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* In the second ''Literature/CircleOfMagic'' book, the pirate queen Pauha and her chief mage Enahar are sister and brother.
* Martina Cole's duology ''Dangerous Lady'' and ''Maura's Game'' feature a whole family of criminals...[[spoiler: and the leader, and brains of the outfit, is the youngest sibling and only daughter.]]
* ''Literature/TheHanSoloAdventures:''
** ''Han Solo at Star's End'' features a sympathetic version, with two brothers who work for Doc Vandergate's outfit of outlaw technicians.
** [[TheGunslinger Gallandro's]] employers in ''Han Solo and the Lost Legacy,'' are a pair of murderous twins who run a mining camp.
* Dave and Banjo Lilywhite in ''Literature/{{Hogfather}}'' try to rob the Tooth Fairy together.
* ''Literature/HarryPotter'':
** The Carrows, brother and sister, are nasty Death Eaters (Amycus being one of two known female Death Eaters, in fact).
** The only other known female Death Eater is Bellatrix Lestrange. Her sister, although not actually a Death Eater, is married to one and supports the Death Eaters [[EvenEvilHasLovedOnes as long as her husband and son aren't threatened]].
** Bellatrix's husband, Rudolphus, and his brother Rabastan are both Death Eaters.
* The fourth ''Literature/KittyNorville'' book contains a very nasty case of this. The sister is[[spoiler: a skinwalker, a practitioner of one of the evilest kinds of magic. She killed one of her sisters to get the power. Her twin brother is a werewolf; she became a skinwalker essentially to keep him company when he turned wolf, with none of the drawbacks of lycanthropy.]] Both are murderous and out of control.
* Creator/LouisLAmour: It would be easier to list the number of L'Amour books and short stories which ''don't'' have villainous brothers (and the occasional sister) working together. Normally they only serve as {{Mook}}s, but the BigBad and TheDragon of ''Passing Through'' are brothers. Normally they are closely knit and the death of one will provoke attempts at revenge (or, in rarer cases, a HeelRealization or KnowWhenToFoldEm desire). One notable exception is embodied by Ike and Purdy Mantle in ''The Quick and the Dead.'' They work together but Ike openly acknowledges they have little in common and [[spoiler:doesn't protest when their last fellow gang member kills Purdy for trying to quit. He comments that it will feel odd going on without Purdy after all the years they spent riding together, but he shows no real sadness or anger and loyally aids his brother's killer for the rest of the book.]]
* The two Crane brothers control the black inmates of the prison in ''Literature/TheMentalState'' like mafia. Little Mickey serves as the brains and Big Billy takes on the role of the muscle.
* ''[[Creator/TimDorsey Serge A. Storms]]''
** The [=McGraw=] Brothers from ''Triggerfish Twist'' are a group of dangerous rednecks with long rap sheets. A carjacking victim killing one of the brothers in self-defense in ''Triggerfish Twist'' sets the rest of the family on a RoaringRampageOfRevenge that doesn't go as planned.
** In ''The Big Bamboo'', [[spoiler:Serge joins his newly discovered half-brother Ford in a scheme to con two corrupt movie producers and then engineer their deaths.]]
** In ''Gator-a-Go'', TheQueenpin known as ''Madre'' once ran her cartel along with her two older brothers before the informant she spends the book chasing mucked things up a few years before the story. Specifically, [[spoiler:when a DirtyCop told ''Madre'' that one of her brothers passed on information to the authorities but she didn't know which, she cheerfully ordered the murders of both of her brothers to make sure she punished the right one.]]
** There are a few sets of brothers in the SmallTownTyrant clan from ''Coconut Cowboy''. Said clan runs speed traps, illegally pumps more water than allowed by law, engages in voter fraud, moves money around for a drug dealer, and kills a few people.
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* In the second ''Literature/CircleOfMagic'' book, the pirate queen Pauha and her chief mage Enahar are sister and brother.
* Martina Cole's duology ''Dangerous Lady'' and ''Maura's Game'' feature a whole family of criminals...[[spoiler: and the leader, and brains of the outfit, is the youngest sibling and only daughter.]]
* ''Literature/TheHanSoloAdventures:''
** ''Han Solo at Star's End'' features a sympathetic version, with two brothers who work for Doc Vandergate's outfit of outlaw technicians.
