History Main / SiblingTeam

** Gamora and Nebula team up in ''Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxyVol2'' and ''Film/AvengersEndgame'', their adoptive brothers Ebony Maw and Obsidian Cull similarly team up against the Avengers in ''Film/AvengersInfinityWar'' though unlike the former sisters they don't much for each other.

BrotherSisterTeam is a SubTrope. Related tropes are BadassFamily (for when the whole clan is in on the ass-kicking), SuperFamilyTeam (when the whole clan has superpowers), UnrelatedBrothers (a Sibling Team in professional wrestling -- who aren't actually related), WonderTwinPowers (for twins with superpowers that only work in concert), and its more mundane SisterTrope (pun intended), SuperiorTwinTeamwork. Contrast CainAndAbel. Compare ParentChildTeam and SiblingsInCrime.

* During the rare periods when they're both alive, sane and in the same reality, Northstar and Aurora of ''ComicBook/AlphaFlight'' serve as a sibling team.

* The ''ComicBook/{{Batman}}'' comics seem to be trying to get some mileage out of the fact that Bruce Wayne has three adopted sons, a biological son, an alternate universe biological daughter, and (before the ComicBook/New52 benched her) an adopted daughter:

* The ComicBook/FantasticFour consist of the Invisible Woman, her younger brother, the Human Torch. Also Sue's husband, Mr. Fantastic, and former beau, the Thing. In the next generation, there's Sue's children, Franklin and Valeria.
* ''ComicBook/KhaalTheChroniclesOfAGalacticEmperor'' features a VillainProtagonist variant with Khaal, Dalym and Shyl, who use their combined powers to rise to power for control of a prison spaceship. Khaal eventually becomes the most dominant one ruling on his own right, but he is still dependent on his brothers to draw their powers.
* Joe, William, Jack and Averell Dalton in ''ComicBook/LuckyLuke''.
* Alex and Freddy, the titular main characters from ''ComicBook/MegaRoboBros''.
* In ''ComicBook/MotuPatlu'', Motu and Patlu are a sibling duo who work together to solve whatever problem comes their way. The [[Animation/MotuPatlu Nickelodeon India TV show]] changes this so that they are [[UnrelatedInTheAdaptation friends instead of brothers]].
* The Double Dare sisters from ''ComicBook/{{Nightwing}}''.

* The ComicBook/RelativeHeroes of the DCU are all orphaned siblings, two of whom were biological and three of whom were adopted by their parents. They took off after their parents died in order to prevent the family from being split up and the fact that several of them had superpowers and a strong sense of right and wrong means that they started working as a hero group.
* ''ComicBook/SpiderGirl'' plays with this a lot. Fitting for a 'verse made up of [[LegacyHero Legacy Heroes]].

* The Brothers Grimm from ''ComicBook/SpiderWoman'' also fulfill the role as well, as villains, of course.
* In ''ComicBook/SuperSons'', Jon and Damian are frequently mistaken for one due to their similar ages and hair colors. It's a RunningGag how Jon is almost always assumed to be the older of the two simply because he's taller.

* Siblings rarely seem to work together as teams in the ''ComicBook/XMen'' generally. Cyclops and Havok have attempted this on occasion, which never lasts long. The same goes for Colossus and Magik, for Cannonball, Husk and the other Guthrie kids, and for Karma and her late brother Tran. Professor X and his stepbrother Juggernaut even wound up as arch-enemies, and his "sister"[[note]]Basically, we all have an EnemyWithin that we must fight against for the right to be born. Xavier's was badass enough to create its own body from its host's DNA, and grow into a female version of the Prof.[[/note]] Cassandra Nova is the X-Men's ''worst nightmare.''

** We got the sisters Arcee, Chromia and Elita-1 according to the merchandise. (The movie itself has all three answer to the name, seeming to be one character with three bodies. The comic books split the difference with a [[Franchise/XMen Stepford cuckoos]]-type link.

