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* Evil robotic Angels appeared in ''[[Galaxy Angel (video game)|Galaxy Angel Moonlit Lovers]]'', after an evil robot Tact appeared in the first game. Strangely, the fake Angels were the ''only'' villains to be kept in the ''[[Galaxy Angel (anime)|Galaxy Angel]]'' anime, and they only appeared for one episode. |
* Evil robotic Angels appeared in ''[[Galaxy Angel (video game)|Galaxy Angel Moonlit Lovers]]'', after an evil robot Tact appeared in the first game. Strangely, the fake Angels were the ''only'' villains to be kept in the ''[[Galaxy Angel (anime)|Galaxy Angel]]'' anime, and they only appeared for one episode. |
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* ''[[Gundam Seed]]'' featured Rau Le Creuset, an unstable clone of secondary character Mu La Flaga's father. While they initially don't seem similar, when Rau removes his mask, he reveals his identical face. Rau's feelings that his existence was an abomination and nihilism about humanity in general led him to attempt to wipe out all of humanity, Coordinator and Natural both. Considering that he got his last name from the french word of [[The Crucible]]...Yeah, he's [[With Great Power Comes Great Insanity|a very screwed up guy]]. |
* ''[[Gundam Seed]]'' featured Rau Le Creuset, an unstable clone of secondary character Mu La Flaga's father. While they initially don't seem similar, when Rau removes his mask, he reveals his identical face. Rau's feelings that his existence was an abomination and nihilism about humanity in general led him to attempt to wipe out all of humanity, Coordinator and Natural both. Considering that he got his last name from the french word of [[The Crucible]]...Yeah, he's [[With Great Power Comes Great Insanity|a very screwed up guy]]. |
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* The entire premise of ''[[Blood |
* The entire premise of ''[[Blood+]]'' is of vampire-like creatures originating from two twins who were born from the womb of the Mother, and they turn out to be Saya and Diva, the heroine and villainess. They look alike except for the fact that Saya has red eyes, and Diva has blue eyes, referencing the colors of the veins and arteries in human beings. |
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* ''[[Monster (manga)|Monster]]'' has the titular [[Complete Monster|Johan Liebert,]] ''[[Half Identical Twin]]'' of Anna Liebert (Nina Fortner). |
* ''[[Monster (manga)|Monster]]'' has the titular [[Complete Monster|Johan Liebert,]] ''[[Half Identical Twin]]'' of Anna Liebert (Nina Fortner). |
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* ''[[Magic Knight Rayearth]] 2'' has Nova, evil twin to titular protagonist Shidou Hikaru. Extremely bi-polar (which is putting it kindly as she switches constantly back and forth between cutesy, loving little child and homicidal psychopath personalities), and bat-shit insane. Created at the very instant that Hikaru and her fellow Knights were transported back to earth at the end of the first story, {{spoiler|1=Nova is actually a small portion of Hikaru's soul given a separate existence and consciousness of its own. Hikaru couldn't cope with all the crushing negative emotions and thoughts brought on by the trauma induced by the first story's ending, and thus her body expelled them all along with a bit of her being, which was given a life of its own via Cefiro's "willpower=reality" system of existence}}. |
* ''[[Magic Knight Rayearth]] 2'' has Nova, evil twin to titular protagonist Shidou Hikaru. Extremely bi-polar (which is putting it kindly as she switches constantly back and forth between cutesy, loving little child and homicidal psychopath personalities), and bat-shit insane. Created at the very instant that Hikaru and her fellow Knights were transported back to earth at the end of the first story, {{spoiler|1=Nova is actually a small portion of Hikaru's soul given a separate existence and consciousness of its own. Hikaru couldn't cope with all the crushing negative emotions and thoughts brought on by the trauma induced by the first story's ending, and thus her body expelled them all along with a bit of her being, which was given a life of its own via Cefiro's "willpower=reality" system of existence}}. |