List of twins in fiction

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This is a list of twins in fiction, including notable fictional twins (and other multiples) found in mythology, literature, cartoons (and anime), comics (and manga), video games, motion pictures, and on television. For real-life famous twins, see the list of twins.

This is an incomplete list, which may never be able to satisfy certain standards for completeness. Revisions and sourced additions are welcome.

Contents 1 Myths 2 Literature 3 Cartoons/Comics 4 Anime/Manga 5 Games 6 Movies 7 Plays/Musicals 8 TV shows 9 See also

[edit] Myths

• Apollo and Diana/Artemis, Greek and Roman mythology.
• Castor and Polydeuces (Castor and Pollux), Greek and Roman mythology, pictured in the constellation of Gemini.
• Amphion and Zethus, Greek mythology.
• Romulus and Remus, mythological founders of Rome, raised by a she-wolf.
• Freyja and Freyr, Norse Mythology.
• The Ashvins, Vedic gods.
• Yama and Yami in the Rigveda. Their names mean "twin" in Sanskrit.
• Nakula and Sahadeva in the Hindu epic poem Mahabharata.
• Lakshmana and Shatrughna in the Hindu epic poem Ramayana.
• Lava and Kusa, children of Rama and Sita, Ramayana.
• Yima and Yimeh in Iranian mythology, related to the Hindu Yama and Yami.
• Xochiquetzal and Xochipilli, Aztec mythology.
• Ixbalanque and Hun-Apu, the Hero Twins, Maya mythology.
• Jacob and Esau, biblical.
• Perez and Zerah, biblical.
• Some Syriac Christians believed that Jesus had a twin, the Apostle Thomas.
• The Man in the Iron Mask, 18^th century myth, claimed by some to be the twin of Louis XIV of France.

