The Philosophy of Red Hood 

Jason's views in things are actually very realistic. The way batman handles things is just a never ending cycle, he fights the bad guy, puts them in prison then they get out, what batman is doing simply isn't enough to keep gotham safe. That's what I love about Jason he questions batman's methods rather then just blindly going along with them

Jason is not just my favorite Robin, or favorite member of the Bat Family, but my favorite comic book character of all time.

Batman's crusade isn't just a never ending path, it's a contradictory philosophy. He works outside the law out of necessity to fight crime, yet then his honour believes the criminals should be judged by the system he works outside of. Batman could have worked inside the force or justice system to reform it, or gone full on vigilante and hunt every criminal who escaped justice, and both methods would have worked, but Batman's heroic path in the long run does nothing

the punisher and red hood are the BEST... they deal with villains the way they SHOULD be dealt with.

Jason Todd to me is a survivor

"You always wanted to rule them by fear,but what would you do with those arent afraid"

Comic book authors sadly keep trying to go against the trope he was designed for by putting him in a middle ground and it never works. They want him to be an anti-hero but then find every convenient excuse not to have him kill anyone just so he can still be the Batfamily's good graces. It's honestly surprising that they can't just commit to making him a tragic character that has an understandable and compelling motivation. Of course, if his story is instead ultimately about post-traumatic growth, then they need to deliver on that.

If Batman's afraid there won't be going back for him if he kills even once completely conciously, than that suggests a serious mental and/or emotional weakness in him for not being able to distinguish those who can only be stopped by a permanent end and those who can be stopped by less extreme measures. Batman is responsible for all the deaths of civillians for giving so many criminals so many chances to do what they alaways did.

Good video, I'm a huge Jason Todd fan.

Pretty sure he killed a r&pist when he was robin and killed his mother's drug dealer before he became robin and he was in ma Gunn gang before he was robin so he probably did some stuff there as well but the video was great tho good job

The whole Truth here, Jason Todd Red Hood is The Hero that Batman would have been If he was Strong and As Vengeful as he Thinks. Let Vengeance Drive Him just like It does Todd.

"While everyone else is taking life, I’m going to be saving it” ~Desmond Doss *(Hacksaw Ridge)*

This is why Jason Todd is my favorite Robin and favorite Batman character.

Jason's method realistically are effective unlike batman which will be a never ending cycle, criminals/bad dudes will rarely change

Jason’s philosophy is my philosophy

We need more jason todd movies

This really is an excellent video man I have made a lot of Jason Todd content that people have liked but the way you articulately and carefully expressed your words was honestly great! Keep up the good work man!

Batman doesn't let Joker literally get away with murder he brings him in to serve justice in jail...Unfortunately, Gotham city has no death penalty so the fault is their own. Period. Batman does have the spine to kill he just chooses not to because in his mind he feels that he will be no better than the Joker/villains he faces. I agree with Jason's method more but let's not get too crazy with it there is a balance between the two. Putting someone in the hospital is more than enough to make a point or get someone to change as it helps with like the majority of the thugs in Gotham. Seeing as how Batman is well known villains know he is competent so he is a threat. A hospital bed and bills are enough of a deterrent to any average thug. Nobody likes pain and it's a great motivator to get people to stop he does more so than most heroes but I agree a bit more with RH. RH's goal is to be a hero that's why he strives to help Gotham through killing.

Iv always seen Jason as the light in the Darkness ❤️‍🔥 Tough, but also caring and willing to do what others won't.

2:56 "I'm doing what you won't IM TAKING THEM OUT!"

Jason Todd is my favorite character

I discussed this awhile back on another site that both Red Hood and Batman have a point when it comes to their way of doing things so it’s kind of hard to say that either one of them is wrong or right. As everyone knows, Batman never kills if it can ever be prevented. He chooses to use fear as a weapon to incapacitate many of his foes because he knows that all it takes is one step too far and he could end up just like what he’s trying to fight which is more than understandable. However this sort of handicaps Batman because the most dangerous villains can’t be intimidated. This also means that every time that Batman spares them they have the chance to get out and do more damage. To be fair, some have tried to get rehabilitated but for various reasons things didn’t last. Batman’s way may be justified and understandable but it definitely is not effective and it probably is costing Bruce Wayne and the rest of Gotham far more than it is the villains just to lock them up and occasionally give them counseling that rarely works so Jason does have a good point when that is considered. As for Red Hood, he takes sort of a Punisher approach which is more than understandable considering what he went through when he was Robin. After his brush with death, Jason leaves little room for things like honor or morality to cloud his judgment which is why he’s so effective. That’s actually one of the biggest reasons why heroes lose to villains in comics or shows. The best example off the top of my head is the 80s Transformers show. Optimus Prime lost a lot to Megatron in the first season all because of some code of honor and Batman is no exception. Three of his sidekicks were psychologically abused by the Joker(one who actually was killed temporarily) all because of Batman’s restraint so it’s kind of easy to get whyJason had contempt for him for some time. Red Hood doesn’t hesitate which is the very reason why even though it may make him seem cold-blooded his way is far more efficient. Sometimes it takes a monster to beat one.

keep these videos up man they are really good quality. you have my sub

I like Jason's methods with dealing with crime, but Batman's methods is also good, the dilemma here is this ''If I kill I become a monster and it's better to break instead of taking away and plant fear' that's Batman for me but Red Hood is just ''If I just break then they won't change, but if I kill then they'll fear me and perhaps stay low''. In my idea personally both ways are flawed cus on one hand if I don't kill then crime won't stop, but if I do then I'm a criminal myself. I'll quote Jason on this one ''What do you with those who aren't afraid? I'm doing what you won't I'm taking them out!!!''. If I was like Red Hood or Batman it would just be '' Scare the thieves, Hurt the Dealers, Break the Leaders, Kill the Monsters'', honestly if a criminal like Joker was on the loose I'd kill him cus the only reason he is doing what he is doing is cus he knows Batman is always there to stop him but not kill him, prompting him to just re-do everything. All of Batman's rogues gallery are just unpunished and fearless trash that understand that Batman doesn't kill so mind aswell do whatever we want and start over again cus it's never over. But when they understand that they're life is on the line then they will stop.

