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.

He is kind, loyal, polite, and brave. Although he tends to be shy, insecure, and somewhat absentminded, he always tries to help others. He is also romantic, easily falls in love, and is quite submissive. He makes mistakes frequently, which makes him one of the Cameramen with the most human and realistic personality.

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.)

He is one of the most beloved cameramen in the community.
Many fans consider him the most "human" Cameraman because of his flaws, insecurities, and emotions.
Unlike most cameramen, he wears brightly colored clothes.
The nickname "Simp Cameraman" comes from his obvious infatuation with TV Woman.
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.

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The Alliance
The Alliance is a military organization formed to combat the Skibidi Toilet invasion and protect what remains of humanity. It is composed of three species of advanced androids: the Cameramen, the Speakermen, and the TV Men, each with different abilities, technologies, and functions.

Although all three factions work toward the same goal, each maintains its own base, leaders, combat methods, and technologies.

Goals:
-Defeat the Skibidi Toilets.
-Protect the human survivors.
-Recapture the occupied cities.
-Destroy enemy bases.
-Develop new technologies to win the war.

Members:
-Cameramen
Specialists in combat, strategy, and technological development.

-Speakermen:
Experts in sonic attacks and offensive combat.

-TV Men:
Specialists in teleportation, hypnosis, tactical support, and advanced technology.

Relationship between the factions:
The three species cooperate during the war, although each retains its independence.
The Cameramen usually act as the main force of the Alliance.
Speakermen frequently collaborate with Cameramen and it is common to see them at their bases.
The TV Men prefer to remain in their own facilities and only appear when the situation requires it.

Interesting facts:
All members of the Alliance are highly advanced androids in this AU.
Each species possesses a Titan, considered its most powerful unit.
Despite belonging to the same organization, each faction develops its own technology and combat tactics.

Before the war, it was a modern city, full of skyscrapers, highways, shops, and millions of inhabitants. However, after the appearance of the Skibidi Toilets, much of the city was destroyed.
Now its streets are covered in rubble, collapsed buildings, abandoned vehicles, and a thick dust that recalls the chaos of war. Although most humans have vanished, it is still rumored that some survivors remain hidden among the ruins, avoiding both the Alliance and the Skibidi Toilets.
The city has become the main battleground between the two factions.

They are the first species/fraction to face the Skibidi toilet.
They are intelligent and good with technology; their only skill is recording and transmitting broadcasts through their camera heads. When the cameramen get very angry, their heads start to shake.

Cameramen's weaknesses: They will die if their head is destroyed. Some Cameramen may be naive or childish.

• Cameraman (Normal):
  This is the basic unit of the Cameramen. It has a security camera head with a flashlight below the lens. Most have a white camera, although some have a black one. They normally wear a black suit, trousers, shoes, and tie; some wear a trench coat, and there are a few variations with other colors.
  Height: 1.8–2 m (average ≈ 1.95 m)
  Skills:
  Hand-to-hand combat.
  Use of firearms.
  Teamwork.

• Scientific Cameraman:
  They are responsible for researching and developing technology for the Alliance. Their appearance is similar to that of a regular Cameraman, although some have the appearance and size of a Big Cameraman. They wear a white lab coat or suit, a long-sleeved black shirt, black gloves, and a black and white striped tie.
  Height: 1.8–2 m (although some are taller).

Notable inventions:
Parasite Deactivating Gun (PDG): a weapon designed to remove the control of Skibidi Parasites over their victims.

• Cameraman Engineer (Engineer Cameraman):
  It is a variant of the Scientific Cameraman specializing in the repair and improvement of machinery.
  He is distinguished by having a rectangular camera, a long neck with cables and mechanical tools instead of forearms. He wears a white shirt and black trousers, and is taller than a typical cameraman.
  Height: 2 m (Medium category)
  Skills:
  Repair damaged units.
  Improve technology.
  Titan Cameraman Maintenance.
  Weakness:
  It is not designed for combat.

• Big Cameraman:
  It measures approximately 3.5–5 m in height. It has a film camera for a head and great physical strength.
  Skills:
  Greater strength.
  High resistance.
  It can easily crush small Skibidi Toilets.
  It is capable of facing several enemies at the same time.

• If their head (the camera) is destroyed, they die.
• Some cameramen may act naively or childishly, which causes them to make mistakes.
• Regular Cameramen are much less resilient than elite units or Big Cameramen.

The Speakermen are the second species/faction to confront the Skibidi Toilets and join the Cameramen in forming the Alliance. They are androids specializing in the use of sound and acoustic waves, utilizing their speakers as one of their primary features.