** [[TheGunslinger Gallandro's]] employers in ''Han Solo and the Lost Legacy,'' are a pair of murderous twins who run a mining camp.
* Dave and Banjo Lilywhite in ''Literature/{{Hogfather}}'' try to rob the Tooth Fairy together.
* ''Literature/HarryPotter'':
** The Carrows, brother and sister, are nasty Death Eaters (Amycus being one of two known female Death Eaters, in fact).
** The only other known female Death Eater is Bellatrix Lestrange. Her sister, although not actually a Death Eater, is married to one and supports the Death Eaters [[EvenEvilHasLovedOnes as long as her husband and son aren't threatened]].
** Bellatrix's husband, Rudolphus, and his brother Rabastan are both Death Eaters.
* The fourth ''Literature/KittyNorville'' book contains a very nasty case of this. The sister is[[spoiler: a skinwalker, a practitioner of one of the evilest kinds of magic. She killed one of her sisters to get the power. Her twin brother is a werewolf; she became a skinwalker essentially to keep him company when he turned wolf, with none of the drawbacks of lycanthropy.]] Both are murderous and out of control.
* Creator/LouisLAmour: It would be easier to list the number of L'Amour books and short stories which ''don't'' have villainous brothers (and the occasional sister) working together. Normally they only serve as {{Mook}}s, but the BigBad and TheDragon of ''Passing Through'' are brothers. Normally they are closely knit and the death of one will provoke attempts at revenge (or, in rarer cases, a HeelRealization or KnowWhenToFoldEm desire). One notable exception is embodied by Ike and Purdy Mantle in ''The Quick and the Dead.'' They work together but Ike openly acknowledges they have little in common and [[spoiler:doesn't protest when their last fellow gang member kills Purdy for trying to quit. He comments that it will feel odd going on without Purdy after all the years they spent riding together, but he shows no real sadness or anger and loyally aids his brother's killer for the rest of the book.]]
* The two Crane brothers control the black inmates of the prison in ''Literature/TheMentalState'' like mafia. Little Mickey serves as the brains and Big Billy takes on the role of the muscle.
* ''[[Creator/TimDorsey Serge A. Storms]]''
** The [=McGraw=] Brothers from ''Triggerfish Twist'' are a group of dangerous rednecks with long rap sheets. A carjacking victim killing one of the brothers in self-defense in ''Triggerfish Twist'' sets the rest of the family on a RoaringRampageOfRevenge that doesn't go as planned.
** In ''The Big Bamboo'', [[spoiler:Serge joins his newly discovered half-brother Ford in a scheme to con two corrupt movie producers and then engineer their deaths.]]
** In ''Gator-a-Go'', TheQueenpin known as ''Madre'' once ran her cartel along with her two older brothers before the informant she spends the book chasing mucked things up a few years before the story. Specifically, [[spoiler:when a DirtyCop told ''Madre'' that one of her brothers passed on information to the authorities but she didn't know which, she cheerfully ordered the murders of both of her brothers to make sure she punished the right one.]]
** There are a few sets of brothers in the SmallTownTyrant clan from ''Coconut Cowboy''. Said clan runs speed traps, illegally pumps more water than allowed by law, engages in voter fraud, moves money around for a drug dealer, and kills a few people.
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* In the second ''Literature/CircleOfMagic'' book, the pirate queen Pauha and her chief mage Enahar are sister and brother.
* Martina Cole's duology ''Dangerous Lady'' and ''Maura's Game'' feature a whole family of criminals...[[spoiler: and the leader, and brains of the outfit, is the youngest sibling and only daughter.]]
* ''Literature/TheHanSoloAdventures:''
** ''Han Solo at Star's End'' features a sympathetic version, with two brothers who work for Doc Vandergate's outfit of outlaw technicians.
** [[TheGunslinger Gallandro's]] employers in ''Han Solo and the Lost Legacy,'' are a pair of murderous twins who run a mining camp.
* Dave and Banjo Lilywhite in ''Literature/{{Hogfather}}'' try to rob the Tooth Fairy together.
* ''Literature/HarryPotter'':
** The Carrows, brother and sister, are nasty Death Eaters (Amycus being one of two known female Death Eaters, in fact).
** The only other known female Death Eater is Bellatrix Lestrange. Her sister, although not actually a Death Eater, is married to one and supports the Death Eaters [[EvenEvilHasLovedOnes as long as her husband and son aren't threatened]].
