[once Again Please Dont Mind The Atrocious Gramma And Spelling, I Never Really Proof-read My Low Quality

[once again please don’t mind the atrocious gramma and spelling, I never really proof-read my low quality comics]

Not me going back through my folders and finding an infamous second son merman au.

Well, here it is for the maybe 2 only active infamous fans. It’s the H2O rules, for those who are confused. Also I love the idea of mer people being HUUUUGE.

Me too Effy, me too.

Part 2

UwU look at those snuggle-wuggles. That’s it. That’s the comic.

Another au that was never meant to see the light of day.

On this episode; Tim Drake chose to keep his identity secret from the batfam.

Instead of going to Dick to ask him to become Robin, Tim decides that maybe Batman will become less stressed if he’s got a lil invisible helping hand, and someone to step in if Bruce seems as if he’s gonna kill anyone. So he designs a suit and goes out on patrols. He uses Batman’s weaknesses and blind spots to remain hidden. But one night Tim decides he has to do the other part of the deal, and step in to stop Batman from beating someone to death. And so Batman became aware of his presence, but fortunately for Tim, even Bruce couldn’t seem to find out who he is. But Bruce can tell it’s a kid. At first Bruce was against it (no matter how internally thankful he was for Tim’s intervention), but as Tim showed him he could hold his own, Bruce began to accept him as an ally. The public thought this new vigilante was another Robin, but they found the costume change really weird, so the public started to dub him “Red Robin” because of his large red wings that he uses for a cape. Over time, Batman accepts him more as a side-kick, rather than just an ally.

Honestly, this au allows for so much angst and tension, and that’s why it’s probably one of my favourite au’s I created.

You ever just have an idea so stupid it’s genius? Well mine was so stupid it needed its own animatic so here yall go