| “ | Press F to pay respects. | ” |
after the death of the POV-Cameraman displayed on his TV Screen.
Large TV Man, also known as Polycephaly or just Poly, is a significantly larger iteration of the regular TV Men, resembling the Large Cameramen and Large Speakermen in his physical appearance. He possesses the same psychological attack capability as the standard Normal TV Man, but his effects are significantly amplified and more potent. In Episode 68, he is equipped with speakers instead of TVs, making him essentially a miniature version of Cinemaman, who received similar upgrades.
Large TV Man would appear in Episode 77, featuring two Purple Detaining Claws, along with other new upgrades.
Appearances
His appearance is similar to his previous version, but unlike before, the tentacles on his back have been replaced by two Detaining Claws that flows with bright purple energy. Due to the additional plates on his head, the rectangular screen now appears to have a different shape. Like the Titan TV Man 2.0, he has extendable TVs on his head and a Konda (Ikakalaka) or hook sword-like weapon on his back, similar to Megatron's in Transformers: The Last Knight.
Default (1.0)
Large TV Man 1.0 features a large TV, which serves as his main head and primary display, positioned at the top of his neck. A thin metal pipe connects this main TV to his body. Additionally, he has four smaller TVs attached to the back of his body via thin metal tendrils—two on each side, one on the upper half and the other on the lower half. He wears a black suit paired with a purple tie. His hands are covered with black gloves and he completes his outfit with black pants and shoes resembling those worn by business professionals.
Default (1.1)
Large TV Man 1.1 resembles his previous iteration, however, instead of CRT Monitors extending from his back via tendrils, he now has four black speakers extending from the back of his body through mechanical tentacle claws. These speakers are capable of emitting loud soundwaves that can knock enemies backwards, as demonstrated in Episode 70 (part 3), where Large TV Man 1.1 was seen utilizing this ability to knock the Chief Scientist Skibidi Toilet backwards.Abilities
Upgrades
In his new 2.0 version, he no longer has speakers or TVs on his sides. Instead, he now features two Detaining claws, each held by a new circular mechanism attached to his back. Additionally, he has two very small, expandable TVs on the sides of his main TV. The final change is that his main TV is no longer attached to his torso by a metal bar connecting it to the bottom of the TV. Instead, the TVs on his head are now attached by a single metal rod, rather than a rod extending across the entire bottom of his head TV.
Large TV Man's attack abilities have changed significantly. Unlike his previous version, he is now equipped with two Detaining Claws instead of mechanical tentacles. Without the tentacles, he no longer has the TV and Speaker attachments, but the Detaining claws grant him several advantages, such as reflecting and absorbing attacks. He also wields a sickle or hoe-style weapon behind him, which serves as a close-range weapon. For movement, he continues to use the Teleportation method and a propulsion ring. Aside from these changes, there appears to be no difference in his physical combat abilities.
Combat
Additional Wideable TVs
Large TV Man's main screen now has side-expandable screens. This feature works similarly to the Titan TV Man 2.0's main screen. With this addition, he can increase the severity and intensity of the attacks made with his main screen by activating the TVs on the sides. Furthermore, this feature is designed to affect more units by expanding the diameter of the area it impacts.
Detaining Claws
Large TV Man has two Detaining claws on his back. These claws have high mobility and consist of purple laser beams representing the TV Men faction. Large TV Man can absorb, reflect or deflect an attack with these claws. However, as of the time being, the blade, tendril, and laser modes of the claws have not been shown. The function of this weapon of Large TV Man can be clearly seen in Episode 77.
Dark Metal Konda
Large TV Man has a Konda sword on his back which is used during close combat, such as being used in Episode 78 to kill a Strider Astro Toilet.
Defense
Screen Protector
It can be observed that Large TV Man's main TV is equipped with a screen protector to enhance its durability. While the main screen's durability increases slightly when attacked directly by small units, the same cannot be said for larger units.
Combat
Quad Tentacle TVs
As the name suggests, they're four TVs that Large TV Man typically carries stored in a mechanized backpack. These TVs complement the Blinding Screen, serving as support for enhanced effectiveness of the blinding lights.
