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- The Twins are a Hard Mode boss similar to the Eye of Cthulhu, and the only source of Souls of Sight. The boss is made up of two enemies joined by a "rope" of flesh: Spazmatism and Retinazer. The Twins will sometimes spawn at night during Hard Mode, with the message, "This is going to be a terrible night..." appearing that dusk. This is more likely to happen if the player already has a Mechanical Eye.
- The Twins devote their time to creating elaborate and intelligent schemes designed to make their stay at Superjail entertaining. Though they claim to be the last of their race, it is revealed they are from another planet and are actually just staying at Superjail for a one-year holiday under permission from their father and refuse to go back home.Both are voiced by Richard Mather.
- Talk to Gandohar and he will advise you on how to save your sister from Reist's treachery. He offers to help you turn the tables on Reist and advises you on how to negotiate with him. He then informs you that Reist is waiting for you back in the Goat's Cave.
- The Twins were two notorious bodyguards named Armand and Francesco, whom Vincent Mancini hired to protect Michael Corleone during his stay in Sicily in 1980. They were both killed by Mosca at the Teatro Massimo in Palermo.
- The Twins were two bald magicians. They served the Varden as heads of Du Vrangr Gata and by probing the minds of all who entered Farthen Dûr to make certain they were allies. However, they were actually spies for the Broddring Empire. They had no known individual names.
- Black Agents #27 adn #72 a.k.a. "The Twins" was created by LilMissMaya on Y!Gallery for the club Rookie Mistakes.
- The Twins were two mysterious twins whom were believed by Council Guardians of Special Operations, led by Larac, to be connected to the increased crime spree. The crime spree was later revealed to be connected with the Fallen Order. Since all known intel about the cult suggested that the only twins in the Fallen Order were Zeldora and Ramona Aion, whom were killed by Sirberius Reono and Dante during the Battle of Schloss Fünf, The Twins were guessed to just be spectators or spies of a different organization. The Twins were later revealed as Valentine de Invidia and Kira.
- The Twins are the sheep that look very similar. They are good friends of Shaun. It’s usually double the trouble when this woolly duo is involved. Impossible to tell apart, they’re always up for an adventure, so when Shaun suggests a day out, these two are first in the line! Boisterous, loud and full of energy, this sparky pair likes nothing better than battling it out in a play fight. But the Twins always come together in times of trouble, so when the Farmer needs finding, they do their best to help out.
- The Twins is the second episode of Red vs. Blue: Season 9 and the 175th episode overall.
- File:Risen2 logo 104.png File:The Twins.png The Twins is a pistol in Risen 2: Dark Waters.
- The stun setting was removed which lessened the Twins versatility; however, the owner of these customized blasters was not the sort to take prisoners. Dragus wanted a weapon that would kill, not disable. If disabling was necessary, he would attempt to aim for a non-lethal shot. The most remarkable addition to the weapons was a coating of Reflec polymer that covered the entire outer surface of both pistols. Not only did this help hide the blasters from sight, but it also helped to conceal them from detection by sensor scans.
- Carlin and Carollan, better known as The Twins, are characters from the Pokémon series. Their first (and, up till now, only) appearance was in the Game Boy game Pokémon Basketball Jam.
- The Twins were a duo of albino Exiles who acted as the henchmen of the Merovingian. They emulated the myths of Ghosts, where they had the ability to phase in and out at will.
- The Twins are two Dark Hunters from the Order of Mata Nui with exactly the same appearance.
- カエデちゃんの双子 Age 8-10 years old Human or Diclonius Female Chapter 107 No information No information No information No information No information The Twins are a pair of manga-only characters who make their debut in the final chapter.
- The Twins are two women that appear in Grand Theft Auto: Vice City. One of The Twins (on the left) makes an appearance in a short cutscene in the back room of the Pole Position strip club as a stripper, after the player spends $300 on a dance on the first dancer made available to the player. The other (on the right) appears as a bartender at the Malibu Club who replaces the lady with a Stubby Shotgun after Tommy Vercetti purchases the place as a front.
- The Twins are twin sisters that appear at the start of The Darkness 2.
- The Twins, better known as Hestia and Styx, are the two moons of the Dragonrealm. Hestia is described as female and the stronger of the two, leading her brother Styx across the sky. Their perihelion occurs in autumn. The two moons are intimately connected with the magic of the Dragonrealm and are often involved with dark sorcery. They are referred to as "hungry" for sacrifice. Most significantly, the conjunction of The Twins was needed for the spell of Final Winter and its variations, to either begin or prematurely end the spell.
- The Twins is the basic twin axes weapon that the Black Whirlwind uses throughout the game. He can obtain a more advanced style called Maker's Bane and Placid Guiju at Dirge.
- The Twins are two of the Merovingian's henchmen in The Matrix film trilogy, originating from the machines' second attempt at creating a viable matrix. It is unknown why the Twins became Exiles but they are apparently very infamous with the Agents, who waste no time trying to attack them during the freeway chase.
- The Twins were two of the forty applicants in Season 4. They were portrayed by twin sisters Melinda Dahl (Twin #1) and Caitlin Dahl (Twin #2) and were assigned numbers 15A and 15B respectively. Their names were never revealed in the series. The Twins had a frequent habit in The Right Stuff of arguing with each other over each other's respective diagnoses. Gregory House, who admitted to fantasizing about them, often admonished them about how distracting their arguments were.
- The Twins, sometimes known as The Crossing, is a castle and the seat of House Frey, the Great House of the Riverlands. It consists of two near-identical towers and a fortified bridge over the Green Fork of the River Trident. The Freys' rise began six hundred years before the events of the series with the building of a stone bridge over the Green Fork. It took three generations to build the Twins, but afterwards they quickly grew wealthy by charging passing travelers for the use of the Crossing. The bridge is a massive arch of smooth grey stone, wide enough for two wagons to pass abreast.
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