Later" costume with some modern influences, and he uses a bo staff like in the comics. He is introduced in the episode "Happy New Year" as the third version of Robin. In the episode "Satisfaction", he is seen observing Jason Todd's memorial. Tim is shown as initially hesitant to take on leadership roles, something he feels is somewhat forced on by Nightwing. Despite this, the two are shown to have a brotherly connection to one another. This familial relationship also extends to the more experienced Batgirl. Like Dick Grayson in season one, Tim is forbidden from revealing his secret identity to the team, wearing concealing sunglasses when out of costume. In "Endgame", it is shown that he is in a relationship with Wonder Girl after Kid Flash's demise gave Wonder Girl the courage to kiss him. Due to the large cast of this show, Tim's role was mainly as a background character and was only highlighted on certain occasions. His detective skills were imperative in helping the Blue Beetle overcome control by the Reach. Tim would later feature in Young Justice: Outsiders, where he, along with Arrowette and Stephanie Brown, leave the team as part of Batman's planned resignation from the Justice League to combat the metahuman trafficking crisis without being restricted by the United Nation's charter. Tim, Arrowette, and the Spoiler then form their team under "Batman Inc.", along with Orphan, with Tim serving on the heroes' "Anti-Light," along with Batman, Nightwing, Miss Martian, Oracle, Wonder Woman and Aquaman. Throughout the season, Tim faces relationship issues with Cassie, due to his decision to leave the team to join Batman's team and continue to keep secrets from her. At the end of the season, he rejoins the team. In Young Justice: Phantoms, he switched over to the Outsiders. He attended Superboy and Miss Martian's wedding in the season four finale and appears to be having a relationship with Spoiler similar to the comics. Film Tim Drake appears in Batman: Mystery of the Batwoman, voiced again by Eli Marienthal. He helps Batman stop Batwoman's violent rampage and also briefly befriends one of the suspects, Wayne Tech employee Rocky Ballantine. Tim Drake appears in Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker, where Valencia reprises his role as the younger version, while Dean Stockwell voices the middle-aged version of the character. A flashback reveals that sometime after Dick Grayson left Gotham following the end