posted on: October 19, 2020
JailBot: Just like Jared, they don't acknowledge him very much, but one episode, they used him as a pawn in a plan to overthrow one of the Warden's plans yet again. In the series, the Warden often does not seem to be aware of the Twins, or pay much attention to them.
The Twins showed an awkward sort of sadness over his death, believing that his only weakness was his compassion. Throughout many episodes it has been shown that they love video games. The only time they have appeared to differ significantly in personality is when they experienced budding, although this can be chalked up to the budding one experiencing mood swings with his condition. The Twins are also from another planet a year away from Earth, where everyone on their planet looks exactly like the other. Each one has four nipples. The Triplets: The three older brothers of the Twins. He was shown helping The Twins escape from Hunter, though it seems as if he was helping Alice and Jared to help The Twins escape. It's also apparent that the Twins are perfect liars and manipulators, as shown when they lied to the inmates about their past story in order to gain their sympathy and manipulated them into helping them escape and going against Hunter (though this is likely due to the inmate's lust for her). They were also jealous when the Twins were declared the next overlords of their home world. It can be assumed that both Twins are Atheists. The sleeves of the undershirt have occasionally been portrayed as part of the tunic, rather than as a separate layer. The three do not directly meet very often aside from the pilot, where the Warden considered the Twins' meddling to have benefited his plan, yet still intimidated the two by bringing out an artificial moon for the purpose of getting them attacked by the wolf-inmates. It appears Ozzal will do whatever he can to insist upon his sons returning home, whether by sending Hunter or taking them back himself. Jared considers the Twins to be a nuisance, due to all the meddling that the Warden lets them get away with (or doesn't pay attention to). Although their voices give the indication that they are male, there were no female counterparts of the Twins at. When the Twins were lying to the inmates about their pasts, they told them that their father, along with Hunter, destroyed their home planet. In the Playboy Comic story, Alice (along with Jared) displays aggravation at the Twins' attempt to help the Warden and points out that they've never had any sort of good behavior to earn them stars, figuring that they're "negative a hundred stars" or around that. [1]Both are voiced by Richard Mather. In Hot Chick, Jailbot briefly displayed an annoyed expression and held the sides of his head when the Twins screamed at the possibility of being split up. Wiki is a FANDOM TV Community. https://villains.fandom.com/wiki/Twins_(Superjail! As they are identical, there is no visual way to distinguish between the brothers, save for some instances where they wear different clothing or accessories. They have been able to directly manipulate him on one occasion, by appearing to him while he was depressed and convincing him to drink a growth serum "for power". The Triplets are shown to greet the Twins by beating them up and humiliating them.
Both are very intelligent and are rumored to know everything about SuperJail that the Warden doesn't know about. They've been shown to have glowing green blood, as shown when they were creating Combaticus. Like their older siblings, they have four nipples. Corbin is a poopy boy. The Twins in speedos during their cameo in Superbar. This appears to have not stuck, however.
The Twins | Jackknife | Hunter | The Mistress | Ash Firin | Combaticus | D.L. They never need any help except for themselves, but have been in extreme situations in which they could not escape (when they were stuck under a boulder, were tricked into the back of a stranger's van, presumably got raped, and taken hostage). According to one of the early drafts and production notes in the Pilot, The Twins were suppose to be pure evil "super-criminals" imprisoned in SuperJail for a litmus test for The Warden, for if he can contain both brothers, he can confine anyone in jail.
Examples are in the episode Superbar when they shared the same drink with two straws, another scene when they were in speedos, and in Negaton when they came close to flirting with each other when one asked the other one on a date. They spend most of their time ruining the Warden's plans for SuperJail which often leads out to riots, havoc, mischief, and death to some of the inmates, although they're not technically murderers. The Twins are the main antagonists of Superjail!. Both of the twins have always think alike, share ideas, and act as a single entity. This is not because they have any particular grudge against the Warden or inmates, but that they consider it a way of relieving their boredom and making things interesting. Hunter seemed to have a deep hatred for the Twins, as they also seemed to fear her for a short time before they trapped her in the Crystal of Ozal. Both Twins always seem to think alike and act as one single entity. However, when he believed his jail was under the influence of drugs, he considered the two to be "drug mules" and later used their eating of the Warbuxx as an example of how drugs ruin everything.
Their relationship with them seems to be a typical older-young sibling relationships. In the pilot, Jared suggested that the Twins' extra privileges be suspended, but the idea was shot down by the Warden. Diamond | Stingray | Gary | Nicky | Jean and Paul | Monster Convict | Specimen 7 | SuperJail's Inmates | Time Court Judge | Warden's Father. The Twins with Combaticus shortly after entering Fight City. The Twins are depicted to utilize certain powers, which are used to aid their chaos. In the two-part episodes of Time Police, it appears that the Twins haven't change or aged a bit in the Warden's alternative future or the one where he was missing for years, hinting a possibility that they might be immortal or that they slowly age. The Twins accepted her help and used the opportunity to push her around, so they could have access to various poisons to ingest and to use the freezer to birth in. The Twins also seem to trust her, as they accepted her help in both of these episodes. In one episode, the Twins managed to manipulate him into drinking the growth serum they stole earlier, but with different effects that causes Jared to transform into a Hulk-like state. It's also been mention that they are "exchange students" in the jail much to the dismay of their father, mainly because they like their lives in SuperJail more than on their planet and most likely have a bad relationship with their father. Like all of the SuperJail staff that have female counterparts, the UltraPrison staff that runs an all-women prison, whether or not the Twins also have female counterparts is unknown. However, this was change for the Twins fitting better in being troublemakers. Warden: It's been shown that they don't even like the Warden, as they always ruin whatever Warden was planning to do. Other than this occasion, they don't seem to interact very much with him. Their relations to jail is unknown, but it's been hinted that they've been given "special privileges" by the Warden that none of the inmates have that gives them more freedom. He wasn't seen again until Time Police - Part 2 where he rescued the Twins from the Warden's robots, who both cry with joy and hugged him in an almost parental sort of way. The Twins upon finishing creating Combaticus. They later ate the Warbuxx, causing Alice to get horrified and disappointed, but gave her its head as part of their custom for her help. Both speak in vague, flat European accents and show very little emotion when speaking unless something drastic requires it. While the Twins do not officially have individual names so far, the designators of "Twin 1" and "Twin 2" were originally used. However, in the season one finale, JailBot, along with Jared, seemed to be shocked about what happened to them. It was later revealed to be "food" as part of the Twins' race, as they devour it. The Twins after their comeuppance in Time Police: Part 2. After when they became crushed and trapped under rubble, Combaticus managed to save them but died when he himself was crushed by a falling fist. The Twins react to Hunter with shock and fear and spend the majority of an episode trying to escape her. The episodes where the Twins appear but didn't cause any mischief are. The only discernible difference between the two in their dialogue is that one (usually speaking first) has a deeper voice, while his brother speaks in a higher pitch. The Twins showing off their strength during their mischief in Ladies' Night.
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