Personality:
Most Speakermen are known for being mischievous, energetic, and loud. They enjoy music and tend to have a more relaxed and fun-loving attitude than other members of the Alliance. They love listening to and playing songs, especially "Everybody Wants to Rule the World," which seems to be one of their favorites.
Despite their playful behavior, they are loyal and brave warriors who do not hesitate to fight alongside their allies when the situation requires it.

Appearance:
Most Speakermen have a sleek, uniform design. Their appearance typically includes:
Head formed by a speaker system instead of a face.
White long-sleeved shirt.
Light gray long-sleeved jacket.
Black tie.
Black gloves.
Black pants.
Black shoes.

Skills:
Use of sound waves as an attack.
Communication through audio signals.
Great physical endurance.
Ability to support other members of the Alliance through music or sound.

Weaknesses:
Their speakers may be damaged, reducing their capabilities.
Some may be distracted by his playful personality.
Extremely strong attacks can affect your sound systems.
Interesting facts:
They were the second major faction to join the war against the Skibidi Toilets.
They have a close relationship with the Cameramen.
Their love for music sets them apart from the rest of the Alliance.
Although they seem less serious, they have proven to be very important fighters.
The Speakermen have a strong connection with music and dance.
One of their favorite dances is Orange Justice, which they often perform as a form of fun or celebration.
Unlike the Cameramen, who tend to be more serious.

• Speakerman (Normal)
  Species: Speakerman
  Faction: Speakerman (The Alliance)
  Average height: 1.8 - 2 meters.

Description:
They are the core units of the Speakerman faction and one of the Alliance's main fighting forces. They use their loudspeakers as a communication tool and as a weapon using sound waves.

Appearance:
Head formed by a light gray horn.
Speaker diaphragm or cone in black.
They generally wear elegant uniforms similar to those of the Cameramen.

Skills:
Sonic attacks.
Hand-to-hand combat.
Use of weapons.
Communication through audio signals.

Weaknesses:
Its speaker head is its most important part; if it is destroyed, it becomes unusable.
Their size and strength are similar to normal Cameramen, so large enemies can easily overcome them.
Damage to your speakers may affect your ability to use sonic attacks.
Some are too impulsive or easily distracted by their fun-loving personality.

• Scientific Speaker
  Species: Speakerman
  Faction: Speakerman (The Alliance)
  Average height: 1.8 - 2 meters.

Description:
They are responsible for researching, analyzing, and creating new technologies to improve the Speakermen's capabilities in the war against the Skibidi Toilets.
Appearance: Their design is similar to that of a normal Speakerman, but they wear scientific clothing:
Scientist's suit.
Black shirt under the suit.
White pants.
Black tie.
Black shoes.

Skills:
Technological research.
Weapon development and improvements.
Enemy analysis.

Combat: They do not possess any known special combat skills, although they can use the basic capabilities of a normal Speakerman:
Blows.
Kicks.
Sound attacks.
Use of weapons.

Weaknesses:
They are not specialized in combat.
Their scientific equipment may be vulnerable during enemy attacks.
Depending on their investigations, they may need protection from other soldiers.
If they lose their tools or technology, their usefulness decreases.

• Big Speakers:
  Species: Giant Speakerman
  Faction: Speakerman (The Alliance)

Approximate height: 5 - 10 meters.
Description:
They are a larger and more powerful variant of the regular Speakerman. Their greater size grants them more strength, stamina, and combat capability.
They are even more robust than the Big Cameramen, with longer arms that allow them to have a greater reach in battle.
Appearance:
Head formed by a large black speaker.
White shirt with collar.
Red tie.
Dark blue trousers.
Belt.
They don't wear coats or suits.

Skills:
Greater physical strength.
Greater resistance.
More powerful sonic attacks.
Ability to face several small enemies at the same time.
Weakness: Being larger makes them slower, making them vulnerable to fast attacks.
Its large size makes it an easier target.
Although it is stronger, it has less mobility than a normal Speakerman.
If your main speakers are damaged, you lose much of your advantage.
It can be overpowered by giant enemies or special units.

The TV Men are the third species/faction to confront the Skibidi Toilets and join the Cameramen and Speakermen as part of the Alliance. They are androids specializing in advanced technology, light manipulation, and special abilities that make them one of the most mysterious and powerful units in the war.
Unlike other factions, TV Men tend to act more independently and discreetly, appearing at important moments to change the course of battles.

