Batman and Robin
Caped crime partners
Batman and Robin refers to an inseparable duo, especially one where a dominant figure is paired with a loyal sidekick.
The phrase comes from the DC Comics superhero and his young partner, but in common use describes any close partnership with a clear leader-follower dynamic: Those two are like Batman and Robin—you never see one without the other.
- GothamNew York City nickname
- sidekickSubordinate adventure partner
- capeShouldered sleeveless wrap
- BatmobileCaped crusader's car
- AlfredMasculine given name
Joker · Arkham Asylum · vigilante · Dark Knight · Batcave · bat signal · mask · comic book · superhero · good vs evil · justice · partners · tights · batarang · campy · Adam West · POW · Bruce Wayne
- Batman FilmsThe Dark Knight, Batman Begins, The Dark Knight Rises, Batman, Batman Returns
- famous pairsHolmes and Watson, Bonnie and Clyde, Tom and Jerry, Mickey and Minnie, Romeo and Juliet
- Detective DuosHolmes and Watson, Sherlock and Watson, Mulder and Scully, Starsky and Hutch, Hardy Boys
- pairspair, pairs, two, duo, duos
- SchwarzeneggerTerminator, Terminator 2, Predator, True Lies, Kindergarten Cop
Batman and Robinlone wolf
Self-reliant individualist
Wolverine · one-man army · Rambo · Mad Max · Dirty Harry
Batman and Robinvillains
Evil characters in narratives
supervillains · Bonnie and Clyde · criminals · Team Rocket · Catwoman
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