The protagonist is the son of Xu Lun Kujo and Anna Sui, the adopted son of the Bat family, CP Red Robin, a very good article, and it is well combined with Jojo's painting style.
It's rare to have a very charming protagonist, and the emotions are written super well, whether it's love, family or friendship.
Batgirl, the master of Chaldea and Ritsuka's colleague, suffered from mental problems because Chaldea's work was too cruel. At the beginning, with the help of II and the others, she evaded the people from the clock tower in Arkham, a place where outsiders are difficult to intervene, and chased her to V.
The cub, CP Tim, who is not officially adopted but raised in the bat family, is the fourth natural disaster in playing games. He believes that he is indeed playing games, so he is different from ordinary people in the eyes of the public. This feeling of inhumanity in the eyes of the DC audience and the different views of ordinary people are well portrayed.
There are very few real-life games where the main character can cheat, but it blends well with the DC background.
Bat's Cub, the protagonist is six or seven years old, and his mother is a Japanese food comic. It has its own food system. I have followed a few chapters, but it is not very exciting.
Raised in a bat's house, the protagonist is 8 years old? After chasing him to the entrance, he will be found in the Addams house after reading the text. It should be said that he is the cub of the Addams family. His destructive power is beyond the limit. The education of the Addams family is very different from that of ordinary people, but they have something in common with Gotham's crazy villains.
Captain Marvel is a joke setting of Batson. Billy was found on the third day after Damian's death. It is set on p52. Billy is a ten-year-old child of the same age as Damian. The emotional aspect is well written, and it is also about heroes. Highly recommended!
The bat daughter was recognized as an adult and suddenly became rich in the early stages. The Wayne family's friendliness towards the otakus was well written.
It was okay from the beginning, but I couldn't accept it after seeing that the villain was still suspected to be a fool, and the clown's body was still missing, so I put it on hold.
In the side if line, the adopted son of Bat, although he is the eldest brother of the Bat family, has terrible skills even if he is taught by Batman himself, and his personal ambition is not a vigilante or a lawyer. The side story is very interesting, I really hope it can be as long as the main text.
The adopted son of the Green Arrow family, the parent-child of Superman and the Bat family. The family relationship between the Green Arrow family and the Superman family is also well written. Why do adults have to make choices? Of course they all have to have too many family members!
The Bat's Daughter is well written, but I personally don't like the plot of setting the protagonist's experience to be very miserable, and then blaming Bruce for not knowing the existence of this child and blaming him for not doing a good job. Although he will definitely feel guilty and tortured by this, I don't like it, so I'll put it aside.
The Daughter of a Bat is very well written, highly recommended, and quite cheerful. However, I personally don't have a strong resonance with cheerful E people, so I couldn't pursue it.
Tomie's biological son and the adopted son of the Bat family, the protagonist is very cute. He especially enjoys getting along with the Bat family on a daily basis. On the contrary, the main events are not that exciting.
It's a lot of daily life, and it's a bit boring in the middle, but I still like to get along with it. The protagonist is super powerful and can defeat Darkseid, but he doesn't have the sense of disobedience caused by his daily combat power. The part where he helps the resurrected Jason to identify his relatives and is found to be a bat cub can be watched many times. After a heart-to-heart talk, Bruce writes a self-reflection letter to all the children because of the adventure that made them worry. This is very touching.
It's okay, maybe it's because of preconceived ideas. I don't have a real feeling that the protagonist is a bat cub, so I don't fit into the bat family very well. The bat cub is just a setting.
The adopted son of a bat. I read the first bat cub literature a long time ago. I only have a vague impression of it. Ranpo Fumino traveled to Gotham. The fact that the bat family didn't think Ranpo should do anything about it despite his scripted reasoning ability was impressive.
The heroine is an elf with auxiliary abilities. She is older than Damian but she calls Damian brother because of her personality. This is very interesting.
Ball 3 is the biological cub of Bruce's peer Night Owl. He was raised in Bat's house after losing his memory. Strongly recommended.
I have been waiting for a long time, and the ending is a bit rushed, and I have a psychological shadow on the author's graduation. Many of my favorite articles will be worse if the author graduates. The three-dimensional factor, I can understand after graduation and work, so it is still five stars, but it is a pity.