HYPOTHETICAL QUESTION! (I am interest still :))

If their was two identical twins (Male) and they met u with two identical twins (female) and each had a child, would the children be identical?

No

Evidence?

Nope. Theoretically it may be possible but the odds would be overwhelmingly against it.

Theoretically - yes.

Practicality - no.

No. In a family line, twins usually skip generations. If twins had children, their children would have a higher chance of having twins than the original twins themselves.

Well let me add this thought to this question. What if one man fathered two children by twin mothers. Would the children look similar. Same DNA from the father and same DNA from the two mothers.

Hmmm interesting.