[edit] Literature

• Esplin 9466 Primary and Esplin 9466 Lesser, twin Yeerks in Animorphs by K. A. Applegate.
• The Anne books, by L.M. Montgomery have two sets of fraternal twins:
  • Davy and Dora Keith;
  • Anne (Nan) and Diana (Di) Blythe.
• The Farival Twins in The Awakening by Kate Chopin
• Marilyn and Carolyn Arnold, and Anna and Abby Stevenson in the The Baby-sitters Club series.
• The Bobbsey Twins, two sets of fraternal twins, Bert and Nan (older) and Flossie and Freddie (younger), from the 1904-1972 eponymous series.
• Josh and Jake Hatford, twin brothers in The Boys Against Girls books by Phyllis Reynolds Naylor.
• Kyle and Lyle Hoover, characters in the novel Breakfast of Champions by Kurt Vonnegut.
• Manuel and Esteban, identical twin brothers from The Bridge of San Luis Rey by Thornton Wilder.
• John and Phillipa Gaunt, fraternal twin siblings in the Children of the Lamp series by Philip Kerr.
• Pedro and Pablo Vicario in Chronicle of a Death Foretold
• Prince Cor and Prince Corin Thunderfist, identical twin brothers from The Horse and His Boy, book 3 of The Chronicles of Narnia by C. S. Lewis.
• Louis and Lucien de Franchi, identical twin brothers (conjoined at birth) from The Corsican Brothers by Alexandre Dumas.
• Thad Beaumont and George Stark are twin brothers in the Stephen King book The Dark Half. George Stark is the embodiment of the weaker twin that was absorbed into the stronger (Thad) in utero.
• Raistlin and Caramon Majere of the Dragonlance series by Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman.
• Caleb and Aaron Trask, fraternal twins in East of Eden by John Steinbeck
• Shawn and Jonathan Bussler, fictional twin superheroes named "Uno" and "The Duece", from the Enon Diaries (compilation of short stories written in the 1980's).
• Cory and Carrie Dollanganger, fraternal twins from the book Flowers in the Attic by V.C. Andrews.
• Brent and Stuart Tarleton, identical twins in Gone With the Wind by Margaret Mitchell
• In the Harry Potter series by J. K. Rowling:
  • Fred and George Weasley, identical twin brothers;
  • Parvati and Padma Patil, identical twin sisters (fraternal twin sisters in the film).
• The Twins, identical twin brothers in the Inheritance Triology by Christopher Paolini
• Landry and Sylvain Barbeau, identical twin brothers in the novel La Petite Fadette, by George Sand.
• In J. R. R. Tolkien's Legendarium, there are several sets of twins:
  • Amrod and Amras in the The Silmarillion;
  • Eluréd and Elurín, also mentionned in The Silmarillion;
  • Elrond and Elros in most books;
  • Elladan and Elrohir in The Lord of the Rings.
• Sam and Eric, identical twin brothers in Lord of the Flies.
• Lotte Körner and Luise Palphy, identical twin sisters from Lottie and Lisa (Das Doppelte Lottchen) by Erich Kästner.
• Neuromancer and Wintermute, a twin pair of AIs from the novel Neuromancer by William Ford Gibson'.
• "The Twins" from the "Lost Boys", identical twin brothers in Peter Pan by James Matthew Barrie.
• Twin princesses Rhyme and Reason in The Phantom Tollbooth
• Princesses Daisy and Dani Valenski, characters of the book Princess Daisy by Judith Krantz.
• Camilla and Charles Macaulay, fraternal twin siblings in The Secret History by Donna Tartt.
• Cersei and Jaime Lannister in A Song of Ice and Fire.
• In Tamora Pierce's works:
  • Alanna and Thom of Trebond, fraternal twin siblings in The Song of the Lioness quartet;
  • Alianne and Alan of Pirate's Swoop, fraternal twin children of Alanna and George in the Daughter of the Lioness duology.
• Nat Cartwright and Fletcher Davenport, heroes of Sons of Fortune by Jeffrey Archer.
• Jared and Simon Grace, identical twins in The Spiderwick Chronicles by Holly Black and Tony DiTerlizzi
• Patricia ("Pat") and Isabel O'Sullivan, identical twin sisters from the St. Clare's book series by Enid Blyton.
• Elizabeth and Jessica Wakefield, identical twin sisters in the Sweet Valley book series.
• Tweedledum and Tweedledee, identical twin brothers meeting Alice in Through the Looking-Glass by Lewis Carroll.
• Lapis Lazuli ("Laz") and Lorelei Lee ("Lor") Long, genetically engineered identical twin sisters of Lazarus Long in Time Enough for Love (and other books) by Robert A. Heinlein.
• Patrick Henry Michelangelo ("Pat") Bartlett and Thomas Paine Leonardo Da Vinci ("Tom") Bartlett, telepathic twin brothers in Time for the Stars by Robert A. Heinlein.
• Camryn Barnes and Alexandra Fielding from T*Witches.
• Teren and Keren, fraternal twins in the Valdemar series by Mercedes Lackey.
• Maharet and Mekare, twin sisters in The Vampire Chronicles series by Anne Rice.
• Sandy and Dennys Murry, twin brothers in A Wrinkle in Time