Personality:
Most TV Men are known for being serious, mysterious, calm, and somewhat grumpy. Their behavior often intimidates Skibidi Toilets, who consider them a terrifying threat.

Although they may seem cold, they can express emotions through their television screens using different emoticons, such as:
(^^): happiness.
(--): annoyance or tiredness.
(0_0): surprise.
(>:/): anger or doubt.
(:3): playful attitude.
(;-;): sadness.
This sets them apart from the rest of the Alliance members, as they can express their feelings in a unique way.

Appearance:
They have a television screen for a head instead of a face. Their design typically includes:
Elegant black suit.
White shirt.
Black tie.
Black gloves.
Black pants.
Some models may have different designs, sizes, and equipment depending on their function.

Skills:

• Light manipulation
  The TV Men can project different types of light from their screens, causing different effects:
  Daze.
  Hypnosis.
  Burns.
  Behavioral disturbances in Skibidi Toilets.

• Teleportation
  All TV Men possess the ability to teleport. They can also transport objects or even other beings along with them.

• Hand-to-hand combat
  Although it's not their preferred fighting style, they can:
  Extend daggers from their hands.
  Use physical force.
  Defend yourself in close combat.

• Special mobility
  They can turn their head 360 degrees.
  They are capable of speaking backwards, a unique ability within the Alliance.

Weaknesses:
Its screen is its most vulnerable point.
If the screen breaks, they can lose a large part of their abilities.
They may become temporarily blind or lose the ability to use their light powers.
Because they rely on advanced technology, certain electronic attacks could affect their systems.

Interesting facts:
They were the third major faction to join the war against the Skibidi Toilets.
They are the first members of the Alliance capable of communicating by speaking backwards.
They are considered one of the most mysterious factions.
Although they possess very powerful abilities, they usually prefer to support from a distance using their light beams rather than directly entering combat.
Their expressions through emoticons make them one of the most expressive species in the Alliance.

• TV man normal:
  The regular TV Men are the main and standard variants of the TV Man species/faction. Capable of powerful psychological attacks, they first appeared in episode 39 and have since appeared numerous times, playing an important role in the series alongside the rest of the TV Man faction.
  Height: 1.8 - 2 meters.

Appearance: His outfit consists of a dark gray buttoned Chicago trench coat, a purple tie, black dress pants and polished black shoes, along with a pair of black leather gloves.

Its head is a CRT (cathode ray tube) television, from which it gets its name. It displays gray and white static when at rest, but can also be used to display emoticons and will change color when using its attacks, matching the projected light.

• TV men normal
  Skills:
  Retractable Arm Blades: The Normal TV Man has two retractable blades on his arms, which were revealed in Episode 56. They use these blades instead of fists in close combat, giving them an advantage when killing small units.

-Hypnosis Screen: Like all members of the TV Man, the Normal TV Man possesses unique abilities such as hypnosis. By activating this ability, he can easily hypnotize small units exposed to his purple light screen, which covers a wide area. "Large" and "Titan" units require much larger TVs, so they will not be greatly affected. However, if some members of the "Cameramen" race of the alliance are not wearing glasses and are exposed to the light, they can easily be hypnotized and harm themselves or other alliance units.
Movement:
-Teleportation: This is an ability that all TV men possess; the TV woman is no exception. Although it's nothing special—it's the typical teleportation with black smoke—it still proves effective for various purposes in the series, as has already been demonstrated.
-Rear Head Propulsion Backpack: As the name suggests, this is a propulsion backpack located on his head, which combines with his mind control ability.

TV normal men:
Weaknesses:
Destroyed Screen: Its main weak point is its television screen. If it receives too much damage and breaks, it can lose its light, communication, and vision abilities, becoming practically useless.
Reliance on visual abilities: Much of their power comes from the signals emitted by their screen. If an enemy blocks their vision or shields their eyes/screens, their hypnosis attacks and light effects may be less effective.
Surprise attacks: Although they possess teleportation, they can be vulnerable if an enemy manages to attack them before they can react.
Lower physical resistance: Regular TV Men do not have the same level of strength or durability as Big TV Men, Elites, or Titans.
Limited close-quarters combat: Although they can use daggers and fight physically, they are generally not specialized in close-quarters combat and prefer to use their screen abilities.
Technological interference: As they are advanced androids, attacks that affect their electronic systems could impair their functionality.
Limited Teleportation: Although they can move quickly, using this ability may require concentration or energy, so they cannot always escape every situation.

