Kyle wears green and is the weakest but fastest. Violent Storm inverted it compared to most brawlers that followed the Final Fight template.However, the two characters are also head swaps, with Maxima having a human head with beret, whereas Rocky is completely robotic. In Robo Army, Maxima (Player 1) wears red, while Rocky (Player 2) wears blue.While neither character are actually identified in the game, Ryu Hayabusa (the main character in the NES version) wears a blue ninja outfit, while his father Ken wears a similar red outfit, matching the colors of the two player characters (leading some fans to speculate that the events depicted in the arcade version is a mission that Ryu and Ken Hayabusa went through before the events of the NES series). Ninja Gaiden (arcade version) has Player 1 as a blue ninja and Player 2 as a red ninja.Golden Axe featured Tyris Flare (red the best magic, the best speed, but weak), Ax-Battler (blue average magic, average attack, and average speed), and Gilius Thunderhead (green the worst magic, the worst speed, but has the best range with his axe).Most games that copied the Final Fight template (usually 3 playable characters) followed this color scheme: blue, red, and green (yellow for Streets of Rage 1).Dynamite Dux: Player 1 is the blue duck Bin, and Player 2 is the red duck Pin.Some of the later games, like Double Dragon Advance and the iOS/Android remake from 2013, would use this style, while other games like Double Dragon Neon would go back to the original arcade game's palette swapped twins style. Some of the earlier manual/promo artwork for the Famicom versions (and even the story sequences and character portraits of Double Dragon III on the NES) already depicted the Lee brothers with differing hairstyles, but Super Double Dragon was the first game to actually distinguish them in-game. Instead of the pompadour style they had in the arcade and NES games, Billy has straight brown hair, while Jimmy has a blond flap-top style. In Super Double Dragon, Billy and Jimmy actually have different hair styles for their sprites.A bug in the game's 2-players mode even allows a single player to play the whole game as both Lee brothers. The NES version of Double Dragon III has Player 1 start out as Billy and Player 2 as Jimmy as usual, but the players can switch characters at any point.However, Masao (the player 1 member of the Oyama Brothers) wears a white karate gi. This also applies to the new characters featured in addition to Billy and Jimmy, which consists of groups of palette-swapped siblings similar to the Lee brothers. The arcade version of Double Dragon 3 allows the option for a third player, who controls a yellow-clad palette-swap of the Lee brothers named Sonny.The NES version brought then back to their original blue and red outfits. The arcade version of Double Dragon II has Billy wearing a black outfit and Jimmy wearing a white outfit.However, the bonus one-on-one versus mode, which consisted exclusively of mirror matches, has both players depicted in varying color schemes depending on the character, but Player 1's life bar is always blue while Player 2/CPU's is always red. This was because the NES version changed the plot by making Jimmy into the bad guy. The NES version of the first game lacked a 2-player co-op, but instead had a 2-player alternating mode where both players controlled Billy Lee.
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Double Dragon - Traditionally the series had Player 1 (Billy) as the blue guy and Player 2 (Jimmy) as the red guy, but there has been some deviations of this formula throughout the course of the series.In addition, there are several unlockable enemy characters. Castle Crashers, though, going by the FAQs, there is some debate over whether one of them is the Yellow Knight or Orange Knight.
In the game's Spiritual Successor, Crude Buster (aka Two Crude Dudes), Player 1 wears yellow and has a faux-hawk style, while Player 2 wears green and has a bald mohawk.
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