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[[File:DD2_flyer_6572.jpg|frame|Beating the punks, saving the chicks. Just another typical day for Billy and Jimmy Lee.]]
 
'''''Double Dragon''''' is a series of side-scrolling [[Beat'Em Up]]'s that helped popularize the genre back in the late [[The Eighties|1980s]] and early [[The Nineties|1990s]].
 
The original 1987 arcade game, developed by the now-defunct Technos Japan Corp. and distributed by [[Taito]], featured a rather simple and standard premise: twin martial artists Billy and Jimmy Lee must save their lady-friend Marian from the clutches of the Black Warriors, a ruthless gang that controls the city.
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In addition to the games, there was also an [[Double Dragon (animation)|Animated Series]] and a [[Double Dragon (film)|live-action movie]], as well as a comic where their dad was [[Stan Lee]]. Yes, that one.
 
'''Games include:'''
* ''Double Dragon'' (1987, arcade)
** Ports released for the [[NES]], [[Master System]], [[Game Boy]], [[Atari 2600]], [[Atari 7800]], [[Atari Lynx]], [[Sega Genesis]], Mobile Phones, and [[Xbox 360]].
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* ''Double Dragon II: Wander of the Dragons'' (2011, Xbox 360) - Remake of the second arcade game.
* ''Double Dragon Neon'' (2012, PS3 and Xbox 360) - Retro-style remake of the first game developed by [[Way Forward]]
* ''Double Dragon IV'' (2017, [[PlayStation 4|PS4]], [[Microsoft Windows|Windows]] and [[Nintendo Switch]]) - A [[Retraux]] sequel set after ''Double Dragon II'', developed by [[Arc System Works]].
 
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* [[Eighties Hair]]
* [[Acrofatic]] - Chin Seimei (and his [[Palette Swap]] brothers who appear only in the third arcade game), as well as McGuire from the SNES game.
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