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* The Stoll brothers from the Hermes cabin in PercyJacksonAndTheOlympians.

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* The eponymous "Twins" on the AdultSwim show {{Superjail}}.

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* The eponymous characters from ''[[{{Ptitlec4z6yn2j}} Edgar & Ellen]]'' fit this trope to a T.

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** Of course, the Katzenjammer Kids are derived from the earlier German [[http://www.fln.vcu.edu/mm/mm-vor_dual.html Max und Moritz]] (1865).

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* Hugal and Monan from the DungeonsAndDragons Eberron novel ''The City of Towers'' thrive on twisting [[MindScrew mind screws.]]

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* Wilykit and Wilykat from ''{{Thundercats}}''.

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* Wilykit and Wilykat from ''{{Thundercats}}''.''{{Thundercats}}'' and ''{{Thundercats 2011}}''.


* Trickster Triplets! DonaldDuck's nephews [[ScroogeMcDuckUniverse Huey, Dewey, and Louie]] are capable of doing quite mischievous pranks, at least in [[CharacterDevelopment their early stories]].

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* Trickster Triplets! DonaldDuck's nephews [[ScroogeMcDuckUniverse [[DisneyDucksComicUniverse Huey, Dewey, and Louie]] are capable of doing quite mischievous pranks, at least in [[CharacterDevelopment their early stories]].
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* Kaoru & Hikaru in ''OuranHighSchoolHostClub''. (They even appear as Cheshire Cats during a {{homage}} to AliceInWondeland.)

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* Kaoru & Hikaru in ''OuranHighSchoolHostClub''. (They even appear as Cheshire Cats in a DreamSequence.)

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* The eponymous characters from ''[[EdgarAndEllen Edgar & Ellen]]'' fit this trope to a T.

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* The eponymous characters from ''Edgar and Ellen'' fit this trope to a T.

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* Trickster triplets! DonaldDuck's nephews [[ScroogeMcDuckUniverse Huey, Dewey, and Louie]] are capable doing of quite mischievous pranks, especially in [[CharacterDevelopment their early stories]].

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* PrideHigh has Smash and Crash. They finish each other's sentences, can trade places with one another in an instant (which they slyly use whle wrestling) and remain the most devilous of the the prime group of antagonists.

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* The Otis twins, AKA "Stars and Stripes" from ''TheCantervilleGhost''.

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* Fuuka & Fumika Narutaki in ''MahouSenseiNegima''. Notably, Fumika is more reserved and often states that Fuuka's pranks aren't such a good idea, but she always gets dragged along and always gets into it anyways.
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* Dee and Dum from ''HeartNoKuniNoAlice''. Their tricks range from the [[FoodFight innocent]] to the... [[DeathTrap not so much.]]

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Click Woe the edit button fictional parents of the Trickster Twins, a set of siblings always up to start no good, much to their sadistic delight. Oftentimes, their antics are strictly for comic relief, but other times, their tricks can be far more sinister. A set of Trickster Twins usually have the tendency to get themselves into trouble and often have to find a way through a series of convoluted plans to escape the situation. Sometimes, they have the tendency to TwinSwitch. The traits most common to a set of Trickster Twins is that they're pranksters or entertainers.

Trickster Twins also have the good-natured compulsion to pick on or tease the rest of the cast. If they target a single character out of the entire cast, that victim is usually the ButtMonkey. May overlap with ThinkTwins depending on their cunning.
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* Kaoru & Hikaru in ''OuranHighSchoolHostClub''. (They even appear as Cheshire Cats in a DreamSequence.)
* Shion & Mion in ''HigurashiNoNakuKoroNi''. Sometimes, it's funny. Other times, it's [[{{HighOctaneNightmareFuel}} not funny at all.]]

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* The Tibble Twins from ''{{Arthur}}''
* ''HarryPotter'': Fred and George Weasley
* Bonnie and Beanie, the little teleporters from Theodore Sturgeon's ''More Than Human''.
* The eponymous characters from ''Edgar and Ellen'' fit
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* Zack and Cody from ''TheSuiteLifeOfZackAndCody''

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* Hans and Fritz, the ''Katzenjammer Kids''
** Of course, the Katzenjammer Kids are derived from the earlier German [[http://www.fln.vcu.edu/mm/mm-vor_dual.html Max und Moritz]] (1865).

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* Phil and Lil from ''{{Rugrats}}''
* Jim and Tim, the Tweebs, from ''KimPossible'', also doubling as ThinkTwins.
* Zim and Zam, Yzma's nephews from ''TheEmperorsNewSchool'' ([[HeyItsThatVoice voiced by Dylan and Cole Sprouse]], who play Zack and Cody).
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