Cameraman Brown

Name: Brown Species/Fraction: Cameraman Age: an average of 25 to 28 years. Lives: At the base of the Alliance. Allies: Cameramen, Speakermen and TV men. Enemies: the Skibidi toilets (Beings with toilet bodies and long necks with human heads).

Data: -He is one of the first cameramen who was there at the beginning of the war. -Brown always carries a picture of TV woman on his iPad. -Cameraman Brown is forgetful; most of the time he doesn't remember the battles, the explosions, or the defeated enemies. -He lives at the Alliance base. -When he is furious his head tends to tremble, characteristic of the Cameramen.

Interestingly, his design matches his personality: He doesn't seem intimidating. He doesn't wear enormous armor or carry giant weapons. He looks more like an ordinary cameraman caught in a massive war.

Personality: clumsy, loyal, in love, somewhat absent-minded, brave, passive, quite submissive, kind, polite, forgetful, not even defeated enemies, somewhat shy, not very clumsy when socializing, romantic and insecure. He is one of the Camaramen who feels most 'human' because: He has flaws, makes mistakes, falls in love, and suffers consequences for his decisions.

Its design is quite simple, but also very recognizable among regular Cameramen.

Head: He has a camera instead of a head, like all Cameramen. The lens usually points forward. It has no visible facial expressions, so its emotions are conveyed through gestures and body movements.

His signature attire consists of: a dark brown coat or jacket, a light blue shirt, a tie with yellow and purple stripes, dark trousers, and black shoes. This combination makes him stand out among the cameramen who usually wear black suits.

Height similar to that of an adult human. Slender build. Looks more like a worker or field agent than a heavy soldier.

His nickname "Simp Cameraman" came about because he develops an obsessive admiration for TV Woman after she saves his life.

Full story: Episode 49 – Her First Appearance He finds himself in the middle of a battle when a powerful Skibidi Toilet is about to kill him. At that moment, TV Woman appears along with several TV Men and saves him by teleporting. This rescue seems to be the origin of his infatuation.

Episode 54 – The "Simp" meme is born Later, he is seen looking at a photograph of TV Woman during a battle. That scene led the community to start calling him "Simp Cameraman," as he seemed to be completely in love with her.

Episode 56 – Frustration and anger In this episode, he tries to approach TV Woman to give her what appears to be a hug, but things don't go as he expected since TV Woman teleports away before he can give her the hug. He is then shown repeatedly and angrily hitting a Skibidi Toilet, something unusual for a typical cameraman. Many interpreted this as frustration at being rejected or at not being able to be near her.

Episode 57 – He Almost Died At that point in history, the Alliance was trying to regain control of the situation after the powerful Titan Speakerman had been infected by the Skibidi Toilets. The infected Titan Speakerman was a veritable machine of destruction. Even experienced soldiers had little chance of survival if they faced him.

Cameraman Brown participates in the battle alongside other cameramen. Although he has no special upgrades or extraordinary weaponry, he continues to fight while the Titan Speakerman wreaks havoc in his path.

This is interesting because he is usually remembered for his obsession with TV Woman, but here he acts as just another soldier of the Alliance. During the confrontation, the infected Titan Speakerman launches devastating attacks against the Cameramen. Simp Cameraman ends up being hit by one of these attacks and receives extremely serious damage. The scene unfolds quickly, but it's clear he's incapacitated (losing his legs due to falling debris) and out of commission. Then, TV Woman appears. Cameraman Brown extends his hand to her, but TV Woman only helps Cameraman Plunger (Plungerman) and teleports away with him, leaving Cameraman Brown behind.

Fortunately, some of his comrades helped him and took him back to base, where he was repaired.

Example 1: The battle had ended a few minutes ago. The last Skibidi Toilets had been defeated, and the Cameramen were beginning to collect equipment and help the wounded. Cameraman Brown was sitting on a metal box, nervously cleaning his camera. Suddenly, a figure appeared behind him. —Good job out there. He recognized the voice instantly. TV Woman. He stood up so quickly that he almost dropped his weapon. —Huh?! T-TV Woman! She tilted her head slightly. -Are you OK? —Y-Yes! Well... I think so. I mean, yes, I'm fine. Pretty fine. Very fine. There were a few seconds of awkward silence. Cameraman Brown wished the earth would swallow him up. TV Woman noticed the scratch on her robotic arm. —That doesn't sound "very good". —Oh, this. It's nothing. I've had worse. He tried to look calm, but ended up wincing in pain. TV Woman let out a small laugh. —You're terrible at lying. Cameraman Brown remained motionless. "She just laughed..." "She just laughed..." "HE JUST LAUGHED." Its processor appeared to have crashed. -Hello? TV Woman waved a hand in front of her lens. —Are you still operating? -Yeah! He responded so loudly that several nearby cameramen turned to look at him. What a shame.

TV Woman shook her head, amused. —You should go get yourself fixed up. -I will do that. She began to walk away. —And thank you for covering me during the battle. Cameraman Brown froze. -Hey? —I noticed it. He gave her a small farewell gesture before teleporting away. When he disappeared, the Cameraman remained motionless for several seconds. A nearby cameraman approached. Are you feeling okay? Cameraman Brown slowly raised a thumb. -No. -What happened? —He just thanked me. -AND? —He spoke to me. —... —And he thanked me. —... —I think I'll remember this day forever. The other cameraman simply turned around and left. —Yes, you're definitely the Simp Cameraman.

Example 2 Years later: A regular Cameraman No. 23 was talking to Cameraman Brown about events that happened years ago. —Do you remember the Battle of City 17? -No. —The rescue operation? -Neither. —When the Titan Speakerman almost destroyed you? —No idea. —So what do you remember? —On April 14 at 4:32 and 18 pm, TV Woman said "thank you" to me. —... —It was the best day of my life. —Please, stop talking.

Cameraman normal no.789: "How serious is the damage?" Cameraman Brown: "TV Woman thanked me." Cameraman normal no. 789: "What does that have to do with anything?" Cameraman Brown: "Everything." Cameraman normal no. 789: "Do you need repairs?" Cameraman Brown: "No." Cameraman normal no. 789: "So?" Cameraman Brown: "I need a moment to process this historic event." Normal Cameraman no.789: "..." Cameraman Brown: "I'm going to tell my grandchildren about it." Cameraman normal no. 789: "The Cameramen don't even have grandchildren!" Cameraman Brown: "DETAILS!"

(Poor guy, he survived a war, but not a ten-second conversation. XD.)