• TV Man scientist:
  He's a variant of the regular TV Man. He wears a white lab coat with a pocket that includes a tag with a TV icon. He also wears black dress pants, a purple shirt under the lab coat, and black shoes.
  The TV Scientist's head resembles that of the regular TV Man. However, unlike other TV Men, the TV Scientist has a curved wire on top of his head.

Height: 1.8 - 2 meters.

• Large TV Man:
  He has a large television, which serves as his head and main screen, located at the top of his neck. A thin metal tube connects this main television to his body. He also has four smaller televisions attached to his back by thin metal tendrils: two on each side, one on the upper half, and one on the lower half. He wears a black suit with a purple tie. His hands are covered by black gloves, and he completes his outfit with black trousers and shoes similar to those worn by professionals.
  Height: 5 - 10 meters.

Abilities: Like all other TV Men, he can teleport. What sets him apart is that, while most TV Men use a hypnotic light to stun Skibidi Toilets (including Cameramen who don't wear glasses and are exposed to the light), the Large TV Man's screens can emit a very bright light to cause the same effect. His most frequently used ability is teleporting with enormous objects, such as a container with members of the Alliance.

Weaknesses:
Its screen is its most vulnerable point. If it breaks or is severely damaged, it loses most of its abilities and may become incapacitated.
Its large size makes it an easier target for large enemies or ranged attacks.
Less mobility than a normal TV Man, so it has difficulty dodging quick attacks.
Their visual abilities can be countered with eye protection (such as sunglasses or special visors), reducing the effectiveness of hypnosis and other light effects.
Damage to their electronic systems can affect their teleportation and the functioning of their powers.
Although he is much stronger and more resilient than a normal TV Man, he still shares the main weakness of the entire species: the screen.

Description:
The Skibidi Toilets are the Alliance's main enemies. They are biological creatures with human heads and toilet bodies; they are not robots, although they possess extraordinary intelligence and use highly advanced technology.

They communicate using their own language, based on song:
"Skibidi, Skibidi dop dop yes yes..."

For the Alliance, this language is very annoying and so far no one has managed to translate it completely.
Its leader is G-Toilet, who leads the army and coordinates attacks against the Alliance.

Personality:
Most Skibidi Toilets are: Aggressive, violent, intelligent, cunning, persistent, and highly adaptable.
Although many seem to act on instinct, others (especially scientists and commanders) possess great strategic ability.

Weaknesses:
Common Skibidi Toilets can be defeated by activating or damaging the lever on their tank, although they can also be destroyed by sufficiently powerful attacks.
Large, modified, or special variants usually require much more damage and cannot always be defeated simply by pulling the lever.
Like any living thing, they can die from serious injuries.

• Skibidi Toilet Normal
  Height: 1 meter.
  It is the most common unit in the army.
  Abilities: Bites, charges, and basic attacks.
  Appearance: It has a human head that protrudes from inside a toilet.
  Generally:
  White, gray or black toilet.
  Without arms or legs.
  Exaggerated or smiling expression.
  The head can rotate and move freely.
  It is the most common variant.

• Skibidi Medium Toilet
  Height: 2 meters.
  More durable than a regular Skibidi.
  Appearance: It has the same design as a normal Skibidi Toilet, but with a larger body.
  Its head is also usually larger and more robust.

• Skibidi Toilet Large
  Height: 16–25 meters.
  He possesses enormous physical strength and endurance.
  Appearance: It's a gigantic version of the common Skibidi Toilet.
  His toilet has thicker, stronger walls, while his human head also increases in size.
  Depending on the model, it may incorporate armor or mechanical accessories.

• Giant Skibidi Toilet
  Height: 30 meters.
  It is one of the largest units in the Skibidi army.

Appearance: It is one of the largest variants in the army.
His enormous toilet can reach the size of a small building, and his human head is disproportionately large.
Some models have additional mechanical improvements.

• Mutant Skibidi Toilet
  They are one of the Chief Scientist's most successful experiments.
  They possess humanoid bodies created from Alliance members or other modified bodies.

Appearance: Unlike common Skibidi Toilets, it possesses a humanoid body.
His torso is partially covered by the toilet while he uses:
Arms.
Legs.
Functional hands.
Many of these bodies were constructed using remains of Alliance members or artificially created bodies.
Its appearance is much more terrifying than that of a normal Skibidi Toilet.

Abilities: Increased speed, increased strength, and ability to use arms and legs.

• Skibidi Toilet Tripod
  Also called: Skibidi Spider, Skibidi Mosquito or Skibidi with legs.

