Nightwing and Robin

2015
1m

IMDb RATING

5.7/10

341

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Animation Short

Damian and Dick are called upon by Batman to find and capture the Scarecrow since he had to help the Justice League. The two tracked Scarecrow down and defeated him in his warehouse.Damian and Dick are called upon by Batman to find and capture the Scarecrow since he had to help the Justice League. The two tracked Scarecrow down and defeated him in his warehouse.Damian and Dick are called upon by Batman to find and capture the Scarecrow since he had to help the Justice League. The two tracked Scarecrow down and defeated him in his warehouse.

Stars
- Jason O'Mara
- Michael Rosenbaum

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IMDb RATING

5.7/10

341

YOUR RATING

Stars
- Jason O'Mara
- Michael Rosenbaum

3User reviews

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Jason O'Mara

Batman
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Michael Rosenbaum

Scarecrow
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Trivia
Included as an extra on the bluray release of Justice League: Throne of Atlantis (2015), with an introduction by Executive Producer James Tucker.

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5/10

A short animated film that crams a thrilling fight scene

A short animated film that crams a thrilling fight scene into its brief runtime. Clocking in at just around a minute, it doesn't have much time for character development or plot, but it delivers a satisfying action sequence featuring the dynamic duo of Nightwing and Robin (Damian Wayne) taking down the villain Scarecrow. The animation is fluid and the choreography is impressive, showcasing the distinct fighting styles of Nightwing's acrobatics and Robin's more aggressive combat techniques.

The entire short is basically a fight scene between Nightwing and Robin (Damian Wayne) against Scarecrow. The animation is fluid and the choreography is impressive. It's a fun moment to see these two team up, especially for fans who enjoy their dynamic.

Clocking in at around a minute, the story is bare-bones. There's no character development and it feels more like a commercial than a standalone short film.