Quad Tentacle Speakers
As the name suggests, they are four moderately large speakers that replaced his TV screens. They function similarly to the speakers of Cinemaman, which attack using Soundwaves, though these are more for pushing back and making enemies recoil.
Movement
Teleportation
Teleportation is an ability that comes pre-installed with all TV Men, and the Large TV Man is no exception. Though his teleportation doesn't differ from other TV Men, it's still useful for escaping battles.
Support
Displaying
Displaying is an ability that comes pre-installed with Large TV Man. As the name suggests, it allows him to broadcast what other Cameramen see. It's not useful in combat but handy for infiltration missions.Personality
Despite being a bit abrasive about his fellow Alliance Members, ("Come on, imbeciles! Before they find us again!"), Large TV Man still shows concern for the well-being of his fellow brothers-in-arms, even taking the risk to teleport as many Cameramen & Speakermen as he can since all of them are important to him, unlike his fellow TV Men who outright call the Cameramen "fodder" and prioritize saving Astro Toilet tech over injured Alliance members.
Large TV Man also harbors deep hatred towards the Skibidi Toilets despite them now being the allies of The Alliance. This hatred is shown clearly in Episode 78 after he rejects all friendly advances from the Buzzsaw Skibidi Mutant, telling him that he thinks wrong about their newly-found alliance. However, now more tensed after the events of Episode 77 and Titan TV Man's capture and corruption.
Relationships and Connection
Factions & Affiliations
Allies
- The Alliance - Belonging Faction
- TV Men - Belonging Sub-Faction
- Reinforcements Squad (Disbanded Squad) - Member
Enemies
- Skibidi Toilet (Pre EP.77) - Main Enemy Faction
- Astro Toilet - Enemy Faction
Characters
Allies
- Titan TV Man - Companion in battle/Friend
- Plungerwoman - Companion in battle
- Speakerwoman - Companion in battle
- TV Woman - Close Companion in battle/Co-worker/Friend
- Buzzsaw Skibidi Mutant - Companion in battle
- Scientist TV Man - Co-worker/Friend
- Dark TV Man - Companion in battle/Co-worker/Friend
- TV Woman - Companion in battle/Co-worker/Friend
- Larry - Companion in battle/Co-worker/Friend
- Scarf TV Man - Companion in battle
- Buzzsaw Skibidi Mutant - Companion in Battle
- Scientist Cameraman 1337 - Companion in battle
- Fred - Companion in Battle
- Sniper Cameraman - Companion in Battle
- Heavy Large Cameraman - Companion in battle
- Berserker Skibidi Mutant 2.0 - Companion in battle
- Gray Speakerman - Rescued Member
- Detective Cameraman - Rescued Member
Enemies
- Chief Scientist Skibidi Toilet † - Rival Faction Operative/Attempted Killer
- Watchman of Doom - Enemy Combatant/Former Ally
- Hunter Astro Mutant - Enemy Combatant
Appearances
Skibidi Toilet 40
Large TV Man about to attack using his Blinding Lights.
Skibidi Toilet 43
Him about to attack with his Blinding Lights.
Skibidi Toilet 60
Him saying "Press F to pay respects".
Skibidi Toilet 66
Him waiting for the POV-Cameraman to enter the container.
In Episode 66, after the attack by the Chief Scientist Mech with his squad, Large TV Man appeared inside a hangar, with many alliance members inside a container, ready to escape from the place. Large TV Man waited for the POV-Cameraman to enter. However, one Large Cameraman was missing, and before the latter could arrive, the Buzzsaw Skibidi Mutant appeared, decapitating the Large Cameraman using his Buzzsaw. Large TV Man slightly stunned him with his Blinding Screen, but the Buzzsaw Mutant covered his face with his Buzzsaw and put on Sunglasses to protect himself from the attack.
Him telling the POV-Cameraman to exit the container.
Skibidi Toilet 68 (Part 1)
Him signaling to the POV-Cameraman to watch the Transmission.
Skibidi Toilet 69 (Part 2 & Full Episode)
Him realizing that Reinforcements had arrived.
In Part 2 of Episode 69, Large TV Manstops transmitting Plungerman's point of view, who was with the Infiltration squad in the Alpha-Hills Labs, as he noticed Reinforcements had arrived.
