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Richard John Grayson, the original Robin[edit | edit source]

Robin (Dick Grayson)

Theme:	DC Super Heroes Mighty Micros
Variations:	1966 TV series (Juniors) The New 52 Teen Titans^[1] 1966 TV series (DC Comics Super Heroes) The LEGO Batman Movie Disco Robin DUPLO figure^[2]See also: Dick Grayson Nightwing\| Mighty Micros
Accessories:	Staff, Grappling Gun
Years:	2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018
[List of appearances]

History[edit | edit source]

When Dick Grayson was a child, he was an acrobatic prodigy travelling with the world-famous "Haly's Circus" along with his parents John and Mary Grayson. The three performers, known as the Flying Graysons, were one of Haly's most famous acts, a fact that went to Dick Grayson's head. Grayson, becoming rather pompous, began to drive away his closest friends Raymond and Raya.[edit | edit source]

During a major blackout in Gotham City caused by the Riddler, Grayson, who had decided to see a movie while Haly's Circus was in Gotham, was caught alone in the streets. Working with a couple of other kids, Grayson managed to survive the blackout and return to his family at Haly's camp. From the experience Grayson learned not to take his friends for granted and apologized for treating them so poorly.[edit | edit source]

Haly's Circus hid a dark secret, having been training assassins for the Court of Owls for decades. Unknown to the young acrobat, Grayson had been selected to become the newest Talon for the Court; being groomed to replace Alton Carver.[edit | edit source]

Dick Grayson's parents were eventually killed by the mobster Tony Zucco on his mother's birthday, leaving the acrobat an orphan. Unable to work as an acrobat anymore, Grayson left the circus, unknowingly escaping his fate of becoming a Talon.[edit | edit source]

Robin: Boy Wonder[edit | edit source]

After being transferred to the Wayne Care Center, Bruce Wayne would occasionally check up on Grayson and help him out. While Grayson seemed to be recovering well from the tragedy, he would actually sneak out at night in order to conduct his own investigation into the whereabouts of Tony Zucco. Grayson would encounter Batman at various times, and the Bat helped Grayson with his investigation, empathizing with his similar tragedy.[edit | edit source]

Eventually, Batman brought Grayson to the Batcave and shared his identity as Bruce Wayne. Wayne then offered to help Grayson bring in Tony Zucco, a notion that Alfred Pennyworth was reluctant to accept. Grayson accepted Wayne's offer and Wayne began training him over a period of a few months. After initially having trouble accepting a name, he finally settled on Robin, a reference to an adoration his mother had for the bird.[edit | edit source]

One night, Batman was tracking the Assassin Lady Shiva before the hero was ambushed and bested by her in combat. Donning his costume early, Robin arrived at Batman's position for his first mission in the field but was no match for the assassin, who spared his life and said they'd meet again.

Dick Grayson from Teen Titans GO!

After six months of training, Dick joined Bruce out on patrol for the first time, but after Dick disobeyed Bruce's orders to stay out of harm's way by taking down a thug he was fired. The next day, Dick informed Bruce that Tusk was planning a robbery at the docks that night in hopes of getting a second chance, but after being rejected, Dick decided to go anyway. After taking out some of Tusk's men, he was captured by Tusk himself, fortunately Bruce showed up just in time. Dick then followed Tusk in a helicopter, after a fight ensued, he managed to knock Tusk into the ocean. Bruce then showed up, deciding to take Dick back as his sidekick.

Early in his career, Robin aided Batman in stopping the debuting Scarecrow who was causing Fear Toxin outbreaks across Gotham. The due pursued Scarecrow on an extended mission to bring him to justice. Eventually, Batman came across Mother and The Orphan and their human trafficking operations. Batman decided to keep Mother's crimes a secret from Dick, due to him seeing similarities between him and her child soldiers.

In his second year as Robin, Dick crashed the Batmobile while escaping Firefly. Even though Batman was ultimately pleased with how Dick acted in the field, he was banned from driving the Batmobile.

At some point, Grayson partnered up and bonded with another teenager Batman had taken under his wing named Barbara Gordon, also known as Batgirl. The pair developed romantic feelings for each other, though they did not engage in an extended relationship.

In LEGO Sets[edit | edit source]

Dick Grayson first appeared in the LEGO Batman 7785-1 set, as Nightwing. He always appeared alongside Batman and without much prominence, but in 2016 we had the launch of the Mighty Micros line where he got his own set for the first time called LEGO Mighty Micros: Robin™ vs. Bane™ where there is the presence of Robin (Dick Grayson) and Bane, all with their respective vehicles and accessories. The Mighty Micros Minifigure has short green legs, green sleeves, black gloves, a yellow cape and a simple print on the front, back torso and face The minifigure, as is usual in the mighty micros theme, is caricatured and cartoonish, always preferring to be more comical than realistic. In particular, the Dick Grayson minifigure in his Robin form is possibly inspired by the Teen Titans reboot, "Teen Titans GO!", and the comics. In 2019 he received another set of the same theme (76093), but this time he appeared with his Nightwing identity. Another standout joint set was the DC Super Heroes Jokerland (76035), where he appeared alongside Batman, Posion Ivy, Harley Quinn, Joker, Penguin, and alongside some titans like Starfire and Beastboy.[edit | edit source]

