Iris had taught Wally at a young age the reasons for giving someone flowers. He grew older, getting his powers and joining the Team. But she never expected him to end up giving all of them flowers. Rated low T. Pairings in first AN. Main pairing is Birdflash, naturally.

"Meet the Justice League." *Classic Robin meets the League.

When the Graysons fall to their death and leave little Dick Grayson an orphan Bruce finds himself facing one of his biggest challenges yet. Dick's journey to becoming Robin and Bruce's journey from creature of the night to father. Prequel to WtJ

When the Justice League meet Robin, they can't help but be impressed. Robin, on the other hand, is not. Batman is simply amused. Now a full-fledged story!

Batman's missing; Robin is a wreck; the Justice League are pulling the little bird from Young Justice; both Leagues are arguing and fighting; and Roy is just plan angry! *RATED K FOR POSSIBLE DEATH AND VIOLENCE LATER ON*

[Lame title is lame] It's a race against time when two members of the team go missing after a mission. Can the league and the team find them before it's too late? Will they be able to escape or will Robin forced to do something he'll regret?

While Patrolling the streets of Gotham City, Robin was suddenly cought in flash of light and found himself in a strange room.

The fight may have been over, but the marks were still there. After all, it was a known fact that getting punched by Batman would definitely leave a bruise. Tag to 1x26 Auld Acquaintance.

*Inspired By WTF is going on here "From Sidekicks to Spies"* What if Robin had left with Speedy in episode 1 & they had been asked to join S.H.I.E.L.D.? (Cancelled until further notice)

At a young age, Dick Grayson's parents fall to their death. Not even a few hours later does the young boy go missing. Bruce eventually has to give up his search for the boy and adds Dick to the ever growing list of people he never saved. Who knew that two years later, Jason Todd would walk into Mount Justice after sending the team on his own mission with a small boy in his arms?

After six months, they've finally succeeded in capturing Robin. With little to no lead and no idea who "they" are, Batman and the world of heroes attempt to track down his kidnapper. But with what's being done to him, even if they managed to get him back, would Robin ever be the same? Sequel to Behind the Mask.

The Light will make their move. Darkseid is coming. The heroes will need all the help they can get. But not everyone obeys the rules of heroism. Instead, a rejected meta-human, a freakish half-demon, a broken amputee, an exiled alien princess, and an angry dead Robin all follow one rule: revenge is the law of the Outlaws.

Sequel to Nightwing: Origins. After the events in Nightwing: Origins, Dick has finally found his footing. Unfortunately, his new world is about to be thrown off balance once more by the Outlaws, the Justice League, and a very familiar little bird. To top all of that off, Deathstroke isn't quite ready to give up his Renegade. Rated T for language and more violence. A lot of it.

After the simulation where all of the Young Justice team dies, Robin becomes very upset and the rest of the team loses all of their trust in him. Can this be fixed? I can't think of a better name so, if you have a better suggestion, please let me know. this is going to be Robin/Kid Flash

Secrets, that what keeps Robin's life save. Until somebody messes with it. Dick's life grows from bad to worse as he has to struggle with the worst case scenario he had hoped never to happen. M-rate warning in A/N. Name change from When the When The Worst Happens to Rock Bottom

Robin's past and origin story is anything but pleasant. So how will he cope when the Team go to Gotham Juvenile detention centre, where he has plenty of painful experience? The team have to pretend to be young criminals, and Robin fakes a manslaughter charge. Will he be able to keep the tide of horrific memories at bay, or will he reveal everything in a torrent of emotion?

Obstacle course in gym class? With a trained assassin and a circus freak? Uh-huh, right...

This is what happens when you bet money that Robin can't fight without his gadgets. Bones get broken, the League gets involved, it's whole thing. And its all Wally and Artemis' fault.

When the Avengers investigate an illegal lab that's putting off radiation similar to the Tesseract, they find three young boys from another universe. While trying to send them home, they discover that the kids have abilities that rival their own. How can they handle having three child heroes in the tower?

An explosion at Cadmus causes the team to travel to the future. Which leads to them helping their future selves figure out to what Cadmus is really up to. Contains Spitfire, Chalant and Supermartian.

"We found their bodies washed up in a river...all three...dead." What happens when Wally, Dick, and Roy are all depressed? Will the League get their boys back? Will they win in this race against time? WARNING: Mentions of Self-harm!

So the team gets transported to an unknown world. Wally is worried for the wrong reason, Robin doesn't seem to care one way or another and Artemis is about to kill both of them, and how will the Avenger's handle a group of super teens, especially one that can hack pretty much anything? I know the summary probably stinks

AU. A new gang is causing mischief in Old Gotham. When Batman goes to investigate, he finds them to be a bunch of homeless children. Robin, the gang leader, always seems to escape the Dark Knight, which irks the Bat. How can a mere child run a successful gang that continues to elude him?