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* ''Webcomic/GirlGenius'': [[http://www.girlgeniusonline.com/comic.php?date=20021108 There's a story here...]] (first panel)
* In Creator/JasonShiga's ''Webcomic/{{Demon}}'', [[spoiler:[[BigBad Hunter]]]] has a courtyard full of conjoined twins around his fortress as one of several means of keeping Jimmy from possessing his way in [[spoiler:or Sweetpea from possessing her way out]].
* ''Webcomic/ContemplatingReiko'' has Zenith and Nadir, a.k.a. Zeni and Nadi, with one body and two heads. They're usually used for gags about their unusual circumstances (for example, being on separate baseball teams, or Nadi somehow not being able to swim even though Zeni can).

* ''Series/TheXFiles'': The episode "[[Recap/TheXFilesS02E20Humbug Humbug]]" features a circus performer whose under-developed conjoined twin separates from him and commits murder. In the same episode, a character tells of conjoined twins. One died, and the character talks about what it must have been like for the other twin knowing he was about to die as well.

* ''TabletopGame/WarhammerFantasy'': Vilitch the Curseling and his brother Thomin ("the Twisted Twins") were born separately, Thomin enjoying his status as the chieftain's son and a capable warrior while the weak, scrawny was abused by everyone (Thomin included) and apprenticed to the village shaman. Vilitch contantly prayed to Tzeentch that the situation might change, and one day awoke to find that it had: [[https://whfb.lexicanum.com/wiki/File:The_Curseling-_2016-12-01_23-11.jpeg Their bodies had been fused together]], Vilitch a pale eyeless torso growing from his brother's shoulder, Thomin reduced to a drooling moron retaining only his sword skills. Now they serve as Tzeentch's champion, Vilitch slinging spells while Thomin slices up anyone getting too close. But, what with Tzeentch being the god of betrayal, [[spoiler:the situation was reversed in the End Times]].

** "[[Recap/TheSimpsonsS8E1TreehouseOfHorrorVII Treehouse of Horror VII]]" features Bart's EvilTwin, Hugo, who had been separated from Bart at birth and kept in the attic. Hugo, having gone insane after being locked up in the attic his entire life, plans to sew the two of them together again.

* Joe-Jim, the mutant leaders from ''Literature/OrphansOfTheSky'', are two heads that share the same body.
* Not biologically conjoined, but close enough; the "three-headed dragon" in the ''Literature/{{Redwall}}'' book ''Triss'' is actually three large adder siblings (two males and a female) joined by a mace and chain which looped around their bodies and was embedded in their flesh during an attack in their childhood. Since they lack hands, they couldn't untie it, and they were forced to grow up bound together, learning to co-ordinate their movements.

* The ''WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants'' episode "[[Recap/SpongeBobSquarePantsS3E7AsSeenOnTVCanYouSpareADime Can You Spare a Dime?]]" features a brief moment of horror in which [=SpongeBob=] tells Squidward, "We're like brothers... ''only closer''." (This, incidentally, is also one of the page quotes.) Cut to [=SpongeBob=] and Squidward ''[[http://i722.photobucket.com/albums/ww225/K-VonDahl/Untitled-1-1.jpg fused together by a band of flesh]]''. (WARNING! Not for the faint of heart.) Fortunately, NegativeContinuity makes things better after the next cut.

* The creepy twins Sakon and Ukon from ''Manga/{{Naruto}}'' are conjoined... most of the time. Thanks to their special power they can meld their bodies into MultipleHeadCase, turning MultiArmedAndDangerous or separating for tag team attacks whenever needed.

** Also, this is [[spoiler:Pinoco's origin... sorta. She was supposed to be the twin sister of a young girl but her body was absorbed into her in the womb, thus becoming a sort-of ''parasitic'' twin -- basically, a sentient tumor in her body. Black Jack removes the "tumor" but senses Pinoco's wish to live, thus he builds her a small body and adopts her after her "sister" rejects her.]]

* The sisters Raphaela and Luciella end up turning themselves into this in ''Manga/{{Claymore}}''. [[EldritchAbomination Until they wake up]].
* In ''Manga/InuYasha'' there was a tribe of harpy-like bird demons whose leaders were two twin brothers sharing the same bird-like lower body. Much later in the story, the group meets two conjoined demon serpent brothers who are at war with each other.
* An unintentional example in ''Anime/TheUltraman'' with the monster called Opt - originally, it was a trio of {{Sea Monster}}s called Cho, Jin and San, but prolonged exposure to water pollution results in the three of them fusing and sharing a single body.

