Twin Dark is an idol duo of two identical girls fronted by the Dark Agency in Codename: Sailor V. Behind the pop act, the pair are clones planted inside the agency's scheme to drain human energy.
The two are mirror images of each other. Both keep their long, wavy hair dark and threaded with strands of pearl, wear small round earrings, and dress in gowns held up by thin straps.
They present themselves to the public as glamorous pop idols, a polished front that hides their true nature. In reality there is nothing of genuine identity behind the act; they exist as manufactured tools of the Dark Agency's plan.

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In Codename: Sailor V, Twin Dark is a pair of identical girls posing as glamorous pop idols who are secretly clones planted by the Dark Agency to drain human energy.
Twin Dark are idol clones planted by the Dark Agency in Codename: Sailor V to siphon human energy while hiding their true nature behind a polished pop act.
The two members of Twin Dark are mirror images of each other, with long dark wavy hair threaded with pearl strands, small round earrings, and gowns held up by thin straps.
Sailor V defeats Twin Dark with her Crescent Beam attack, the same attack that also finishes off Dark Shizuka hime.
No, Twin Dark only presents itself publicly as a glamorous idol duo. In truth the pair are manufactured clones with no real identity, created as tools of the Dark Agency's plan.
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