How to confess to a girl in three easy steps: tell her you like her, have her tell you she likes you, and set up a date. Easy, except Bakugou's failed step two. Now, he could take it like a man and let it go. Or, he could take her words to heart and show her just how much of a not jerk he is. Follow our favorite idiot on his journey of self-improvement, friendship, and love.

Uraraka is gravely injured during battle and Bakugou realizes he loves her. In hindsight.

Tim is tasked with picking Damian up from school, and finds his little brother in need of help. Brotherly fluff. Oneshot. Rated T for language.

There's something bothering Damian. Dick's determined to help Damian feel comfortable enough to share it.

Damian Wayne disobeys Bruce's orders during patrol and he gets in trouble for it. What happens next? (This is my first fanfic so please be patient with me) Characters are OOC but there is a lot of fluff

In which Jason and Damian both have feelings and Dick is a bigger idiot than Jason thought.

Dick goes missing, and Jason looks for him. He wonders, though, why he's the only one looking.

Damian's made a mistake. A fatal mistake. or Damian's hit by fear toxin, and Cass and Dick are there for him.

Damian finds an abandoned litter of kittens and Dick hates that he can't tell Damian yes.

Damian shows up in the dead of night at Gotham City with swords on his back and a chip in his shoulder. (OR That one fic with focus on the fact that Damian was trained to be a killer ninja in probably not so good conditions, and that a sudden transition to the crazy Batfam and- more importantly- Dick Grayson, probably wasn't the easiest to deal with.) (Batbros, fluff, and angst.)

Cass and Damian have a conversation about scars and their meaning.

"Grayson, what are you doing up here?" Dick shrugs, a sad smile pulling at his lips. He'd stopped asking that when his feet first started to take him up here years ago. "I like the view." Damian hesitates, obviously uncertain how to continue. "Father's looking for you," Damian says after a quiet minute or two. "He sent me to find you."

Based on Teen Titans: The Judas Contract movie. In which the adverse effects of being kidnapped and held hostage in what was very likely horrible conditions is actually mentioned and explored. (OR where Damian is actually, you know, a kid for once, after a pretty traumatic experience and Dick does his best to take care of him.)

Dick was laughing so hard he was crying. Literal tears were streaming down his face. "I think this is the best day of my life," he choked. Tim shook his head and moaned, "Just make it stop." "Never," Steph said. "I want to savor every single second." In which Tim was an awkward teenager who made video diaries and the batfamily gets a laugh.

Imagine that Damian goes to a regular school full time. And has to do things that normal grade-schoolers have to do. This is his life now: pretending to be a normal 10 year old at school all for the sake of the public. But, honestly, the public would rather he not. Damian is not the best actor of the family.

While answering Tim's distress call, Dick gets hurt, and Damian freaks out a little.

Damian Wayne never really had a need for miracles. Being the son of Batman and an Al-Ghul didn't leave much room for failure or any need for requiring supernatural help. After all, the Al-Ghuls relied on their own and so did Batman. Or maybe all that was just what his young mind wanted to see. So who does one turn to when even Batman can't do the impossible?

Dick wakes up to chaos, which is normal. What isn't normal is that Damian is sleeping in his bed and his other siblings are Up To Something.

While cleaning the attic, Bruce finds a letter written by a ten-year-old Dick, and Dick ends up thinking about the consequences of becoming Robin all those years ago. Day 5 of batfam week

Sometimes even Damian needs comfort as he goes through hard times, and Bruce is more than happy to provide it.

When Damian sneaks away during patrol, he encounters trouble and is saved by Dick. Now Dick is fatally wounded and Damian blames himself, Bruce isn't helping much.

Tim has the unfortunate task of picking Dick Grayson up from the police station while Damian tags along when Bruce is out of town. It doesn't turn out exactly as he thought it would, and honestly, he might just be okay with that.

Damian still celebrates Ramadan, but is too embarrassed to tell Dick, and Dick is worried by his brother's apparent lack of appetite.

Dick Grayson has no traceable metagene. Batman's checked. But his uncanny Intuition that has saved every member of the family's lives has him doubting that fact. From bank robberies to clowns with crowbars, Dick Grayson can somehow always tell when a family members in danger. If he has a feeling, it's as good as fact. If only it worked when it came to himself. MAJOR CHARACTER DEATH

Damian and Jason don't get paired to work together that often, but when they do work together it's always at least semi-hostile, in one way or another. However, that doesn't mean that when there's an accident on one of the missions, Jason's just going to let the brat die. Whatever else they are, they're still family.

Damian is avoiding him, Jon just knows it. Something's not right. Little does he know, Damian's not angry, just sick.

Damian has a cold. Okay, so he's a little sick. But there's no way he's gonna miss Duke's first patrol... even if he falls off a roof.

Raised by his ruthless mother, and groomed by Ra's al Ghul to become a master assassin and heir to a deadly empire, ten year old Ibn al Xu'ffasch is as coldhearted and deadly as the Demon's Head himself. But when Talia learns of a plot against the League of Assassins, she sends her son on his most terrifying mission yet: meeting his father, Bruce Wayne.

A collection of one-shots focusing on Damian, usually on his relationship with his father and brothers.

Bruce comes home to a surprise after work one day and Damian doesn't take to no for an answer. (And the boys are happy to make sure fairness reigns in the Wayne Family.)

At one of Gotham's fine dining restaurants the boys are reminded that Bruce and Damian are actually more alike than most people realize. (Batfam Oneshot)

Damian is abrasive and can even be cruel. But after a run in with Crane, when Batman calls for backup, Jason realizes that he's lashing out because of his own fear. He recognizes the same fears in himself, and when he sees that Bruce is being too distant with his son and Dick abandoned him for Blüdhaven, he has a Terrible Idea. It's time someone took care of his little brother.

Damian is happy. Something is very, very wrong.

The word itself changes form with each of his sons, but there is no mistaking its meaning. In which each of Bruce's sons calls him by name.

A little fluffy fic about Damian and hugs. Damian WayneXStephanie Brown if you want it to be

Tired and sore, the last thing Dick wanted was to end up stuck in a room with Damian in the middle of the night while staying with Bruce. However, things don't seem so bad once they find some common ground. Scars. Just brotherly bonding stuff :) Fav and review!

Damian Wayne is not afraid of many things. The only thing that does scare him is his own nightmares. Read to find out how does Bruce Wayne find out about this and how his deals with it.

Bruce's thoughts during 'Born To Kill', as he listens to Damian being tortured by Nobody over the G.P.S.

Set during 'Born to Kill', after Bruce and Damian return home but before Damian listens to the tape. Bruce ruminates on his son, his actions, and why it's so hard for the two of them to connect. *Just the right amount of fluff to satisfy fluff lovers*

Steph needs help for a school project. Her mission involves videotaping the batboys behaviors. Since all the boys seem to do it fight, Steph suggests they do a more brother bonding thing. Dick suggests Disneyland. Now this is the story on how they got kicked out.

In which Jason is dead, Damian makes a friend and Dick freaks out.

Written for incogneat-oh's headcanon: "Damian's habit of 'tt'ing had a teacher assuming he had a speech impediment. He has never been more indignant."

Damian doesn't understand emotions, and he doesn't understand the many creative ways people deal with them. When he witnesses Tim's unorthodox method of coping, Damian has quite a few questions. Rated M for mutilation and language. Oneshot.

Tim finally rips into Damian and says what we're all thinking. Rated T for language and verbal cruelty. Brotherly fluff. Please read and review.