In fanfiction where Jason Todd gets hurt, how does he cope with the pain?

A popular one is 'Scars of the Past'. In this fanfic, Jason Todd's physical and mental scars are explored in great detail. It's a long read but well worth it as it shows his journey from a broken state to slowly finding some form of healing. It also has some great interactions with other characters from the Batman universe that help in his recovery process.

He might cope by throwing himself into his work or hobbies. For example, if Percy is into some kind of art or sport, he could focus all his energy on that. This would be a way for him to distract himself from the pain of being cheated on.

In some fanfictions, Naruto might cope by finding a hidden talent. For example, he could discover he's really good at a particular ninja art that others haven't noticed. This newfound skill gives him confidence and makes the bullies less intimidating.

The character of Jason Todd has a complex backstory filled with pain and trauma. Fanfiction that focuses on his hurt allows readers to explore that in more depth. His experiences as Robin, his death, and his return as the Red Hood all contribute to a rich tapestry of pain that can be delved into.

He might isolate himself at first. Natsu could withdraw from his friends and normal activities, needing time alone to process his pain. This is a common way for people, or in this case, characters, to deal with heartbreak.

The theme of power dynamics is quite common. Jason might use his physical strength or his own set of skills to hurt Tim, which then shows the imbalance in their power dynamic at that moment. Additionally, the theme of forgiveness may come into play. After being hurt, Tim may or may not forgive Jason, and this exploration of forgiveness or lack thereof can be a central theme in many of these fanfictions.

It's hard to say exactly. The pain could be in various locations depending on the plot of the comic.

Yes, Jason Todd did die in the comics, but he was later brought back to life.

Jason Todd would bring a different perspective. He's used to Gotham's gritty underworld, so he'd be more cynical compared to some of the more optimistic Avengers. For instance, he might question the Avengers' grand plans and suggest more street - level, practical solutions.

Tsukishima would likely rely on his logical thinking. He'd try to retrace his steps and remember any landmarks he passed. Since he's observant, he might use the things he noticed around him to figure out where he is.