Titan TV Man

Much like his fellow TV brethren, Titan TV Man starts out smug and rather arrogant at first, but as the episodes go, he eventually comes to care for his fellow Titans and Alliance members. In particular, he saves Titan Cameraman & Titan Speakerman just in time from the Chief Scientist Skibidi Toilet's Mech, defends them from the G-Clones, teleports the injured TSM away from the Astro Armada as TCM covers for them in Episode 74, and in Episode 77, he distracts the Astro Toilets on himself in order to buy more time for the remaining Cameramen to escape.

He has also shown to very distrustful and skeptical of anything that resembles a Toilet, most notably when he wasn't very pleased with Scientist TV Man's decision to ally with the Skibidi Toilets against the Astro Toilet invasion, especially G-Toilet, whom he constantly has a personal feud with since his loss in Episode 47. He is also pretty mad at his own kind for leaving the Cameramen to their deaths instead of helping them, leading him to call out Scientist TV Man on his insistence on prioritizing gathering Astro corpses over rescuing Alliance soldiers even after seeing the Cameramen suffer serious losses.

Despite being the most powerful Alliance Titan and proactive member so far, the Titan TV Man is very cocky and overconfident of his powers, so things gradually end very bad for him whenever his opponents catch him by surprise. First with the ambush by the Infected Titan Speakerman in Episode 47 that led to his first defeat against G-Toilet 2.0, then almost losing his main screen against the Upgraded Detainer Astro Toilet in Episode 70, being badly stunned by the G-Toilet blocking the energy absorption capacity of his core in Episode 73, and finally, being core-mutilated by the Astros' device after being damaged, crippled, and exhausted by their heaviest hitters in Episode 77. Combat: Physical combat: Titan TV Man 2.0 has tremendous endurance in hand-to-hand combat. He has the potential to easily defeat the opposing unit with severe blows. Generally, when he incorporates the Energy Blade into his punches, his blows become much more lethal. With his "Dive Attack" ability, which is his special attack method, he leaps towards an opposing unit and has the ability to knock it down by tackling on said opposing unit. Titan TV Man 2.0 has been seen applying this ability against powerful units such as G-Toilet and Juggernaut Astro Toilet. Interestingly enough, Titan TV Man 2.0 can still engage in violent hand-to-hand combat without his head and any vision, which makes him quite terrifying. Titan TV Man 2.0 can also tank more blows and attacks than Titan Speakerman and Titan Cameraman, but his giant size makes him much slower to react and leaves him vulnerable to direct attacks. This is the biggest disadvantage to Titan TV Man 2.0. Energy Blade: Titan TV Man 2.0 is equipped with the Energy Blade, which is purple in color, massive in size, and has a retractable mechanism for when he does not wish to use it. With this weapon on his right arm, he has the potential to kill the opposing unit by using brutal methods such as head piercing, decapitating and dismembering. Titan TV Man 2.0 can also deflect plasma-based attacks or block regular attacks with this blade and this provides the titan gives an extra method of protection to him. This weapon, which is very lethal at close range, can also perform long-range attacks with the ability to teleport Titan TV Man 2.0's right arm, making this weapon much more powerful at both close range and at long range. Multiple TVs: Titan TV Man 2.0 has a total of six TVs, three on the main head, two on the shoulder areas, and one on the belt, making it capable of performing much more effective light attacks with six times as many TVs as his first version. All TVs in Titan TV Man 2.0 can emit different or exactly the same lights at the same time and, accordingly, can attack the opposing unit with high intensity single light or various lights with much more impact. Here are the general features of the TVs: Titan TV Man 2.0's main head Monitor widescreen is much more resistant to severe impacts than before. It has the potential to emit the main ability, "Death Screen", most effectively. This ability becomes much more effective when he reveals the two TVs around the head by opening them from the sides and becoming more potent effect. In addition to the monitor widescreen part, it is seen that two low powered lasers have been added, which can perform good attacks depending on the absorption ability of his core. After these features, Titan TV Man 2.0 can detach his head and carries these attack methods to places it cannot reach, making the attack as inevitable as possible. On the sides of Titan TV Man 2.0's Main TV head are Tilted TVs That can be Retracted, and when retracted it is covered in front by a Metal Bar, but when not retracted, combined with the Main Monitor widescreen it's