** The Vinsmoke siblings Reiju, Ichiji, Niji and Yonji. They even have a CombinationAttack, [[spoiler:Their brother Sanji averts this wanting nothing to do with them]].
*** However, in the anime, [[spoiler:Sanji]] and [[TokenGoodTeammate Reiju]] do team up against villainous sibling team Charlotte Oven, Daifuku and Smoothie during The Tea Party.

* ''Fanfic/AbraxasHrodvitnon'': Although it's difficult at first, the two halves of the hybrid Titan created by San reviving and ultimately merging with Vivienne Graham (an act which, by [[MultipleHeadCase Ghidorah]]'s standards, makes them siblings) learn to work together as equals.

* From ''Literature/AWrinkleInTime'', there's Meg and Charles Wallace Murry. Calvin O'Keefe, who just gets pulled along for the ride, isn't related to the Murrys. [[spoiler:Yet, anyway.]]
** Same goes for Sandy and Dennys, the Murry twins in ''Many Waters.''

* [[Wrestling/BretHart Bret]] and Wrestling/OwenHart who had a short lived, but memorable tag team run. Other combinations of Hart brothers (of the 8 Hart brothers '''''seven''''' became wrestlers, and the eighth was a referee[[note]]And all 4 Hart daughters married wrestlers[[/note]]) formed tag teams at various points.
** Bret and Owen were joined by older brothers Bruce (Stu Hart's second child) and Keith (Stu's third child, Bret and Owen were the 8th and 12th children, respectively) to defeat Wrestling/ShawnMichaels[[note]]A last-minute substitution for Bret's [[ArchEnemy longtime nemesis]] Wrestling/JerryLawler, who had to be pulled after a sexual assault allegation that was later proven to be a complete fabrication[[/note]] and three masked nights at ''Wrestling/SurvivorSeries'' 1993.

-->It’s some sort of hockey rule that every set of brothers has to play on the same team for some reason. The Staals, the Sedins, the Stastnys, the Bures, the Schenns — everyone gets to play together at some point. It’s kind of like Little League.

* German [[UsefulNotes/AssociationFootball football]] legend Uwe Seeler and his brother Dieter frequently played together for the Hamburger SV and a few times in the West German national team. It was said that any player who fouled Uwe in a bad way could expect to be tackled by protective big brother Dieter later in the game.

* The Jackson Five, back in the day.
** The BreakoutCharacter, Music/{{Michael|Jackson}}, recorded in his solo career with sister Music/{{Janet|Jackson}}.

** Geki, [=Tyranno Ranger=] and his older brother Burai, [=Dragon Ranger=] from Series/KyoryuSentaiZyuranger.
** ''Series/SeijuuSentaiGingaman'' with Ryouma, [=GingaRed=], and Hyuga, the Black Knight.

** [=GekiBlue=] and [=GekiViolet=] (Retsu and Gou Fukami) from ''Series/JukenSentaiGekiranger''.
** The [[SixthRanger Sixth and Seventh Rangers]] from ''Series/EngineSentaiGoOnger'', Go-on Gold and Go-on Silver (Hiroto and Miu Sutō), are brother and sister.
** Aka Ninger and Shiro Ninger (Takaharu and Fūka Igasaki) from ''Series/ShurikenSentaiNinninger'' are brother and sister. The other founding members of the team are their cousins, and {{The Mentor}}s are the team's grandfather Yoshitaka Igasaki and Aka & Shiro's father Tsumuji Igasaki.

* Andrew and Allen Cunningham in UsefulNotes/WorldWarII . Andrew in the Royal Navy and Allen in the British Army. Andrew was a genuine FourStarBadass. Allen was at first thought to be so because of his conquest of Ethiopia from the Italians. But he went down in history as a might-have-been because he lost his nerve [[OvershadowedByAwesome facing Erwin Rommel]].