It was created using technology obtained after studying the remains of a Camera Tripod.

Appearance: Its body retains the design of a Skibidi Toilet, but is equipped with three enormous metal legs.
The legs:
They are long and thin.
They end in sharp points.
They are made from a durable metal alloy.
Some models also incorporate cannons or other weapons.

Skills:
Three extremely long metal legs.
High speed.
It can pass through enemies with ease.

• Weapons of the Alliance:
  Firearms: Pistols, submachine guns, shotguns, assault rifles, sniper rifles, and machine guns.

Melee weapons:
Combat knives (Dark Speakerman, Speakerwoman).
TV Men's retractable daggers.
Punches and kicks.

Heavy weapons: Rocket launchers, energy cannons, plasma cannons, and laser cannons.

TV Man Technology:
Hypnosis screen.
Fire screen.
Paralyzing light screen.
Teleportation.
Mind control (TV Woman).

Speakerman Technology:
Sound waves.
Sonic attacks.
High-power vibrations.

Cameraman Technology:
Parasite Deactivating Gun (PDG), created by the Cameramen Scientists to eliminate Skibidi Parasites without harming the host.
Jetpacks.
Shields.
Advanced vision systems.

Special weapons:
Flamethrowers: Used to burn large groups of Skibidi Toilets and eliminate parasites.
Toilet paper roll bombs: Explosives designed to resemble a roll of toilet paper. They are used to destroy enemies, bring down structures, or clear a path on the battlefield.
Explosive grenades.
Parasite Deactivating Gun (PDG).

• Skibidi Parasite
  Height: 10 centimeters.
  It is one of the most dangerous biological weapons created by the Chief Scientist.

Skills:
Mind control.
Infection of Alliance members.
Temporary conversion of allies into enemies.

Infection process:
It adheres to the victim's neck.
It inserts its metal stinger.
The victim slowly loses control.
Sparks appear around the head.
His fingers lengthen.
Start obeying the Skibidi Toilets.
He starts singing "Skibidi, Skibidi..." continuously.

Appearance:
It is a small creature, barely 10 centimeters long.
Its body is made up of:
A small toilet seat.
A gray tank at the rear.
Four legs with spikes.
A long, retractable metal tongue that he uses to infect his victims.

Its appearance is reminiscent of a mechanical spider mixed with a tiny toilet.

Curiosity:
He was responsible for controlling the Speakerman Titan for much of the war.

In this universe, humanity is practically extinct.
Many humans died during the invasion, while others were transformed into Skibidi Toilets after being exposed to the virus transmitted by the Skibidi song.
The few survivors who might still be alive are probably hiding among the ruins of the cities, avoiding both the Alliance and the Skibidi Toilets.

• Weapons of the Skibidi Toilets
  Natural attacks:
  Bites.
  Charges.
  Crushing with its weight.

Energy weapons:
Laser beams (G-Toilet and other variants).
Laser cannons.
Energy cannons.

Technology:
Jetpacks.
Jetpacks.
Armor.
Mechanical claws.
Robotic arms.
Circular saws.
Mechanical pliers.

Biological weapons:
Skibidi Parasites.
Giant parasites for Titans.
Skibidi Virus (transforms humans into Skibidi Toilets).

Chief Scientist's Technology:
Mutants
Skibidi tripods.
Glitch Skibidi.
Clones and mechanical improvements.
Teleportation systems.

Vehicles and equipment:
Alliance
Jetpacks.
Jetpacks.
Shields.
Repair equipment.
Enhancement technology for Titans.

Skibidi Toilets:
Jetpacks.
Flying platforms.
Propellers.
Armor.
Cybernetic enhancements.

Fun fact:
Although the Skibidi Toilets are biological beings, they possess a technological level comparable to that of the Alliance thanks to the work of Chief Scientist Skibidi Toilet, who develops weapons, mechanical improvements, and experiments to strengthen their army.

• Protective eyewear:
  Special lenses designed to protect Alliance members (such as the Cameramen) against the TV Men's visual abilities.

Functions:
They block the hypnosis screen.
They reduce or cancel the effects of lights that paralyze or control the mind.
They allow you to confront TV Men without being hypnotized.

Weakness:
They do not offer protection against physical attacks or explosions.
If the glasses break or fall off, the user becomes vulnerable again to impaired visual abilities.

Protective goggles:
Some elite units and special models use protective goggles to resist the hypnotic rays of the TV Men.