able to increase the potency of the "Death Screen"'s Effects. Titan TV Man 2.0 has two more TVs on his right and left shoulders. In terms of light capabilities, these TVs include the "Death Screen" feature as well as the "Fire Screen" and "Hypnosis Screen" capabilities. The TVs are also equipped with two ordinary rifles, just like the main head part, but different from the energy-based one. Additionally, like the main head part, shoulder TVs can also detach and continue their attacks. The last TV on Titan TV Man 2.0's belt is the smallest TV compared to the others. It helps make the attack more severe by accompanying the "Death Screen" ability along with other TVs. It seemingly cannot be detached and cannot move/attack independently like other TVs. It is also not equipped with any weapons as it would not be compatible. Triple-bladed claws: Titan TV Man 2.0 has two giant fork-headed mechanical claws attached to his jetpack, located on the right and left side of his back. These claws are much more developed compared to the first variant and the damage rate is much higher. With these claws, Titan TV Man 2.0 can easily dismantle the opposing unit's attack/defense equipment and neutralize them, or it can directly attack itself and injure/kill it with brutal methods such as piercing, stabbing and cutting. Upgraded Purple Core: Titan TV Man 2.0 has a core like every titan unit. This core glows mostly purple and emits a bit of white light, representing the color of the TV Men race, and around it is metal plates directed to three sides and located on a circular plate. This plate can rotate quickly or slowly at times, and this is usually seen when Titan TV Man 2.0's core uses its abilities. There is no protection around the core due to abilities, and it is completely open to direct attacks. There are some general capabilities of the reactor core: Titan TV Man 2.0's core has a one-shot purple plasma attack ability. This plasma attack deals high damage to the unit it hits and can severely injure or even kill the unit. Unlike these two situations, it can stun the opposing unit for a short time due to the high velocity of the attack. Titan TV Man 2.0's core has an absorption ability. This is the main reason why the area around the core is open and vulnerable. Most Energy-based attacks that hit the core directly will be absorbed by the core and converted into Titan TV Man 2.0's energy, thus strengthening him according to the intensity of the attack. This causes Titan TV Man 2.0 to increase in damage and speed. Titan TV Man 2.0's core is capable of releasing a deadly disintegrating beam of high intensity, dealing incredible damage. Before the beam is released, the plates around Titan TV Man 2.0's core would rotate rapidly, and white plasma energy will increase. When the core is ready to attack, it releases the beam that melts, disintegrates, and incinerates the unit it comes into direct contact with, thus severely damaging or killing it. Titan TV Man 2.0 can share energy from his core, transmitted through a purple plasma wave, which is passed to the reactor cores of his companions. This can be used to enhance durability and increase speed. Detaining Claw: Secretly hidden inside Titan TV Man 2.1's backpack is a detaining claw that was used as a surprise attack against Juggernaut Astro Toilet, is able to grab energy projectiles and launch them back like a regular detaining claw, while also being able to absorb the energy projectile being held. Defense: Purple Shield Projector: Since Titan TV Man 2.0 returned to his own base after the Astro Toilet invasion in Skibidi toilet 74, he received a shield projector as additional protection. This shield helps protect Titan TV Man 2.1 from direct attacks. This equipment works just like Titan Cameraman 2.0's shield, except it is purple in color. Deflection: When Titan TV Man 2.0 swings his Energy blade, a temporary force field appears and pushes things away in the opposite direction, firstly used in Skibidi toilet 71 when the Octo-Launcher Skibidi Toilet launched missiles at Titan TV Man 2.0 with the help of his Quad-Missile Defense Turrets, Titan TV Man 2.0 swung his blade, deflecting most of the missiles away, also indirectly killing the POV-Cameraman, meaning he can't fully control where the deflected projectiles will fly. Regeneration: Purple Electricity/Energy circulate around Titan TV Man 2.0's wounds to either patch up or fully heal a small wound, Firstly used in Skibidi toilet 70 where Detainer Astro Toilet 2.0 throws Titan TV Man 2.0's Energy Blade at him then catching it with his arm, With his arm not showing any damage after the blade got removed from his arm, Used again in Skibidi toilet 77 Where Titan TV Man 2.0 uses it to patch up his broken TV screen back in place but not completely, and couldn't regenerate it back the same way when it got damaged again which shows the limit of his regeneration. Parasite Immunity System: