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Four versions of one off my favorite superheroes, Robin- most specifically Richard Dick John Grayson, I'll be going in debut order with this list.

Burt Ward from "Batman the 60s TV Series" (1966-1968) My first Robin, I don't remember when I was introduced but I am so happy that I was. Hes basically Robin come to life.

Chris O'Donnell from Joel Schumacher's "Batman Forever" (1995) & "Batman & Robin" (1997) Being the last live-action theatrical film version of both Dick & Robin as of 2017 (Unless you count Justin Long in Movie 43 but everyone rather ignore that film's existence from what I'm aware), he is a decent portrayal of the character. In contrast to Burt's more light-hearted approach, Chris's Dick is more serious and near-rebellious. He's still fun and cheeky at times, but still is the edgier bird.

Scott Menville from "Teen Titans" (2003-2006 and a few shorts on DC Nation in 2012). total badback! He's a pretty cool leader and great fighter, However, it's his character and stuggles and make him one of the best Robins (and best versions of Dick, and he is Dick, there are so many obvious and unsettle clues that confirm it) overall. Speaking of character, I watched this show because of Robin, but I grew to also love BB, Cy, Star, & even Rae.

Mcihael Cera from "The Lego Batman Movie" (2017) I was not thrilled about the film, mostly since Batman's character in "The First Lego Movie" (2014) was both annoying and filling the space of where an original in-house Lego character should be. However, even with minor issues the Batman Movie is good, and Robin's character (being an adorablized version of Burt's) is very lovable. Hopefully he'll be around in the future, maybe in "The Lego Movie Sequel/2" (2019, although with an in-house Lego character in the main roaster still) and whatever sequels to The Batman Movie there may be. Not to jinx anything but maybe the sequel will focus on the fatc that there have been different boys (and girls) to have been Robin ("The Lego Robin Movie" maybe?).

Warner Bros/Time Warner & DC Comics
Along with 20th Century Fox, Cartoon Network, & LEGO.

Description
Four versions of one off my favorite superheroes, Robin- most specifically Richard Dick John Grayson, I'll be going in debut order with this list.

Burt Ward from "Batman the 60s TV Series" (1966-1968) My first Robin, I don't remember when I was introduced but I am so happy that I was. Hes basically Robin come to life.

Chris O'Donnell from Joel Schumacher's "Batman Forever" (1995) & "Batman & Robin" (1997) Being the last live-action theatrical film version of both Dick & Robin as of 2017 (Unless you count Justin Long in Movie 43 but everyone rather ignore that film's existence from what I'm aware), he is a decent portrayal of the character. In contrast to Burt's more light-hearted approach, Chris's Dick is more serious and near-rebellious. He's still fun and cheeky at times, but still is the edgier bird.

Scott Menville from "Teen Titans" (2003-2006 and a few shorts on DC Nation in 2012). total badback! He's a pretty cool leader and great fighter, However, it's his character and stuggles and make him one of the best Robins (and best versions of Dick, and he is Dick, there are so many obvious and unsettle clues that confirm it) overall. Speaking of character, I watched this show because of Robin, but I grew to also love BB, Cy, Star, & even Rae.

Mcihael Cera from "The Lego Batman Movie" (2017) I was not thrilled about the film, mostly since Batman's character in "The First Lego Movie" (2014) was both annoying and filling the space of where an original in-house Lego character should be. However, even with minor issues the Batman Movie is good, and Robin's character (being an adorablized version of Burt's) is very lovable. Hopefully he'll be around in the future, maybe in "The Lego Movie Sequel/2" (2019, although with an in-house Lego character in the main roaster still) and whatever sequels to The Batman Movie there may be. Not to jinx anything but maybe the sequel will focus on the fatc that there have been different boys (and girls) to have been Robin ("The Lego Robin Movie" maybe?).

Warner Bros/Time Warner & DC Comics
Along with 20th Century Fox, Cartoon Network, & LEGO.