Functions:
Immunity or high resistance to hypnosis.
Protection against other visual effects emitted by TV Men screens.

Fun fact: Protective goggles began to be used when both sides realized the enormous danger posed by the TV Men's hypnotic abilities. Thanks to them, many soldiers were able to continue fighting without falling under their control.

The different species in the world have very different forms of communication, so they cannot always understand each other.

Humans:
Humans speak a normal language and can communicate with each other without problems.
However:
They cannot understand the language of the Cameramen, since for them there is only absolute silence.
They also do not understand the Speakermen, as their sounds cannot be interpreted as a human language.
The TV Men speak backwards, so a human cannot understand them without some kind of translation.
The language of the Skibidi Toilets is completely incomprehensible to humans.

Cameramen:
They communicate using their own language based on electronic signals and sounds.
The Cameramen can understand each other.
They can also contact Speakermen and TV Men.
Humans cannot understand what they are saying.

Speakers:
They use sounds, frequencies, and audio signals to speak.
The Speakers can understand the other members of the Alliance.
Humans cannot interpret their language.

TV Men:
They speak using words pronounced backwards.
The other members of the Alliance can understand them.
Humans usually don't understand what they are saying.
In addition, they can express themselves using emoticons on their screens.

Skibidi Toilets:
They speak exclusively the Skibidi language.
His language is composed of phrases like:
"Skibidi dop dop yes yes."
So far, no one has managed to fully translate their language.

Curiosity:
Although Cameramen, Speakermen, and TV Men have completely different forms of communication, Alliance members can understand each other thanks to their advanced integrated processing and translation systems.

• Base Cameraman:
  It is the main base of the Cameramen and one of the Alliance's most important military centers. Here, soldiers are trained, damaged units are repaired, new technologies are developed, and operations against the Skibidi Toilets are organized.
  Although he belongs to the Cameramen, it is common to find some Speakermen collaborating at the base during joint missions or resting between battles.

• Base Speakerman:
  The Speakermen's base is focused on training and combat preparation. Their facilities are equipped with sound-based technology, where they develop sonic attacks and coordinate operations with other Alliance factions.
  The Speakermen frequently visit Cameraman Base to support various missions.

• TV Man Base:
  The TV Men's base is the most mysterious and technologically advanced in the entire Alliance. There, they research new technologies, hone their skills, and plan strategies.
  Unlike the Cameramen and Speakermen, the TV Men prefer to remain in their own base and are rarely seen outside of it, appearing only when the situation requires it or during important missions.

• Skibidi Toilet Base:
  This is the headquarters of the Skibidi Toilet army, where Chief Scientist Skibidi Toilet develops new weapons, mutations, and upgrades to strengthen his forces. Attacks against the Alliance are organized from here, and most of the special Skibidi Toilet variants are created.
  Its location is a closely guarded secret and is heavily monitored by numerous units.

• Cameraman Plunger
  Species: Cameraman
  Faction: The Alliance
  Cameraman Type: Elite
  Rank: Elite Cameraman/Infiltration Squad Member
  Nicknames: Plungerman (official), Cameraman Plunger, The Legend, Plunger, Idiot.
  Gender: Male

Personality: Plungerman is extremely brave, determined, and persevering. He never backs down from an enemy, no matter how strong or large they may be. He is impulsive and reckless, often rushing into battle without much thought for the danger. He also proves to be loyal, protective, and willing to sacrifice his own life for his comrades and the Alliance.

Appearance: He wears a black suit with a white shirt, light blue tie, and black gloves. His head is a black security camera. After receiving upgrades, he gained a jetpack and various combat equipment.

Weapons: Two plungers, his main weapons. Pistol, Energy Rifle (in upgraded versions), Jetpack for rapid movement.

Skills:
Great skill in hand-to-hand combat.
Excellent speed and agility.
Highly resistant to damage thanks to its constant repairs.
Expert in infiltration and special missions.
Great determination and willpower.
Ability to use different weapons depending on the mission.

Weaknesses:
He is too impulsive and often faces far superior enemies alone.
His overconfidence leaves him seriously injured on several occasions.
Although he is very skilled, his physical strength is inferior to that of many large Titans and Skibidi.

History: He was one of the first Cameramen to participate in the war against the Skibidi Toilets. Throughout the conflict, he received numerous upgrades and starred in several important missions. His bravery and sacrifice led him to be considered one of the greatest heroes of the Alliance.