Him walking towards the Alpha-Hills Labs with his Speaker Mode activated.
Skibidi Toilet 70 (Part 3)
Him arriving to confront the Chief Scientist Skibidi Toilet 3.0.
In Part 3 of this Episode, Large TV Man burst into the control room where the Chief Scientist had just fatally wounded Plungerman and Dark Speakerman. He prevented the Chief Scientist from escaping by absorbing his Teleportation, then attacked him with his Blinding Screen and speakers. The Chief Scientist was clearly overwhelmed, so he went for his Mech. Large TV Man, realizing this, signaled his companions to fall back. The Chief Scientist's Laser Mech would attack Large TV Man Off-Screen using its Laser Cannons.
Him injured after his confrontation with the Chief Scientist Skibidi Toilet.
Him about to teleport along Scientist TV Man.
Skibidi Toilet 72 (Full Episode)
Large TV Man along with Scientist TV Man would briefly appear almost at the end of Episode 72 where they would get one of Upgraded Detainer Astro Toilet's severed arm for research purposes, possibly to create new technology to aid the Alliance.
Skibidi Toilet 74
Large TV Man waiting for the other members of The Alliance to finish bringing the imprisoned alliance members to the container.
Skibidi Toilet 76 (Part 2)
Large TV Man holding 2 containers to help Cameramen run from the Astro Toilets.
Skibidi Toilet 77
The Large TV Man catching the energy orb with his detaining claws and shouted, "MY TURN, SH*THEAD!!" and threw it back at the Obliterator Astro Toilet.
In this episode, Large TV Man returns to the battlefield after taking a short break following the events of Episode 70. He appears after TV Woman goes to rescue Plungerwoman, who is about to confront an Obliterator Astro Toilet that suddenly appeared and began attacking the Cameramen and G-Squad. Large TV Man uses his Teleportation ability to appear right in front of the POV-Camera (Heavy Large Cameraman). He stands tall, facing the G-Squad and the Cameraman 3.0 squad, then speaks, saying, "INADEQUATE GOOFBALLS! WHAT ARE YOU DOING HERE?" He tells them, "G E T O U T," since they aren't prepared to fight against the Astro Toilets. While still facing them, the Obliterator Astro Toilet, who is behind him, fires a blast from one of its Blasters at him. However, without even turning around, Large TV Man 2.0 hears the shot and uses one of his new upgrades: his Detaining claws located on his back, which replace the old robotic claws he had. He catches the blast without needing to turn around. Afterward, he turns to face the Obliterator Astro Toilet and says, "MY TURN, SH*THEAD". He throws the lasers back at the Astro Toilet. While the shot doesn't cause any damage, the Obliterator Astro Toilet is not pleased with what Large TV Man said, causing its confident smile to turn into a serious expression. The Astro Toilet then lowers close to the ground and begins flying toward Large TV Man, ramming through everything in its path.
The Large TV Man looking at Titan TV Man while being at the back of the squad of the Cameraman 3.0.
It’s unclear whether the Obliterator Astro Toilet managed to hit Large TV Man or if he avoided the attack, as the POV couldn’t see it. However, after the Obliterator and an Impactor Astro Toilet were killed by Titan TV Man, Large TV Man can be seen behind the Cameramen squad, escorting them to safety while Titan TV Man continues fighting the Astro Toilets. Moments later, after Titan TV Man was knocked to the ground by a Destructor Astro Toilet while it was firing lasers at him, a Plasma camera tank being used by Fred shot at the Astro Toilet, causing no damage. The Destructor Astro Toilet then turned and focused its attention on Fred, firing at and destroying the Plasma Camera Car. Fred jumped out of the vehicle, but the small distraction gave Fred enough time to allow Titan TV Man to surprise the Destructor Astro Toilet, ultimately killing it by squishing its head with his hands.
Large TV Man holding Fred in his hands while sadly saying, "You did well, 'lil bro".
