P-50

> ***"Look, have you ever heard the saying: The enemy of my enemy, is my friend?"***
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> *-P-50, The Return of Grey Chrysler*
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P-50 is the one of the many characters in TSM.

## Personality:

P-50 is the antagonist of TSM world. When he gets the chance, He picks on random sirens, especially Allertor, who P-50 takes a severe grudge on. He's often seen stealing stuff, picking on other sirens, trashing places, and breaking out of jail to do said things, only for him to get arrested once more.

But in his young years, he was the manager of ACA headquarters, and was responsible for the supervision of many ACA sirens being constructed.

## Appearances:

He first appeared in Problems With Singularity when he bullied Allertor. Then he bullied Thunderbolt and tricked 1003 in the process. After that, He got shoop da whooped.

In Reactor Core Meltdown, he caused the reactor core at ASC to meltdown and explode.

In P-50 Rampage, He cloned himself and got some minions to take over a couple of Pizza Ranch restaurants in Iowa. His evil clone then was defeated, only to reassemble himself into the P-50 from hell. (P-666)

In Broken Solar Panel vs. P-50, he hijacked Broken Solar Panel's computer and kept annoying and taunting him. He would somehow escape, which lead to him and BSP into a big fight. In the end, BSP won.

In The Return of Grey Chrysler, P-50 sided with Thunderbolt, Allertor, and Chrysler to take down Grey Chrysler. He even said the last words Grey Chrysler would hear.

He was appearing in almost every episode ever since.

## Evil P-50:

Evil P-50 is a clone of P-50, who's worse than P-50. He terrorizes anyone who comes in his ways, beats up random sirens, and more. If he's angered too hard, he becomes the P-50 from hell.

## Notable Quotes:

> ***"Hahahahaha! And now Grey Chrysler, You! Are! Done!" -P-50, The Return of Grey Chrysler***
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> ***"Darnit you! My clone! You idiot!" -P-50, when one of his clones gets killed.***
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> ***"Excuse me, Thunderbolt! But I believe the word you are looking for is toilet!" -P-50, 1003's headache.***
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> ***"Ah! We are going down! Abandon ship! Abandon ship!" -P-50, Vibramilitary.***
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## Crimes:

P-50 also committed lots of crimes throughout the series. These include:

* Destruction to property
* Escaping prison several times
* Assault
* Raiding Pizza Ranch and Sycamore Mall
* Disturbance to peace
* Harassment
* Hacking into Allertor's computer
* Causing a nuclear meltdown in Milwaukee
* Air-raiding a beach
* Destroying the Hickory Ridge water park
* Getting into war with the Vibras
* Attempted framing

## Trivia:

* He was mentioned a few times before his appearance in Problems With Singularity. One example being "Allertor's Annoying Day."
* He's considered the main antagonist.
* He cloned himself the most in the series. Like a replica of him (The Good, The Bad, And The Meanie P-50), PNegative50 (Reactor Core Meltdown), 2 replicas of him in 550's Cloning Machine, and Evil P-50. (P-50 Rampage).
* He appears on some BSP merch, one of which is a mug with his mugshot, another is a phone case with him crapping in Allertor.
* Also on that mugshot mug, his prison number is 42069. Splitting them makes them "420" and "69." 420 being a popular meme number, and 69 being considered a sexual position.

## Real-Life Facts:

1. The P-50 is the 3rd loudest siren in the world, toping at 135 decibels at 100 ft. It places 3rd as the worlds loudest siren, just under the Big Bertha siren and Chrysler victory bell siren.
2. The P-50 is also the 2nd largest siren in the world, which is big enough to fit a grown adult inside of the horn.
3. The P-50 would continue to be produced after ACA became American Signal in 1992, renamed the RM-135. Then would be renamed to the T-135AC and become apart of the Tempest series for a short time. Then it was discontinued in 2006 and replaced by the T-135AC/DC.
4. The P-50 nearly weighs 1 ton, which is 2000 pounds.
5. It's rumored that the P-50, like the Cyclone, P-10, and P-15, was offered in a coded version to do pulse. However, there is no documents confirming if the coded P-50's existed, and it's often said that they never did.