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This turns out to be the situation in "The Conversation Room" from the Junji Ito Kyoufu Manga Collection.It's implied this is connected to their Stand, Tatoo You!, which allows them to enter and exit each other's bodies. The Eleven Riders in JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Steel Ball Run move and act in perfect unison even their horses move in sync with one another.In the second season, the Individual Eleven are actually all controlled by the same virus that infected their brain implants, in an attempt to create an artificial Stand Alone Complex. The people usually have nothing in common except their actions. It's a social phenomenon that happens all the time which involves people engaging in copycat behavior where there is no original. The Stand Alone Complex in the appropriately named Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex.They also demonstrate the ability to learn, especially in the case of Idun it learning hatred and wrath was what provoked their ferocious attacks. The Master-type Festum are their version of a Hive Queen, as they can greatly influence the whole ( Idun) or become entirely separate entities ( Mjolnir/Akane Makabe, Kouyou). The Festum from Fafner in the Azure: Dead Aggressor are a deconstruction of this because they are all controlled by a single mind, they have no concept of life, death, emotion, or even information.Anri Sonohara is the only one capable of actually controlling it. A particularly strong-willed individual can become Hive Queen, but usually this just means becoming the voice of the hive.

Later novels show that there is a Hive Mind of sorts regardless, the "Will of the Network", which acts as a sort of collective unconscious for the Sisters and has its own will and thoughts. After Touma convinces them otherwise, they're like a very large family in constant radio contact. They're an interesting example because while they are very much not a true Hive Mind, they are brainwashed into thinking they are, to the point that they originally put zero weight on individual lives.