Also known as n ways to join the Wayne family besides getting married (some are related by blood, I screened them, there should be no unfriendly to bats)
Luther's gift +1 is the product of the genetic fusion of bat and clown. He is not as bad as the clown, but he is not a good person either. He has a rather tragic past, and he wrote the story of his ltp adoptive father in a comparative literary way (which can be called a creepy adoptive father's perspective) (those who have experienced this, please avoid it).
DC characteristic comedy, full of hell jokes. The clown in this article is very crazy and perverted. He is keen on making pornographic stories about bats. He has a set of self-contained logical philosophy (not recommended for minors to watch)
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Gojo Satoru traveled through DC alone when he was young, was rescued from a laboratory and was adopted by bats. If I remember correctly, the world merged in the later period, and he had a brain to cause trouble.
Another direction of Arkham City, h/c, the plot is okay, but the rhythm is not tight enough, it should not be annoying, but it is not recommended for casual fans to watch
I'll make up for it later, I can't remember clearly. If I remember correctly, the heroine is his biological child and was raised by Bat himself, but her writing seems to be average.
As the title states, Doraemon accidentally fell into Gotham when he returned from the 22nd century to look for Nobita. Sunny, cheerful, lively and healing, leaning towards the style of Adventures in Wayne Manor or Lego Batman, 100% child-friendly, very fun. Little Dora was not adopted, but it was equivalent to the Wayne family raising a cat (bushi)
Professor Snape met Jason when he was young, and the two children were adopted by bats together. Then they went back to Hallworth to go to school at the age of 11 and followed the HP plot. Then he and Jay first wore Conan and then Marvel, and took Gin, who had been shrunk by the potion, back to Bat's house.
The protagonist is the adopted son of Qiu Sanye Owl (so the protagonist is actually not normal) who traveled to the normal world, was rescued from the cult, and was fostered in Wayne Manor. The disadvantage is that it is too short. Although it is very funny, the four Robins and the protagonist have just explored the first dungeon.
The protagonist Qiao Li is the son of Xu Lun, who has the same love brain as Anna Sui. Although the cp is Ti, Qiao Li once traveled to the DC world when he was about five years old and was adopted by bats, and then returned to the JOJO world (at the age of seventeen) and returned to Gotham on his own initiative, and fell in love with Ti at first sight.
The most interesting thing is that it is obviously a love between two people, but Jason has a name everywhere. The main text is finished, only one extra chapter has been updated.
Baby Luke wandered into Gotham alone, afraid of the glamorous Baby Brucie, but very fond of the eerie Batman. Not only was he adopted by Mr. Wayne, he also (inexplicably) adopted a brother for himself (Jason, who was resurrected from the dead and had a bad mind, named himself). In addition to the title, it also included the American drama "Good Omens". It is cute yet weird, full of comedy yet serious, and has a very special writing style.
Linked with FGO, because Ritsuka was on the verge of death, Chaldea found Ritsuka's biological father, Bruce Wayne, to save him, so Ritsuka moved into Wayne Manor. If I remember correctly, the CP in the end was Jason. In a sense, the family is full of heroes (crossed out) and the whole family habitually saves the world. It can be regarded as an alternative version where one family does not enter the family.
There is a continuation, which is the one behind "Heroic Savior"
Like the title, it is linked to the Japanese comic "Kobayashi's Dragon Maid". The dragon raised by Xiaolin's family misled her and insisted that she was a maid. In fact, the Wayne family raised her as their daughter. She was really raising a cub, no cp.
Bat's biological daughter is not an ordinary person but not a superhero, and has a license to kill. Non-romance, more daily main line. But the ex-boyfriend is Jason, and there is a compound plot in the extra episode
Jason and the heroic spirit Ritsuka went to the multiverse to save the world. I especially liked the part about Shaozheng's world, where the bat family's heroic spirits stewed in chaos. It was fun and funny. It can be regarded as a continuation of the previous part, with additional chapters added very slowly.
What makes this article unique is that the protagonist becomes another "Batman". The setting is that the protagonist (female) travels into the game "Arkham City" and becomes a male Batman. The whole process is a first-person immersive experience, which gets better and better as you go later. The protagonist does not look like an ordinary time travel, but more like another Batman. Especially when negotiating a deal with Deathstroke later on, it is very shocking.
It has a strong mythological atmosphere. To put it simply, due to fate, the young Bat came to the Kingdom of God and fell in love with Elso, the Queen of the Nanchuan Mountains, and then returned to Gotham. The detailed story of their demigod daughter coming to see Bat years later. The first half is an otome trend with a mythical world view, and the second half focuses on the linkage between good and evil, which may not be suitable for the style of painting. I gave it one less star because the writing style is a bit disconnected.
It's a spin-off of another book, and various collections. The latest one is about an Austrian who came to the wrong earth and chose a bat as a human body, so it's mainly about the joyful daily life of various jenga games.