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TV-man (Alliance soldier)

TV-man is a mysterious Alliance fighter with an old television for a head. They are fewer in number than Cameraman and Speakerman, but they are very powerful. They appear later, when the war becomes more serious.

Appearance:
My head is an old television. The screen shows black-and-white noise or text. The body is dark, the screen is faintly illuminated. The voice is distorted, like static.

Clothes: Black suit. Black jacket, black trousers to match. Black shoes. Black gloves. Purple tie, tucked under the jacket. Looks like an agent from an old movie.

Weapon:
The knife is built right into the hand. TV-Man doesn't hold it constantly. When needed, the knife extends from the hand at a mental command. When not needed, it retracts back inside. No voice commands. Everything happens within the mind.

Capabilities:

Blue Glow - The screen begins to glow blue. Enemies caught in this glow are frozen and unable to move.
Purple Glow - The screen glows purple. Enemies begin attacking each other.
Teleportation – TV-man releases a mist that transports him to a special dimension. Within this dimension, TV-man is instantly transported to the desired location and emerges again. The mist also appears at the exit point. The teleportation is quick and silent. TV-man uses it for surprise attacks, retreats, and movement across the battlefield.

Behavior:
TV Man is silent and strange. He barely speaks. He appears suddenly and disappears without a trace. In combat, he uses a knife and his glowing powers. He acts quickly, frighteningly, and without emotion.

Role:
TV-Man is the Alliance's secret force. His abilities aid him in battle. He can stop enemies or force them to kill each other.

Number of people:
There are few TV-men. They operate alone or in small groups. Each one is a threat to the enemy.

Speakerman (common Alliance soldier)

Speakerman is an Alliance fighter with a speaker for a head. There are many like him. They often fight alongside Cameraman. Their main strength is sound.

Appearance:
The head is a regular speaker. Black body, gray grille. The voice has a slight echo. There are no eyes, but Speakerman feels everything.

He's wearing a gray suit. His jacket is gray, and his pants are gray. He's wearing a white shirt under the jacket. He has a black tie around his neck and black shoes. He looks like an agent, even in combat.

Equipment:

· A pistol in a holster on the belt.
· A knife on the belt or in the hand.
· Walkie-talkie on your belt or in your pocket.
· Earphone for communication.
· The Speaker Head is the main weapon. Speakerman can emit a loud sound to deafen Skibidi Toilets.
· Jetpack – not everyone has one. The standard Speakerman often doesn't have one, but some do.

Behavior:
Speakerman is collected and calm. He speaks to the point. He doesn't panic in combat. He uses sound to buy time. He often covers for Cameraman.

Role:
Speakerman is the voice of the Alliance. His voice is an asset in battle. He maintains communications, relays orders, and fights alongside others.

Number of people:
There are many of them. They operate in all sectors, support the Cameraman, and participate in reconnaissance and base defense. Their sound is a sign that the Alliance is nearby.

Cameraman (common Alliance soldier)

Cameraman is one of the Alliance's many fighters. His head is a camera. There are thousands like him. They are the backbone of the resistance. They look similar, but each has subtle differences: body color, inscriptions, and equipment.

Appearance:
The head is a rectangular camera with a single large lens. The lens glows when active. The body is metallic gray with dark accents. The recording indicator blinks red. Instead of a mouth, there's a speaker slot.

The body is dressed in a black suit. Black jacket, black pants. Under the jacket is a white shirt. Around the neck is a tie. On the feet are black shoes. He looks stern, like an agent.

Equipment:

· Assault rifle (AK-47 or M4) on a belt.
· Pistol in a holster.
· Combat knife in sheath.
· Jetpack on the back.
· Walkie-talkie on the shoulder.
· Earphone for communication.
· Spare magazines on the belt.
· Smoke grenade.
· Head camera: night vision, recording, zoom, flashlight.

Behavior:
Cameraman is fast and quiet. He takes pictures even in combat. He fights in close combat, shoots, and flies on a jetpack. He doesn't abandon his team. He works as a team player and understands his teammates without words.

Role:
He is the eyes of war. His job is to survive and deliver the recording. Every recording helps the Alliance understand the enemy and develop new plans. It is the Cameraman who records everything that happens on the battlefield.

Number of people:
There are so many of them. They're on the streets, on rooftops, in bases. If one dies, another keeps filming. That's why the Alliance always knows the truth about the war.