** Bellatrix's husband, Rudolphus, and his brother Rabastan are both Death Eaters.
* The fourth ''Literature/KittyNorville'' book contains a very nasty case of this. The sister is[[spoiler: a skinwalker, a practitioner of one of the evilest kinds of magic. She killed one of her sisters to get the power. Her twin brother is a werewolf; she became a skinwalker essentially to keep him company when he turned wolf, with none of the drawbacks of lycanthropy.]] Both are murderous and out of control.
* Creator/LouisLAmour: It would be easier to list the number of L'Amour books and short stories which ''don't'' have villainous brothers (and the occasional sister) working together. Normally they only serve as {{Mook}}s, but the BigBad and TheDragon of ''Passing Through'' are brothers. Normally they are closely knit and the death of one will provoke attempts at revenge (or, in rarer cases, a HeelRealization or KnowWhenToFoldEm desire). One notable exception is embodied by Ike and Purdy Mantle in ''The Quick and the Dead.'' They work together but Ike openly acknowledges they have little in common and [[spoiler:doesn't protest when their last fellow gang member kills Purdy for trying to quit. He comments that it will feel odd going on without Purdy after all the years they spent riding together, but he shows no real sadness or anger and loyally aids his brother's killer for the rest of the book.]]
* The two Crane brothers control the black inmates of the prison in ''Literature/TheMentalState'' like mafia. Little Mickey serves as the brains and Big Billy takes on the role of the muscle.
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* In the second ''Literature/CircleOfMagic'' book, the pirate queen Pauha and her chief mage Enahar are sister and brother.
* Martina Cole's duology ''Dangerous Lady'' and ''Maura's Game'' feature a whole family of criminals...[[spoiler: and the leader, and brains of the outfit, is the youngest sibling and only daughter.]]
* ''Literature/TheHanSoloAdventures:''
** ''Han Solo at Star's End'' features a sympathetic version, with two brothers who work for Doc Vandergate's outfit of outlaw technicians.
** [[TheGunslinger Gallandro's]] employers in ''Han Solo and the Lost Legacy,'' are a pair of murderous twins who run a mining camp.
* Dave and Banjo Lilywhite in ''Literature/{{Hogfather}}'' try to rob the Tooth Fairy together.
* ''Literature/HarryPotter'':
** The Carrows, brother and sister, are nasty Death Eaters (Amycus being one of two known female Death Eaters, in fact).
** The only other known female Death Eater is Bellatrix Lestrange. Her sister, although not actually a Death Eater, is married to one and supports the Death Eaters [[EvenEvilHasLovedOnes as long as her husband and son aren't threatened]].
** Bellatrix's husband, Rudolphus, and his brother Rabastan are both Death Eaters.
* The fourth ''Literature/KittyNorville'' book contains a very nasty case of this. The sister is[[spoiler: a skinwalker, a practitioner of one of the evilest kinds of magic. She killed one of her sisters to get the power. Her twin brother is a werewolf; she became a skinwalker essentially to keep him company when he turned wolf, with none of the drawbacks of lycanthropy.]] Both are murderous and out of control.
* Creator/LouisLAmour: It would be easier to list the number of L'Amour books and short stories which ''don't'' have villainous brothers (and the occasional sister) working together. Normally they only serve as {{Mook}}s, but the BigBad and TheDragon of ''Passing Through'' are brothers. Normally they are closely knit and the death of one will provoke attempts at revenge (or, in rarer cases, a HeelRealization or KnowWhenToFoldEm desire). One notable exception is embodied by Ike and Purdy Mantle in ''The Quick and the Dead.'' They work together but Ike openly acknowledges they have little in common and [[spoiler:doesn't protest when their last fellow gang member kills Purdy for trying to quit. He comments that it will feel odd going on without Purdy after all the years they spent riding together, but he shows no real sadness or anger and loyally aids his brother's killer for the rest of the book.]]
* The two Crane brothers control the black inmates of the prison in ''Literature/TheMentalState'' like mafia. Little Mickey serves as the brains and Big Billy takes on the role of the muscle.
