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==Evaluation==
What a difference a few Awoken Skills make.

The entire "double dragon" or "late bloomer dragon" series was colloquially called the "bad dragons." Because really, even in a game with a lot of pretty bad dragons, they were ''awful''. Even when given their rainbow-flavored ultimate evo's, they were bad leaders and bad subs. But! Fast forward to 2014 and the Bad Monster Rehabilitation Project, and all of a sudden they are excellent monocolor subs and pretty darn solid leaders for advanced players.

The Double Dragons all boast ''two'' Row Enhance Awoken Skills on their colors (like {{AwokenSkill22|20}}), plus a very helpful {{AwokenSkill21|20}}. This makes them excellent subs on any monocolor team which makes use of row awakenings.

When given their Trifruit Ultimate Evos (the series with {{1109|MINN}}), they are also very solid monocolor leaders which complement a Row Enhance playstyle perfectly. While a 3x conditional attack isn't as good (for most applications) as an unconditional 3x attack like you'd find on {{1113|MINN}}, a single monocolor row is enough to trigger their full 3x bonus.

Trifruit Double Dragons pair best with themselves, with unconditional 3x ATK monocolor leaders, and with Heroes such as {{1066|MINN}}. Be sure you keep a good supply of both Row Enhancers and Orb Changers in your subs.

==For New Players==
Throw 'em back! Reroll! They are terrible as leaders until you can beat a very hard dungeon, and not that great as subs until much later in the game when you have the right monsters to support them.

==Background==
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