Robin

Robin 	
 	
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Name: 	
Richard Grayson
Aliases 	
Dick Grayson
Universe 	DC
Portrayed by:	
Chris O'Donnell</li>
Burt Ward</li>
Dick Grayson was a member of the Flying Graysons, a family team of aerialists who were working for a circus. One day when they were practicing their routines, his brother Mitch's rope broke, and Dick swung out to grab and rescue him. Mitch called him Robin because of that incident -- a nickname which stuck with Dick when he got interested in motorcycles and purchased a helmet with a robin design on it.
Bruce Wayne and Chase Meridian attended the circus in Gotham City where they watched the Flying Graysons in action upon the trapeze, with Dick doing his famous Death Drop act. Then suddenly Two-Face shows up with his gang, announcing that he has a time bomb set up that will blow up the building the circus is held in unless Batman reveals himself. Bruce decides to reveal himself as Batman to save the people, but the tumult of noise prevents him from being heard. Two-Face then activates the bomb and has it being raised to the roof. Bruce secretly goes into action to put down Two-Face's goons, while the Flying Graysons act in trying to stop the bomb before it detonates. Dick Grayson manages to grab it and roll it down the building where it lands in the Gotham River, exploding harmlessly in the water. But his parents and brother weren't lucky; Two-Face fired at the cables they were swinging on and caused them to fall to their deaths. Bruce looks up at a grieving Dick Grayson, feeling responsible for his loss.
==Powers & Abilities==
Hand-to-Hand Combat (Advanced)
Acrobatics
==Equipment==
Robinsuit
utility Belt
Redbird Motorcycle
Birdarangs==Trivia:==
**The character of Robin was played by actor Chris O'Donnell in the two Batman films in which he appeared.
**When he first appears as a trapeze performer, Dick is wearing a circus outfit that is similar in design to the original Earth-One Robin costume. His super-hero costume however, is more akin to the first costume worn by his comic counterpart's successor Tim Drake. In Batman and Robin, Dick changes his costume for a darker uniform reflective of the comic Grayson's evolution into the character of Nightwing.
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