The Farrelly brothers film Stuck on You depicts Bob and Walt Tenor, conjoined twins portrayed by Matt Damon and Greg Kinnear. 2003. In Midnighter issue #13, Shock & Awe is a superheroine working for Los Angeles Strike Force. Delilah and Jezebel in video games Bully. CatDog depicts Cat and Dog, a hybrid of a dog and cat who are brothers. On a LeapFrog Enterprises commercial advertising the Leapster from 2007, a boy is constantly playing video games from the console itself. The more he praises the Leapster, the more he grows extra heads. Zaphod Beeblebrox is a character from Douglas Adams Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy, who has a second head along with a third arm. Vaka-Waka and Nurp-Naut in Cartoon Network and The Lego Groups Mixels. Fender and Bender (also known individually as HeadBanger) are characters in the 90s television series Toxic Crusaders, based on The Toxic Avenger films by Troma Entertainment. Fender is supposed to be a Mad Scientist while Bender is a Surfer. Dragon Tales, a childrens show, depicts Zak and Wheezie (voiced by Jason Michas and Kathleen Barr) as a two-headed dragon that are brother and sister making them dicephalic parapagus twins. In the Canadian mobile game My Singing Monsters, a bird-like species known as the Quibble is made up of elements Air and Water. The two-headed species plays a piano and has different colored feathers on both heads. The Simpsons features Hugo in "Treehouse of Horror VII", who is Bart Simpsons conjoined twin.
See also
Medical law
Monoamniotic twins
Polycephaly

Notes
References
External links

Types and social history of conjoined twins
The site of the medical Saudi team responsible for numerous successful separation surgeries
Eng and Chang – The Original Siamese Twins; The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, The North Carolina Collection Gallery
The Human Marvels: A Historical Reference Site run by J. Tithonus Pednaud, Teratological Historian
Cases of conjoined and incomplete twins Archived 2006-06-10 at the Wayback Machine
Clara and Alta Rodriguez, joined at the pelvis and successfully separated in 1974 at Childrens Hospital of Philadelphia by surgeons including C. Everett Koop
National Library of Medicine: Selected Moments in the History of Conjoined Twins
Conjoined Twins Fast Facts (also lists additional twins)
Emedicine article (this article includes post-mortem images)
Facts About Multiples: Conjoined Records and stats
"The St. Benoit Twins", Scientific American, July 13, 1878, p. 24