* 1950s comic stories published by Creator/ECComics often featured conjoined twins, usually revealed in a surprise twist ending.
* ''ComicBook/CastleWaiting'': A pair of conjoined twins are billed as a two-headed girl at a circus (as the owner thinks that's more interesting than two girls joined at the waist).
* In the ''ComicBook/BuffyTheVampireSlayer: Origin'' comic, Buffy fights a set of ''[[ArtisticLicenseBiology opposite-sex]]'' conjoined twins who are running a casino-cum-vampire factory in Las Vegas. The brother is a vampire, and the sister is a good shot with her guns, making them a potent enemy. At the end, [[spoiler:Buffy put holy water in the sprinkler system, then activating it, killing every vampire in the casino -- including the brother. The human sister was left alive.]]
* Divangelic from ''ComicBook/{{Empowered}}''. A pair of twins -- the left one, Charity, is an angel, the right one, Vanity, a devil. Literally speaking.
* In ''ComicBook/TheIncal'' and ''ComicBook/TheMetabarons'', there are Janus-Jana, the Sacred Androgyne and Emperoress of the Galaxy.

** The story "And The Executioner Wore Stiletto Heels" features Two-Tone, a pair of brothers (one white, one black) who essentially form a single, two-headed mob hitman. Their condition has no bearing on the plot though, and most likely the writer made them this way just to add something memorable to an otherwise bland story.

** A two-part story features "Schism, the Skinner Twin", a pair of conjoined twins at a carnival with their whole bodies fused, giving them the appearance of one person with two noses and mouths and three eyes [[spoiler:and, as it turns out, three arms]]. Mal Skinner is mean and bad-tempered and Cal Skinner is cheerful and friendly. Inevitably, they run into Two-Face.
* ''ComicBook/Robin1993'': One of Tim's classmates at Brentwood has a huge scar running down his side from where he was surgically separated from his conjoined twin.
* In ''ComicBook/TheTransformersMarvel'', two of the Wreckers are [=Rack'n'Ruin=], two Autobots who were fused to save their lives.
* Moe and Joe Dubelz in ''ComicBook/Hitman1993'' are a pair of conjoined twins who head the Dubelz crime family. After Tommy shoots Joe in the head, Moe attempts to have Tommy killed before their shared body eventually dies.

* ''ComicBook/{{Vampirella}}'': A "riddle for the fans" issue had a man falling in love with a woman with a hump on her shoulder. He only realized this trope when the hump [[TheImmodestOrgasm couldn't keep silent anymore.]] (Given that the intended "solution" was that she now became a triplet with a head on the other shoulder, so he now can make three women happy at the same time, they love each other and will have a healthy [[BabiesEverAfter baby]], this surely is a happy ending for a Warren story...)
* The Belgian comic ''ComicBook/LeChat'' has "the dumbest conjoined twins in the world", a pair of men connected by their... necktie.
* ''ComicBook/DoomPatrol'' volume 2 issue 37 features a pair of conjoined twin acrobats called Romulus and Remus, the Siamese Aerialists.

* Charles Rodrigues had "The Aesop Brothers", a regular strip in the ''Film/NationalLampoon'', starring siamese twins George and Alex (who curiously don't look alike), and their constant travails.

* ''Film/BigFish'' stars twin sisters Ada and Arlene Tai as conjoined twins/Korean {{Glamorous Wartime Singer}}s, Ping and Jing (pictured above). One of Edward's many {{Tall Tale}}s has him meet them while MIA during the war and escaping with them to the West. [[spoiler:They really do exist, [[LifeEmbellished but are not actually conjoined]]]].

* The 2000 Nickelodeon original movie ''Film/CryBabyLane'' is centered around the legend of a pair of Siamese Twins separated at death: one good and one evil.
* The independent film ''Film/{{Sisters|1973}}'', an early Creator/BrianDePalma effort, features conjoined twins who were previously separated.
* The 1983 splatter film ''Film/BasketCase'' and the two sequels center on conjoined twins Duane and Belial Bradley, who were separated by back-alley doctors against their will at a young age.
* ''Twin Falls Idaho'' centers on reclusive conjoined twin brothers.