• Cameraman D-172
  Species: Cameraman
  Faction: Cameraman (The Alliance)
  Cameraman type: normal
  Gender: Male

Appearance and clothing: He has a white security camera head, wears a black suit and pants with a red tie, black shoes and gloves, and a white (long-sleeved) t-shirt.

Personality: He is sarcastic, sees the bad side of things, likes to annoy Cameraman Brown, observant, somewhat egocentric.

• TV woman
  Species: TV Man
  Faction: TV Man (The Alliance)
  Group: Woman / Elite
  Gender: Female

Description:
TV Woman is an elite female variant of the TV Men. She first appeared in episode 49 and quickly proved to be one of the Alliance's most capable members thanks to her special skills, intelligence, and support abilities.
She is a versatile fighter who can face enemies directly or help her allies through her teleportation and control powers.

Appearance:
It features a vintage television head with a classic design and a wooden casing. Its screen is square and includes:
A dial on the right side.
Two buttons.
Two antennae on its head.
Their attire consists of:
Purple long-sleeved blouse.
Dark gray dress with a plaid pattern.
Thin black belt.
Black gloves.
Black pants.
Long boots with a small heel.

Personality: TV Woman is energetic, sweet, kind, and altruistic. Unlike many TV Men who tend to be serious or cold, she demonstrates a greater emotional connection with her colleagues.
She is protective and cares deeply for her allies, as shown by her saving Cameraman Brown and protecting Camerawoman and Speakerwoman.
Although she is affectionate with her friends, she doesn't seem to fully understand displays of romantic or physical affection, reacting strangely to situations like an unexpected hug.

• Camerawoman
  Species: Cameraman
  Faction: Cameraman (The Alliance)
  Group: Woman
  Rank: Elite Camerawoman
  Cameraman Type: Elite
  Gender: Female

Personality: She is a level-headed, serious, brave, and self-assured fighter. She remains calm during battles and usually acts strategically. Although she normally has a calm demeanor, she can also be lively and determined when the situation demands it.

Appearance: He wears a black, cylindrical camera for a head with a viewfinder and two small "ears" on top. His face is formed by two large cyan lanterns with the lens in the center; when he enters combat, the lights turn red. He wears a long black trench coat, black dress pants, knee-high black boots, a dark brown belt with a silver buckle, and a dark gray tie. He usually keeps his hands in his trench coat pockets.

Arms:
Integrated head sniper rifle.
Bolt launcher (integrated crossbow).
Support firearms (in some appearances).

Skills:
Excellent long-range aim.
High accuracy as a sniper.
Good mobility and reflexes.
Ability to switch between sniper ammunition and bolts.
Its red lights indicate that it is ready to attack and lock onto targets.

Weaknesses:
It is more effective at long range than in close combat.
It depends on maintaining a good position to take advantage of its accuracy.

Interesting facts:
She is one of the most prominent members of the Woman Alliance group.
She has proven to be a reliable soldier and an excellent marksman.
He has a close relationship with Plungerman, with whom he shares several important missions and shows concern for his well-being.

-Titan Cameraman
It is the most powerful unit created by the Alliance and the only one of its kind.
Species/fraction: Cameraman
Cameraman Type: Titan
Gender: Male

It stands approximately 75 meters tall. It wears a trench coat with dark black trousers fastened by a belt and has an exposed, light blue, circular reactor core. Its head is a large camera with a lens and two 35mm side cameras on either side. Above its head are two fold-down LCD screens, presumably acting as its ears. It has two black cameras mounted on its shoulders, which appear to be giant versions of a Black Cameraman's head, albeit without the flashlight. It carries a massive riot shield on its back, protecting it from attacks, and a large, twin-turbine jetpack, allowing it to fly or escape when critically damaged.

Personality: Brave, protective, responsible, noble, determined, self-sacrificing, patient, reliable, and a leader.

Skills:
Extraordinary strength.
High strength and durability.
Flight.
Defensive shield.
Heavy weaponry.

Weakness: Its core or energy reactor.

• Titan Speakerman
  Faction: Speakerman (The Alliance)
  Speaker Type: Titan
  Gender: Male
  Approximate height: 50 - 75 meters.
  Quantity in existence: There is only one Titan Speakerman.
  Description:
  It is the Speakermen's most powerful unit and one of the Alliance's primary weapons. It was created to confront large-scale threats and fight against giant enemies.

Personality: Impulsive, extroverted, competitive, passionate, brave, strong, protective, energetic, somewhat reckless.

