Red Hood (Post-Crisis)

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==Summary==
Jason Todd is the son of Willis Todd, a criminal that worked under Two-Face and was later murdered by him, and Catherine Todd, a drug addict that died from an overdose. Afterwards, Jason lived as an orphan in Crime Alley, where he turned to crime just so he could survive.
Jason was first encountered by Batman when he stole the tires of the Batmobile. Batman sent Jason to Ma Gunn’s school for boys, hoping that he would be reformed, but Ma Gunn was secretly conducting illegal activities with the boys in her school. Jason escaped the school and, after encountering Batman again, helped him defeat Ma Gunn and apprehend her. Batman would then take Jason in, and after six months of training, he became the second Robin.
Jason would go on many cases with Batman, and he served on the New Teen Titans for a while, but a problem would soon arise. Jason was becoming increasingly aggressive and violent, forcing Batman to remove him from duty. Later, Jason learned that Catherine Todd wasn’t his birth mother, and using his detective skills, he learned who his real mother was and went out to find her. With the help of Batman, he found his real mother, Dr. Sheila Haywood. When Sheila was kidnapped by the Joker, Jason went to save her, against Batman’s orders, but she led Jason into a trap to prevent him from uncovering her own criminal activity. The Joker proceeded to kill Jason by brutally beating him with a crowbar and then blowing him up.
Batman would be haunted by Jason’s death for six months, but when Superboy-Prime shattered reality, Jason was brought back to life. He wandered for a few years after his resurrection, but he after being found by Talia al Ghul, he was fully rejuvenated by the Lazarus Pit and sent to get revenge on Batman for not avenging his death. Jason trained and re-emerged during the Hush event, briefly taking that identity to kidnap Tim Drake. He came to blows with Batman, but he swapped places with Clayface mid-fight and escaped, causing Batman to believe that Jason was still dead.
Sometime later, Jason re-emerged in Gotham with the new identity of the Red Hood. He took over the drug trade, opposed Black Mask and Batman and eventually tracked down the Joker, captured him and set explosives around him. When Batman arrived, he battled Jason once again, and Jason gave him an ultimatum: he would kill the Joker if Batman didn’t kill him first. Batman managed to disarm Jason, but the Joker set off the explosives, and Jason escaped once again.
==Powers and Stats==
Tier: At most | 
Key: Pre-Death in the Family | Post-Death in the Family
Name: Jason Peter Todd, Robin, Red Hood, Batman
Origins: DC Comics, first appeared in Batman Vol. 1 #401 (November 1986, publication order) and Batman Vol. 1 #408 (June 1987, chronological order)
Gender: Male
Age: At least 12 at the time of his death (Was born in 1974, and one of his adventures was in 1986Batman Vol. 1 #571, February 1987. Was a seventh-graderBatman Vol. 1 Annual #12, August 1988), Unknown after his resurrection
Classification: Human, Vigilante
Powers and Abilities: 
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|-|By Himself=Superhuman Physical Characteristics, Martial Arts (Batman trained him for six monthsBatman Vol. 1 #410, August 1987. Following his resurrection, Talia al Ghul stated that he was a master combatantBatman Vol. 1 Annual #25, May 2006), Stealth Mastery (Even before his training, he could disappear without Batman noticingBatman Vol. 1 #409, July 1987. Snuck around Brother Blood’s facilityNew Teen Titans Vol. 2 #30, April 1987, hid in the trunk of the Batmobile without Batman noticingBatman Vol. 1 #425, November 1988 and snuck into a government facilityBatman Vol. 1 #426, December 1988. Could sneak up on Tim DrakeBatman Vol. 1 #617, September 2003), Acrobatics (Batman stated that he was Olympic level, and he frequentlyBatman Vol. 1 #411, September 1987 performedNew Teen Titans Vol. 2 #21, June 1986 acrobaticNew Teen Titans Vol. 2 #27, January 1987 maneuversDetective Comics Vol. 1 #580, November 1987), Weapon Mastery (Batman trained him to use guns, and he was a good shot with a shotgunBatman Vol. 1 #415, January 1988. Primarily uses guns after his resurrection), Vehicular Mastery (Could drive the BatmobileBatman Vol. 1 #418, April 1988)
|-|With Equipment=Smoke Manipulation (Via smoke bombsBatman Vol. 1 #640, July 2005), Electricity Manipulation (Via taser), Explosion Manipulation (Via grenades, rocket launchersBatman Vol. 1 #646, December 2005 and exploding helmetsBatman Vol. 1 #649, March 2006), Sleep Inducement (Via sleeping gasTeen Titans Vol. 3 #29, December 2005), Fear Manipulation (Via Scarecrow’s fear gasBatman: Battle for the Cowl #3, July 2009)