[edit] Cartoons/Comics

• The Tibble Twins, Tommy and Timmy Tibble, from the Arthur series of children's books by Marc Brown. They also appear in the television series based on the books.
• Maria and Matthew Kilgannon in The Amory Wars, a project helmed by Claudio Sanchez of the band Coheed and Cambria.
• Dee Dee (Delia and Deidre Dennis, voiced by Melissa Joan Hart), twin villains in Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker.
• In Camp Lazlo, the Dung Beetles (Chip and Skip) and the Loon Twins (Dave and Ping-Pong) are clearly twins.
• In Codename: Kids Next Door, there are a total of four operatives who are twins: the Numbuh 8's (from the past in Op. MAURICE) and the Numbuh 44's (seen in various episodes starting with Op. MATADOR)
• Gammid and Galvan, orange and blue super-powered Atlantean identical twin brothers from the CrossGen comic, Crux.
• In the DC Comics universe:
  • Billy and Mary Batson, the secret identities of Fawcett Comics/DC Comics superheroes Captain Marvel and Mary Marvel are fraternal twins;
  • Garth and Ayla Ranzz (a.k.a. Lightning Lad and Lightning Lass), fraternal twin superheroes;
  • Zan and Jayna, the Wonder Twins, teenage alien superheroes from the Hanna-Barbera cartoon Super Friends, who were eventually integrated into the DC Comics universe.
• Ember and Suntop/Sunstream, fraternal twin elf siblings in Elfquest.
• Tomax and Xamot, identical twin brothers with a psychic connection, from the G.I. Joe comics and cartoon.
• Animah and Tanatah, identical twin sisters in the French comic The Incal by Alejandro Jodorowsky and Moebius.
• Jill and Jan Jackson, identical twin all-American teenage girls in the comic strip The Jackson Twins.
• Tommi and Teddy, fraternal twin babies in the comic strip Jump Start.
• Siamese twin assassins, separated conjoined twins who were fused at the arm, in the comic Kabuki.
• Jim and Tim Possible, younger twin brothers of Kim Possible.
• In the Marvel Comics superheroes universe:
  • Jean-Paul and Jeanne-Marie Beaubier (a.k.a. Northstar and Aurora), fraternal twin siblings;
  • Brian Braddock and Elisabeth "Betsy" Braddock (a.k.a. Captain Britain and Psylocke), fraternal twin siblings;
  • Pietro and Wanda Maximoff (a.k.a. Quicksilver and Scarlet Witch), fraternal twin siblings;
  • Tommy Shepherd and Billy Kaplan (a.k.a. Speed and Wiccan), fraternal twin siblings.
• Prince Adam and Princess Adora, a.k.a. He-Man and She-Ra, fraternal twin siblings in the Masters of the Universe series.
• Scooter and Skeeter on Muppet Babies.
• Chip and Biff Oblong, conjoined twin brothers in the short-lived animated series The Oblongs. They have three legs and buttocks and still have four arms.
• 3 and 4, identical twin sisters from Peanuts.
• Bebe and Cece Proud from The Proud Family.
• In Rocko's Modern Life, twins include Chuck and Leon. As mentioned, Rocko James Wallabee claimed to have a twin brother named Ronald.
• Phil and Lil DeVille from Rugrats, voiced by Kath Soucie.
• In The Simpsons:
  • Sherri and Terri Fisk, identical twin sisters;
  • Patty and Selma Bouvier, Marge Simpson's older sisters.
• Goldie and Wendy, identical twin sisters and leaders of the Old Town girls from Frank Miller's Sin City comics.
• "The Twins", Hector Corrio's little sisters in Teamo Supremo. Their names were never given in the series' run.
• Más y Menos, Spanish-speaking superhero twins featured in the Teen Titans animated series.
• Jerry and Terence Lewis, identical twin brothers in Totally Spies!
• Hank Venture and Dean Venture, supposedly fraternal twins in The Venture Bros. Thaddeus S. "Rusty" Venture and Jonas Venture, Jr., fraternal twins in The Venture Bros., where Jonas Jr. is a living parasitic vanishing twin encased incognito entirely inside Rusty's body, surgically removed and separated when they are middle-aged adults.
• In various comic books and animated cartoons by the Walt Disney Company:
  • the identical triplet brothers Huey, Dewey and Louie are Donald Duck's nephews;
  • the identical triplet sisters April, May and June are Daisy Duck's nieces.

