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** Dragonsong's Reprise (Ultimate) does this twice; the first phase in the Vault pits your party against dungeon bosses Sers Adelphel and Grinneaux, with Charibert untargetable. The sixth and penultimate phase of the raid faces you off against Nidhogg and Hraesvelgr [[spoiler:in an alternate timeline where Haurchefant survives.]]
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** In the spin-off, ''Crisis Zone'', the office level ends with a battle against the URDA's two lead enforcers, [[FatAndSkinny Tiger and Edgey]], who attacks you at the same time. Approximately 80% of difficulties from said battle comes from Edgey, though - while Tiger hits like a tank, his attacks are relatively easy to dodge and he's difficult to miss due to his massive size. Edgey on the other hand swoops around the area at lightning speed while spamming his FlechetteStorm all over the place, and can hack away player's lives in an instant.

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** In the spin-off, ''Crisis Zone'', ''VideoGame/CrisisZone1999'', the office level ends with a battle against the URDA's two lead enforcers, [[FatAndSkinny Tiger and Edgey]], who attacks you at the same time. Approximately 80% of difficulties from said battle comes from Edgey, though - while Tiger hits like a tank, his attacks are relatively easy to dodge and he's difficult to miss due to his massive size. Edgey on the other hand swoops around the area at lightning speed while spamming his FlechetteStorm all over the place, and can hack away player's lives in an instant.
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It's the first easy boss.


* ''VideoGame/ChimeraBeast'' had the first boss, two lamprey-like organisms which could only be damaged when their heads were visible.

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* ''VideoGame/ChimeraBeast'' had the first boss, WarmUpBoss, two lamprey-like organisms which could only be damaged when their heads were visible.

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* ''VideoGame/LikeADragon'':
** ''VideoGame/Yakuza1'' has the Akai Brothers, who combine this with FlunkyBoss.
** ''VideoGame/Yakuza4'' has [[CowBoyCop Masayoshi Tanimura]] and [[ChivalrousPervert Shun Akiyama]] square up against [[TheHero Kiryu Kazuma]] in the sewers. [[TakeOurWordForIt It doesn't end well for them.]] [[DefeatMeansFriendship Well, kinda.]]
** ''VideoGame/LikeADragonGaidenTheManWhoErasedHisName'' has the fight with Homare Nishitani III and [[spoiler:Kosei Shishido]] after the latter pulls a FaceHeelTurn.



* ''VideoGame/Yakuza1'' has the Akai Brothers, who combine this with FlunkyBoss.
* ''VideoGame/Yakuza4'' has [[CowBoyCop Masayoshi Tanimura]] and [[ChivalrousPervert Shun Akiyama]] square up against [[TheHero Kiryu Kazuma]] in the sewers. [[TakeOurWordForIt It doesn't end well for them.]] [[DefeatMeansFriendship Well, kinda.]]

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* ''VideoGame/YakuzaLikeADragon''; [[spoiler: Goro Majima and Taiga Saejima team up to take on Ichiban and his friends near the start of the third act. Majima goes in first, then is joined halfway through the fight by Saejima, and they even have their own LimitBreak where Saejima grabs Majima by the legs and spins him around, allowing Majima to slash nearby targets before Saejima pitches him knife-first towards Ichiban, the two finishing with a knee to Ichiban's head and a punch to his solar plexus respectively]].

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* ''VideoGame/YakuzaLikeADragon''; ''VideoGame/YakuzaLikeADragon'':
** Ichiban fights Reiji Ishioda as part of two separate dual boss fights ([[RecurringBoss as well as two solo fights]]). The first time, he and [[spoiler:Nanba]] fight together; the second time, he's with Mirror Face.
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[[spoiler: Goro Majima and Taiga Saejima team up to take on Ichiban and his friends near the start of the third act. Majima goes in first, then is joined halfway through the fight by Saejima, and they even have their own LimitBreak where Saejima grabs Majima by the legs and spins him around, allowing Majima to slash nearby targets before Saejima pitches him knife-first towards Ichiban, the two finishing with a knee to Ichiban's head and a punch to his solar plexus respectively]].
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* ''VideoGame/AstraHunterZosma'':
** The second story boss, Waxing and Waning, is a pair of fairies.
** The Aquila Arena tournament has several miniboss pairs: Bullogna and Sorelami, Flarp and Droll, and Patch Sr. and Pill Jr.
** One of the postgame {{superboss}}es is [[spoiler:Lunita and Maru, the protagonists of ''Crescent Prism'']].
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* ''Film/TheRaid2Berandal'': Rama versus the BrotherSisterTeam of [[NoNameGiven unnamed fighters]], the [[BatterUp Baseball Bat guy]] and [[DropTheHammer Hammer girl]].

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* ''Film/TheRaid2Berandal'': Rama versus the BrotherSisterTeam of [[NoNameGiven unnamed fighters]], the [[BatterUp Baseball Bat guy]] and [[DropTheHammer [[CarryABigStick Hammer girl]].
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** In ''VideoGame/FireEmblemThreeHouses'', the Verdant Wind and Silver Snow routes have you face Hubert and the Death Knight on the streets of Enbarr before the final showdown against Edelgard at the Imperial Palace.


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** In ''VideoGame/FireEmblemEngage'', the bandit twins Tetchie and Totchie serve as the bosses of Chapter 13. Later, you fight against members of the Four Hounds in pairs in a few chapters (Marni and Mauvier in Chapters 16 and 19, and Zephia and Griss in Chapter 23).
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* Inverted slightly in ''VideoGame/{{Deltatraveler}}''. The Obliteration Route has you fight both Ness and Paula in a boss battle. The inversion comes from the fact that this fight is a set-up. You can spare both of them and abort the route, but kill Ness, and you learn the TRUE boss in this scenario is Paula. And she isn't holding back anymore.
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* ''VideoGame/Yakuza1'' has the Akai Brothers, who combine this with FlunkyBoss.
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* ''VideoGame/{{Cuphead}}'': One stage has you dealing with Ribby and Croaks, two frog bosses wearing boxing gloves.
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** The Katayanagi twins in the comic and its [[Film/ScottPilgrimVsTheWorld live-action film]] and [[VideoGame/ScottPilgrim video game]] adaptations.

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** The Katayanagi twins in the comic and its [[Film/ScottPilgrimVsTheWorld live-action film]] and [[VideoGame/ScottPilgrim [[VideoGame/ScottPilgrimVsTheWorldTheGame video game]] adaptations.

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Chimera Beast is a Shoot Em Up, so it should go in that folder. I had no idea that the game was already listed here; it was just in the wrong folder. Oops.


* ''VideoGame/ChimeraBeast'' had the first boss, two lamprey-like organisms which could only be damaged when their heads were visible.



* The WarmupBoss in ''VideoGame/ChimeraBeast'' is a pair of lampreys.

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* The WarmupBoss in ''VideoGame/ChimeraBeast'' is a pair of lampreys.had the first boss, two lamprey-like organisms which could only be damaged when their heads were visible.
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* The WarmupBoss in ''VideoGame/ChimeraBeast'' is a pair of lampreys.

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