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Attack Potency: At most Small Building level+ (Even before his training, he could hurt an off-guard Batman with a tire ironBatman Vol. 1 #408, June 1987. CouldDetective Comics Vol. 1 #570, January 1987 harmBatman Vol. 1 #427, December 1988 The Joker) | Small Building level+ (HasBatman Vol. 1 #618, October 2003 matched Batman andNightwing Vol. 2 #120, July 2006 Nightwing multiple times. Beat up The JokerBatman Vol. 1 #638, May 2005, defeated CatwomanBattle for the Cowl: The Underground, June 2009, and has overpowered Tim Drake on more than one occasionBatman: Battle for the Cowl #2, June 2009)
Speed: At least Supersonic+, possibly Hypersonic+ (Dodged attacks from The Joker. Stated to be too fastDetective Comics Vol. 1 #581, December 1987 to be hit by bullets) | At least Supersonic+, possibly Hypersonic+ (Matched Batman and Nightwing in combat)
Lifting Strength: At least Class 1, possibly Class 5 (Held back an enraged Batman) | At least Class 1, possibly Class 5 (Should be stronger than before)
Striking Strength: At most Small Building level+ (Comparable to his attack potency) | Small Building level+ (Comparable to his attack potency)
Durability: At most Small Building level+ (Took a hit from Two-Face, although it left him dazed. Took a hit from the second Two-Face, who could overpower the original, and took hits from The Joker) | Small Building level+ (Blocked hits from Tim Drake)
Stamina: Peak Human. Has endured being in prolonged fights with the likes of Batman and Nightwing
Range: Standard melee range, several meters with batarangs | Standard melee range, several meters with batarangs and grenades, hundreds of meters with firearms
Standard Equipment: Utility belt, batarangs, tear gas canisters | An assortment of guns, but primarily uses two modified Glock pistolsRobin Vol. 2 #177, October 2008. Also has access to batarangs, smoke bombs, tasers, grenades, rocket launchers, stimulantsBatman Vol. 1 #647, January 2007 and a special knife that could cut through Batman’s utility belt and body armorBatman Vol. 1 #635, Feburary 2005.
* Optional Equipment: Sleeping gas and Scarecrow’s fear gas
Intelligence: Gifted. Jason was shown to be a skilled detective, as he could deduce that a message was sent from Two-Face and later find his location, he could tell something was wrong with Speedy by watching his eyesNew Teen Titans Vol. 2 #20, May 1986, and he deduced candidates for who his birth mother could be. During his six months of training with Batman, he mastered computer science, and he knows how to administer first aidBatman Vol. 1 #412, October 1987. After his resurrection, he was skilled enough to hold his own against the likes of Batman and Nightwing, although Tim Drake noted that he was more skilled than Jason, and that Jason was not a smart fighter
Standard Tactics: As Robin, Jason relies on his acrobatics to avoid attacks and get into position to deliver his own. As Red Hood, he only enters close combat when he has to, as he primarily uses his wide range of guns to attack his enemies. When he does enter close combat, he tends to use his special knife before resorting to hand-to-hand.
Weaknesses: Jason can be reckless and overconfident. After his resurrection, he was specifically noted to be a foolish fighter that overcompensates and goes for extreme options over smart ones
Note: His first key ends with his death in Batman Vol. 1 #427, December 1988.
==Gallery==
JasonHush.webp|Jason as Hush
Jason as Nightwing.webp|Jason as Nightwing
JasonRedRobin.webp|Jason as Red Robin
==Notable Matchups==
Victories:
Maki Zenin (Jujutsu Kaisen) Maki Zenin's Profile ("Incomplete Heavenly Restriction" Maki and "Post-Death in the Family" Jason were being used. Maki had her polearm, Jason had his standard equipment. They started 50 meters apart and Speed was Equalized)
Goto Imasuji (Muscular) (My Hero Academia) Muscular's Profile (Both characters had basic knowledge of each other beforehand, and Red Hood had all of his equipment)
Losses:
Inconclusive:
==References==
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Category:Comic Book Characters
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Category:Antiheroes
Category:Criminals
Category:Bat Family
Category:Humans
Category:Revived Characters
Category:Vigilantes
Category:Martial Artists
Category:Stealth Masters
Category:Acrobats
Category:Weapon Masters
Category:Vehicle Users
Category:Smoke Users
Category:Electricity Users
Category:Explosion Users
Category:Sleep Users
Category:Fear Users
Category:Gun Users
Category:Knife Users
Category:Bomb Users
Category:Rocket Users
Category:Crowbar Users
Category:Dual Wielders
Category:Kids