Twins
★ 7.4 · 2023 · 45m · Drama · Family · Comedy
It is said that identical twins who are produced from the same egg will share a bond as if they were the same person. But not with "Sprite" and "Zee", the identical twins. Despite following the same route as an athlete from birth, both want to be the only one!
Episodes
1. Episode 148m · Sprite's enemies try to take him on, but they accidentally beat up Zee instead.
2. Episode 245m · With Salmon's help, Sprite starts to act like Zee and adapts to his new role.
3. Episode 344m · Sprite wants to become good friends with First, but First's past experiences make him have doubts.
4. Episode 447m · Zee doesn't agree with his mother's methods, and the two of them get in an argument; Sprite tries to find a balance between his two different lives.
5. Episode 550m · Sprite doesn't perform as well as expected at the volleyball match, and he decides to come clean to his father.
6. Episode 647m · Sprite tries to become friends with Zee's teammates in order to improve the vibes of the volleyball team.
7. Episode 748m · First starts to get jealous when he sees Sprite interacting with another teammate, which leads him to thinking about how he really feels for Sprite.
8. Episode 848m · Zee is released from the hospital and starts playing the role of Sprite, but problems quickly follow this decision
9. Episode 946m · When Zee gets attacked, the brothers decide to continue identity-swapping to uncover the truth.
10. Episode 1046m · Despite the relationship that he's established with Sprite, First still cares when he interacts with Salmon.
11. Episode 1152m · Sprite realizes that it seems like one of the team members is going against the team, so he works with Salmon to uncover the truth.
12. Episode 1259m · Sprite finally comes clean to First and officially asks him out.More Like This
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