* The 2005 mockumentary ''Brothers of the Head'' follows conjoined twin brothers who form a rock band.
* ''Alone'' is a 2007 Thai horror film about two conjoined twins.
* ''Film/TheAddamsFamily'' film had two examples of conjoined twin characters:
** Flora and Fauna Amor, conjoined twin sisters whom Gomez and Fester had as dates at the Debutante Ball.
** Among the Addams relatives seen at Fester's welcome home party are conjoined brothers Dexter and Donald.

* There is a pair of conjoined twins as peripheral characters in ''Film/NotAnotherTeenMovie''; they are considered less weird than Jamie who wears paint-splattered overalls and glasses. They end up [[spoiler:being crowned Prom Queen.]]
* Fodesinbeed Annodue in ''Film/ThePhantomMenace'', although their heads are different for some reason. That may have to do with the fact that it was most likely [[BizarreAlienBiology a trait of their species]].
* The Hong-Kong film ''Film/TheBrideWithWhiteHair'' has opposite-sex conjoined twins.
* The Octopus, villainess(es) from ''Film/TheCityOfLostChildren''.
* In ''Film/{{Freaked}}'', two of the main characters are melded together with a mutative toxin into non-related conjoined people, sharing the girl's right side and the boy's left side and both torsos, melded at the shoulders.
* In ''Film/HellraiserBloodline'', a pair of twins are joined at the face with their flesh twisted around a bolt of some sort when they are turned into Cenobites. They can separate at will (they were regular twins as humans), doing so to horribly kill a third party between them.
* The monster in ''Film/TheThing2011'' invokes this trope on one of its victims ([[BodyHorror while he is still alive and screaming]]), fusing their bodies to create a larger, more intimidating creature (later encountered in Creator/JohnCarpenter's ''[[Film/TheThing1982 The Thing]]'').
* There's a pair of conjoined twins in Davy Jones' crew in ''Franchise/PiratesOfTheCaribbean'', known as Two Head or the Twins. They are played by non-conjoined twin brothers wearing one specially made motion-capture suit. [[spoiler:After the curse is lifted, they are separated.]]
* ''Film/TheGreatestShowman'' features Chang and Eng Bunker, the original "Siamese twins", as performers in Barnum’s show.

* ''The Girls'' by Lori Lansens, which is a fictional autobiography of craniopagus twins
* Unsurprisingly, the Creator/MarkTwain story "The Siamese Twins" was based on the Bunkers.

* Flora and Fauna (again) from ''Love Will Tear Us Apart''. The idea of the novel is "What if the Hilton sisters were in the modern era, and kinda like Britney?"
* Among the various medical miracles in Creator/JohnVarley's ''Literature/EightWorlds'' future history is a brief mention of a passing fad for voluntary conjoinment amongst jaded thrill seekers.
* ''Literature/TheSecretLivesOfPrincesses'' has Princess Flip and Flop. They are inseparable. Literally.
* In ''Literature/TheStoneDanceOfTheChameleon'', the Masters believe conjoined twins, which they call "syblings", to be representatives of the Twin Gods in some way. The twins share the same name ("Left-Name" and "Right-Name" are used to distinguish them if necessary) and one of them is blinded at birth. All of them are children of members of the Emperor's family and serve as elite guards and servants at the palace. When Carnelian theorizes that the high number of syblings within the royal household may have to do with the divine blood burning in their veins, his father wryly points out that more likely it has to do with the drug cocktails given to pregnant women of the House of Masks to make them bear twins.

* One ''TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons'' novel featured conjoined twin ''goblins'', attached at the hip, as leaders of a goblin tribe. The book pre-dated 3E's introduction of class levels for monsters, so making them conjoined twins may have been the author's way to justify them having more attacks/round than a standard goblin chieftain.
* Joe-Jim, the mutant leaders from Heinlein's ''Orphans Of The Sky'', are two heads that share the same body.

* Not biologically conjoined, but close enough; the "three-headed dragon" in the Literature/{{Redwall}} book ''Triss'' is actually three large adder siblings (two males and a female) joined by a mace and chain which looped around their bodies and was embedded in their flesh during an attack in their childhood. Since they lack hands, they couldn't untie it, and they were forced to grow up bound together, learning to co-ordinate their movements.
* In Jane Lindskold's ''[[Literature/FirekeeperSaga Wolf Hunting]]'', fraternal twins (boy and girl) Tiniel and Isende were conjoined twins joined at the hand, indicating the author didn't do her research properly.
* In the short story "My Sister and I", the narrator is one of a pair of conjoined twins, a fact which is only revealed in the last paragraph.
* Ellery Queen's mystery novel ''The Siamese Twin Mystery'' features a pair of male conjoined twins.
* Margaret Lea in ''Literature/TheThirteenthTale'' was born a conjoined twin, which draws her to write about twins. [[spoiler:Her sister didn't survive the operation to separate them]].
* Due to extensive nuclear testing in the AlternateHistory of Shelley Jackson's ''Literature/HalfLife'', conjoined twins are a thriving subculture. One that narrator Nora wants no part of, despite her sleeping twin Blanche.
* There is a pair of conjoined twins on the train in Kenneth Oppel's novel ''The Boundless''.

