Bruce Wayne always knew his children would grow up-but he never expected growing up to mean growing away. With Tim running the company, Dick rooted in his own city, Damian drifting between Gotham and Paris, Jason stepping back from vigilantism, and Cassandra carving out her own path, the once‑crowded manor has become strangely quiet. Marriage to Selina was supposed to mark a new chapter, a softer one. Retirement should have meant rest, family dinners, and time finally spent together. Instead, Bruce finds himself with more free hours than ever... and fewer children to share them with. But the world's greatest detective can't ignore the truth forever. His children aren't just busy-they're hiding something. Each of them. Their social media goes dark the moment they leave Gotham. Their "vacations" and "errands" lead nowhere. Their trails vanish completely, as if they step into another life the second they cross city limits. Bruce has spent decades protecting them. Now, for the first time, he wonders if they're the ones protecting him. And secrets-especially Wayne secrets-never stay buried for long. When the hidden lives his children have built begin to collide, the fragile distance between them shatters. What rises from the wreckage will test the Batfamily in ways no villain ever could. Because the greatest threat to the Waynes isn't lurking in Gotham's shadows. It's the truth they've been keeping from each other.

Arisandra Wayne, daughter of Bruce Wayne (Batman) and Talia Al Ghul, twin sister to Damian Wayne and the youngest female in the bat family. She used to go by the name Mockingbird, but after a dip in the Lazarus pit, something unexpected happened. As well as in her home life when she has to move out of Gotham City to Amity Park. What will appen when the Moonlight Wraith meets the one and only Danny Phantom? Read to find out! And as always, I do not own any of the pictures, music or the Danny phantom and Batman franchise. I only own my OC! Thank you! May contain some PG-13 content Has swearing (y'know it's bcuz of Jason and maybe Damian) Will reveal traumatic stuff Has trigger warnings And some musical numbers

Dadhood Jason Todd has long since stopped pretending he belongs to the Batfamily. How could he, after nearly killing their newest Robin in a moment of Lazarus-fueled rage? Even as the Pit's influence dulls to a constant, caged snarl inside him, the damage is done. Forgiveness was never offered. Redemption was never on the table. So Jason does what he's always done: survives. He builds an empire in Gotham's underbelly, carving out order where the heroes only ever left chaos. He tells himself he doesn't need Bruce, or Dick, or any of them. He tells himself he doesn't miss being someone's son, someone's brother. Then he finds a kid-alone, hungry, feral in the way only Gotham's forgotten can be-and something in him snaps into place. Instinct. Memory. A legacy he never asked for but can't seem to shake. Taking the boy in isn't part of the plan. Neither is caring. But Jason Todd has always been terrible at following the rules, especially the ones he writes for himself. Maybe monsters don't crave connection. Maybe they don't build families out of broken pieces. But Jason does. And for the first time in years, he wonders if that makes him something else entirely.

vampire batfamily × Danny phantom

Jason Todd has always been the Batfamily's black sheep-the Robin who died, the soldier resurrected, the son no one ever truly chose. Tired of judgment and loneliness, Jason walks away from Gotham in search of something he's never had: someone who sees him. Jazz Fenton knows what it means to lose everything. Betrayed by her parents and forced to watch her siblings die, she made a desperate bargain with Clockwork to save what little remained of her family. Thrown into a new universe and burdened with an impossible task, she never expected to find comfort in a vigilante whose brokenness mirrors her own. While Jason and Jazz collide, Roy Harper battles addiction, heartbreak, and the painful rift with Oliver Queen. When he turns to Jason for support, fate intervenes in the form of Bella Swan-a girl ripped from a dying world and pulled through a portal moments before her death. With no family left and nowhere to go, Bella accepts Clockwork's offer... one that binds her future to Roy's. Four shattered lives. Two unexpected love stories. One universe stitched together by loss, fate, and second chances. Jason and Jazz. Roy and Bella. Each searching for a place where they are wanted and finally understood. But in a world shaped by bargains and broken hearts, love may be the most dangerous risk of all.

Everyone knows the tragedy of Jason Todd-the Robin who died, the soldier dragged back from the grave, and the black sheep the Batfamily never truly forgave. Gotham sees a weapon forged by the Lazarus Pit. Jason remembers the loneliness, the lectures, and the crushing truth that no one ever chose him. Now finally in control of the Pit's rage, Jason has tried dating and normalcy, but people only ever want the idea of him. Never him. So he leaves-not to escape Gotham, but to escape being unwanted. That's when he meets her. Jazz Fenton's world ended long before she arrived in his. Betrayed by her parents and forced to watch her siblings die, she made a desperate bargain with Clockwork: she would give her siblings a second chance by bringing them back into existence as her own children. A sacred task. A heavy destiny. Grieving and displaced in a new universe, Jazz never expects to find comfort in a vigilante with the same bright green eyes her brother once had. A stranger who feels familiar. A soul that mirrors her own. Two broken hearts from two broken worlds, Jason and Jazz recognize each other instantly-two people abandoned, betrayed, and desperate for someone who finally understands. With each other, Jason finds someone unafraid of his darkness, and Jazz finds someone who won't let her carry fate alone. Together, they might heal. Together, they might build the family they both lost. But Gotham is not kind to miracles, and destiny always demands its due. Jason Todd and Jazz Fenton must decide if love is worth the risk... or if tragedy will claim them before they can rewrite their fates.

(THIS STORY IS FINISHED! IF A STORY IS MARKED AS COMPLETED, ITS COMPLETED. STOP ASKING FOR A CONTINUATION) Imagine Danny goes to college in Gotham. Given his halfa nature, he's fairly not worried about most parts of Gotham and given he needs less sleep now, he likes to wander campus and Gotham itself like he's a natural Gothathes...at night like the half dead-half living man he was. During these wanderings, he finds pieces of bat tech from fights. He figures it's safer in his care(and because he's really curious about the local vigilantes) so...he takes it. It's usually just tiny things that the bats- probably -wouldn't even notice gone and he has things to fiddle with now. Unfortunately(for the bats), he finds Red Hood's destroyed helmet and takes it back to his dorm to fix, figuring it would allow him to return most of the items he snatched without a second thought. He doesn't realize it has an active tracker in it so the bats, when they activate it and discover it on the Gotham University campus, reasonably panic and flip on the camera...only to come face to face with adoption bait using bits of their missing tech to fix the helmet. (Warning: There is a brief scene of vomiting)

Batman and Robin find Harley breaking into an adoption agency. They find out she is looking for her son. The problem is the boy belongs to Joker too, to protect him from his biological father, Batman agrees to find the boy for Harley. Danny's in for wild ride.

I finally made it! Jason Todd adopts Danny phantom

A recently orphaned young halfa, who did not want to stay with his godfather (for obvious reasons) or in the Ghost Zone, finds a seemingly abandoned manor to call his new home. However, the Ghost didn't account for the manors all seeing and all knowing butler, Alfred Pennyworth. Started: July 14, 2021 Finished: