Basic Trope: Twins that are attached to each other.
- Straight: Noctis and Lux are twins that are connected at the body.
- Exaggerated: Noctis, Lux, Alice, Bob, Charles, Diane, Elaine, and Frank are conjoined octuplets.
- Downplayed: Noctis and Lux only share a small portion of their bodies and could easily be separated.
- Justified: Truth in Television
- Inverted: The two haves of Noctis's body are mysteriously disconnected and able to move independently.
- Subverted: Noctis and Lux are presented as conjoined twins, but eventually decide to be separated.
- Double Subverted: However, they later find out that being separated would potentially result in complications, such as one or both of them dying, so they decide to opt out.
- Parodied: Noctis and Lux are actually just twins that have a very close relationship, but are often called "conjoined twins".
- Zig-Zagged: ???
- Averted:
- Noctis and Lux are twins, but are not connected to each other at all.
- There are no twins.
- Enforced: "We need to show how unusual Noctis and Lux are. How about we make them connected to each other... literally?"
- Lampshaded: ???
- Invoked: Noctis and Lux are sewn together by Dr. Pain.
- Exploited: ???
- Defied: Noctis and Lux decide to get separated from each other.
- Discussed: ???
- Conversed: ???
- Played for Drama:
- Noctis and Lux are Polar Opposite Twins and often find themselves disagreeing with each other.
- Lux dies, causing Noctis to die as well due to them sharing organs.
- Noctis and Lux want to separate, but learn that their shared organs make it very likely one or both of them won't survive the procedure.
- Played for Horror: Noctis and Lux combine Creepy Twins with Body Horror.
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