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* The Slicer Brothers in ''Manga/FullmetalAlchemist'' -- they were criminals/murderers in life, and were turned into an undead guard -- one forms the head and the other forms the body.
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* ''Manga/FullmetalAlchemist'': The Slicer Brothers in ''Manga/FullmetalAlchemist'' -- they were criminals/murderers in life, and were a {{Serial Killer}} duo turned into an undead guard -- a single suit of AnimatedArmor-- one forms the head and the other forms the body.
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* The [[SpotlightStealingSquad Dalton brothers]] from ''ComicBook/LuckyLuke''. They may not be especially competent, but they're determined to stick to their life of crime. They are the inept [[SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute cousins]] of the historical [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dalton_Gang Dalton brothers]] (another example of the trope), who appeared in a single early episode and were hanged at the end.
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* The [[SpotlightStealingSquad Dalton brothers]] from ''ComicBook/LuckyLuke''. They may not be especially competent, but they're determined to stick to their life of crime. They are the inept [[SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute [[HistoricalCharactersFictionalRelative cousins]] of the historical [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dalton_Gang Dalton brothers]] (another example of the trope), who appeared in a single early episode and were hanged at the end.
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* ''Anime/JoJosBizarreAdventure'' gives us the Music/OingoBoingo Brothers. Oingo has the power to shapeshift, while Boingo has the power to read the future in manga form. While they sound deadly on paper, they are so incompetent that the heroes are unaware of their very ''existence.''
* In ''Anime/MagicalGirlLyricalNanohaStrikers'', the twelve Numbers are sisters who are built by [[BigBad Jail Scaglietti]] and did many crimes for him. Most of them aren't actually evil, and eleven of them go to prison in the end while the last one [[spoiler:died]], but seven of them rehabilitate and four of them prefer to stay in prison. Since ''Audioplay/StrikersSoundStageX'', three of them are working for the Saint Church now and the other four are adopted by the Nakajima family. Even though they now have a normal human life, all seven Numbers are still under (not so strict) observation, especially the eldest of them, Cinque, will have to work for the [[TheFederation TSAB]] for the rest of her life.
* In ''Anime/MagicalGirlLyricalNanohaStrikers'', the twelve Numbers are sisters who are built by [[BigBad Jail Scaglietti]] and did many crimes for him. Most of them aren't actually evil, and eleven of them go to prison in the end while the last one [[spoiler:died]], but seven of them rehabilitate and four of them prefer to stay in prison. Since ''Audioplay/StrikersSoundStageX'', three of them are working for the Saint Church now and the other four are adopted by the Nakajima family. Even though they now have a normal human life, all seven Numbers are still under (not so strict) observation, especially the eldest of them, Cinque, will have to work for the [[TheFederation TSAB]] for the rest of her life.
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* ''Anime/JoJosBizarreAdventure'' gives us the ''Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventure'':
** ''[[Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventureStardustCrusaders Stardust Crusaders]]'': The Music/OingoBoingo Brothers. Oingo has the power to shapeshift, while Boingo has the power to read the future inmanga book form. While they sound deadly on paper, they are so incompetent that the heroes are unaware of their very ''existence.''
''existence''.
** ''[[Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventureGoldenWind Golden Wind]]'': Prosciutto and Pesci, both members of the hitman team.
* ''Franchise/LyricalNanoha'':
** In ''Anime/MagicalGirlLyricalNanohaStrikers'', the twelve Numbers are sisters who are built by [[BigBad Jail Scaglietti]] and did many crimes for him. Most of them aren't actually evil, and eleven of them go to prison in the end while the last one [[spoiler:died]], but seven of them rehabilitate and four of them prefer to stay in prison. Since ''Audioplay/StrikersSoundStageX'', three of them are working for the Saint Church now and the other four are adopted by the Nakajima family. Even though they now have a normal human life, all seven Numbers are still under (not so strict) observation, especially the eldest of them, Cinque, will have to work for the [[TheFederation TSAB]] for the rest of her life.
** ''[[Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventureStardustCrusaders Stardust Crusaders]]'': The Music/OingoBoingo Brothers. Oingo has the power to shapeshift, while Boingo has the power to read the future in
** ''[[Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventureGoldenWind Golden Wind]]'': Prosciutto and Pesci, both members of the hitman team.
