TV Woman

>Damage:Moderately High - High (with blades)
Very High (when using abilites)

>Durability:Very High (Her head was able to tank the explosion of the Flying Buzzsaw Skibidi Toilet and Glitch Skibidi Toilet's attack)

>Speed:Unknown while walking, Very Fast when utilizing teleportationUnknown while walking, Very Fast when utilizing teleportation

>Size:Normal

>Status:Active

TV Woman along with two TV Men.

## Overview

**TV Woman** is a female variant of the TV Men and makes her first appearance in Episode 49. She is known for containing a diverse amount of abilities, making her one of the strongest members of The Alliance. Due to her inability to speak verbally like the others, she communicates using digital images projected on her face's TV Screen. In the Skibidi Toilet universe, TV Woman, along with Camerawomen, Camerawoman 2.0 and Speakerwoman is among the only female characters.

## Appearance

TV Woman shares a similar appearance with the TV Man. She is dressed in a black leather coat with a purple turtleneck underneath, black boots, and black leggings. Her TV Head stands out with a unique design, resembling vintage TVs from the late 1960s to the early 1980s.

## Combat/Abilities

The TV Woman is known for occupying many capabilities, making her stand out among the Hardware Heads. One of her formidable powers involves infernal photons, enabling her to set Skibidi Toilets ablaze. An example of this usage was demonstrated when she emitted an orange light, igniting the Buzzsaw Spider Skibidi Toilet during Episode 49.

The TV Woman can also detach her head, which has a built-in miniature jetpack, allowing it to fly through the air, akin to the Helicopter Parasitic Skibidi Toilet. Once airborne, the head can attach to any Skibidi Toilet, essentially possessing and controlling it, sharing similar parasitic properties of the Parasitic Toilets. This was exemplified at 0:38 of Episode 49 when she implanted her head on the Flying Buzzsaw Skibidi Toilet, compelling it to self-destruct.

Another attribute of TV Woman is her use of light. Unlike regular TV Men who emit dark purple light to stun enemies, she emits a light violet light that serves multiple purposes. This light can either control the minds of individuals, or attract others to her, as shown in Episode 49, when she pulled the POV-Cameraman towards her.

Regardless, the TV Woman shares the common teleportation ability with other TV Men. By making physical contact, she can teleport herself and her allies.

In Episode 57, she used two large blades to kill the Large Parasitic Skibidi Toilet. This means that the TV Man are upgrading, though the upgrades for the TV Woman are different, she has 2 blades instead of 1.

## Feats

* Killing the Buzzsaw Spider Skibidi with minor difficulty (Episode 49)
* Possessing, and subsequently killing the Flying Buzzsaw Skibidi Toilet (Episode 49)
* Killing two toilets at once (Episode 49)
* Saved several Cameramen and Speakermen from being killed by Skibidi toilets (Episode 49)
* Caught & stunned the Glitch Toilet, leading it to get controlled (Episode 54)
* Defeated the Glitch Skibidi Toilet (Episode 54)
* Successfully detached the Large Parasitic Skibidi Toilet from controlling the Titan Speakerman, with the support of the Upgraded Titan Cameraman (Episode 57 Part 2)

## Theories

* Older model TVs are more powerful than "present" TVs, excluding Titan TV Man, which is a reason TV Woman is supposedly more powerful than TV Men.
* TV Woman using different colours to execute different abilities could hint that there could be an infinite amount of abilities within the TV-Species.
* The detachable head of the TV Woman could have possibly cured the Titan Speakerman by controlling and killing its parasite before the titan was cured.
* It appears both sides are borrowing each other's technology. It is shown by the fact that TV Woman's head acts identical to a Skibidi Parasite, just like Vacuum Skibidi Toilet using a camera to see.
* So far, she, Black Camerawoman, Black Speakerwoman and Camerawoman are the only females in The Alliance, perhaps in the future there might be more female Alliance members introduced.
* There could potentially be other versions of TV Women, like Large TV Woman.
* TV Woman exhibits a feeling of leadership; she could be in a matriarchal position in The Alliance.
* She might be capable of sensing when a battle has driven off-course the original plan as shown in Episode 54, where she immediately teleported into a battle where the Glitch Skibidi Toilet showed up, shortly dispatching it and leaving soon after.
* TV Woman might have previously been human, and the TV Men recovered her body and placed a sort of TV parasite on it, which revived her.

## Trivia

* TV Woman, Camerawomen, Camerawoman and Black Speakerwoman are the only females in The Alliance.
* TV Woman is the first Hardware Head to wield her abilities.
* She displayed a >w< emoticon in Skibidi toilet 49.
* She displayed a Òwó emoticon in Skibidi toilet 54.
* Probably, the first TV Woman teaser is first version of her emoji.
* Same as every other TV Man (Except Cinemaman), The TV Woman has never been seen using her fist during combat or getting wounded in some form of injury.
* TV Woman might have someone who has a crush on herself, which is a Normal Cameraman also known as Normal Cameraman/Brown Coated Cameraman/Simp Camerman by the community. He wears a brown suit and is shown to us within the duration of Skibidi Toilet 54.
	+ The "Lazy" Cameraman is most likely the POV-Cameraman back in Skibidi Toilet 49, as the both of them wear a brown suit. He developed a liking towards TV Woman mostly due to the favor for saving him.
* TV Woman appears to be taller than a Normal Cameraman (more specifically Brown Coated Cameraman ), proved in Skibidi toilet 54. This may be due to the camera angle but it seems like she is taller.
* TV Woman has never been heard talking (in reverse).
* There was a prominent screenshot that gained mass popularity among the community, which it showed a Discord message by DaFuq!?Boom! supposedly stating that the TV Woman is 12 years old, This was to prevent further sexualization of the character; however, the person who fabricated the screenshot debunked the claim by admitting that it was fake.