RTX-TV-man

The **TV Men** are a Hardware Head army introduced as hidden cameos throughout Episode 34-38 before making their full debut in Episode 39. Mysterious yet terrifying to the Toilets, they manifest in times of aid to help the Cameramen and Speakermen by attacking through emitting psychological beams of some kind from their screens , they also can teleport. They are also the first Alliance members that can speak. They can release daggers from their hands and can turn their head back very fast. They have now become a member of The Alliance, assisting the Cameramen and Speakermen.

## Analysis

TV Men project high power lights that appear to be psychologically active. The basic variants can cause Skibidi Toilets to become stunned in apparent horror, though it does not affect Cameramen or other such fighters, even if they stand directly in the beam. Further, they can induce hijacked Cameramen to stop and remove their parasites, as well as cause the parasites to fight each other. Larger versions such as the Titan TV Man, can force Skibidi Toilets to willingly flush themselves. To counter these effects, Cameramen need to wear special lenses; Skibidi Toilets have also adapted these lenses into special glasses to resist these effects and unique Skibidi Toilet variants have also been created without eyes to render them immune.

For transportation, they teleport in puffs of black smoke, which can also be used for a rapid escape, should the fight turn against them.

This teleportation can also be used to rescue other members of The Alliance.

In Episode 56, we are briefly shown a Normal TV Man switching his left hand to a blade, similarly to the Upgraded Titan Cameraman switching his hand into a gravity gun in Episode 50. Said TV Man would proceed to then use it on two Skibidi Toilets, stabbing their heads and instantly dispatching them. Notably, it is also in this Episode that we are shown a peculiar ability of the TV Men, twisting and contorting their bodies to fight Skibidi Toilets at a better efficiency.

During the events of Episode 60, TV Men were shown capable of transmitting or streaming the feed of a POV Cameraman on their monitors.

## Appearances

A single TV Man was first teased in Episode 34, then Episode 36, and Episode 37, and possibly in Episode 35.

In Episode 34, the first sighting of TV Man is seen at the very back when the POV-Cameraman was focusing the camera on the Parasitic Skibidi Toilet. In Episode 36, TV Man is seen standing at the top right on-top the building behind the Giant Skibidi Toilet. In Episode 37, the TV Man can be seen standing on-top of the bridge watching the battle unfold. There doesn't appear to be a clear sign of a TV Man on Episode 35, but there's a square-like object that's white that appears to be a TV Man to the left of the POV-Cameraman fled into an alleyway to evade danger.

The first time a TV Man made a full appearance was in Episode 39, where it helped the Cameramen defeat the Skibidi Toilets. A larger variant then appeared in Episode 40, and directly after, Titan TV Man was debuted in Episode 41.

The TV Men are more of a support army, instead of attacking, they distract the toilets and then the Cameraman and Speakerman flush them, which also explains their cowardly behavior.

## Theories

* The reason why the TV Men didn't join the war right away is probably to ready their armies, develop their own Titan, or because they are considering the losses that may come with the war.
* The Skibidi Toilets might have encountered the TV Men in the past, as an entire Skibidi Toilet army was terrified at the mere sight of one TV Man in Episode 39.
* It is theorized that the TV Man might be evil, or at least opportunistic.
* It's possible they didn't appear earlier because they were afraid of being infected.
	+ They could also be gathering info about the Skibidi Toilets, which is a safer option than learning whilst in battle.
* In Episode 43, The TV Men walked out when their powers are blocked by sunglasses. This may mean that the TV Men with the exception of the Titan TV Man don't have any combat experience at all.
	+ This could be somewhat disproven due to the fact that a normal TV man in Episode 56 switch his hand for a combat blade to dispatch two Skibidi Toilets, showing that they are capable of physical combat, they just prefer to use their abilities instead as to not endanger themselves.
* It is possible that the TV Men faction are a very small, due to the fact we have only seen 11 Normal TV Men, a Large TV Man, a TV Woman and the Titan TV Man.
	+ We have usually only ever seen one or two TV men at the same time.
* TV Men are the only characters in the Skibidi Toilet series who can say coherent and understandable words.
* It is possible that TV Men have become almost entirely useless since Episode 43 as their stun and blinding abilities no longer works as most Skibidi Toilets since have some kind of protective eyewear. Unless these characters receive upgrades later on, their only useful feature is to teleport and rescue Cameramen and Speakermen when outnumbered on the battlefield (As of Episode 56, this is no longer true. This is because TV Men can use a retractable knife).
* There has yet to be a Strider TV and a Helicopter TV to appear in the series.
* Another thing in Episode 42, the Claw Skibidi Toilet might have stolen the lens protection from the POV-Cameraman and used it to protect themselves in Episode 43, creating branches of Glass Skibidi Toilets.
* The reason TV Men hasn't been seen much in last episodes may they are dealing with Titan TVMan's upgrades.
* TV Men have never been seen advancing with army like Cameraman or Speakerman. This may can confirm that they are a small faction.
* DaFuq!?Boom! Was Inspired by Tv-Nauta to Make the TV Men.