What are two good names for two (evil) characters in my story?

Jenifer and Marilyn.

(Names of my ex-wife and my ex-mother-in-law.)

Are the assassins male of female?

@AstroChuck Funny.

Ashanti is female the others are males.

Tumear
Lashky

Rubrek and Robarg

Fubar and Snafu

Krenlin Meft & Remspet Ceving.

Well, since you clearly have no problem delegitimizing and stereotyping indigenous peoples, go with something that makes fun of them more.~

Wingle and Ding Ding?

Ashanti (means agitation, violence)

So, I suggest words like~
Kroor (cruel) / Kroorta (cruelty)
Doosht (evil)
Vinaash, Naash, Tabaahi, Barbaadi, (destruction)
Mrittyu (death)
Shaitan (devil)
Bhoot (ghost)
Andhera (darkness)

Somehow, Kroor, Shaitan and Tabaahi sound the best amongst these.

Also, Shaitan and Ashanti are anagrams and while another anagram Tinaash isn’t any word I know, it can be used as it sounds foreign (and similar to Vinaash -destruction)

Baar and Ghash.

@incendiary_dan That’s pretty harsh. A quick glance at the OP’s profile indicates that that the OP is a student in high school or younger.

Vladimir & Dimitri

I like @krrazypassions idea of using anagrams of Ashanti.

Grigori ( Rasputin ) for male and Gomar for female.

@downtide thanks:)

Anguis = Snake in Greek.
indädû’ = Snake in Native American ( Cherokee)
Askook = Snake in Native American ( Algonquin )
Draco = Dragon in Greek

Eu and Goma

I agree with jailbait.. Since you mentioned ‘indians’ then google various indian tribe languages and a few names are likely draw your attention..

@roundsquare Irrelevent. It’s never too early to learn not to stereotype indigenous peoples and facilitate ongoing cultural genocide.