By Drew Dietsch | publishing
Batman: Part 2 Finally moving towards production. While I’m still skeptical but excited, dealing with every rumor and turbulent tidbit that is about to be released online will be a tough time. Oh my god, I hate the Droolbro nerd culture that will be searching for on every Funko Pop! The figures of the story clues seem to be themselves the greatest detectives in the world.
There’s already a big rumor in the sequel that’s spreading Matt Reeves will include Robin Batman: Part 2. So as a resident of Bat Dork and the one who has to write the article, I think I’d better document it with my feelings about this rumor.
Batman needs Robin
As the headlines stated, I really want to see Robin Batman: Part 2. The number of fans is not important, and will wear their serious business uniforms and condemn Robin’s existence because it is stupid and hurts Batman. These fans are welcome to line up for the feeding tank as Zack Snyder pours his next batch of movie-like dirty under their esophagus.
Robin is an important part of the Batman story and a necessary role to explore the character of Bruce Wayne and his true goal to become the Caped Crusader. Without Robin, Batman could only further lean towards darkness and loneliness. ending Batman Having one of the most powerful scenes in the history of movies with characters; as he comforts a frightened child in the imminent flooded Gotham city, the voiceover tells us that Bruce realizes that Batman can’t symbolize fear and revenge. Batman needs to represent hope and need to inspire this in others.
That’s why Robin is so important to the trajectory of this Batman story. Batman: Part 2 There is a great opportunity to show the symbol of blues’ development through the eyes of the young character. Everyone has a lot of knowledge online who already knows where this should be.
Jason Todd Life
In the comics, Jason Todd is the second Robin that Dick Grayson grew up and left, becoming a solo night watchman. The story in the comics makes Batman discover that Jason is trying to steal the wheels from the Batmobile. Jason is not a child, mourning the tragic loss of dead parents like Bruce and Dick. He’s just Batman decided to have a kid on Mosey’s street.
Jason Todd Batman: Part 2. In this iteration, there is no need to even wear the character of Dick Grayson. Letting Batman play a street boy creates a theme mirror, the last story we see in this universe, penguin. Where did that story go? Batman: Part 2 More promising endings can be found through its young protein role.
Look, I love Batman, which means I love Robin, too. This character deserves another big screenshot, not like The Dark Knight Rises. I don’t expect all the rumors we’re going to drown Batman: Part 2but when it comes to this I hope this is correct.