** The Briscoe Brothers in their early evil redneck days.

* James Brothers: UsefulNotes/{{Jesse|James}} and Frank James, famous American outlaws and leaders of the [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James-Younger_Gang James-Younger Gang]].
** The James brothers seem to have made a habit out of working with sets of brothers as well. The James-Younger gang included the four Younger brothers: Cole, Jim, John, and Bob. Later the James brothers worked with the Ford brothers: Charlie and Robert/Bob. That didn't work out so well for Jesse though (or, for that matter, the Fords).
** The Youngers were also cousins to the Dalton brothers, Bob, Gratton and Emmett.

* The ''WesternAnimation/ThunderbirdsAreGo'' remake of the original series, as above, has the five Tracy brothers (Scott, Virgil, John, Gordon and Alan). In this iteration, however, the brothers are not joined by [[MissingDad Jeff Tracy]].

-->It’s some sort of hockey rule that every set of brothers has to play on the same team for some reason. The Staals, the Sedins, the Stastnys, the Bures, the Schenns — everyone gets to play together at some point. It’s kind of like Little League.

* ''WesternAnimation/ThePowerpuffGirls'' are a set of triplets who fight crime. They have {{Spear Counterpart}}s in the Rowdyruff Boys and {{Evil Counterpart}}s in the Powerpunk Girls.

%%* [[WesternAnimation/TheVentureBrothers "GO TEAM VENTURE!"]]

* ''Fanfic/DigimonCodex'': The Wingdramon and Breakdramon training under the Royal Knights are both brothers, who were both originally Dracomon and Digivolved into Coredramon Blue and Green at the same time. They have both been trained by the Royal Knights to [[FusionDance DNA Digivolve into the Royal Knight Examon]] once they are both Megas. However, Wingdramon confesses that [[spoiler:he is [[WillfullyWeak holding off on becoming a Mega for as long as possible]], due to DNA Digivolving causing one of the Digimon to suffer a DeathOfPersonality when done with Wild Digimon, and wanting to protect his brother Breakdramon since he volunteered to be the one who dies]]. Thanks to Flash though, [[spoiler:Breakdramon is able to DNA Digivolve with a mindless scan of Slayerdramon into Examon, and he tells Wingdramon he can Digivolve into a UlforceVeedramon on his own, thus allowing the two brothers to both become Royal Knights and fight side by side together]].

* ''Fanfic/{{Relic of the Future}}'': Having had a different, much kinder upbringing in the alternate universe, Weiss and Whitley Schnee are significantly closer than their canon selves initially were in the show, both have unlocked their Semblances (something Whitley hasn't yet done in the show), and they're clearly used to working combatively in a pair after being trained by Winter.

* An odd case in ''FanFic/DungeonKeeperAmi''. [[BadAssBookWorm Ami]] and [[ActionGirl Tiger]], who are not sisters, siblings, blood relations, or of the same ''species''. Magical misshap, however, has made them similar in both appearence and mannerism. Later, Tiger is formally adopted into the Mizuno family, playing this trope straighter.

* ''[[FanFic/MLPNextGenerationKnowFear MLP Next Generation: Know Fear!]]'' has Lazarus and Lara, the griffon brother and sister who serve as [[CoDragons Shadow Wing's]] chief [[DeepCoverAgent Pretender agents]].

* [[Wrestling/BretHart Bret]] and Wrestling/OwenHart who had a short lived, but memorable tag team run. Other combinations of Hart brothers (of the 8 Hart brothers '''''seven''''' became wrestlers, and the eighth was a referee[[note]]And all 4 of his daughters married wrestlers[[/note]]) formed tag teams at various points.

* [[Wrestling/BretHart Bret]] and Wrestling/OwenHart who had a short lived, but memorable tag team run.

* Doug and Rob Walker of Website/ThatGuyWithTheGlasses, though Rob usually works behind the camera. He's still credited, mentioned and even shown a couple of times in the videos.

* ''Literature/{{Quarters}}'': Vree and Bannon, a sister/brother team of assassins.