History YMMV / BatmanWayneFamilyAdventures

* FridgeBrilliance:
** Jason wearing Wonder Woman sweatpants in Episode 6 is funny, but it becomes heartwarming when you realize that he's had feelings for [[ComicBook/{{Artemis}} someone who's worn the mantle of Wonder Woman before]].
** Bruce tells Stephanie that Kite Man being obsessed with being her nemesis isn't a good excuse to pass on fighting him. This works just based on Bruce's professionalism about the job, but reflecting on which of Batman's enemies would fit the same position brings up another potential reason - if Bruce were to set that precedent, he'd have to let his kids deal with ComicBook/TheJoker every time he launches another scheme. That's something he wouldn't want for their safety[[note]]given how nasty Joker is and how much of a PapaWolf Bruce is[[/note]] and possibly his one rule's safety as well[[note]]given how violent Damian and Jason are at the best of times and [[BewareTheNiceOnes how violent the others can get if given sufficient motivation]][[/note]].
** Even though Tim and Stephanie act as though Damian has a point, the fact that Harley can't come up with any non-supervillain examples of doctorate degree holders makes sense for another reason: she used to be a supervillain. That's who she cites because that's who she knows.

** Bruce tells Stephanie that Kite Man being obsessed with being her nemesis isn't a good excuse to pass on fighting him. This works just based on Bruce's professionalism about the job, but reflecting on which of Batman's enemies would fit the same position brings up another potential reason - if Bruce were to set that precedent, he'd have to let his kids deal with ComicBook/TheJoker every time he launches another scheme. That's something he wouldn't want for their safety[[note]]given how nasty Joker is and how much of a PapaWolf Bruce is[[/note]] and possibly his one rule's safety as well[[note]]given how violent Damian and Jason are at the best of times[[/note]].

* FridgeBrilliance: Jason wearing Wonder Woman sweatpants in Episode 6 is funny, but it becomes heartwarming when you realize that he's had feelings for [[ComicBook/{{Artemis}} someone who's worn the mantle of Wonder Woman before]].

** A lower-key example occurs in "Alarm Bells". As his siblings try and try to pull [[{{Workaholic}} Bruce]] away from his work, Dick is working on his own solution in the background. Bruce's work is suddenly disrupted when the Bat-Computer announces that the manor's defenses have been taken down. Smiling, Dick calmly looks his irritated father in the eye and tells him he set things up so that Bruce has just enough time to catch Damian before he goes on patrol alone...but only if he leaves now. Although Bruce glares at him for a few moments, he has no choice but to act as predicted, and Dick clearly knows it. Basically, he pulls a [[{{BatmanGambit}} Batman Gambit]] on the Batman.

** A lower-key example occurs in "Alarm Bells". As his siblings try and try to pull [[{{Workaholic}} Bruce]] away from his work, Dick is working on his own solution in the background. Bruce's work is suddenly disrupted when the Bat-Computer announces that the manor's defenses have been taken down. Smiling, Dick calmly looks his irritated father in the eye and tells him he set things up so that Bruce has just enough time to catch Damian before he goes on patrol alone...but only if he leaves now. Although Bruce glares at him for a few moments, he has no choice but to act as predicted, and Dick clearly knows it.

* GeniusBonus: In "Wonderful", Diana falls in love with Bat-Cow. Cows were one of the animals sacred to Hera.

** In "Alarm Bells", Dick gets Bruce to stop working by letting him know that he took down the manor's defenses and Bruce has a limited time to catch Damian before he goes patrolling alone. Did Bruce dash off [[PapaWolf to keep Damian safe]] from [[WretchedHive Gotham]], or to keep Gotham safe from [[TykeBomb Damian]]?

* AlternativeJokeInterpretation: In "Newsflash", Clark tells Jon and Damian to go investigate someone who is stealing lunches. The next panel immediately has Damian point out someone passing by is that go-to thief. Is he ''really'' the lunch thief, is Damian just choosing the first person he sees, or is the entire lunch thief set-up a game to entertain the boys?

** A lower-key example occurs in "Alarm Bells". As his siblings try and try to pull [[{{Workaholic}} Bruce]] away from his work, Dick is working on his own solution in the background. Bruce's work is suddenly disrupted when the Bat-Computer announces that the manor's defenses have been taken down. Smiling, Dick calmly looks his irritated father in the eye and tells him he set things up so that Bruce has just enough time to catch Damian before he goes on patrol alone...but only if he leaves now. Although Bruce glares at him for a few moments, he has no choice but to leave, and Dick clearly knows it.

* CrossesTheLineTwice:
** Damian capping off a prank war by spray-painting Tim's suit? Funny. The spray paint message being an homage to [[https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/robinsuitbvs.png the dead Robin shrine]] from ''[[Film/BatmanVSupermanDawnOfJustice Dawn of Justice]]?'' Side-splittingly hilarious.
** Bringing up [[ComicBook/ADeathInTheFamily Jason's death]] isn't funny. Jason bringing it up ''himself'' constantly is. Jason angrily arguing his point to ''a group of strangers'' at a charity gala while Bruce embarrassingly has to drag him away? ''Hilarious.'' It reaches new levels when Jason ends up overhearing Bruce flirting with Selina, and ''asks someone to kill him again.''

* SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome: Episode 85. It's one thing for a superhero with a military background and solid musculature like Batwoman to throw down with armies of Man-Bats - it's another for '''[[BadassNormal Renee Montoya]]''' to launch into the fray with Batwoman and opt for using ''fisticuffs'' with the Man-Bats instead of just pulling a gun on them.

* FridgeBrilliance: Jason wearing Wonder Woman sweatpants in Episode 6 is funny, but it becomes heartwarming when you realize that he's had feelings for [[ComicBook/Artemis someone who's worn the mantle of Wonder Woman before]].

* AlternativeJokeInterpretation: In "Newsflash", Clark tells Jon and Damian to go investigate someone who is stealing lunches. The next panel immediately has Damian point out someone passing by. Is he ''really'' the lunch thief, is Damian just choosing the first person he sees, or is the entire lunch thief set-up a game?

* FridgeBrilliance: Cassandra Cain's social skills are much better than most other versions of the character; given how close this version of the Bat-family is, she's likely had a lot of support from the rest of the family.

* AlternativeJokeInterpretation: In "Newsflash", Clark tells Jon and Damian to go investigate someone who is stealing lunches. The next panel immediately has Damian point out someone passing by. Is he ''really'' the lunch thief, is Damian just choosing the first person he sees, or is there really isn't a lunch thief?

* SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome: The comic is generally a bunch of vignettes about the sillier, friendlier, happier, and more familial aspects of the Bat Family. That being said, among the many moments that shows how the team gets along and struggles through problems together, there are also a few moments of exciting action:
** Episode 85. It's one thing for a superhero with a military background and solid musculature like Batwoman to throw down with armies of Man-Bats - it's another for '''[[BadassNormal Renee Montoya]]''' to launch into the fray with Batwoman and opt for using ''fisticuffs'' with the Man-Bats instead of just pulling a gun on them.