[edit] Anime/Manga

• Momiji Fujimiya and Kaede Kunikida are twin sisters in the anime series Blue Seed. (Interestingly, the twin sisters' given names both are different Japanese words for "maple".)
• Iku and Yori Yuki, fraternal twin siblings in Boku wa Imōto ni Koi o Suru.
• Kazuo and Masao Tachibana, identical twin brothers in Captain Tsubasa.
• Aya and Aki Mikage, fraternal twin siblings in Ceres, Celestial Legend.
• Elda/Chii and Freya (also their incarnations in the manga Kobato as Chiho and Chise respectively) are identical twin persocoms in Chobits.
• Kanna and Sōma Amano, fraternal twin brothers in Devil & Devil.
• Kōji Minamoto and Kōichi Kimura, identical twin brothers in Digimon Frontier.
• Debit and Jasdero, twin siblings of the Noah family in D. Gray-man. Together they form Jasdebi.
• Riku and Risa Harada, twin sisters in the manga and anime D.N.Angel.
• Cyborg #17 and Cyborg #18, fraternal twin androids from Dragon Ball Z.
• Jeanie and Amber Malkin, identical twin sisters from The Dreaming.
• Yū and Ai Hayakawa, fraternal twin siblings in Final Fantasy: Unlimited.
• Xia Yu Fan and Xia Yu Lan, twin sisters in Full Metal Panic!: The Second Raid.
• Amiboshi and Suboshi, identical twin brothers in Fushigi Yūgi.
• The entire female cast of the anime Futakoi and Futakoi Alternative are identical twins:
  • Koi and Ui Chigusa;
  • Rara and Ruru Hinagiku;
  • Kaoruko and Sumireko Ichijō;
  • Ai and Mai Momoi;
  • Kira and Yura Sakurazuki;
  • Sara and Sōju Shirogane.
• Kira Yamato and Cagalli Yula Athha, fraternal twin siblings in Gundam Seed and Gundam Seed Destiny.
• Rondo Ghina and Rondo Mina Sahaku, near-identical fraternal twin siblings in Gundam Seed Astray.
• Elf and Zwölf, identical twin gynoids, clones of Alita in the manga GUNNM: Last Order.
• Shūgo and Rena, fraternal twin siblings in .hack//Legend of the Twilight.
• Lemon, Marron and Melon (or Ichigo, Ringo and Sango in the anime), identical triplet sisters in Hanaukyo Maid Team.
• Mina and Nami Kotobuki, identical twin sisters in Happy Seven.
• Mion and Shion Sonozaki, identical twin sisters in the anime, manga, and visual novel series Higurashi no Naku Koro ni.
• Mika and Yuka, identical twin sisters in the hentai manga Hot Tails by Toshiki Yui.
• Kinka and Ginka, conjoined twin demon brothers from InuYasha.
• In the manga Kekkō Kamen, Yuka Chigusa and her identical twin sister use their resemblance to preserve their secret identity as the eponymous heroin.
• Kurumi and Manami Kasuga, fraternal twin sisters in Kimagure Orange Road.
• Richard and Fritz Hornig, twin brothers in Ludwig II
• Maria and Noeru Minamino, fraternal twin siblings (passing off as identical twin sisters) in Mint na Bokura.
• Cho-Li and To-Li, identical twin sisters (parody of Tweedledum and Tweedledee) in Miyuki-chan in Wonderland.
• Johan Liebert and Nina Fortner, fraternal twin siblings in the manga and anime series Monster.
• From Naruto:
  • Hiashi and Hizashi Hyuga, identical twin brothers;
  • Sakon and Ukon, conjoined twin brothers (who can separate shortly during a fight).
• Fūka and Fumika Narutaki, identical twin sisters in Negima!: Magister Negi Magi.
• Cool Mint and Spear Mint, mirror twin angels of the goddess Lind in Oh My Goddess!
• Maiku Kamishiro and Karen Onodera, fraternal twin siblings in Onegai Twins.
• Kaoru and Hikaru Hitachiin, identical twin brothers in Ouran High School Host Club.
• Rin and Ran, identical twin sisters in the Pokémon manga Pokémon Getto Da ze!
• Rina and Yuna Kurimi, identical twin sisters in Pretty Face.
• In The Prince of Tennis, there are three pairs of twins:
  • Ryou and Atsushi Kisarazu, identical twin brothers;
  • Youhei and Kouhei Tanaka, fraternal twin brothers (anime only);
  • Tom and Terry Griffy, fraternal twin brothers from the United States (anime only).
• Prince Daisy and Princess Violetta, near-identical fraternal twin siblings in Twin Knight, sequel to Princess Knight by Osamu Tezuka.
• From Ranma ½:
  • Pink and Link, identical twin sisters in the manga;
  • Linlin and Ranran, fraternal twin sisters in the anime TV-series Ranma ½ Nettō-hen;
  • Daihakusei and Daikokusei, identical twin brothers in the first movie, Big Trouble in Nekonron, China.
• Miki and Kozue Kaoru, fraternal twin siblings in Revolutionary Girl Utena.
• From Saint Seiya:
  • Saga (Gemini Gold Saint) and Kanon (Northern Atlantic Marina General of the Sea Dragon), identical twin brothers;
  • Cyd (God Warrior of Mizar) and Bud (God Warrior of Arkor), identical twin brothers (in the Asgard God Warriors story arc).
• Kazunosuke and Tatsunoshin Niwa, identical twin brothers in Samurai Champloo.
• Pacifica Casull of anime Scrapped Princess had a twin brother, King Forsis.
• Sakura and Shion Murasame, identical twin sisters in Seraphim Call.
• Yoh Asakura and his twin brother, Hao Asakura/Zeke Asakura, from Shaman King.
• Yubaba and Zeniba, identical twin sisters from the movie Spirited Away.
• Serika and Ayaka Kurusugawa, identical sisters in ToHeart. (Despite being identical, they have a one-month age difference)
• Sango and Ruri Himeyuri, identical twin sisters in ToHeart2.
• Subaru Sumeragi and his twin sister Hokuto from Tokyo Babylon and X/1999. They are fraternal twins, though they are nearly identical in appearance.
• Vash the Stampede and Millions Knives, fraternal twin brothers in Trigun.
• Ai and Mai Amatsu, identical twin sisters from the hentai anime Twin Dolls/Twin Angels.
• Naria and Eriya are gold and silver twin catgirls in the anime The Vision of Escaflowne.
• Hiei and Yukina, fraternal twin siblings in YuYu Hakusho.