Gallery Of Minifigures

Here are all the realized minifigures (2024)
Dick Grayson as Robin, from DC Super Heroes: Mighty Micros
Dick Grayson as Robin, from LEGO Juniors
Dick Grayson from LEGO Batman Movie
Dick Grayson (Teen Titans) from DC Super Heroes: Jokerland
Dick Grayson as Robin (1966 Tv Serie) from the set 76052
Dick Grayson from 76052 set
Dick Grayson as "Disco Robin"
Dick Grayson as Robin, Duplo Figure
Vocation Robin
Dick Grayson as Robin from "The New 58"
Dick Grayson as Robin from LEGO Batman Movie

In LEGO Videogames[edit | edit source]

Dick Grayson appears in all "DC Super Heroes" or "LEGO Batman" themed games, mostly in the identity of Nightwing, but almost always appears as an extra, bonus or supporting character. Only in the LEGO Dimensions game, in the DLC Teen Titans GO! and in the Mighty Micros themed game for mobile devices (in his identity as Robin and Nightwing), he has some prominence. The person who always (most of the time) appears in the role of Robin in video games is Tim Drake.[edit | edit source]

Appearence In LEGO Games Gallery[edit | edit source]

Some appearances of Richard John Grayson in the games
LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham
LEGO Dimensions
LEGO Dimensions: Teen Titans GO!
(Nightwing) LEGO Dimensions: Teen Titans GO!
LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham
LEGO Batman: The Videogame
LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes
LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes
LEGO Mighty Micros (Game)
LEGO Dimensions

Curiosities About Richard John Grayson[edit | edit source]

Exciting Moments[edit | edit source]

One of the most dramatic Teen Titans stories. “The Judas Contract” is considered one of the most shocking stories written for DC comics. In it, young Terra is seduced by Deathstroke to infiltrate the Teen Titans and destroy them from within.

However, Terra is very emotionally unstable and when the time comes to execute the final plan, she ends up killing herself in the process. The entire team was affected by the plot and Nightwing was one of those who stood out most during the story. ū

Dick Grayson's relationships[edit | edit source]

Dick had two great loves, Barbara Gordon (the former Batgirl, who adopts the name Oracle) and Starfire.

Dick has already admitted in “52”, issue 30, and “Batman & Robin”, issue 9, that he has a thing for redheads.

Favorite Color[edit | edit source]

His favorite color is red.

Habillity[edit | edit source]

In addition to being at the peak of humanly possible physical fitness, Dick Grayson is a great acrobat, being one of the few people who can do a quadruple jump.

Dick is also a great detective, even managing to solve a Riddler Riddle before Batman when he wasn't even Robin yet. In addition to being so stealthy that he can even surprise the Bat.

He is a master of several martial arts, including Boxing, Capoeira, Hapkido, Jūdo, Ninjitsu, Savate, Taijiquan and Wing Chun. However, the ones he dominates most are Aikido and Eskrima.

Having received one of the best educations money can buy, Dick Grayson is also very intelligent and fluent in French, Chinese, Spanish, Russian, Japanese, German, Mandarin, Cantonese, Swahili and Portuguese (Brazil).

Dick Grayson Gallery[edit | edit source]

These are some Dick Grayson images
1966 TV Serie
Comic Book Nightwing
Robin (Dick Grayson) from the film "Batman & Robin".
Teen Titans
Dick Grayson from Comic Book
Comic Book Nightwing
Comic Book Robin (Dick Grayson).
Nightwing from Harley Quinn Show
Dick Grayson from B.T.A.S.
Robin (Dick Grayson) from Comic Book)

LEGO Description[edit | edit source]

This is a description taken from LEGO.com. Please do not modify it. (see an archive of the product's page) ROBIN
Dick Grayson was raised as one of the Flying Graysons, a family of talented circus acrobats. After the tragic loss of his parents, he was taken in by Bruce Wayne. Dick’s fearlessness and acrobatic skill soon led him to become Batman’s sidekick as Robin, the Boy Wonder!

DC Comics Super Heroes

76034 The Batboat Harbor Pursuit (DC Comics Super Heroes - The New 52)
76035 Jokerland (DC Comics Super Heroes - Teen Titans)
76052 Batman Classic TV Series - Batcave (DC Comics Super Heroes - 1966 TV series)
COMCON037 Batman Classic TV Series Batmobile (Juniors - 1966 TV series)
76062 Robin vs Bane (Mighty Micros)

The LEGO Batman Movie

70902 Catwoman Catcycle Chase (The LEGO Batman Movie)
70905 The Batmobile (The LEGO Batman Movie)
70912 Arkham Asylum (The LEGO Batman Movie)
70922 The Joker Manor (Disco Robin)
71020 The LEGO Batman Movie Series 2 (Vacation)

Juniors
10672 Batman: Defend the Batcave (Juniors - 1966 TV series)

Dimensions
71264 The LEGO Batman Movie Story Pack (The LEGO Batman Movie)

Video game appearances[edit | edit source]

Referencies[edit | edit source]

LEGO DC Super Heroes Character Encyclopedia

LEGO DC Super Heroes Visual Dictionary

LEGO.com

ARTICLE WRITTEN BY LUAN FILIPE (LUANTTY)

↑ LEGO DC Comics Super Heroes Character Encyclopedia
↑ This version of Robin has not been specifically identified as Dick Grayson, but it features many similarities to his "The New 52" minifigure variant. However, it is possible that this Robin is actually based on Damian Wayne.

[CE-1] LEGO DC Comics Super Heroes Character Encyclopedia

[duplofigure-2] This version of Robin has not been specifically identified as Dick Grayson, but it features many similarities to his "The New 52" minifigure variant. However, it is possible that this Robin is actually based on Damian Wayne.

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