![]() ![]() Technōs, as well as all of its franchises, is now property of Arc System Works, the company that had ported the original Double Dragon to the Sega Master System console in 1988. In 2003, Double Dragon Advance came out for the Game Boy Advance. Besides the arcade version, there are versions for the NES, Master System, Atari 2600, Atari 7800, Atari ST, Amiga, Amstrad CPC, Commodore 64, Game Boy, Genesis/Mega Drive and Atari Lynx, among others. Due to the popularity of the game series, an animated series and live-action film adaptation have also been produced. Double Dragon is an arcade classic beat em up fighting game, released in 1987. Click edit to replace this paragraph with a description of your TV series for. Simple : 42 En vente jusquau 30 novembre 2021 17 : 11 novembre 2000: Première édition, sans les pages de chapitre et un sens de lecture occidental. 2003 2007: Réédition avec une couverture violette et le logo doriginal. The series stars twin martial artists, Billy and Jimmy Lee, as they fight against various adversaries and rivals. King Ultraman is the twin brother of Ultraman King and a member of the. Réédition avec une couverture orange et le même logo que les versions doubles. It's too bad that Tradewest destroyed the franchise with this crap.Double Dragon ( ダブルドラゴン, Daburu Doragon ?) is a beat 'em up video game series originally developed by Technōs Japan and released as an arcade game in 1987. Michael Donovan and Scott McNeil were not bad either. He could had used that talent as a Highlander villain instead of playing goody two-shoes Watcher, Joe Dawson (or maybe he could have a double role as well). Double Dragon is an American-Canadian-Italian animated series based on the video game series of the same name. Jim Byrnes makes a wonderful villain with his deep voice. The anti-drugs messages and voices are the only good part about this show. None of the supporting characters or villains were actually from the video game and the ones that were bore no resemblance with their videogame counterparts. I thought Double Dragon was about martial arts. Instead, they fought with magical swords instead. Billy and Jimmy wore ridiculous looking costumes and they didn't even use their martial arts. ![]() The animation was bad, the music was cheesy and the writers has obviously never touched a Double Dragon game in their life. This is one of the worst adaptation a video game could have. Then they wear ridiculous looking costumes. Jimmy is betrayed by the Shadow Master, so he becomes a good guy, teams up with Billy and unleash the power the Dragon Sword together, which splits in two. The Shadow Master kills off Abobo and Willy and replaced them with more incompetent bad guys (none which were actually featured in the videogames). In the series, we learn that Jimmy is actually a pawn of a guy called the Shadow Master (who looks nothing like his NES counterpart). However, Jimmy and Billy's female cop girlfirend, Marian, are kidnapped by the Shadow Warriors and Billy managed to beat the Shadow Bosses' two henchmen: Abobo and Willy and confronts the Shadow Boss, who at the end turns out to be Jimmy (surprise, surprise). It seems that everythings that happens to Billy, also happens to Jimmy (this includes stains on clothes). I don't remember much after that, except that Billy gets reunited with his long-lost twin brother, Jimmy. As a result, the old master advices Billy that he must leave (actually he dies, but they can't use that word in a Saturday Morning Cartoon), so Billy must take the Dragon Sword and protect Metro City (Ed's Note: W.A.M! I though this was based on Double Dragon, not Final Fight) from a group called the Shadow Warriors. Dimension ist ein Actionfilm aus dem Jahre 1994, der auf dem gleichnamigen Computerspiel aus dem Jahre 1987 basiert. Billy Lee is a martial artist who was raised by a wise old master. The pilot episode is loosely based on the NES version of the first Double Dragon (noticed the word loosely). A company called Tradewest took over the franchise in the U.S and they made this abomination of an animated series (among several other abominations) that eventually destroyed the franchise. While it was not the first of it's kind (Technos' Kunio-Kun came first), it was very popular and spawned three sequels at the Arcade and three home versions for the Famicom/NES and even a Super Famicom-only sequel, Return of Double Dragon. Double Dragon was originally an Arcade game by the late Technos Japan Corp., about two brothers trying to save their girl from a street gang. ![]()
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