After Titan TV Man killed the Destructor Astro Toilet, the POV turned around to see that Large TV Man had teleported once again, but this time he was holding Fred. Large TV Man simply said to him, "Well done, lil bro", as Fred's power ran out. The POV then turns to look at TV Woman and Dark TV Man, who had teleported onto the battlefield. Energized TV Man informs Titan TV Man that everyone was rescued and that they should leave as well. However, as this conversation happens, the sound of teleportation can be heard in the background, signaling that Large TV Man is leaving with Fred to repair him.
The Large TV Man killing a Interceptor Astro Toilet. Then after, destroying its tracking device.
After teleporting with Fred, Large TV Man didn’t reappear until much later, when two Interceptor Astro Toilets managed to infiltrate the TV Men headquarters and began attacking everything in sight. The POV-Camera (Dark TV Man) jumped on top of one of the Interceptors and stabbed it in the eye. After falling to the ground, the Interceptor prepared to get revenge on the POV, but before it could launch its attack, it was surprised by an ambush from Large TV Man, who launched himself toward it. Large TV Man then used both of his Detaining claws on the Interceptor Astro Toilet’s head to cause as much damage as possible. This attack accidentally made the Interceptor Astro Toilet target the other Interceptor Astro Toilet, which was eventually killed by the Ceiling TV and the Energy core on the wall of the laboratory. Moments later, Large TV Man reappears, crashing into the Interceptor Astro Toilet he had just jumped on. After the crash, he removed a device from the Interceptor's body and crushed it, destroying the device. He then looked at the POV and said, 'TRACKING DEVICE!' The Interceptor Astro Toilet began screaming, prompting Large TV Man 2.0 and the POV (Dark TV Man) to use their flight devices and flee, moments later, the Interceptor exploded.
After the two Astro Toilets were eliminated, the base of the TV Men headquarters started emitting an alarm. This was because the Mothership Astro Toilet was hovering above the base, preparing to destroy it with a powerful laser beam. Thankfully, Scientist TV Man activated a panel, which directed power to the Energy core on the wall of the laboratory. This caused the entire base to begin teleporting to a new location. During this process, Large TV Man can be seen looking around. After this, he was not seen for the rest of the episode.
Skibidi Toilet 78
Large TV Man talking to Buzzsaw Skibidi Mutant 3.0 in the Cameramen headquarters.
In this episode, Large TV Man and the rescue squad went on a mission to save a group of researchers that was located in Eastern Europe. Before the journey, he told Buzzsaw Skibidi Mutant 3.0 to come closer in order to teleport with him. The mutant asked him for hugs, which Large TV Man declined, telling him to grab another part of his body. Subsequently, the mutant humorously grabbed his crotch instead, leading to Large TV Man getting mad whilst teleporting with him and exclaiming, "YOU THINK THIS IS FUNNY? THAT WE ARE... SOME KIND OF FELLAS NOW?" After the mutant responded affirmatively, Large TV Man told him that he was wrong, and then he explained how the teleportation process works, informing him about the vision of the future and the past, in addition to the existence of Jeffrey inside the realm. That was also the first time when he spoke without reversing his voice.
Large TV Man looking at the battlefield after the squad's arrival.
Shortly after that event, he told him to focus on the mission as the squad was approaching their destination. After coming out of the smoke, Large TV Man grabbed his sword and attacked the Astro Toilets. During the battle, he demonstrated his new upgrades, including the sword on his back and detaining claws. Later on, he crashed into YouTube HQ and brutally twisted Interceptor Astro Toilet's neck multiple times before throwing his head away. When Buzzsaw Skibidi Mutant 3.0 complimented him, he warned him about a Trooper Astro Toilet behind his back.
Large TV Man about to retreat from the battlefield with the remaining survivors in the containers.
Skibidi Toilet 79
Large TV Man complaining about how he has been teleporting away belongings of the Cameramen for several hours.
In this episode, the Large TV Man briefly appeared in the Cameramen headquarters using the Teleportation ability. After realizing that he needed to teleport more containers, he angrily screamed, telling the Cameramen that he'd been doing that for hours, and that he'd leave them all behind if they didn't hurry up. He was also surprised that the Astros hadn't found the Cameramen headquarters as he was speaking.
Large TV Man pulling out a sword of a Specialist Astro Toilet that pierced his chest.