[edit] Games

• Shou Hamura and Kai Misonou, twin brothers in Angel's Feather.
• Masa and Mune, twin brothers in Chrono Trigger, who combine to form the legendary sword Masamune.
• Yutaka/Yuu (a.k.a. Alyssa) and Sho (a.k.a. Bates) from Clock Tower: Ghost Head (Clock Tower II: The Struggle Within in the US). Although shown as split personalities for most of the game, at the end it's revealed that they were actually fraternal twins who were to be killed, as twins were believed to be cursed in their family. They were buried alive, and although Yutaka was rescued in time, Sho died, and his vengeful spirit began to inhabit the body of his sister.
• Dante and Vergil, identical twin brothers in Devil May Cry.
• Billy and Jimmy Lee (aka Hammer and Spike), twin brothers who are the protagonists of the video game and TV series Double Dragon.
• In the Japanese horror game Fatal Frame II: Crimson Butterfly, the whole game features multiple sets of twins such as the main characters, Mio and Mayu. Also included are the Tachibana twins Itsuki and Mutsuki, the Kurosawa twins Sae and Yae and the Kiryu twins Azami and Akane.
• Leysritt and Sella, twin maids from the Japanese game Fate/stay night.
• Palom and Porom, fraternal twin siblings in Final Fantasy IV.
• Edgar Roni Figaro and Sabin René Figaro (a.k.a. Mash René Figaro), fraternal twin brothers in Final Fantasy VI.
• Basch von Ronsenberg and Noah von Ronsenburg/Judge Magister Gabranth, identical twin brothers in Final Fantasy XII.
• From Fire Emblem : Seisen no Keifu :
  • Briddgit and Edin, identical twin sisters;
  • Lakche and Skasaha, fraternal twins;
  • Julia and Julius, fraternal twins.
• Ephraim and Eirika, fraternal twins in the video game Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones.
• Giana and Maria, twin sisters in the Commodore 64 game Great Giana Sisters.
• Bridget from Guilty Gear has an unnamed twin brother, and dress as a girl because of a superstition concerning twin boys.
• Caithin, Oria and Lysara, conjoined triplets separated at birth, in the video game Icewind Dale 2.
• Alba and Soiree Meira, twin brothers in King of Fighters: Maximum Impact.
• Alicia and Laticia, twin sisters known as "The Twin Dragonmasters", in Lunar : Silver Star Story
• Solid Snake and Liquid Snake are identical twin brothers in the Metal Gear Solid series, as well as to Solidus Snake.
• From Pokémon:
  • Tate and Liza, fraternal twin gym leaders;
  • Plusle and Minun, two Pokémon species considered twins.
• Alfred and Alexia Ashford, fraternal twin siblings in Resident Evil Code: Veronica.
• In The Sims 2, there are various twin siblings:
  • Dina and Nina Caliente and Angela and Lilith Pleasant come pre-made in the game.
  • In the expansion pack University, Alderic and Almeric Davis come pre-made with the La Fiesta Tech University.
  • In the expansion Open for Business, Jason and Jodie Larson come pre-made in the Bluewater Village shopping district.
• Yang Lee and Yun Lee, fraternal twin martial artists from Street Fighter III.
• In the Super Mario Bros. series:
  • Mario and Luigi, fraternal twins (retconned, Mario was originally older);
  • Iggy and Lemmy Koopa, twin Koopalings from Super Mario Bros. 3.
• Miho and Maho Shirayuki, identical twin sisters in Tokimeki Memorial 2
• Hisui and Kohaku, twin maids from the Japanese game Tsukihime
• Victor and Moritz, a.k.a the Evil Twins, identical twin parrots in Twinsanity.
• Irving Valeria and Altacia Valeria, fraternal twins in the video game Wild ARMs: 2nd Ignition.

