce up until their final confrontation), and he was a formidable opponent against Dick in Morrison's run as well. Jason doesn't rely on lethal force because he has to, he does it because he thinks it's the more effective solution. So do I think he could stand in as Batman? Yes. With the right motivation and in the hands of the right writer, he absolutely could.

Jason actually did pose as Batman for a bit in “Battle for the Cowl” when he was still killing people. It did not end well for him. His suit was cool, though.

For this scenario I’m gonna use the versions of Jason where he isn’t as consumed by pit rage.

If I remember correctly, as Jason makes amends with the batfam, his kill count slows down, and eventually stops (largely because he was basically told to stop killing or get out of Gotham). In several timelines, once he’s gotten past the whole “revenge” thing, we see that while he doesn’t always get along with Bruce he does care about his family. Even Tim, despite the fact he almost killed him multiple times.

With this in mind, I think Jason would just be a more violent version of Batman with guns that shoot rubber bullets. He wouldn’t be happy about it, but I think even he knows Gotham needs Batman to function.

Babs (Oracle) would definitely be doing everything she can to prove Bruce’s innocence alongside the rest of the bats. Tim would be doing something stupid, Damian would be stabbing something, Duke would replay the event with his powers so they know who to investigate, and everyone else would be either providing moral support, trying to keep the Rogues Gallery from interrupting them. “Ric” Grayson wouldn’t do anything because he wants nothing to do with the bats or being a vigilante.

As for Commissioner Gordon, I think he’s is a better detective than the bats like to believe and just pretended he couldn’t recognize his daughter running around in spandex, or how every time there’s a new bat Bruce had recently taken in another kid. Because of this, I like to imagine the Commissioner would say something like this to one of the batkids; “I’m sorry about what your going through with your dad/foster dad. If you find even a possible lead, let me know and I’ll do what I can to help.”

I want this interaction largely because it’d be funny seeing a sleep deprived Tim Drake say thanks and not processing the interaction until hours later or a flustered Duke Thomas try and play it off.