Since Titan TV Man 2.0 is under upgrades during the infected era, he has parasite immunity system as a precaution against possible possessing. If an ordinary parasitic toilet catches himself idle and tries to possess him, parasite will fail and will be electrocuted and die from high voltage. Large Metal Plates: Since Titan TV Man 2.0 is under upgrades during the infected era, he has parasite immunity system as a precaution against possible possessing. If an ordinary parasitic toilet catches himself idle and tries to possess him, parasite will fail and will be electrocuted and die from high voltage. Movement: Advanced Jetpack Turbine: Titan TV Man 2.0 has a new jetpack that charges much faster, as seen in Skibidi toilet 67, and can also fly at higher altitudes. This may be used more often, as it makes him easier to pursue the target without resorting to teleportation. The pure energy discharge of this jetpack is able to glitch the vision of a Cameraman like the Energy Blade. In addition, when the jetpack is fired, unlike the previous one, it emits purple flames representing the TV Men race and is mounted inside the bag, which makes it a little hidden and difficult to see. 360° Body Rotation: Titan TV Man 2.0, unlike other titans, can easily rotate himself 360° as if his separate body was separate from his legs. This increases the destruction, it will cause by giving extra acceleration to the blows it delivers. Additionally, this ability allows him to observe his surroundings without moving. Teleportation: This ability, inherent in every TV Man member, enables easy and risk-free access to a target location. With this ability, Titan TV Man 2.0 teleports not only himself but also other units it smokes. However, due to Titan TV Man 2.0's size, this ability occurs much slower than other members. It can sometimes be noticed that when Titan TV Man 2.0 is angry, his teleporting action has lightning mixed smoke and makes a louder sound.

Appearance: Titan TV Man dons a sleek, dark black tactical suit paired with a dramatic cloak that flows gracefully from his waist to his ankles, adding an air of mystery and power. His head is crowned with a more advanced, small, thinner monitor widescreen design that covers his eyes and messy, spiky black hair with a bit of a tousled, layered look. It sticks out in several directions, giving a slightly wild or unkempt appearance. Now enhanced with metallic armor that forms a crown-like structure to protect his head from sneak attacks. Behind his head, two small, retractable Laser Cannons are hidden, capable of extending upwards at his command, offering an unexpected and powerful offense. Further increasing his versatility, Titan TV Man has two smaller, seemingly sentient TVs concealed behind his head, which can extend outward when needed. Two small jetpack turbines are mounted on the rear of his head, enabling the head to detach and fly independently. Similarly, both of his shoulders feature Shoulder-Mounted CRT TVs equipped with rear-mounted jetpack turbines, granting them the ability to detach and fly autonomously. These shoulder TVs are armed with a variety of weaponry, utilizing traditional guns instead of lasers, further augmenting his combat capabilities. The centerpiece of his chest is an upgraded, wide energy Core encased in a circular structure that glows with a striking purple light. The futuristic interior workings are visible, surrounded by iron extensions and three metallic claws arranged in an upside-down triangle around the core. A secondary set of three smaller claws extends from the center in a triangular formation, acting as stabilizers when the core is used as a weapon. These claws can rotate and open, allowing the core to unleash devastating power. On his right wrist, Titan TV Man is equipped with a massive Energy Blade in the shape of a sword. The blade is purple, retractable, and connected to a cage-like holster on his wrist by black structures. His back carries a black-colored backpack housing a Metallic Thruster, with spinning blades and claw-like extensions reaching down to the nozzle, giving him exceptional mobility. Titan TV Man also wears a black military belt with a small TV monitor mounted at his waist for enhanced tactical control. His body is armored with large, segmented metal plates, particularly on his shoulder-mounted TVs, knees, and the back of his hands, providing both protection and a futuristic aesthetic. On his shoulders, two black and purple triple-headed claws are attached to his jetpack via a black contraption mounted on tentacle-like arms, adding a menacing edge to his appearance. His combat chest-plate armor provides full protection, leaving only the Core exposed as a vulnerable point, adding both beauty and danger to his formidable design. Titan TV Man has a slim upper body with a heavy bottom body, like hyper ass and a massive wide thighs. Titan TV Man 3.0 is around 9.4 inches tall or 190ft.