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The TV Men are the third faction of The Alliance, introduced as hidden characters throughout episodes 34-37, before making their full debut in episode 39. Mysterious yet terrifying to the Toilets, they manifest in times of need to eliminate them, attacking by emitting a photon-based light from their screens. They also boast the ability to teleport to flank and maneuver. They are the first of The Alliance to be able to speak backwards. Additionally, they can extend daggers from their hands and rotate their head 360 degrees. They joined The Alliance, assisting the Cameraman and Speakerman. Despite their great strength, their main weakness is the breaking of their screen, which causes them to lose most of their abilities and possibly leaves them blinded. faces that they project on their screens to express the emotions they feel at that moment: ;) c: :3

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Allies The Alliance - Faction to which they belong Cameramen - Allied subfaction (with slight tensions) Speakermen - Allied Subfaction

Enemies Astro Toilets - Enemy faction and the skibidis toilet

Internal tensions within the Alliance The TV Men (at least their normal variants) appear to be rather antisocial and extremely pragmatic, which hurts their relationship with most of The Alliance. For example, in episode 76, several regular TV Men refused to rescue some Cameramen who were too far away from the main Alliance forces, instead focusing on recovering Astro Toilet remains. At least one Troop Astro Toilet chassis was quickly delivered to a Cameramen lab for study, with one TV Man telling the POV Cameraman to stay behind, deeming the samples to be more important. However, some Cameramen present, including Camerawoman, were understandably outraged at having their brethren abandoned for scrap, insulting the TV Man and throwing objects at him, though the TV Man did not fight back and simply walked away, leaving the Cameramen with Astro's valuable remains.

It is important to note that although the TV Men abandoned the POV Cameraman and his squad to their fatal fate at the tentacles of Duchess Astro Toilet and other Astros, the TV Men still set up a designated evacuation point with Polycephaly for the Cameramen and Speakermen, evacuating dozens of them in cargo crates, and gave that location to the POV squad so they could arrive. Furthermore, the city was quickly overrun by Astros, including the position where the POV Cameraman was located. Coupled with the fact that one TV Man mentioned that samples were more important, it becomes clear that the TV Men operated under a pragmatic doctrine, willing to sacrifice a small number of Cameramen in exchange for saving a large number of Cameramen and recovering scrap from Astro Toilet for study, potentially turning the tide of the war and saving many more Cameramen in the long run. It's also possible that if they had taken the time to teleport the squad out of the POV and back to the city, they would have been overtaken by Astro Toilets before they could retrieve the scrap, or at least, the TV Men thought so.

His pragmatic doctrine was also evidenced in episode 77, where the Scientist TV Man was reluctant to help rescue the Cameramen, saying "It takes sacrifice to make progress." He emphasized the importance of collecting better samples to make improvements rather than fighting the Astro Toilets at the time.

At other points in the series, the TV Men have exhibited similar behavior, still aiding The Alliance (at least in the grand scheme of things) while acting rude and standoffish towards individual members of The Alliance, such as one TV Man calling Plungerman an idiot while helping him escape in episode 66, and Energized TV Man rudely telling the Cameramen to mind their own business in episode 74 (though he and other TV Men did help successfully rescue several critical members of The Alliance from the custody of the Skibidi Toilet). They have also been known to teleport away when danger presents itself, leaving other members of The Alliance to face the threat alone; this could be due in part to their seemingly low numbers, but high importance. In contrast, Scientist TV Man seemed to be quite friendly towards other members of The Alliance, as did TV Woman, who formed a close friendship with her female counterparts in the other sub-factions of The Alliance. Titan TV Man also formed a friendship with Titan Cameraman and Titan Speakerman, willing to go into battle alone when the pair were incapacitated, and was distraught at the possible loss of Titan Cameraman, holding Titan Speakerman back so as not to lose both partners.

