Richard Grayson (Teen Titans TV Series: How Long Is Forever)

Nightwing
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Real Name	Richard Grayson
Main Alias	Nightwing
Other Aliases	Robin
Relatives	John Grayson (father, deceased), Mary Grayson (mother, deceased), Bruce Wayne (adoptive father)
Affiliation	Titans
Base Of Operations	Jump City
Status
Alignment	Good
Identity	Secret Identity
Citizenship	American
Marital Status	Single
Occupation	Vigilante
Characteristics
Gender	Male
Hair	Black
Origin
Universe	Teen Titans (TV Series)
Creators	Bob Kane · Bill Finger
First Appearance	"How Long Is Forever" (January 10, 2004)

Nightwing is a future version of Robin.

History

After Starfire was transported to the future trying to catch the time thief Warp, she discovered a version of history where she had never come back through the time portal.

In this future, Robin had graduated to a new superhero alias - Nightwing, and patrolled Jump City by himself as its last superhero.

In the final confrontation with Warp though, after Starfire had visited all the other Teen Titans, Nightwing and his former teammates came together to form a new team: the Titans. The Titans were successful in beating Warp, Starfire was sent back in time to her present time, and Warp was left in the future as a baby.

Nightwing's future wasn't erased by Starfire going back in time. Instead, Nightwing and the Titans raised baby Warp to be a member of their team. However, after years of working together, the Titans realized they couldn't alter Warp's path of becoming a supervillain. Warp, still a young child, gained access to time travel technology and went back in time to alter history. Nightwing, having been the only Titan able to follow him, returned to the past when he was still Robin to undo the damage.

Warp altered history so that, when Grayson's parents were murdered, instead of being adopted by Bruce Wayne, he was adopted by an adult version of Warp and raised to become a supervillain. Nightwing, working with the past version of the Teen Titans, confronted Warp and his younger self, undoing the damage and setting history right.

Powers and Abilities

Abilities

• Acrobatics
• Hand-to-Hand Combat (Advanced)

Notes

• This version of the character is exclusive to the continuity of the television series Titans and is an adaptation of Dick Grayson. The original character was created by Bill Finger and Bob Kane and first appeared in Detective Comics #38.
• Nightwing is voiced Scott Menville.

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