* Creator/DrSeuss frequently joined his twin characters together by their ''hair''. Exaggerated in "Did I Ever Tell You How Lucky You Are?" with the [[http://vignette4.wikia.nocookie.net/seuss/images/7/74/Dr_Suess_Lucky_Book_VOB.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20140301063932 Brothers Ba-Zoo]], who each have the hair on their head fused with one another's beard.
* ''[[Literature/CalLeandros Moonshine]]'' features Cerberus, a werewolf mob leader who is a pair of conjoined twins to whom everyone refers as one person. He has two heads that each have their own brain and each brain controls one half of the body, which considering his martial prowess is quite a feat of coordination.
* In ''Literature/JoshuaDread,'' superhero costumes are made by the Smicks, a set of conjoined triplets. Notably, they're two women with one man and they have completely different body types. No explanation is made for how this is possible; given the world that this is set in, it could very well be the result of mad science of something.
* ''Literature/TheBoundless'': The Zirkus Dante, which is traveling aboard the titular train, has Li and Meng Zhang, the siamese twin stiltwalkers.
* Disney's ''Literature/TalesFromAdventureland'' has Betty and Dotty, conjoined sisters world renowned as bellydancers and dangerous assassins in the Jungle Explorers Society. Their performing skills play into their swordsmanship as they tend to sing a war song to maintain a tempo while in combat with multiple enemies.

* [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lori_and_George_Schappell George Schappell]] is a country music singer; he is also a conjoined twin, attached to his sister, Lori, at the head.[[note]]They're not somehow fraternal twins. They were born female, but George (previously credited as Dori Schappell, then as Reba Schappell) is transgender, having identified as male from a young age. They are the only known case of conjoined twins where the siblings have different gender identities.[[/note]]

* [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lori_and_George_Schappell George Schappell]] is a country music singer; he is also a conjoined twin, attached to his sister, Lori, at the head.[[note]]They're not somehow fraternal twins. They were assigned female at birth, but George (previously credited as Dori Schappell, then as Reba Schappell) is transgender, having identified as male from a young age. They are the only known case of conjoined twins where the siblings have different gender identities.[[/note]]

* There was an episode of ''WesternAnimation/CourageTheCowardlyDog'' featuring Eliza and Liza Stitch, conjoined twin sisters with one body but two heads.

