The Outlaws are a team of vigilantes lead by Batman's ex-protege Jason Todd, also known as the Red Hood. The team is made off of Jason Todd, Starfire, Artemis, Roy Harper and Bizarro. They are a messy yet tight-knit group, much like a family. They fight, they argue, they make up…they are true friends.

Jason Todd/Red Hood: 

Age: 22-26

Appearance:

his Hair is often long on top and shorter on the sides, sometimes with a white streak as a side effect from the Lazarus Pit. Tallest and heaviest of all the kids, very physically intimidating. Has a lot of scars and burns, and he has a “Y” shaped scar the length of his chest from his autopsy. Green/blue eyes.

Personality:

Jason goes through a lot of character development, Jason is on okay, yet still a little shaky, terms with the rest of the family. Jason has a hard time separating vigilante life and civilian life; his death as Robin ended his life as Jason Todd, blurring the lines between the two. Jason is legally dead, so he is basically building an identity back up. He holds some attributes from childhood: brave, impulsive, loud-mouthed, and street-smart. But his experiences post-Robin have made him a hardened loner. He lives modestly and with some semblance of order. He’s hard to foster a relationship with, but can be a passionate friend/family member when he opens up. He is not one to hold back when it comes to killing, being not only the only Bat-kid that uses guns but also the only one that kills (though when working with the family he uses rubber bullets to not kill)

Speech:

Jason probably has the least influence from Bruce and Alfred’s speech patterns, seeing as though he spent a lot more time with his biological family/on the streets than he did as a preteen in the manor. He is the definition of Gotham vernacular, with a rough edge. So much so that as a child, the high society gala attenders sometimes had a hard time understanding him. Often talks in curt, short sentences.

Additional Attributes:

He has trouble expressing his emotions, more specifically anger and/or grief. Can both love or hate furiously. Inherently good, but sometimes does “bad” things. Protective over children, especially those living on