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* ''WesternAnimation/TheBotsMaster'': The two {{Bash Brother|s}} BOYZZ groups, the Street BOYZZ and Sports BOYZZ. With the Street BOYZZ just being a duo comprised of Toolzz and Jammerzz, it's easy to see their individual contrasting personalities and recognize them as two different characters while still being inseparable. The Sports BOYZZ, on the other hand, are a group of four, and thus blend together despite their distinct appearances and gimmicks. As the leader, All Ball gets the most dialogue by default, and Batzz is the only one with ADayInTheLimelight, but they still are mostly defined by their appearances and sports gimmicks rather than their individual personalities.

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* The Naaz-Rokha of ''TabletopGame/TwilightImperium'' are a race of tiny, four-armed humanoids who hired a race of Panther-like mercenaries to keep other races from seeing them as easy targets. Both races [[BrainsAndBrawn complemented each other so well]] that they began culturally assimilating with each other to the point of pairing off together from childhood and staying together for the rest of their lives. It's almost impossible to find a Rokha without his or her bonded Naaz perched upon their back.


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* The Naaz-Rokha of ''TabletopGame/TwilightImperium'' are a race of tiny, four-armed humanoids who hired a race of Panther-like mercenaries to keep other races from seeing them as easy targets. Both races [[BrainsAndBrawn complemented each other so well]] that they began culturally assimilating with each other to the point of pairing off together from childhood and staying together for the rest of their lives. It's almost impossible to find a Rokha without his or her bonded Naaz perched upon their back.
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* The Naaz-Rokha of ''TabletopGame/TwilightImperium'' are a race of tiny, four-armed humanoids who hired a race of Panther-like mercenaries to keep other races from seeing them as easy targets. Both races [[BrainsAndBrawn complemented each other so well]] that they began culturally assimilating with each other to the point of pairing off together from childhood and staying together for the rest of their lives. It's almost impossible to find a Rokha without his or her bonded Naaz perched upon their back.

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* ''Manga/DaemonsOfTheShadowRealm'' has lots of examples of this, since the titular daemons come in pairs that can range from [[MoreTeethThanTheOsmondFamily an upper and lower set of teeth]], to [[Literature/TheTortoiseAndTheHare a fast rabbit and a tortoise that can weigh you down so much you can't move]].

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* ''Manga/DaemonsOfTheShadowRealm'' has lots of examples of this, since the titular daemons come in pairs that can range from [[MoreTeethThanTheOsmondFamily an upper and lower set of teeth]], to [[Literature/TheTortoiseAndTheHare a fast rabbit and a tortoise that can weigh you down so much you can't move]]. The twindividual ones tend to have simpler, more straightforward, and similar or complementary powers compared to syndividual ones.


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* ''Manga/DaemonsOfTheShadowRealm'' has lots of examples of this, since the titular daemons come in pairs that can range from [[MoreTeethThanTheOsmondFamily an upper and lower set of teeth]], to [[Literature/TheTortoiseAndTheHare a fast rabbit and a tortoise that can weigh you down so much you can't move]]. The syndividual ones tend to have more complex and contrasting powers compared to twindividual ones.

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