Appearance:
Head formed by large KLIPSCH speakers.
Cherry red energy core exposed on the chest.
Two square black speakers near the core.
Two large speakers on the back.
Large black jetpack.
Dark red dress shirt.
Black pants held up with a belt.
Arms:
Plasma cannon integrated into the left arm.
High-power sound waves.
Skills:
Extremely high strength and endurance.
Massive sonic attacks.
Jetpack flight.
Use of heavy weaponry.
Ability to face enemies of Titan size.

Weakness:
Its energy core is its most vulnerable point.
If the core is severely damaged, its operation may be affected.
Its energy core is its most vulnerable point.
The speakers in your body can be damaged and affect your sonic attacks.
Its enormous size makes it difficult to hide or avoid attacks.
Enemies specializing in parasites may try to take control of it.
If he loses his main weapons or his jetpack, he loses mobility and offensive power.

• Titan TV man
  Faction/Species: TV Man (The Alliance)
  Group: Titan
  Gender: male
  Quantity: There is only one Titan TV Man.
  Approximate height: 50-75 meters (there is no officially confirmed height).

Personality: Intelligent, cold, mysterious, calculating, serious, very self-confident, strategic, elegant, and intimidating.

Description:
The TV Man Titan is the mechanical colossus of the TV Man faction and one of the most powerful weapons created by the Alliance. It was constructed using multiple components and technology developed by the TV Men, making it a combat unit with enormous physical strength, great durability, and advanced digital capabilities.
Its main source of energy is a purple core located in its chest, which powers all of its special abilities.

Appearance:
Enormous black television monitor for a head.
Screen that usually emits white static.
Black trench coat.
Black gloves.
Black pants.
Black boots.
Circular core of bright purple color on the chest.
Large black claws with purple details on the shoulders.
Metal hooks on both elbows.
Several television screens distributed throughout his body.
A turbine-powered backpack to increase mobility.

Skills:
Extraordinary physical strength.
Enormous strength and durability.
Projection of energy beams and light attacks from multiple screens.
Teleportation.
Hypnosis and control through screens.
Extremely powerful photon attacks.
Claws and hooks to grab or attack enemies.
I fly thanks to my jetpack.
Weaknesses:
Its power core is its most vulnerable point; if it is severely damaged, its operation may be compromised.
The main screen remains a critical part: if it breaks, it can affect your visual and lighting abilities.
Due to its enormous size, it is an easy target for giant enemies.
The continuous use of your most powerful abilities can consume a large amount of energy.

• G-Toilet
  Species: Skibidi Toilet
  Faction: Leader of the Skibidi Toilets
  Height: Approximately 35 meters.
  Gender: Male

Nicknames:
Jimmy
G-Toilet
Commander
Boss Toilet
Skibidi Sigma
G-Toilet Deity
Gay Man Toilet (nickname created by the community).

Personality: proud, authoritarian, intelligent, calculating, very confident and ambitious.

Appearance:
G-Toilet is a massive Skibidi Toilet with the head of a man with short, dark hair, inspired by the face of G-Man from Half-Life. Its body is a large, white toilet reinforced with multiple technological upgrades.
As the war progressed, it received numerous improvements, including:
Metal armor.
Great propulsion systems for flying.
Cannons and heavy weapons.
Mechanical reinforcements around the toilet.
Its enormous size and presence make it one of the most intimidating enemies in war.

Skills:
Powerful laser beams from his eyes.
Great physical strength.
Enormous resistance.
Great tactical intelligence.
Ability to lead the entire Skibidi army.

• Chief Scientist Skibidi Toilet
  Species: Skibidi Toilet
  Faction: Skibidi Toilets
  Gender: male
  Description: He is the chief scientist of the Skibidi Toilets and responsible for the development of much of their technology.
  Thanks to him, parasites, mutants, and many other variants emerged.

Personality: Extremely intelligent, manipulative, calculating, cruel, patient, and perfectionist.

Appearance: It has a similar appearance to a normal Skibidi Toilet, but its toilet is highly modified with advanced technology.

Among its improvements, the following stand out:
Jetpack.
Mechanical arms.
Various scientific devices.
Integrated tools for creating and repairing technology.
Additional armor as the series progresses.
Its design is constantly changing due to the improvements he develops himself.

Skills:
Teleportation.
Jetpack.
Great technological expertise.
Weapon creation and experimentation.

Creations:
Skibidi parasites.
Giant parasites.
Mutants.
Tripods.
Glitch Skibidi.

Failed experiments:
Skibidi vacuum cleaner.
Hydra Skibidi.
Skibidi with double saws.
Skibidi with hanging tank.