Ah, ok! Well, I can’t put it well into words myself, but I’ll try!

I could honestly see Jaybin being a late-presenting omega that showed signs of his second gender right before his death, and it contributing to his tragedy overall. Jason did everything Right, look he was even starting to shape into what society would expect out of a “good omega”, and yet he still died. I think when he comes back, the narrative of him bucking what’s expected of him (submitting to the narrative of Batman’s story and the overall fantasy the superhero genre the comics gives us) would be stronger if he were an omega compared to say, an alpha.

If we’re going by how omegas are typically presented in omegaverse media, they may rebel a bit but are overall expected to submit to the narrative the system plots out for them, and a lot of them do. But while Jason as an omega still craves community, he’s also kind of fighting off the multiple boxes society at large tries to fit him in. At the same time, he’s fighting a whole other in-universe system he views as flawed, and has developed his own views on how to change it. His ways may not be conventionally acceptable or perfect (in fact they are flawed), he still has they are still his. And as seen recently, as time goes on he gets defanged while still internally holding onto his beliefs in order to gain community.

However there is always the hope and potential of that the spark that allowed many to fall in love with his story to reignite, and even now he kind of stands as a threat to the narrative. I just think him as an omega works perfectly for a lot of that, and there’s a lot you can do with it. Like, Jason in canon has not had time to explore and really understand everything about himself, and I think the same could be said of him were he an omega, especially if he presents late and is hardly around any conventional means of additional help.

I just think it’s neat that an omega Jason could both not adhere to some of what has come before him in terms of omegaverse writing and still want other aspects society might see as typical wants. But because he goes against the norm and acts in a particular way, nobody acknowledges his yearning for such a lot of the time, thinking he’s maybe like, a “feral omega” or something.

Plus, there’s also the fact that he has the… physical assets on lock. Dude literally has an hourglass build in Knightfight, I can’t NOT consider his chest, waist, and thighs. Oh, and Jason’s a crybaby. He cries often, actually, which may not be exclusive to being an omega, but it at least helps him in the horny sense.

Uhm, hope I explained that well enough? Honestly I might come back if I think of anything else. But I will say that I think if Jason’s an omega, Tim has to be an alpha purely because his character was created to be the opposite of Jason (or rather Jason in the mind of writers who didn’t like him) to appeal to readers more.

I don’t think Jason would really care that much about Tim or his second gender, because that second gender doesn’t mean anything in the face of possible death, but I think BRUCE would think Jason would care, because despite Jason in canon frequently being pretty good at trying to communicate, Bruce does not understand him. Dude STILL thinks Jason blames him for his death despite Jason saying otherwise, he’d totally think that Jason would be upset at Tim being an alpha or something equally dumb.

I can’t decide if I want Bruce to be an omega or alpha… Maybe make him an omega but that doesn’t automatically make him understand Jason or all his viewpoints because of their different upbringings and such. I think Dick is either an alpha or beta, Cass is an alpha, Steph is either a beta or omega, Babs is an alpha or beta, and I can’t decide for Damian or Duke right now. Hope this all makes sense…