Later, when the Watchman of Doom breaks into the base, he is seen shouting at the evacuating Cameramen to hurry up. After they do so, he teleports into the Void, and while pulling a blade out of himself, says, "NOTHING EVER GOES ACCORDING TO PLAN.” He is immediately proven wrong when the Watchman of Doom enters the Void, at which point he activates his Detaining claws.
After the appearance Watchman of Doom and the other Astros, including Astro Hunter, showed up, he dashed on Large TV Man, and him said: "I CAN'T FIGHT HERE!". Afterwards, he and the entire squad teleported to an open area similar to Episode 77, as it also had a sky similar to the sky in that series. Large TV Man throws Astro Hunter back with his sword, then he tries to finish him off by jumping on him, but Astro Hunter dodges and jumps on Large TV Man's head, but he grabs Astro Hunter with his Detaining claws and throws it aside, and Astro Hunter says: "MY JOB IS DONE HERE!" After this, Large TV Man hits him with his sword, but he flies away along with the other surviving Astros. Large TV Man destroys the tracking device, saying: "GODDAMN TRACKING DEVICE!". Then Shedder Astro Toilet flew in and fired next to the squad. Large TV Man says: "WHAT WAS THAT?" Scarf TV Man, noticing this, replies to Large TV Man: "EITHER THEY CAN'T SHOOT OR IT WAS A DELIBERATE MISS!" Large TV Man replies: "I DON'T SENSE ANY ENEMIES AROUND." After this he looks at the Cameraman and says: "CAMERAS WOULD DETECT ANY SPIES!" The Gray Speakerman looks around and says: "IT'S NOT SPIES." and when Gray Speakerman found the tracking device, he goes to Large TV Man and tells him: "I CAN SENSE AT LEAST SIX FOREIGN SOURCES AROUND!" Large TV Man answers him: "MUST BE MORE TRACKING DEVICES! FIND THEM ALL!". When almost all the tracking devices were destroyed, Gray Speakerman approached Large TV Man, and he asked: "IS IT ALL?" The Gray Speakerman points to his head and says "YOUR HEAD" Large TV Man took out the last tracking device and destroyed it, later saying: "LET'S GET OUTTA HERE!". After this, Watchman of Doom appears along with two Astro Obliterators and Astro Interceptors and after his words and the appearance of Jeffrey, Large TV Man teleports the squad to the Speakermen headquarters, Gray Speakerman asks him: "ARE YOU OKAY?" Large TV Man replies: "JUST A SCRATCH" The Gray Speakerman replies: "OKAY". Scientist TV Man tells him: "THAT'S IT NOW YOU'RE TAKING A REAL REST." Large TV Man answers him: " OH YES I FREAKING AM..."Notable Feats
Skibidi toilet 40
- He blinded all the Skibidi Toilets using his Blinding Screen, allowing the other Alliance members to defeat them.
Skibidi toilet 66
- He teleported two Large Cameramen, three Normal Cameramen, and two Normal Speakermen out of danger to the TV Men headquarters using a large container.
Skibidi toilet 70
- He successfully led a team of Cameramen and Speakermen through the Alpha-Hills Labs to the room where the Scientist Toilet was fighting Dark Speakerman and Plungerman.
- He prevented the Chief Scientist Toilet from escaping the room by absorbing the teleportation smoke and knocked him back and stunned him with his bright TV light and speakers.
- When the Chief Scientist Toilet attacked the reinforcements with his laser mech, Large TV Man safely teleported two of the armed Cameramen out of the way, keeping them safe and unharmed.
Skibidi Toilet 79
- Managed to win against Hunter Astro Mutant in a fight.
- Dodged multiple of Watchman of Doom's claws.
- Survived a direct hit from one of Watchman of Doom's claws.
