There was no way that Jason was going to get involved with the bats again. He just wanted to be left alone. So, why did he always seem to find himself stopping to listen whenever Dick reached out? When an unwelcome meddler bursts in on his mission, Jason is confronted with his need for a family. A story that follows the Bat Brothers growing closer together - heavily Jason focused.

Of course Batman and the League had to be away on a mission in outer space when Tim comes barreling through the manor doors, wide spooked eyes settling on Dick and Damian. His two brothers stare at him, questions burning until they see the little bundle in his arms. "Drake, what the f-"

Dick was all set to have a normal evening at the Manor. So of course thirteen-year-old Jason Todd rings the doorbell, with the Red Hood right behind him. And of course that's just where it starts.

AU. After Bruce finds Jason Todd, catatonic and traumatized, miraculously alive on the streets of Gotham, Tim, Dick, and Barbara attempt to fix their broken brother.

"Jason, I swear to god if you smoke while you're in my body you won't have a body to return to." In other words: Dick and Jason are cursed to switch bodies, they have to deal with that while trying to figure out what landed them in this situation in the first place. Of course, the Batfam is all too happy to help.

Red Hood slowly approached the lump of fur on the ground. Now, that he could take his time to take the animal in, he realized that it wasn't a dog or a cat but a fox. What a fox was doing on Gotham streets? Rated T for swearing.

Stories in the lives of new Robin brothers, thirteen year old Jason Todd and twelve year old Dick Grayson. Takes place after the events in "Then There Were Two." Oneshots

"You can't ignore this. It will consume you until there is nothing left..." Fully healed from his time of being sick and finally free from the manor, Jason Todd comes across trouble as if it was purposefully searching him out. Now he must turn to his family in order to stop whatever is happening to him. Can the Batfamily help him? Sequel of Warmth of Their Wings

Blue Hood is the son of the Red Hood, Jason Todd's son Jay. This is their life in the Batfamily.

Jason Todd's life was always fraught with violence, impulses and more violence. One day after getting out of a fight, he is taken to the Wayne Mansion by Dick Grayson and Tim Drake. The Red Robin tries to approach and the barriers that Jason created against all begin to collapse without him noticing. How could he deal with that, since he has no right to control himself?

After a trip to the manor, Jason starts seeing the ghosts of Thomas and Martha Wayne, who are determined to reunite the family. To Jason's horror, he seems to be central to this plan.

"Language! Jeez Jay, that was rude! Did no one ever teach you manners? Guess it's too late now." Dick ment is as a joke, he never intended it to trigger Jason into the worst panic attack he's ever seen in his life. But afterwards, Dick's kinda grateful his brother doesn't have to deal with his demons alone now.

It started out as an offer of help, they didn't expect what happened. Cover provided by the amazing awesomchick086 on tumblr!

Jason and Tim get caught in a magical blast that turns them into children. With their memories also seemingly blocked, the family is left to handle a young duo who don't know them.

SEQUEL TO THE GREAT PRETENDER One year later, Jason Todd is in the groove again, looking for Talia al Ghul, but with a heavy heart after losing a friend. When a man comes to Gotham looking to assassinate the next president and pin it on him, even if it's Lex Luthor, Jason Todd doesn't take credit for someone else killing a criminal. He prefers to do the job himself.

He's dying again. He's alone again... But he's not hoping again. He's not pretending everything is going to be okay again. No, the person who had hope died the first time. Jason Todd isn't, and never will be, the same. He doesn't expect Batman to save the day. Not this time. [Complete]

Jason Todd is a vengeful ghost who rises from his grave on Halloween night, seeking out those who have wronged him. Day 5 of the Batfam #HalloweenContentWar.

"This is the story. This is the story of how the Joker survived." Jason Todd knows better than to accept anything as it appears. He's living proof of that lesson. Six months after Bruce Wayne is unmasked as Batman and dead in the same evening, the world receives another heart attack in the form of a playing card and a Platters song. Todd knew better than to make friends now.

Dick was the eldest, the golden boy, the one everyone loved and respected. It was such a cliché then that as the second child, he was second in everything. Sometimes maybe not even then...Jason Todd Birthday Week 2017: Day 2 - One Sibling

A mishap with magic is just the thing Jason needed in order to turn her life around. Well half way around anyway. (Female Jason Todd)

Jason Todd may have had plans for tonight... (Sorry, I really suck at summaries) Rated T for language

In another world Jason Peter Todd woke up screaming in his coffin. In this one the force of the blast was enough to send him somewhere else. COMPLETE. Fixed up some formatting issues. Sequel up.

