"Double O" refers to a designation often associated with the fictional character James Bond, a British secret agent in the 007 series created by author Ian Fleming. The "Double O" status indicates that the agent has a license to kill, allowing them to operate with a high level of authority and discretion in dangerous situations. In the context of the James Bond franchise, "Double O" agents are known for their espionage skills, advanced gadgets, and ability to navigate complex international plots. The character has become an iconic symbol of spy fiction, influencing numerous films, books, and other media in the genre.