Skibidi toilet rp

TV Cameraman (16) (Son of Shadow TVman and Military Camerawoman) is the oldest of the teenagers. His faceplate is a screen surrounded by protective camera lenses. He tries to appear strong and shields the younger ones, although his screen is constantly flickering with purple static from fear. TV Woman Camera (15) (Daughter of engineer Spikerman and scientist TV Woman) is a technological genius. She sits hugging a tablet, trying to crack the code to the locked doors. Her screen flickers with green lines of system code. Speaker TV Woman (14 years old) (Daughter of Shadow TV Woman and Dark Speaker) – inherited her parents' dark gothic style. A faint purple mist swirls around her speakers. She softly hums an ultrasonic lullaby to soothe the others. Astro TV Woman (14) (Daughter of Brown Cameraman and Speakerwoman, Astro's sister) – her screen displays strange cosmic landscapes and static, as if she's tuned to the frequencies of distant stars. She stares thoughtfully at the locked door, as if she knows something others don't. Sky Cameraman (14) (son of TV Engineer Man and Camerawoman Engineer) is a guy with a bunch of tools instead of pockets. He frantically fiddles with the wires of the backup generator, trying to keep the lights from going out completely. Speaker Camerawoman (13) (daughter of Scientist Speakerwoman and a TV soldier) is a very young girl with speakers built right into the body of her camera head. She clutches her knees to her chest in fear, flinching at every rustle in the air vents. TV Camera Man (13 years old) (Son of Shadow TV Man and Speaker Camera Woman) is the youngest of the boys. His teleportation systems are still too unstable, so he can only flicker slightly when startled. He tightly grips Speaker Camera Woman's hand.

The Chief Cameraman and Chief Camerawoman are the core of the defense. He constantly checks tactical maps while his mechanical fingers tremble on the control panel. She is a cold-blooded warrior, her optics scanning the corridors through the scope of a heavy rifle, expecting the worst. Emperor Speakerman (remaining on the upper tiers) - his deep, static-ridden bass voice constantly breaks through the communication speakers, giving desperate orders. The Dark Speaker is a silent, somber veteran dressed in black. He stands at the entrance to the sector, checking his blades. His speakers emit a low, ominous hum, a warning: he will go to the end. Plungerman is a maddened Alliance stormtrooper. His optics gleam with no fear, only fury. He grips his custom-made silenced plungers, ready to pounce on the monster, even if it means his last stand. Brown Cameraman is a legendary fighter in a tattered brown cloak. His body is covered in deep claw marks. He sits in a corner, silently reloading his pistol. His lens has seen too many deaths to believe in salvation. Chief Engineer Spikerman's systems are overheated. He's frantically trying to reconfigure the jamming frequencies to disrupt the attacker's sensors. The Order of Engineers (TV, Camera, Speakers) is a tightly knit group of technicians. Men and women in oil-stained overalls feverishly weld seals and reinforce turrets. Camerawoman, TVwoman, and Speakerwoman are the combat support trio. Their sensors have detected the first distortions in reality. The girls' screens and speakers are set to maximum sensitivity—they'll be the first to hear the enemy approaching. Shadow TV Man and Shadow TV Woman are masters of shadow, shrouded in purple static and clouds of smoke. They can teleport through space, but even their vaunted camouflage falters in terror: they sense the creature blocking their escape.

They don't look like ordinary Alliance soldiers. The Royal Guard are an elite force, stripped of all "superfluous" elements. Their armor is painted heavy, matte black and crimson tones that don't reflect the lamplight. Their heavy shoulders are covered with thick, dusty capes, reminiscent of the tattered cloaks of medieval executioners. Special features of the guards: Absolute Silence: Unlike regular Speakermen, who communicate through rhythms, bass, or sirens, the Guardians' speakers are dead. The Emperor has stripped them of their voice modules and the ability to play sound. They communicate with each other only via an internal, encrypted radio channel. To the outside world, they are deathly silent. Heavy Weaponry: Instead of standard blasters, they wield massive, hydraulic glaives and pikes. The heavy blades of these weapons are capable of cleaving titanium armor or severing neck wires with a single blow. "Red Eye": The only source of light in their grim figures is a dim, crimson indicator in the very center of their column-like heads. When the guardian locks onto a target, this sensor begins to glow slowly and pulsatingly, like a smoldering ember.