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Upgraded Titan TV Man

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Upgraded Titan TV Man is the latest iteration of upgrades to Titan TV Man. Among the titans of The Alliance, he is considered the strongest ever shown in the series. This Titan is currently the most powerful Alliance Titan member with the best upgrades and equipment. His downfall due to the Astro Toilets ultimately becomes one of the biggest sources of bad luck for the Alliance side, especially for the TV Men.

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Upgraded Titan TV Man is the latest iteration of upgrades to Titan TV Man. Among the titans of The Alliance, he is considered the strongest ever shown in the series. This Titan is currently the most powerful Alliance Titan member with the best upgrades and equipment. His downfall due to the Astro Toilets ultimately becomes one of the biggest sources of bad luck for the Alliance side, especially for the TV Men.Upgraded Titan TV Man wears a dark black tactical suit with a matching cloak that flows dramatically from his waist to ankle. He now has a thinner, yet more advanced TV on his head, which is equipped with metallic armor on top of the TV, which resembles a crown, the head armor is designed to protect against sneak attacks to his main head. He has 2 Thin and Small Laser Cannon hidden behind his head TV which can he retract out at his will, raising on the top of his head TV. Additionally, he has two small seemingly-sentient TVs hidden behind the head TV, which he can extend out at his will. There are 2 Small Jetpack Turbines mounted at the rear of his head TV which allows his head TV to detach and fly on it's own. On both of his shoulders, he has Shoulder-Mounted CRT TVs with similar Rear-Mounted Jetpack Turbines that allows them to detach and fly on their own. His Shoulder-Mounted TVs are also equipped with weapons, expect ordinary guns instead of lasers. The middle of his chest features a wider and upgraded energy Core that appears as a circular structure and emits a purple light with the futuristic inner works being revealed. The core is connected on his chest by multiple iron extensions with 3 metallic claws protruding outward before pointing back to the center of the core, in a upside triangle formation, with 3 smaller claws protruding outward from the center of the core, in a triangle formation while functioning as an "inner-prong" that can rotate and can open up whenever he is using his core as a weapon, functioning as arms to stabilize the core's energy. He has an Energy Blade mounted on his right wrist, which is: shaped as a sword, purple in color, massive in size, and has a retractable mechanism whenever he wishes to use it. There are black structures on the blunt part of the Blade that connects it to the cage-like mechanical holster which is mounted to his wrist. On his back, he has a Black-Colored Backpack with a Metallic Thruster mounted underneath the backpack, the Thruster is constantly spinning while having multiple claw-like fingers extending down to the nozzle. He features a black military belt around his waist, which contains a small TV monitor mounted on it. He features large, thin, and segmented metal plates, on his shoulder mounted TVs, knees, and at the back of his hands. He is equipped with 2 black and purple triple-headed claws on his shoulder that are attached to his jetpack by some sort of black contraption which is mounted on a black tentacle-like arm. He has a modernized combat chest-plate armour which covers his entire chest expect the Core.Much like his fellow TV brethren, Upgraded 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. Also He's 420ft tall

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