From a prompt meme on tumblr #17: "Oh, just digging myself a nice grave, you?" with Dick and Jason.

That one serial killer AU that nobody asked for. Tim Drake, meet your long lost half-brother, Jason Todd. Damien is a brat, Dick tries to be good older brother. Tim didn't think one party could result in all the blood and bodies around him. He could feel an odd type of vertigo, probably because he just smacked the floor with his face. Ah, Smoke. Hey, did someone turn off the ligh-

We have fears, phobia's. Some fears we were born with. Some were created from traumatic events in our lives to shape who we are. It's no secret we all know what Jason Todd is afraid, right? It's obvious. Clowns, crowbars and explosions, right? Well, yes and no. It so happens that Jason has another fear. One he goes an extra mile to avoid at all costs. But Fate doesn't work that way

It's been awhile since Jason visited Wayne Manor, but how can he when he still carries a grudge? So when Dick called to invite him to the mansion, he reckons it's a good chance as any to try to reconcile with the bat family. / Otherwise Known as a Jason Todd vent fic or a Jason Todd appreciation fic.

Sequel to my fanfic "If He Had Come." It's been over a year since Batman had rescued Jason Todd from his nine-month imprisonment by the Joker, and things seem to be looking up. Then the Joker begins dealing with something only known as Titan. Now the entire Batfamily is put to the test with both Jason and all of Gotham City at stake. (AU of Arkham Ayslum & Arkham Knight)

Jason Todd has been a prisoner of the Joker for nine months. Then, against all odds and all hope, Batman rescues Jason and brings him back to Wayne Manor to recover. But has Batman come too late to save what is left of Jason? (AU of the Arkham Knight video game) SEQUEL COMPLETED: Desiderium

And yet, they say that the dead cannot rise… Tell that to Jason Todd. WARNING: This story contains abuse, suggestive themes, self-harm, gore, violence, and language mainly from Jason. This story is the prequel to Breaking Point and Blood of the Skull.

On a cold winter night, Bruce Wayne reunites with his three sons and Alfred as they watch a movie in the comfort of the Manor instead of fighting crime for a change. Outside, Jason Todd stands in the snow as he watches the happy family having a good time. Silently, the Red Hood leaves.

Jason might not be a morning person, but what he faces when he wakes up today will shock him to his core. Rated T for violence, or maybe just scary situations. I can't decide which. But It's happy I swear.

"Stupid f***ing winter. Stupid f***ing snow. Stupid f***ing illness." When a certain young vigilante falls sick its up to the rest of the Batfamily to try and bring him back to health. But the last thing Jason wants, or needs, is to be around them. This is going to be quite a challenge for the hero family.

The Bat Family is out patrolling but Jason Todd and Damian Wayne are left back at the manor. 500 World drabble of sibling fluff. Warning: Cussing

Jason Todd awakes one morning with an odd form of amnesia. He can't remember dying or why he lives his new life style. Afraid and confused all he wants to do is go back to the manor, the mansion, the house he practically grew up in. All Jason Todd wants to do is go home.

One night, while on patrol, twelve year old Jason Todd falls through a portal... and lands in the future. If only people would actually tell him what's going on...

Dick Grayson decides to throw a party for Jason Todd's 'Resurrection Day' or 'Re-Birthday.' Bat-Family and Outlaws shenanigans follow.

The Red Hood takes a magic spell for Robin and turns into a five-year-old Jason Todd! Bruce can't help but get attached, Damian wants to kill him, Dick enjoys the children's games too much, Tim doesn't care either way, and Alfred's just along for the ride. It's just another day at Wayne Manor. Three-shot, rated for Jason's language.

Jason Todd struggles to balance his unsteady life, but he seems to only fall deeper into the darkness. His thoughts become unstable as his family, friend and a overly persistent team push on his defenses threatening to change his life forever. sequel to Death is Overated Anyways. R&R

Jason Todd is back in Gotham. Will he lose everything to the madness that once ran his life or get his family back?

Brothers argue. Brothers have differences. Brothers "hate" each other one day and show their love for each other the next. Dick Grayson and Jason Todd are no different, despite Jason's issues. Dick just wishes he could make his little brother see that he doesn't have to be alone...He wishes that they could see eye to eye. T for safety.

Jason Todd finds himself in a Gotham strangely different from the place he calls home, and he's not happy about it. Now he must learn to deal with a Bruce that cares and a Dick Grayson that's only thirteen years old if he ever wants to make it home.

Rate M for Jason's mouth. Family ties are never what they seem and whe blood relatives come looking you know there will be a lot of problems. Especially when you're Jason Todd. Please Review.