Four categories at 100, on orbs of exactly zero
Same chart
Dylan Sprouse and Cole Sprouse compatibility
↓ Below: all 6 aspects named, with orbs
Confirmed by the person or someone close to them: full chart shown, including houses and the rising sign.
Note on this rating: Date and birthplace confirmed independently via Wikidata (P569/P19, precision to the day) and English Wikipedia. Reported to have been born roughly fifteen minutes before his twin brother Cole, but no clock time for either is on public record, so none is asserted here.
This page compares Sun, Mercury, Venus and Mars, the four placements a birth date alone can place. Moon, Ascendant and Midheaven are left out here by design, not by omission, so nothing on this page is scored against a birth time it cannot trust.
Cross-aspects
Where the two charts actually touch
and 1 more, to 2.22°Collapse
The overlap
Two charts, laid over each other
Dylan Sprouse and Cole Sprouse's Sun, Mercury, Venus, Mars and Moon are drawn here, along with the house ring and ascendant axis both charts support. This is a complete chart of what is known, not a partial chart of what is not.
| Thick line, Sun to Sun | CONJUNCTION 0.00° |
| Thick line, Mercury to Mercury | CONJUNCTION 0.00° |
| House ring, drawn | |
Why they click
Born the same day in the same town, the twins share a chart, so every planet meets its own counterpart at an orb of 0.00. Identity, communication, friction and values each return 100, the maximum the scale allows, and all four do so for the same reason: there is no distance between the two charts for the engine to measure.
Why they clash
Attraction reads 30, and it is the one category that gives the game away. It is the only one of the five that compares two different planets, Venus in one chart against Mars in the other, and in a shared chart those two sit wherever they happen to sit. Here they make no angle, so the category returns the same figure two strangers would get. A hundred on the other four is not a statement about the brothers. It is a statement about how little the engine can distinguish two people born on the same day in the same place.
What each system says
Twelve systems, two people
The Suns are 0° apart, close enough to feed the identity category above.
Monkey and Monkey are in neither the trines nor the clashes.
Guna Milan: 25 of 36
A second tradition
Guna Milan (Ashtakoot)
Guna Milan is the compatibility method used in Vedic matchmaking, traditionally consulted before an arranged marriage. It scores eight factors between two Moon placements on a 36-point scale, shown here as what this one tradition reads: not a verdict, and not averaged with the Western reading above, which may disagree.
25 of 36 points
Two things stated plainly rather than left silent: Varna and Vashya use a directional rule from traditional bride/groom roles, applied here in the order the two people are listed on this page rather than assigning either role. Bhakoot dosha's most common cancellation, matching rashi lords, is applied; Nadi dosha carries no cancellation here, though same-nakshatra-different-pada is sometimes cited elsewhere as easing it. Mangal (Kuja) dosha is a separate check and isn't part of this reading.
Shared history
Shared life events
Big Daddy is released
The twins share the role of Julian, alternating between takes at seven years old.Source ↗
16 passages · 2 charts
Transit detailCollapse
Mar 26 – Sep 24, 1999 · 182 days
Dylan Sprouse
Birth time recorded to the minute · all contacts shown
- Pluto trine Mercuryslow
- Pluto trine Ascendantslow
- Saturn square Sunslow
- Neptune trine Marsslow
- Chiron square Venusslow
- Pluto opposition Marsslow
- North Node conjunction Sunfast
- Jupiter conjunction Midheavenfast
Editorial note · Jupiter trine Venus
The release of "Big Daddy" occurred during a power window, with Jupiter trine Venus suggesting the film found widespread appeal and enjoyment.
No dated window is recorded for this transit, so it isn't among the passages drawn here.
Cole Sprouse
Birth time recorded to the minute · all contacts shown
- Pluto trine Mercuryslow
- Pluto trine Ascendantslow
- Saturn square Sunslow
- Neptune trine Marsslow
- Chiron square Venusslow
- Pluto opposition Marsslow
- North Node conjunction Sunfast
- Jupiter conjunction Midheavenfast
Editorial note · Jupiter trine Venus
The release of "Big Daddy" coincided with a Jupiter trine Venus transit, suggesting a period of favorable reception and widespread appeal, amplified by a power window.
No dated window is recorded for this transit, so it isn't among the passages drawn here.
The Suite Life of Zack and Cody premieres
The Disney Channel series that made the pair a double act rather than two interchangeable child actors.Source ↗
8 passages · 2 charts
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Sep 19, 2004 – Sep 14, 2005 · 360 days
Dylan Sprouse
Birth time recorded to the minute · all contacts shown
- Uranus square Marsslow
- Pluto sextile Moonslow
- Pluto trine Venusslow
- North Node opposition Moonfast
Editorial note · Pluto trine Venus
Pluto trine Venus during the premiere pointed to a powerful, transformative shift in their public appeal and creative expression.
Cole Sprouse
Birth time recorded to the minute · all contacts shown
- Uranus square Marsslow
- Pluto sextile Moonslow
- Pluto trine Venusslow
- North Node opposition Moonfast
Editorial note · Pluto trine Venus
The premiere occurred with Pluto trine Venus, suggesting a powerful and transformative moment for creative expression and public appeal.
Frequently asked
Are Dylan Sprouse and Cole Sprouse astrologically compatible?
Their charts make 6 cross-aspects, the tightest at 0° and 0°. Astrology does not score a relationship out of a hundred, and the number on this page counts how much contact two charts make, not how well two people do.
What does conjunction mean between two charts?
A conjunction puts two placements at nearly the same degree, so their energies blend into one signal rather than two. Dylan Sprouse and Cole Sprouse have 6 conjunction contacts between them, more than any other type.
Tight contact, mixed valence
Run the full synastry
This page compares Sun, Mercury, Venus and Mars, because those are the four that a birth date alone can place. The synastry calculator runs all ten bodies against each other.