Red hood had the right to kill joker, Batman can't keep letting these villains roam free, they will come back leaveing countless people dead. Red hood isn't asking for anyone like a normal villain such as a robber to die, no he's asking for people like joker.

The quality of this video alone deserves at least a thousand likes

Great video bro you need more likes and subs

He is the best character in DC

The outlook from the victim of a murder

Actually Deathstroke Killed Jason's Parents and Blamed Dent so Slade could See Robin become a Killer. It was Really Deathstroke All along.

Awesome video!

I wish there was a story where Jason meets earth 2 Bruce

To be honest I can understand why Bruce doesn't kill, he understands his mind enough to know that if he killed he wouldn't be able to stop. But what I don't get is why he doesn't let others do it for him, it's like he said at the end of Batman Begins, "I won't kill you, but I don't have to save you." It's the reason Jason is my favorite Dc character, he has the drive to do what needs to be done, and he has the self-control (as ironic as that sounds) to determine who needs to die and who doesn't.

If given powers, I would be everything Jason is to predatory criminals. Ruthless, merciless, and focused on getting the job done.

A serial killer kills hundreds of people with a bomb. Batman takes him to a mental hospital. The Serial killer escapes and kills more people. Batman takes him to jail. The serial Killer is released because not enough evidence. The Serial Killer kills Batman's closest loved ones. Batman punches a wall until his fists are bloody, finds him then beats him up but sends him back to a mental hospital/prison. The serial killer escapes again but meets Jason in the alley. One shoot from Jason, it's over. who's next?

The funny part is that Jason thinking Batman won’t kill the joker go however In reality he stopped Batman killing the joker , when Jason died he tried to killing the joker but was stopped by Superman and even punched Superman because he stop him from killing the joker then later beat the crap out the joker, and lastly he tired to choke the joker to death. Batman said he be the happiest if the joker died I know some one is going to say he tried to save the joker but ask your self question when your present with new information on weather or not Batman will kill the joker or let joker die 1 is it canon if it not that mean it basically mean nothing when your talking about main universe canon 2 when does it take place in the timeline as it Before or after the effect letting Batman let the joker died or kill joker 3 the context of the situation why Batman is making the decision or is it out of character

When Young boy Jason Todd was stealing tires from the Batmobile and was caught by Batman. Because of his skills he trained him to become the new Robin when Jason was reunited with his long-lost mother shelia Haywood Joker beats Robin up with a crowbar left them tied up locked in the warehouse with a time bomb inside. By the time Batman got there the bomb exploded and killed Jason and his mom. He was heartbroken and blames himself for not saving him. Years later superboy prime punched a hole in the pocket universe dimension the reality warp effects of his punches brought Jason back to life he broke out of his coffin and dug out of his grave. He was badly damaged and suffers from a bad case of amnesia found by Talia took him to Ra’s al Ghul he pushes Jason into the Lazarus pit healing his mind and health also darkens his body soul mind and heart. Returning to Gotham Jason finds out that Batman didn’t killed joker to avenge his death. He swears revenge on joker and Batman dons a red helmet and a blade and resurfaces the new killer vigilante red hood.

Nicely put!

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Cool!

Im opening this vid so sus. Are we going n52 retcon or the actual utrh mind set. Still some retconing 'he was the angry robin' but pretty accurate to Jason.

Really wish this was longer

I love Red Hood

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To he real, Jasons philosophy is great, but so is Batmans. Its gothams peoples(or whower makes laws) fault for not having Death penalty for someone like the joker

U do know joker became the president of another country giving him diplomatic immunity 😕

Like I see him as a hero because of the shit he deals with

“All the people I’ve murdered by letting you live “

I have a theory that if Jason Todd was black the Red Hood storyline would hit even harder

Jason Todd is my favourite Gotham vigilent and I think he is actually better than Batman.

Putting your most hated foes in the ground is easy, you just keep shooting, burning, stabbing, hacking, slashing and the start to dig a very big hole, or if your i my book, chop up the body, tan the hide for leather products, use the flesh for fertilizers or dog food, provided they were not doing drugs, fat for candle wax, grind the bones into powder, keep the skull for a flower pot! :D

If only he stayed dead after Under The Red Hood. I'm not hating, if you read comics you'll know DC doesn't know what to do shit for his character, after under red hood his character goes round in circles to a point even as a fan you need to realise that it would have been better if he had died at the end of the story.

How about Itachi Uchiha from Naruto.

Batman is the hero Gotham Needs(The people) Red Hood, the hero Gotham deserves (The scum, low lives psychos and murderers)

He's my least favorite Robin actually. I was not a huge fan of them bringing him back from the dead either. I always felt that his death was such an important part of shaping how Batman would evolve as an overall character in the modern era. His death was this haunting reminder of Bruce's greatest failure and added an extra layer of depth to the dark knight. Back then, death was a much more permanent thing in comics and was used very sparingly to great effect. It's a bit different nowadays though...

Jason is 2 for 1