[edit] Movies

• Donald Kaufman, Charlie Kaufman's fictional twin brother, a character in the movie Adaptation. Both roles were played by Nicolas Cage.
• Flora and Fauna, conjoined twin sisters in The Addams Family 1991 movie.
• Fook Mi and Fook Yu, identical twin sisters in Austin Powers in Goldmember.
• Chi wu Shuang, brother/sister conjoined twins from the 1993 Hong Kong film The Bride with White Hair.
• "La Pieuvre" ("the Octopus"), conjoined twin sisters in The City of Lost Children.
• Beverly and Elliot Mantle, the twin doctors of Dead Ringers, both played by Jeremy Irons.
• John and Samantha Grimm (played by Karl Urban and Rosamund Pike), the marine and the archaeologist, are fraternal twins from the 2005 video-game movie Doom.
• Alex and Chad Wagner (both played by Jean-Claude Van Damme), identical twin brothers in Double Impact.
• Tony and Tia Malone (or Danny and Anna in the 1995 Disney remake) from Escape to Witch Mountain. The whole story actually features separated twins.
• Sharpay and Ryan Evans (Ashley Tisdale and Lucas Grabeel), fraternal twins from the Disney Channel original movie High School Musical.
• In the 2005 horror movie House of Wax:
  • Nick and Carly Jones (played by Chad Michael Murray and Elisha Cuthbert) are fraternal twins;
  • Bo and Vincent (both played by Brian Van Holt) are identical (one is deformed), previously-conjoined twins.
• "The Twins" (played by Neil and Adrian Rayment) in The Matrix Reloaded.
• The Saint-Forget quintuplets (all five brothers, as well as their father, played by Fernandel) in the 1954 French movie Le Mouton à cinq pattes.
• Sharon McKendrick and Susan Evers (both played by Hayley Mills) or Hallie Parker and Annie James (both played by Lindsay Lohan), identical twin sisters separated in babyhood after parents' divorce, in two movie versions of The Parent Trap (based on the book by Erich Kästner).
• In the Star Wars series:
  • Luke Skywalker and Leia Organa Solo, fraternal twin children of Anakin Skywalker and Padmé Amidala;
  • Jaina and Jacen Solo, fraternal twin children of Leia Organa Solo and Han Solo in the Star Wars Expanded Universe.
• Claude/Charles and Philippe/Pierre, two pairs of identical twins played by Gene Wilder and Donald Sutherland in Start the Revolution Without Me.
• Bob and Walt (Matt Damon and Greg Kinnear), conjoined twins in the Farrelly brothers' motion picture Stuck On You.
• Blake and Francis Falls, conjoined twin brothers played by identical twins Mark and Michael Polish in the motion picture Twin Falls Idaho.
• Julius and Vincent Benedict (played by Arnold Schwarzenegger and Danny DeVito), fraternal(?) twin brothers in the movie Twins.

[edit] Plays/Musicals

• Coricopat and Tantomile, identical twin "Jellicle" cats in the musical Cats.
• Viola and Sebastian, fraternal twin siblings in Shakespeare's play Twelfth Night, or What You Will.

[edit] TV shows

• From Arrested Development:
  • Michael Bluth (Jason Bateman) and Lyndsay Bluth (Portia de Rossi), fraternal twin siblings;
  • George Sr. and Oscar Bluth, identical twin brothers, both played by Jeffrey Tambor.
• Brandon and Brenda Walsh, fraternal twin siblings in the Fox Network prime-time soap opera Beverly Hills 90210.
• Preston and Porter Scavo, identical twin brothers in Desperate Housewives.
• Pete Beale and Pauline Fowler, Lucy and Peter Beale, and Darren and Demi Miller, three pairs of fraternal twin siblings in the BBC soap opera EastEnders
• Ursula Buffay on Mad About You and Phoebe Buffay on Friends, both played by Lisa Kudrow and occasionally appearing in the same show.
• Willie and Mark Hogan are fraternal twin brothers on The Hogan Family.
• Conner and Eric McKnight, identical twin brothers (played by James Napier). The first one is serving as Red Ranger for Power Rangers: Dino Thunder, the last appeared in the previous series, Power Rangers: Ninja Storm, as a rookie in the Wind Ninja Academy.
• Bert from Sesame Street has an identical twin brother named Bart.
• Zack Martin (Dylan Sprouse) and Cody Martin (Cole Sprouse), identical twin brothers from The Suite Life of Zack and Cody.

[edit] See also

• Evil twin