The Interesting Twins From Beneath The Mountain are a pair of Japanese twins, a boy and a girl, who work for Father. They are similar to The Delightful Children From Down The Lane in many ways, including their appearance, naming pattern and manner of speech. Like their counterparts, they talk in monotone, though not always in unison; instead, they often each finish the other's sentences (much like Mr. Wink and Mr. Fibb). It must also be noted that when angered, both twins can raise their voices to the point of loudly yelling or crying should the situation call for it.
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| - The Interesting Twins From Beneath The Mountain are a pair of Japanese twins, a boy and a girl, who work for Father. They are similar to The Delightful Children From Down The Lane in many ways, including their appearance, naming pattern and manner of speech. Like their counterparts, they talk in monotone, though not always in unison; instead, they often each finish the other's sentences (much like Mr. Wink and Mr. Fibb). It must also be noted that when angered, both twins can raise their voices to the point of loudly yelling or crying should the situation call for it.
- The Interesting Twins From Beneath the Mountain (ITFBtM for short) are Japanese counterparts of the Delightful Children From Down the Lane who appeared in two episodes of Codename: Kids Next Door. They are a brother and sister who are expert spies and incredible masters of disguise, being able to fit themselves into perfect mechanical replicas of anything, and usually finish each others' sentences. They appear to be permanently "delightfulized" by Father, but not to the extent of the Delightful Children (who were a one–time result of the first delightfulization chamber made having much stronger effects than intended and destroying itself in the process of creating them). Although they constantly do their best to stay cool, calm and collected, the twins have implausibly bad luck and seem to
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| - The Interesting Twins From Beneath the Mountain (ITFBtM for short) are Japanese counterparts of the Delightful Children From Down the Lane who appeared in two episodes of Codename: Kids Next Door. They are a brother and sister who are expert spies and incredible masters of disguise, being able to fit themselves into perfect mechanical replicas of anything, and usually finish each others' sentences. They appear to be permanently "delightfulized" by Father, but not to the extent of the Delightful Children (who were a one–time result of the first delightfulization chamber made having much stronger effects than intended and destroying itself in the process of creating them). Although they constantly do their best to stay cool, calm and collected, the twins have implausibly bad luck and seem to end up quitting all their missions out of frustration. There were also rumors that the Interesting Twins are the Delightful Children's cousins, as well as the Rowdy Hooligans, but these were completely false when the movie fired aired.
- The Interesting Twins From Beneath The Mountain are a pair of Japanese twins, a boy and a girl, who work for Father. They are similar to The Delightful Children From Down The Lane in many ways, including their appearance, naming pattern and manner of speech. Like their counterparts, they talk in monotone, though not always in unison; instead, they often each finish the other's sentences (much like Mr. Wink and Mr. Fibb). It must also be noted that when angered, both twins can raise their voices to the point of loudly yelling or crying should the situation call for it.
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