Robin also seemed to be lacking confidence in his own skills, suggested calling in Batman at the start of the incident, was unable to disarm bombs, had to call in Batgirl to do it for him, and was unable to act on his own without orders from Batgirl. That was presumed to be one of, if not Tim's first outing as Robin without Batman as in addition to being noticeably cockier, more hotheaded, and more quick to jump into fights without observing first compared to his appearance during Arkham Knight.

Joker attempted to shoot Robin before he fled, but he was pushed aside by Batgirl at the last moment, which saved his life. Eventually, Robin tracked Joker and Harley down to the main tent and assisted Batgirl in stopping them. Batgirl handled the bombs and hostages, while Robin went around looking for the Joker and more bombs, and called her when he found them. Robin assisted Batgirl in rescuing her father from the Joker and Harley Quinn at the Seagate Amusement Park. In order to keep himself at top notch to aid Batman in confronting the criminal element in Gotham City, Tim also underwent cage fighting in his spare time. After some time of intense training in the martial arts and stealth, Tim proved himself more than worthy of the role as Robin. About six months after Jason Todd's 'death' and exile from his family, Tim Drake revealed to Batman he had deduced his secret identity as Bruce Wayne and instead of wanting to reveal his secret, he wished to fight alongside him.

Inspired by Batman's heroics, Tim closely followed the chronicles of Batman and Robin.

Tim Drake was in the audience the night that the Flying Graysons were murdered, where he witnessed Batman leap to the scene. Incident Reports Before Arkham Asylum Incident

1.3 Between Arkham Asylum and Arkham City Incident.

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