It was good..

I love this! Wow, the team must be feeling robin's annoyance...

Haha!

OMGs! I can't believe you used that from Harry Potter with Canary going all Mrs. Weasley on the guys asses.

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I really have to wonder. In this 'verse, does little Timmy Drake have a video camera he actually likes to use in addition to his favorite classic polaroid? Because this level of documentation feels kind of like the epic photographs he keeps in a shoebox, and I don't know anyone else who both can and would want to stalk the Dynamic Duo so successfully and unthreateningly. (Part of the reason he succeeded for so long is theorized to be because he was so tiny and so very much not a threat that even if there had been a hint of instinct warning them to their little stalker's existence it went unnoticed in favor of More Important input. No malicious intent of any kind.)
Well, not at this particular point in their personal timelines...

XD Learning how to drive is a very valuable skill, especially when you have a reasonable risk of having to move someone well out of your weight class. On the other hand, I can completely believe not wanting the hyper kid to be able to, because it would /not/ be an "emergency only" used skill. Joyrides.
It's kind of impressive that he didn't put that sneakily acquired skill to use sooner. Shows he had some responsibility behind his erratic hyperactivity.

3 Our boys, evidence of their friendship~!

Excellent way to lighten the mood. I wonder who created the collection? XD

I like the chance for the Team to see how Robin operates without them in tow, but also this glimpse of just how dangerous his "usual" can be compared to some of their "everyday"s. Most of them have no idea how much he's holding back around them, or how often he might be significantly hurt. Reality Check.

Legit. I approve of the tactic as long as you can spare the air. Learning how might help train to improve that, actually.

As Arty pointed out, BC totally chewed them out on live television. This sort of incident is probably one of the reasons some people are marginally less distressed and problem-causing about kid-heroes existing. Clearly, the adult heroes do NOT casually approve of them going out unsupervised or against such odds, no matter how well they work together to wipe the floor with the baddies. Team Mom BC ripping them a new one on camera helps reinforce that fact - that they are still kids, and the adults in their lives are aware of that and just as bad as regular parents (etc.) just with slightly different contexts.

Cute. I like seeing the boys coming to back each other up so easily when they aren't quite full adult heroes yet. It feels like something they should and would do with their friendship and the options to Zeta so quickly around. (/Not/ doing that makes sense when they have to take the long way from city to city, as they might not be able to make it in time to be of any help. Speedsters, though, are involved so at the very least Robin can hitch a ride there, to stubbornly help their big brother. I wonder if Roy has ever tried speedster express? Might be a little difficult, when Wally is still scrawny and kinda small and Roy isn't so much.)

This was awesome!

This was really entertaining to read I loved it

*idk

Lol I actually held my breath I'd why