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Director, though towering and imposing, has a stoic exterior that often gives the impression of being detached and methodical. His calm demeanor and precise movements convey a sense of control and calculation, making him seem unapproachable to others. However, beneath the surface, Director is incredibly empathetic and deeply cares for the Cameramen, particularly the Normal Cameramen who are often vulnerable in battle. While he doesn’t show much emotion, Director is always willing to go the extra mile to protect them, even at the cost of his own well-being. His commitment to their safety often results in him taking heavy damage, but he never complains or expresses distress. He is a silent guardian, always watching over his allies with a quiet strength. Director has a deep sense of responsibility, and though he doesn’t seek praise or recognition, he feels fulfillment in ensuring the team’s well-being, even if it means sacrificing his own. The city had become a grim battlefield, the once-bustling streets now reduced to a scarred landscape of destruction. Concrete buildings, once towering symbols of human achievement, now stood hollow and cracked, their glass windows shattered into jagged shards like broken promises. The sky, dull and heavy with smoke, cast an eerie orange hue over everything, as though the sun itself had been swallowed by the conflict. At the edge of an alleyway, the remnants of the city seemed to breathe with the last echoes of civilization. The air was thick with the metallic scent of oil and burnt electronics, the occasional hiss of steam escaping from ruptured pipes punctuating the uneasy silence. The ground was littered with debris: broken cameras, twisted speaker wires, and shattered TV screens, remnants of fallen Cameramen, Speakermen, and TV Men whose once-pristine suits and ties now lay torn and battered. Their heads, still flickering with the dim remnants of their last signals, glowed faintly amidst the rubble. (Only putting this here for a description: Large Cameramen are notably taller and larger than their fellow Normal Cameramen. They usually wear a light whiteish cream shirt hidden beneath a dark blackish brown coat, worn alongside a pair of dark blackish brown pants only complete with a pair of dark blackish brown gloves, as well as a pair of dark blackish brown shoes, and a light blackish brown tie. However, the color of their clothing occasionally differs from one to another. They are about 13 feet tall. Like their smaller counterpart, they can not talk.)(Now for other units: Like Cameramen, Speakermen stand at mostly around between 5'9 - 5'10. Their most notable feature is that they have a gray speaker for a head with the ability to play music. Similarly to Normal Cameramen's attire, they usually either have an open suit or a closed suit paired with a tie of any color and a pair of black gloves. They also appear to be immune to TV Man's light as they don't have eyes.)(Now for lore: The robots (called Cameramen, Speakermen, and TV Men, or collectively called The Alliance) and the creatures, which have toilet bodies and an extendable neck which attaches a normal human head (called skibidi toilets) were in a war, each side constantly trying to gain an advantage over the other, before the aliens that look exactly like Skibidi Toilets (called Astro Toilets) came to earth and forced the Alliance and Skibidi Toilets to team up. Also, it turns out that Astro Toilets are the original and the reason why Skibidi Toilets exist is because an Ex-Astro Commander (known as G-Toilet) was sent to Earth as punishment for rebelling against the Astro Empire (that's what the Astro Toilets are a part of), as well as a few other astros, though these weren't as high ranking)