* ''Franchise/LyricalNanoha'':
** In ''Anime/MagicalGirlLyricalNanohaStrikers'', the twelve Numbers are sisters who are built by [[BigBad Jail Scaglietti]] and did many crimes for him. Most of them aren't actually evil, and eleven of them go to prison in the end while the last one [[spoiler:died]], but seven of them rehabilitate and four of them prefer to stay in prison. Since ''Audioplay/StrikersSoundStageX'', three of them are working for the Saint Church now and the other four are adopted by the Nakajima family. Even though they now have a normal human life, all seven Numbers are still under (not so strict) observation, especially the eldest of them, Cinque, will have to work for the [[TheFederation TSAB]] for the rest of her life.
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* ''Anime/OutlawStar'': Gene Starwind's archrivals, the [=McDougal=] Brothers.
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* ''Anime/OutlawStar'': ''Manga/OutlawStar'': Gene Starwind's archrivals, the [=McDougal=] Brothers.
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* ''VideoGame/ANNOMutationem'': One of the higher-ups of the Factio Pugni calls himself Loki "The Unbeatable" who shares that [[RedBaron title]] with his brother, "The Unbeatable" Tai Long.
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* ''Literature/HarryPotter'':
** The Carrows, brother and sister, are nasty Death Eaters (Amycus being one of two known female Death Eaters, in fact).
** The only other known female Death Eater is Bellatrix Lestrange. Her sister, although not actually a Death Eater, is married to one and supports the Death Eaters [[EvenEvilHasLovedOnes as long as her husband and son aren't threatened]].
** Bellatrix's husband, Rudolphus, and his brother Rabastan are both Death Eaters.
** The Carrows, brother and sister, are nasty Death Eaters (Amycus being one of two known female Death Eaters, in fact).
** The only other known female Death Eater is Bellatrix Lestrange. Her sister, although not actually a Death Eater, is married to one and supports the Death Eaters [[EvenEvilHasLovedOnes as long as her husband and son aren't threatened]].
** Bellatrix's husband, Rudolphus, and his brother Rabastan are both Death Eaters.
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* In ''Film/GhostRock'', Pickett's gang of outlaws includes the three Thompson brothers.
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* Lifty and Shifty, the thieving raccoon twins from ''WebAnimation/HappyTreeFriends''.
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* Lots of ''Series/WalkerTexasRanger'' episodes involve this sort of topic.
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* ''LightNovel/SwordArtOnline'': [[spoiler:The serial killer "Death Gun" was actually two brothers and a third accomplice working in concert. The elder brother was an SAO survivor and member of laughing coffin. The younger brother has a VillainousCrush on fellow player Sinon. Both are sons of a doctor, with ample access to the drugs needed to commit the actual murders.]]
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* ''LightNovel/SwordArtOnline'': ''Literature/SwordArtOnline'': [[spoiler:The serial killer "Death Gun" was actually two brothers and a third accomplice working in concert. The elder brother was an SAO survivor and member of laughing coffin. The younger brother has a VillainousCrush on fellow player Sinon. Both are sons of a doctor, with ample access to the drugs needed to commit the actual murders.]]
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* ''Series/{{Altered Carbon}}'' gives us secondary villain Dimitri Kadmin, also known as [[http://altered-carbon.wikia.com/wiki/Dimi_2 Dimi the Twin]], who is his own brother. [[spoiler: Not exactly a clone, Dimi uses the series' gimmick of creating a digital copy of his mind and personality to create illegal copies of himself in multiple bodies, known as double-sleeving. Though technically the same person, the copies consider themselves to be brothers.]] Series protagonist Takeshi Kovacs uses the same technique at one point but doesn't consider his double to be a brother.
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* ''Series/{{Altered Carbon}}'' ''Series/AlteredCarbon'' gives us secondary villain Dimitri Kadmin, also known as [[http://altered-carbon.wikia.com/wiki/Dimi_2 Dimi the Twin]], who is his own brother. [[spoiler: Not exactly a clone, Dimi uses the series' gimmick of creating a digital copy of his mind and personality to create illegal copies of himself in multiple bodies, known as double-sleeving. Though technically the same person, the copies consider themselves to be brothers.]] Series protagonist Takeshi Kovacs uses the same technique at one point but doesn't consider his double to be a brother.
