But don't get confused - they're no heroes. And they don't want to be (they swear)! Though the term is admittedly quite loosely defined at times. Despite his supposedly coincidental similar likeness, Thomas Blake can never seem to get past his obvious contempt for the arrogant "heroes" who hold their more efficient techniques with such low regard. Techniques which are on full display as the three kill and maim their way through the terrorist regime and rescue the children across Gotham.

They don't ask for money - well, except for maybe Ragdoll who (while dressed hilariously as the "He/She Wonder") makes a point to steal at least one antique from a family's home on the way out. Instead, Bane makes it clear to the families whose children he rescues that they are doing this in honor of the Bat. And if anyone should be thanked - it's him.

By the time Nightwing arrives, the Six are just finishing stomping out the last of the terrorists. But, like a white hat sheriff just coming to town to save the day, Nightwing (of course) pays no respect to the Six instead admonishing them for their actions in a way. He turns around and gives them a few seconds to clear out or else he'll be forced to take them all down. Having already sufficiently paid their respects to a fallen opponent, the three opt not to challenge the pompous do-gooder. So they all pile back into the Cat-Mobile and depart Gotham City on way to meet back up with the rest of their team.