"There is good and there is evil. There are those who commit crimes and those who stop them. The two sides are different, as opposite as day and night. And the line between them is clear. Or at least it's supposed to be" -Robin
History
Pre-Teen Titans
Before joining the Teen Titans, Robin worked with Batman. Through the years of working with the Dark Knight he was greatly trained physically and mentally.
Joining Teen Titans
Robin met up with Beast Boy, Cyborg and Raven when Starfire came to Earth and started destroying the city. Robin helped Starfire get free from her chains, who then flew away. Robin and the others teamed up to find her, and later fought the aliens who came to find and imprison Starfire, shortly after defeating them, Robin gave the others communicators, and later created the Teen Titans and became the leader.
Teen Titans
With his fellow Teen Titans, Robin encountered Slade, the mastermind villain who is Robin's arch-rival. To defeat him, Robin became his alter ego, Red X, but Slade outsmarted Robin and he nearly lost his life. Later Slade made Robin his apprentice, threatening that he will kill Robin's friends with nanoscopic probes if he refused. Having no choice, Robin joined Slade and committed many crimes in his favour, until finally he teamed up with his friends to bring the villain down.
Afterwards, the Titans met Terra, and Robin recruited her into the team. Soon after, she betrayed the Titans to Slade and was revealed to be his apprentice. In the end, Terra realized her mistakes, and fought against Slade, knocking him into molten lava and sending the evil mastermind to his doom.
In the third season of the show Red X returns, and this time it's not Robin in the suit. Instead of wanting to cause chaos and destroy the city, this Red X only wants Xenothium (a chemical that powers his suit) and to be "number one". Robin takes the blame on himself and goes out to stop X personally. Eventually he is brought back to the lair of a new villain, Professor Chang, and aids Robin with defeating him and freeing the rest of the Titans, though he doesn't take himself as an ally and escapes.
Also in the third season, Robin had been questioning Slades death. While fighting Cinderblock during a rainy night, Robin is separated from the other Titans and spots Slade. After chasing him down, he learns that Slade had planted three seismic generators that could very easily destroy the entire city. The other Titans eventually meet back up with him and they all split up. While wandering around the forest with Starfire, Robin sees Slade yet again and has a small face-off. In the end, it seems that Robin can only see him. Robin then decides to go solo and hunt by himself. We then see him in Slade's old hideout which self-destructed when Robin's apprenticeship twords him ended. After examining the remains, Robin has a quick talk with Slade. He's convinced that he had been using cloaking devices and fights him soon after. During the melee, Robin fails to touch him once. The four Titans track him down to the base, and finds him there, hurt and angry. None of them had found any generators, but Robin doesn't listen to them. After threatening his friends, they have no choice and knock him out. Robin is held down by restraints back in the tower, but eventually escapes after Slade reveals himself in the medical ward he's in. Raven enters his mind where we see him taking to oath to Batman and Robin's parents The "Flying Graysons" falling in the circus. After being punched out, Raven discovers that Slade isn't there, but Robin believes so and it's destroying him. When it seems like his final moments were coming to an end, Robin figures out that it was all in his mind, he turns on the lights in the basement and Slade disappears for good. It turns out that a chemical agent in the dust Robin accidentally breathed in made him see, hear, and feel Slade despite the fact that he wasn't there. The figure who activated the chemical agent is still at large.
Abilities and Traits
Intimidation: It is known that Robin has the ability to instill fear in others, even the people that know him best can be intimidated by him.
Master Acrobat: Excellent in gymnastics and acrobatics.
Peak Human Conditioning: Through intense training, Robin represents the pinnacle of human physical ability. His physical characteristics are greater than that ofeven an Olympic level athlete. His strength, speed, stamina, agility, reflexes and coordination are at peak human perfection.Robin engages in intense regular rigorous exercise (including aerobics, weight lifting, gymnastics, and simulated combat) to keep himself in peak condition, and has often defeated opponents whose size, strength, or other powers are much higher than his own. He has spent his entire life in pursuit of physical perfection and has attained it through constant intensive training and determination.
- Peak Human Strength: He is arguably one of the "strongest" Non-Metahumans on Earth. He has been seen punching out opponents that are larger than him and that are nearly invunerable like Cinderblock. In the episode "The Quest", Robin is able to support a large about 800 pound bear guardian on his back.
- Peak Human Reflexes: Robin's reflexes are amazing. He can leap large distances and he can dodge point blank projectile fire and has done so many times in the series.
- Peak Human Speed: Robin is shown to be able to run at above average speed.
- Peak Human Endurance: Robin's endurance is greater than any human shown in the series. Robin can go a long period of time without stopping and fixes himself on his work like in "Haunted" and "X".
- Peak Human Agility: His agility is greater than that of an acrobat. He is shown to be able to scale the city buildings in an acrobatic manner.
- Peak Human Durability: Robin has been shown to be able to handle the worst hits and impacts without giving out.
Martial Arts Master: Robin is one of the finest human combatants on Earth. He has mastered several different martial arts stytles from across the world. He even knows some alien martial arts as seen in "Sisters".
- Master of Stealth: Robin is a master at stealth, capable of breaching high security facilities with ease and without being detected.
- Expert Marksman: Robin almost never misses a target with is Birdarangs.
- Master Detective: Robin is an expert detective, able to solve cases before anyone else.
- Master Tactician and Strategist: Robin comes up with excellent strategic plans to expose and defeat criminals.
- Escapologist: Robin is shown to be able to escape even the most elaborate of traps.
- Tracking: Robin is shown to be able to pick up a criminal's tral even long after the crime.
- Master of Disguise: Robin's Red X disguise fooled even the Teen Titans.
- Expert Mechanic and Vehicular Driver: Excellent at motorcycle driving.
Transportation
Robin gets about using his R-Cycle first seen in "Date With Destiny" chasing after fang on a one-man pursuit, he proved how well he could drive it as Fang was captured. Unfortunately Johnny Rancid wrecked the R-Cyle. Robin also used a Glider which was built in with his costume, he uses this with his R-Cycle to get up to a high speed and then jumps off to Glide. This has a build in Jet-Pack.
Future
File:Robin as nightwing.jpg Nightwing has appeared in an issue of Teen Titans go.In the issue an evil Robin from an alternate dimension teams up with Warp.When the evil Robin is teamed up with Warp, Nightwing from an alternate future somehow comes to Titans Tower and he teams up with the Teen Titans to fight the two villains.Actually the evil Robin was probably the good Robin but was brainwashed by Warp. Then after they fight Starfire whispers something in Robin's ear and he vanishes. Then at the end of comic the Nightwing goes back to his dimension and the Teen Titans are seen eating pizza and then the good Robin comes home not knowing about the battle.