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* On ''Series/BreakingBad'' The Cousins are two twin brothers who work as hitmen for a Mexican drug cartel. Their cousin Tuco is a major drug dealer in Albuquerque.
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** The Hunter unsubs of the episode "Open Season" turn out to be a pair of brothers who abduct other humans, set them loose in the middle of the woods, and [[HuntingTheMostDangerousGame have a blast chasing and killing them]]. They basically get discovered due to the elder brother [[PetTheDog petting the dog]] (the younger is severely wounded when their prey fights back, and he starts a fire to signal for help), and this is actually somewhat made a point.
** "To Hell..."/"...And Back" had this with a horrible twist,[[spoiler:one brother is quadriplegic, the other is physically able but seriously mentally impaired. The former manipulates the latter, who doesn't really know what he's doing, into all the crimes]].
** "To Hell..."/"...And Back" had this with a horrible twist,[[spoiler:one brother is quadriplegic, the other is physically able but seriously mentally impaired. The former manipulates the latter, who doesn't really know what he's doing, into all the crimes]].
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** The Hunter unsubs of the episode "Open Season" "[[Recap/CriminalMindsS2E21OpenSeason Open Season]]" turn out to be a pair of brothers who abduct other humans, set them loose in the middle of the woods, and [[HuntingTheMostDangerousGame have a blast chasing and killing them]]. They basically get discovered due to the elder brother [[PetTheDog petting the dog]] (the younger is severely wounded when their prey fights back, and he starts a fire to signal for help), and this is actually somewhat made a point.
**"To "[[Recap/CriminalMindsS4E25ToHell To Hell..."/"...]]"/"[[Recap/CriminalMindsS4E26AndBack ...And Back" had Back]]" has this with a horrible twist,[[spoiler:one twist. [[spoiler:One brother is quadriplegic, the other is physically able but seriously mentally impaired. The former manipulates the latter, who doesn't really know what he's doing, into all the crimes]].crimes.]]
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** In "The Heist", Lee Taylor is a mercenary-for-hire who works on an operation with his brother Calvin and other members of the militia group Lightning Dawn.
** In "Heart's Desire", brothers Jake and Ben Miller are members of a gang of outlaws in TheWildWest.
** In "Heart's Desire", brothers Jake and Ben Miller are members of a gang of outlaws in TheWildWest.
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** In "The Heist", "[[Recap/TheOuterLimits1995S2E14TheHeist The Heist]]", Lee Taylor is a mercenary-for-hire who works on an operation with his brother Calvin and other members of the militia group Lightning Dawn.
** In"Heart's Desire", "[[Recap/TheOuterLimits1995S3E8HeartsDesire Heart's Desire]]", brothers Jake and Ben Miller are members of a gang of outlaws in TheWildWest.
** In
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* A recurring villainous archetype in ''Franchise/FireEmblem'', a pair of Bandit Twins will appear in the early levels every so often in certain missions or side-missions, usually for some comic relief. To date, they have appeared in ''[[VideoGame/FireEmblemTheBindingBlade Binding Blade]]'' (Maggie and Rose), ''[[VideoGame/FireEmblemTheBlazingBlade Blazing Blade]]'' (Paul and Jasmine), ''[[VideoGame/FireEmblemRadiantDawn Radiant Dawn]]'' (Pain and Agony), ''[[VideoGame/FireEmblemAwakening Awakening]]'' (Vincent and Victor), ''[[VideoGame/FireEmblemFates Fates]]'' (Lloyd and Llewellyn), and ''[[VideoGame/FireEmblemEngage Engage]]'' (Totchie and Tetchie).
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** The Pokémon Poacher Brothers, Braggo, Blurt and Chico, from "The Mother of All Battles".
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** The Pokémon Poacher Brothers, Braggo, Blurt and Chico, from "The Mother of All Battles".
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* The Beagle Boys from Disney's ''WesternAnimation/DuckTales1987''.
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* The Beagle Boys from Disney's ''WesternAnimation/DuckTales1987''.''Franchise/DuckTales''.
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* ''Anime/PokémonTheSeries'':
** The Pokémon Poacher Brothers, Braggo, Blurt and Chico, from "The Mother of All Battles".
** The Pokémon Poacher Brothers, Braggo, Blurt and Chico, from "The Mother of All Battles".
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** The Pokémon Poacher Brothers, Braggo, Blurt and Chico, from "The Mother of All Battles".