* ''WesternAnimation/TheOblongs'' features Biff Oblong and Chip Oblong as conjoined twin brothers with a particularly odd variant of sharing a leg and butt cheek, giving them a grand total of 3 legs and 3 butt cheeks. To make things even more awkward than usual, Biff is gay and Chip is straight. Luckily, they've learned how to [[MasterofYourDomain make themselves black out at will]].
* Val and Mal Skullcruncher from ''WesternAnimation/{{Farzar}}'' are [[PolarOppositeTwins polar opposite]] Siamese twin sisters, with Val being a [[GenkiGirl cheery yet soft-spoken]] [[MisplacedKindergartenTeacher kindergarten teacher]] and Mal being a [[ShellShockedVeteran bloodthirsty, quick-to-violence war veteran]], [[BrokenBird whose innocence was destroyed]] in the hell of war. Needless to say, this causes a lot of conflict in their day-to-day life.
** In one episode, it was revealed that they actually have an underdeveloped third conjoined triplet named Sal, who's just a [[BodyHorror misshapen face with tiny arms]] growing in between their breasts. However, he was severed from their body and flushed down the toilet [[StatusQuoIsGod as quickly as he was introduced]].
* ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'':
** "[[Recap/TheSimpsonsS8E1TreehouseOfHorrorVII Treehouse of Horror VII]] featured Bart's EvilTwin, Hugo, who had been separated from Bart at birth and kept in the attic. Hugo, having gone insane after being locked up in the attic his entire life, plans to sew the two of them together again.
** In "[[Recap/TheSimpsonsS4E12MargeVsTheMonorail Marge vs. the Monorail]]", Homer fashioned a makeshift anchor out of the M on the train. He tosses it outside, and it drags on the road. At the same time, Dr. Hibbert is advising a pair of conjoined twins about the "very tricky procedure" that might allow him to separate them — and then Homer goes by with the anchor, chopping them apart easily. The separated twins promptly high-five each other.
** "[[Recap/TheSimpsonsS10E21MontyCantBuyMeLove Monty Can't Buy Me Love]]" has Mr. Burns appear on Jerry Rude's radio show after the host has finished an interview with a pair of short conjoined twins named Knickknack and Paddywack.
* ''WesternAnimation/TheRenAndStimpyShow'' featured one episode where the two of them suffer a terrible bus accident and have to undergo a drastic plan to survive: being sewn together into one body. HilarityEnsues.
* One episode of ''WesternAnimation/ThePowerpuffGirls1998'' had the three of them getting conjoined into one, all facing outward, with control of their limbs randomly shuffled. This was a plot by Mojo Jojo to ruin their ability to thwart him. This backfired when they discovered a super attack because of it and Mojo Jojo decided to separate them rather than deal with even stronger PPG.
* May and June from the ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheAnimatedSeries'' episode [[Recap/TheAdventuresOfBatmanAndRobinE1Sideshow "Sideshow"]], two members of a group of retired freak-show circus performers.
* The ''WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants'' episode "Can You Spare A Dime?" features a brief moment of horror in which [=SpongeBob=] tells Squidward, "We're like brothers...''only closer''." (This, incidentally, is also one of the page quotes.) Cut to [=SpongeBob=] and Squidward ''[[http://i722.photobucket.com/albums/ww225/K-VonDahl/Untitled-1-1.jpg fused together by a band of flesh]]''. (WARNING! Not for the faint of heart.) Fortunately, NegativeContinuity makes things better after the next cut.

* ''WesternAnimation/TheFairlyOddParents'': Cosmo and Wanda are briefly conjoined together similar to [=CatDog=] in You Doo.

* ''WesternAnimation/GeneratorRex'' has the breather episode ''Without A Paddle'' where Rex is convinced by Noah to join a SeriousBusiness Ping-Pong tournament. The antagonists of that episode are their opponents from a rival school, an E.V.O that was a pair of twins, completely fused together [[MultipleHeadCase but with two heads]]. The main problem was their overbearing father who pushed them (and juiced them) to win, which resulted in an UnstoppableRage and Multiple arms
* Mighty Mac from ''WesternAnimation/ThomasAndFriends'' is a double-ended Fairlie locomotive with a face on each smokebox and separate personalities.
* The ''WesternAnimation/CampLazlo'' episode "Valentine's Day" features a pair of pigs joined by an ''eyeball'', with 3 eyes between. They claim it's because they're made of magic. [[spoiler:They fly away and leave a beautiful rainbow.]] Yeah.
* The school nurse on ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark'' has her dead conjoined twin still attached to her head.
* ''WesternAnimation/IAmWeasel'':
** The episode "I Stand Corrected" took place in a "correctional facility". Several of the inmates were outfitted with massive iron devices that were meant to correct certain deformities. One of them had a "Fred" device on his backside that when removed, revealed a full twin somehow forced under it. Pretty morbid.
** In the episode "Magnificent Motorbikini", Baboon and Weasel speed past a pair of conjoined twins fast enough that they are separated.
* In one ''WesternAnimation/BeavisAndButtHead'' cartoon, our intrepid heroes wind up in the freak show of a traveling carnival as Siamese chicken-head-biting geeks by unspecified means, after their inexpert attempts to chat up a female contortionist draws the ire of their Ape Man. Stitches are mentioned.
* Kin and Kon Kujira of ''WesternAnimation/{{Grojband}}'' were born as conjoined twins, and they have the scars to prove it. In fact, Kon still has Kin's nipples on his back.

