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Nightwing/Richard Grayson - “Talon” : Enhanced Acrobatic Agility, Superhuman stamina, Perception of Climbable Points within his reach. When his eyes begin glowing yellow however, these abilities are enhanced along with a small bio-electric aura on his hands and whatever he transfers (ex. Batons and Escrima Sticks), make them basically tasers to stun opponents. 

 Red Hood/Jason Todd - “Arkham Knight” : Firing Small heat blasts out of his fingertips, usually he shapes them in a finger guns pose. The power depends on emotional output he feels; the more angrier he is, the bigger the resulting blast becomes. At maximum strength, a single blast can destroy an entire three city blocks. 

Red Robin/Tim Drake - “Boy Wonder” : Similar to Grayson’s “Talon” quirk albeit he cannot access the bio electric enhancement. Instead, “Boy Wonder” compensates with additional superhuman durability, allowing Tim to survive powerful blows from quirks of all sorts, even “One For All” 

Spoiler/Stephanie Brown - “Gotham Knight” : Ability to Detect Enemies’ weak points, and quick reflexes to dodge incoming attacks very quickly and/or pinpoint strike said weak points for maximum damage. 

Robin/Damian Wayne - Quirkless 

I cannot put into words how much I love the final sequence of Re Mind. And little touches like this are a huge part of why.

1. They leave food scraps and wrappers all over the desks and floor and refuse to clean it up

2. They throw food

3. They spend half the lesson sharing around gum/lollies/drinks instead of doing the work

If they refuse to clean it up then they can’t eat in class and enjoy detention. Same goes for 2. The same things that would happen when students blatantly and purposefully flouted any other set of rules.

3 is not a real thing, like, it might happen in the rare occasion kids have lollies in class because they have to be covert about it and because it is so rare. If being able to eat whenever you wanted was a granted they wouldn’t be smuggling contraband around the class.

There was always gum under my fucking table because we weren’t supposed to eat it so people would just put it under the desk.

Had a teacher who said he only cared about gum being put under the desk and so if we chewed gum then just put it in the bin and he didn’t care.

There stopped being gum shoved under the table by his students.

The only reason my students couldn’t eat in the classroom was because we had mice and couldn’t guarantee the sanitary conditions of anything in the classroom. I was open with my students about it. One young woman started carrying a roll of butcher paper in her backpack. She’d cover her table and snack while her team worked. End of class, she gathered up the butcher paper and brought it to me to cut it into pieces for scrap paper. Any food-stained paper was trimmed into the trash. Sanitary, no leftover mess, and by the end of the year we had stacks of scratch paper. None of the other kids objected to her team being able to eat; if they wanted to snack they moved their chair over there or asked her for some paper for their table. HER rule was that if you came to her table for snacks you had better also be ready to work.

Best behaved class I ever had, and one student who could only get food at school was often brought extra containers of food in those little cheap ziploc containers and given it in my classroom.

The first 2 panels are a real quote. I don’t even have to make this up anymore.

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