** The Pokémon Poacher Brothers, Braggo, Blurt and Chico, from "The Mother of All Battles".
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** The Pokémon Poacher Brothers, Braggo, Blurt and Chico, from "The Mother of All Battles".
** The Pokémon Poacher Brothers, Braggo, Blurt and Chico, from "The Mother of All Battles".
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* ''Series/{{CSINY}}'': "[[Recap/CSINYS08E03 Cavallino Rampante]]" features a pair of sisters who make their living by stealing Ferraris and selling the parts.
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* Simon and River Tam in ''Series/{{Firefly}}''. In their case [[JustifiedCriminal it was hardly their fault]].
* A relatively rare positive version of this trope is sibling con artists Emma and Sean Kennedy in Season 5 of ''Series/{{Hustle}}''.
* Danny and Tony Driscoll in ''Series/TheGreenGreenGrass'' and ''Series/OnlyFoolsAndHorses''.
* A relatively rare positive version of this trope is sibling con artists Emma and Sean Kennedy in Season 5 of ''Series/{{Hustle}}''.
* Danny and Tony Driscoll in ''Series/TheGreenGreenGrass'' and ''Series/OnlyFoolsAndHorses''.
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* Danny and Albert Cho (respectively, Kamen Riders Spear and Imperer) in ''Series/KamenRiderDragonKnight''.
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* ''Series/MyNameIsEarl'' Earl and his brother Randy, until Karma got to Earl. At one point Randy was expecting that after Earl finished doing all the stuff on The List they'd go back to stealing stuff.
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* Mr. Cain and Mr. Abel in "Meltdown", the ''Film/ReservoirDogs'' homage episode of ''Series/ThePretender''
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* ''Film/{{War}}'': Chang's CoDragons are brothers. When one of them is killed, the other wants revenge on both Chang (for allowing it to happen) and the actual killer.
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* In ''Film/YoureNext'', two of the masked invaders are brothers. [[spoiler:The killers were hired by brothers Felix and Crispian to kill the rest of the family so they could receive an inheritance sooner.]]
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* Dave and Banjo Lilywhite in ''Literature/{{Hogfather}}''
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* Creator/LouisLAmour: It would be easier to list the number of L'Amour books and short stories which ''don't'' have villainous brothers (and the occasional sister) working together. Normally they only serve as {{Mook}}s, but the BigBad and TheDragon of ''Passing Through'' are brothers. Normally they are closely knit and the death of one will provoke attempts at revenge (or, in rarer cases, a HeelRealization or KnowWhenToFoldEm desire). One notable exception is embodied by Ike and Purdy Mantle in ''The Quick and the Dead.'' They work together but Ike openly acknowledges they have little in common and [[spoiler:doesn't protest when their last fellow gang member kills Purdy for trying to quit. He comments that it will feel odd going on without Purdy after all the years they spent riding together, but he shows no real sadness or anger and loyally aids his brother's killer for the rest of the book.]]
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* Minor Franchise/{{Batman}} foes, the Trigger Twins.
* In UsefulNotes/{{the Bronze Age|OfComicBooks}}, ComicBook/CaptainAmerica battled a pair of brothers, the Eel and the Viper, who were part of the first [[WeirdTradeUnion Serpent Squad]].
* ComicBook/DangerGirl has the twins Cain and Abel who are part of the Nazi organization Hammer.
* In UsefulNotes/{{the Bronze Age|OfComicBooks}}, ComicBook/CaptainAmerica battled a pair of brothers, the Eel and the Viper, who were part of the first [[WeirdTradeUnion Serpent Squad]].
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* Minor Franchise/{{Batman}} foes, ''ComicBook/{{Batman}}'' foes the Trigger Twins.
* In UsefulNotes/{{the Bronze Age|OfComicBooks}}, ComicBook/CaptainAmerica battled a pair of brothers, the Eel (Leopold Stryke) and theViper, Viper (Jordan Stryke), who were part of the first [[WeirdTradeUnion [[QuirkyMinibossSquad Serpent Squad]].
Squad]]. Interestingly enough, when Leopold became a supervillain, Jordan legally changed his last name to Dixon in order to disassociate himself from his brother -- however, Jordan then decided to become a supervillain as well and allied with his brother in the process.