** In one cutaway in "Blind Ambition", they show a pair of conjoined twin brothers who are ancestors of Peter Griffin during the American Civil War who choose opposite sides. The twin fighting for the Union shoots the one on the Confederate's side to death and apparently spends the rest of his life dragging around a skeleton. "I did not think this through."
** "Let's Go to the Hop" has a scene where the Griffin family watch an ad for Doublefresh Gum, spoofing a Doublemint Gum commercial featuring twins by showing various conjoined twins chewing gum, the last pair shown doing so before they cross their fingers and prepare to undergo surgical separation.
** "Stewie, Chris & Brian's Excellent Adventure" has a cutaway where Stewie remarks about "the two-headed girl on TLC", referencing the real-life conjoined twins Abby and Brittany Hensel and showing the sisters about to engage in [[AutoErotica fellatio in a man's car]].
* In ''WesternAnimation/{{Duckman}}'', Duckman's two youngest sons Charles and Mambo are conjoined twins who are two heads sharing a body. One episode has them falling in love with some girls who are conjoined twins.
* The ''WesternAnimation/RickAndMorty'' episode "Interdimensional Cable 2: Tempting Fate" featured a pair of conjoined twins named Michael and Pichael who were literally joined at the hip. The former was a news anchor while the latter had his own cooking show.
* ''WesternAnimation/RubyGloom'' has Frank and Len, twin brothers who share a body. Since they aren't identical twins (having different skin colors, faces, and even heights), it can be inferred that they were ''sewn together''. It doesn't seem to bother them, though.
* In ''WesternAnimation/StevenUniverse,'' the Rutile twins are the [[SiliconBasedLife Gem]] equivalent of this--their [[HeartDrive gem]] partially split while they were forming, resulting in two torsos growing from one pair of legs, with a Y-shaped gem on their stomach. [[FantasticRacism They're thus considered defective by Homeworld]] and live hidden with similarly "undesirable" Gems.
* ''WesternAnimation/TheGrimAdventuresOfBillyAndMandy'' had Hoss Delgado and Billy briefly encounter a pair of conjoined twin zombies in the episode "Brown Evil". Hoss separates them before hacking them into even smaller pieces.
* ''WesternAnimation/TheTransformers''
** Two Terrorcons, Hun-Grr and Sinnertwin, who sport two heads while in beast mode.
** ''WesternAnimation/TransformersCyberverse'' features Rack'n'Ruin briefly. Before the war began, Shockwave is seen welding a second head onto the body of a normal Decepticon. WordOfGod was that he was trying to replicate Rack'n'Ruin for unknown reasons.
* The ''WesternAnimation/QuackPack'' episode "Pardon My Molecules" had Huey and Dewey merged into a conjoined being by a machine that could merge stuff on a molecular level.

* The Brazilian cartoon Historietas Assombradas (para Crianças Malcriadas) has the twins Guto and Gaston with different personalities (and nationalities).
* In ''WesternAnimation/StarVsTheForcesOfEvil'' Alexei and Anya, two of Buffrog's children are a pair of conjoined twins joined at the top of the head.
* ''WesternAnimation/{{Tigtone}}'': Propecia is ruled by a pair of opposite sex conjoined twins, [[RoyalInbreeding who are married and have sex with each other]], and they are [[EveryoneCallsHimBarkeep always called King-Queen]]. [[ChocolateBaby The fact that their son is a normal human with no obvious signs of inbreeding and doesn't look too much like them]] is revealed in the second season to have been foreshadowing that he was actually born from the female half of King-Queen having an affair, somehow.

** "The Legend" features conjoined twin brothers Jamie and Hank among the children Wander and Sylvia encounter and help evacuate the planet Lord Dominator is destroying.
** "The Waste of Time" reveals that the inventors of orbble juice (the substance Wander and Sylvia use to blow bubbles to enable space travel) are conjoined brothers Wilmur and Orbble Wright.

* [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lori_and_George_Schappell George Schappell]] is a country music singer; he is also a conjoined twin, attached to his sister, Lori, at the head.[[note]]They're not somehow fraternal twins. They were assigned female at birth, but George (birth name Dori; he was also known as Reba for a time) is transgender, having identified as male from a young age. They are the only known case of conjoined twins where the siblings have different gender identities.[[/note]]

* There's a ComicBook/{{Nightwing}} villain(s?) that is two men who were fused together by some sort of toxic goo.

* ''WesternAnimation/QuestForCamelot'' has two headed dragons named Devon and Cornwall. At first they dislike being together but at the climax they learn to team up and get along with each other, even [[spoile: choosing to reunite when magically separated]].

* ''VideoGame/SamAndMaxHitTheRoad'' has the Kushner brothers, carnival managers who are joined at the hip and facing away from each other. While talking to the protagonists, they sometimes have to twist around so that both brothers can have their say.