Alfred Pennyworth

Alfred Pennyworth (born 8th April, 1966) is the ward and butler of Bruce Wayne as well as a frequent ally in his activities as Batman.

Early life(1966-2019)
Alfred Pennyworth was hired as a butler to the Wayne family years ago up until the deaths of Thomas and Martha Wayne. After the tragedy, Alfred took in their newly orphaned son, Bruce Wayne, and raised him for the remainder of his life. When Bruce took on vigilantism as Batman, Alfred reluctantly aided him behind the scenes and continued his role when Dick Grayson was adopted and began operating as Robin.

Starro Siege (2020)
Alfred Pennyworth witnessed the attack from Starro the Conqueror and unlocked Bruce's suit before he left to stop the invader. He remained watchful inside the Batcave and warily went Robin to provide back-up. When the seven heroes present stopped the attack, Alfred was relieved and noted his first time working well with others.

Personality
Alfred Pennyworth is known for his dry sense of humour, sarcasm and quick wit. He is also one of the few people to stand up to Bruce Wayne whenever necessary, often being seen by Bruce as the one to keep him in check as a moral compass. Despite harbouring secret dislike for his vigilantism, Alfred's guilt of being unable to stop his parents' deaths makes him feel indebted to raise their son no matter what, even with sheer stubbornness and a helpful hand.

Physical description
Alfred is a black-haired, yet balding, man with a pencil moustache, a black-and-white suit complete with a bow tie and a noticeable British accent. He is also tall yet slender, occasionally wearing white gloves or other formal attire.

Powers & abilities

 * Leadership: Alfred is able to lead Batman from the Batcave, directing his movements and reporting on any important information.
 * Tactician: Alfred can easily analyse most situations, even under extreme pressure. He is also apt at making effective plans.

Season 1

 * Starro Attacks!

Behind the scenes

 * In the comics, Alfred Pennyworth is the ward and butler of Batman, becoming his complicit ally in his vigilantism as a founding member of the Bat-Family. He debuted in Batman #16 in 1943.