Return of Titan TV Man In Episode 67, just as Titan Cameraman and Titan Speakerman were about to be defeated by Chief Scientist Skibidi Toilet and G-Man Skibidi Toilet, the upgraded Titan TV Man arrived to save the day. He was able to scare off G-Toilet and neutralized the Scientist Mech with ease. The TV Men were heavily involved during this period; some members participated in infiltrating Skibidi Toilet's bunker, while others, such as Titan TV Man, were taking out Toilets and hunting down G-Toilet. During Episode 74, they realized that there was a greater threat than the Skibidi Toilets and needed to uncover the truth, but it was too late, as the Astro Fleet began their invasion and started decimating The Alliance. The TV Men were not affected as much by this confrontation, as they were able to retreat, but the same could not be said for their allies.

Organization The TV Men are organized in a similar way to other Alliance factions. They are far fewer in number and have a more secretive nature. They have no clear leadership, but the more powerful members, such as Titan TV Man or Energized TV Man, are presumed to have greater authority.

Technology and Equipment The TV Men are the most technologically advanced in The Alliance. They possess teleportation capabilities and have a variety of photon-based abilities at their disposal. They are also researching Astro technology, which would make them technologically advanced. Unlike other factions of The Alliance, they do not have dedicated transport vehicles, likely because they do not need such vehicles due to their ability to teleport. History

Hidden Apparitions A single TV Man was first seen in episode 34, then in episodes 36 and 37. In episode 34, the TV Man's first appearance is seen in the background as the POV Cameraman focuses the camera on the Parasitic Skibidi Toilet. In episode 36, a TV Man is seen on the top right of a building behind a Large Skibidi Toilet. In episode 37, a TV Man can be seen standing on a bridge watching the battle. Their first appearances were secretive, and they would only silently observe during this time, not participating in the fighting.

Official Debut The first time a TV Man made a full appearance was in episode 39, where he helped the Cameramen defeat the Skibidi Toilets using his light ability. A larger variant appeared in episode 40, and right afterward, Titan TV Man debuted in episode 41. The arrival of the TV Men turned the tide of the war. However, the Toilets quickly countered their abilities by inventing sunglasses in episode 43, which were reverse-engineered from the lenses provided to the Cameramen. Later, in episode 44, Titan TV Man was enhanced with speakers, allowing him to break through the sunglasses and bypass their protection. In episodes 45 and 46, Titan TV Man fought the Infected Titan Speakerman, nearly disinfecting him. However, this winning streak would not last long.

Titan TV Man Defeat In episode 47, Titan TV Man suffered a crushing defeat at the hands of G-Man Skibidi Toilet and Infected Titan Speakerman, with the Infected Titan stabbing his screen and rendering him unable to attack while being attacked by Infected Titan Speakerman and G-Toilet. Fortunately, Titan TV Man was able to retreat from the scene. After this incident, the TV Men focused more on repairing and upgrading Titan TV Man, thus taking less part in the clashes with the Skibidi Toilets. Still, they did assist The Alliance in rescue missions such as in episodes 49 and 66.

Foreign Affairs The TV Men are long-term allies of the Alliance and have served in several key battles. Despite having good relations with the Alliance, the TV Men seem to be extremely reluctant to share certain information with them. This was evident in episode 74, where the Scientist TV Man told the Energized TV Man to turn off the camera attached to him so as not to reveal information. The TV Men are also long-term enemies of the Skibidi Toilets. Despite G-Man Skibidi Toilet repeatedly attempting to come to a truce with them, they refused, determined to kill him. Only after the events of episode 74 did they consider reaching a compromise with the Toilets.

General Features TV Men are humanoid figures with television screens mounted on their heads. They project different types of light from their screen, which can induce various effects on Skibidi Toilets, such as stunning, hypnotizing, burning, and causing suicidal tendencies. All TV Men are capable of teleportation, even being able to teleport objects and other beings along with them. They are one of the races capable of speech, and also display their emotions through emoticons on their screen, a quirk not possessed by other members of The Alliance. They are much less mobile compared to other members of The Alliance (excluding their teleportation abilities) and are decently equipped for hand-to-hand combat, though they do not prefer it. Some variants, such as the Large TV Man (and presumably Titan TV Man), are known to be able to inhibit the teleportation abilities of others by absorbing black smoke with their monitors. Additionally, they have the ability to transmit video feeds from a POV Cameraman through their televisions. I speak Spanish