Overview[]
The TV Men is a race of prognostic species in the Skibidi Saga, they are enemies of the Skibidi Toilets and by technically Cassettemen as one ordered a Speakerman to kill one but some aren't. Their most useful abilities are teleportation & TV Hypnosis as they can easily get from place to place and overpower Skibidi Toilets with them, they are responsible for the Alliance learning what Humans looked like as one was used to display footage.
They also have the most advanced technology, being able to shut down and disable their own titan with just a button.
Appearance[]
The TV Men typically appear as robotic humanoids wearing black clothing with black gloves & shoes with a TV Head of some sort, they can also display many types of lights and emoticons on their TV Screen, behavior may differ from TV to TV as some are neutral like whilst others are aggressive.
Communication[]
They typically communicate via TV Screen Emoticons, Gestures, and Reversed Speech, although Some can speak in regular speech (with the power of Cassettemen).
Trivia[]
- The TV Men are the first characters to swear, with the second being Plungerman, by using the middle finger if one counts that as a swear.
- The TV Men's psychological light doesn't seem to affect Speakermen, as seen in Episode 40 in the original series. When Polycephaly uses his light to blind/flashbang the Skibidi Toilets, a Large Speakerman is seen flushing the Toilets with ease without any protection because they don't have lenses, and it doesn't affect all kinds of Speakermen.
- The TV Men can bring back infected allies without the use of a Parasite Disabler Gun.
- A TV Man hilariously says "Shit happens" in reverse whilst shrugging when ditching the Cameramen and Speakermen because of their cowardly behavior in Episode 43.
- Each variant of the TV Men has its own photonic abilities.
- The TV Men are the third army to join The Alliance, the first being Cameramen and the second being Speakermen.
- TV Men have been the first ones to actually speak out of the three allies, second one being the Titan Speakerman.
- A TV Man appeared in the music video Blugray - Demand, but it looks different, and it has tentacles.
- Note: The music video is not canon, it was released in 2021 before the Skibidi Toilet series.
- Older version of TV Men looked like that in Blugray - Demand.
- TV Men do not have transport vehicles like the Cameramen and Speakermen, they most likely don't need them because there are so few TV Men and also because they have the ability to teleport.
- The TV Men are the tallest Alliance members, with the exception of Polycephaly, because it's debatable whether or not Polycephaly is taller than the Large Speakerman.
- So far, none of the TV Men have been infected normally, this is probably because their TV is too big, and they don't have a neck to get infected. Moreover, none of them have been killed yet.
- They seem to have signature emoticons for every TV, for example the Normal TV Man and Scientist TV Man's signature emoticon is ";)", TV Woman being ">w<", and Titan TV Man being ":3". Polycephaly is the only character to not have a signature emoticon.
- The Titan TV Man is the only TV Man to use a Man Face emoticon
- The Man face is a reference to the Roblox Man-Face, one of the most popular face types in Roblox and is commonly used in memes.
- TV Men seem to be the least numerous of all Alliance factions, with only a handful of Normal TV Men, TV Woman, Polycephaly, a single elite TV Man and Titan TV Man. This could be one of the leading causes of their extreme pragmaticism, as they know that any casualty, they take could be disastrous to their faction and in turn the entire Alliance.
- It is unknown what the result of the more abrasive TV Man behavior will ultimately be on the Alliance, but it is likely they will have to face a reconciliation or potentially lead to infighting.
- Boom has personally confirmed that the TV Men will suffer a form of "Karma", but it is not known what it could be.
- They are the only faction that does not have a strider or anything resembling one.
- It is possible that the TV Men are classist, considering themselves to be superior and looking down on other members of the Alliance, referring to them as “fodder” and being reluctant to help.
- However, Polycephaly, TV Woman, and Titan TV Man are not as much like this, displaying a strong desire to help, even when they risk their own lives more than necessary.
Emoticons[]
| Emotions | Meaning |
|---|---|
| ;) | (Zealous) |
| c: | (Happy Compassion) |
| :3 | (Hearty) |
| >:( | (Angry) |
| :( | (Sad) |
| -_- | (Disappointment) |
| XD | (Laughing) |
| ÙwÚ | (Satisfaction of superiority) |
| >w< | (Cute excitement) |
| ÒwÓ | (Shocked and surprised) |
| –_– | (Dissatisfaction) |
| OwO | (Scared) |
| ^w^ | (Happy excitement) |
| :D | (Enthusiasm) |
| (Smirking) | |
| >|n|< | (Crying) |
| ÓnÒ | (Sad/Depressed) |
| >:〡 | (Angry/Determined) |
| ÒnÓ | (Enraged) |
| >:) | (Competitive Happiness) |
| :〡 | (Embarassment) |
| >:D | (Competitive Enthusiasm) |
| >|D|< | (Mocking) |
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