*ComicBook/DangerGirl ''ComicBook/DangerGirl'' has the twins Cain and Abel who are part of the Nazi organization Hammer.
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* ComicBook/TheFlash supervillains Captain Cold and Golden Glider are brother and sister and frequently team up together.
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* ComicBook/IronMan and ComicBook/SpiderWoman respectively battled two pairs of villains called the Brothers Grimm, though only the second version are actually brothers--and twins, at that.
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* ''ComicBook/StrontiumDog'' had two separate groups of these: The Weerd Brothers; Hiss, Cuss, and Silent, and the [[CreepyTwins Creepy]] [[{{Mutants}} Mutant]] [[CreepyTwins Twins]] known only as Stix.
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* ''ComicBook/StrontiumDog'' had two separate groups of these: The Weerd Brothers; Hiss, Cuss, and Silent, and the [[CreepyTwins Creepy]] [[{{Mutants}} Mutant]] {{Mutant|s}} [[CreepyTwins Twins]] known only as Stix.
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* Mammoth and Shimmer, ComicBook/TeenTitans foes and members of the Fearsome Five, are brother and sister.
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* Mammoth and Shimmer, ComicBook/TeenTitans ''ComicBook/TeenTitans'' foes and members of the Fearsome Five, are brother and sister.
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** In UsefulNotes/{{the Silver Age|of Comic Books}} [[LegionOfDoom Brotherhood of Mutants]] and the UltimateUniverse version of same, it was the ambivalently villainous siblings ComicBook/{{Quicksilver}} and the ComicBook/ScarletWitch.
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* ''WesternAnimation/YoungJustice'' has the Tommy and Tuppence, aka the Terror Twins, and another set of twins, Mammoth and Shimmer.
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* ''Anime/TheWonderfulWorldOfPussInBoots'': It's not explicitly stated in the first film, but the third movie clarifies that cat assassins are a band of brothers.
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* ''Series/BoardwalkEmpire'':
** The first season gives us the D'Alessio brothers, a group of about half a dozen brothers of various ages who were petty criminals that become involved in bootlegging at the start of Prohibition. Arnold Rothstein, a much more powerful and competent gangster, uses them as pawns to try to attack and undermine VillainProtagonist Nucky Thompson. Eventually Rothstein and Thompson call a truce, and as part of their deal Rothstein gives Thompson [[YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness information on where to find the remaining brothers]], Nucky's men and allies promptly wipe them out.[[note]]The group likely takes inspiration from the real life Lanzetta brothers, with whom they share a number of similarities, including their ThemeNaming of being named after popes.[[/note]]
** A few seasons later, Al Capone is seen alongside his brothers Ralph and Frank in his criminal endeavors.
** The first season gives us the D'Alessio brothers, a group of about half a dozen brothers of various ages who were petty criminals that become involved in bootlegging at the start of Prohibition. Arnold Rothstein, a much more powerful and competent gangster, uses them as pawns to try to attack and undermine VillainProtagonist Nucky Thompson. Eventually Rothstein and Thompson call a truce, and as part of their deal Rothstein gives Thompson [[YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness information on where to find the remaining brothers]], Nucky's men and allies promptly wipe them out.[[note]]The group likely takes inspiration from the real life Lanzetta brothers, with whom they share a number of similarities, including their ThemeNaming of being named after popes.[[/note]]
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* ''Series/{{Whiplash}}'': The Denver brothers in "Episode in Bathurst". A trio of gunslingers who found the US was getting to hot for them, they move to Australia and [[TakingOverTheTown take over the town of Bathurst]] and start charging a toll for anyone to enter or leave.
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*''VideoGame/CriminalCaseMysteriesOfThePast'' has the Flanagan siblings, Finley and Fiona, who serve as the leaders of TheIrishMob in Sinner's End and control the entire alcohol and prostitution business in the district.
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* Ashlynn Harris and her half-brother Jake Myers from Literature/StrangeLittleBand fit this trope more than that of the SiblingTeam in spite of being protagonists. For example one of their escapades is non-consensual experiments on humans with recreated alien technology. Once their parents get over their personal issues the entire family becomes TheFamilyThatSlaysTogether.
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