The interplay between double chalcogen-bonding interactions and halogen bonds that coexist in the complexes of ditopic chalcogenazolo-pyridine modules was investigated through the analysis of the crystal structures collected and theoretical calculations. Weak energetic effects are observed in the studied complexes, and these two interactions thus show some additive characters, which can be ascribed to the formation of double interactions with a cyclic motif. The computational tools of atoms in molecules, noncovalent interaction index, and natural bond orbital were also used to characterize the interactions as well as to analyze how these two interactions mutually influence each other.