Kill Count
| Episode | Character/s | Image/GIF | Circumtances |
| 40 | H. Skibidi Toilet x2 |
|
Crashed in the ground by Blinding Screen. |
| J. Skibidi Toilet x2 |
| Episode | Character/s | Image/GIF | Circumtances |
| 68 | Normal Skibidi Toilet |
|
Grabbed and slammed to the ground. |
Kill Count (Speculated/Off-screen)
| Episode | Character/s | Image/GIF | Circumtances |
| 70 | Flashlight Guardian Skibidi Toilet |
|
Possibly killed with his Blinding Screen and speakers. |
| Flashlight Guardian Skibidi Toilet x3 |
|
Possibly killed on the way in. | |
| Flashlight Guardian Skibidi Toilet x2 |
|
Possibly killed on the way in. |
| Episode | Character/s | Image/GIF | Circumtance |
| 78 | Strider Astro Toilet |
|
Collided against his Detaining claws and hit by Koda Sword. |
| Interceptor Astro Toilet |
|
Head was "unscrewed" and thrown away by Detaining claws. |
Battles & Clashes
| Episode | Adversarial Characters | Information | Result of the confrontation |
| Skibidi toilet 70 |
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After the Chief Scientist Skibidi Toilet fatally wounded Plungerman and Dark Speakerman, he would attempt to escape from the Alpha-Hills Labs using his Teleportation. However, before he could do so, Large TV Man burst into the scene, absorbing the Chief Scientist's teleportation. The Chief Scientist tried to counterattack, but the Large TV Man overpowered him, forcing the Chief Scientist to resort to his Quad-Laser Mech. | Victory |
| Chief Scientist Skibidi Toilet 3.0 | |||
| Skibidi toilet 79 |
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When the Watchman of Doom entered the void and released four Specialist Astro Toilets, two Interceptor Astro Toilets, and the Hunter Astro Mutant, the Hunter immediately went for Large TV Man. After a short battle, the Hunter tried to attack him from the back but got grabbed by the detaining claws and got torn in half, and he retreated from the battlefield. | Victory |
| Hunter Astro Mutant | |||
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When the squad was about to leave the void, the Watchman of Doom interrupted them and arrived with two Obliterator Astro Toilets. Large TV Man determinedly asked WOD to "1v1" him by using swords only, but the WOD used his homing blades, Large TV Man dodged some of them until one of them hit him by his right side, resulting him in severe condition. | Defeated | |
| Watchman of Doom |
Voicelines
| Audio | Voiceline | Moment | Episode |
|---|---|---|---|
| "Press F to pay respects" (reversed) | After streaming what's going on at the Barren Airfield. | Skibidi toilet 60 | |
| "Ugly ass b!tch" (reversed) | After the Buzzsaw Skibidi Mutant put on his sunglasses. | Skibidi toilet 66 | |
| "Get out!" (reversed) | After he teleported some Alliance members inside the TV Men Headquarters. | ||
| "Shut the fuck up!" (reversed) | After killing a Normal Skibidi Toilet. | Skibidi toilet 68 | |
| "Not now, First, we watch." (reversed) | Telling the POV-Cameraman to watch his screen, after the POV-Cameraman told him to teleport him in the Alpha-Hills Labs. | ||
| "Fucking finally!" (reversed) | When the reinforcement squad arrived. | Skibidi toilet 69 | |
| "MY TECHNOLOGY!" (reversed) | After breaking in the Chief Scientist Skibidi Toilet's test room. | Skibidi toilet 70 | |
| "FALL BACK, NOW!" (reversed) | After witnessing Chief Scientist Skibidi Toilet's Quad-Laser Mech. | ||
| "Just a scratch" (reversed) | After showing Plungerman his injuries. | ||
| "This shit is longer than the Titan's cock!" (reversed) | His remark on Detainer Astro Toilet's Detaining claw. | Skibidi toilet 72 (Full Episode.) | |
| TBA | "Move imbeciles! Before they find us again!" (reversed) | On Heavy Large Cameraman's Tablet, telling other agents to get in the container quickly. | Skibidi toilet 76 |
| [Audio file here] | "DUMB BITCH... WHY ARE WE ALLYING WITH THE SHITHEADS? ARE WE THIS DESPERATE?" (reversed) | Large TV Man furiously questioning the Scientist TV Man of allying with the Skibidi Toilets. | Episode 77 |
| "INADEQUATE GOOFBALLS! ARE YOU FUCKING SUICIDAL? GET OUT!" (reversed) | Large TV Man after teleporting in the battlefield, referring to the G-Squad and Cameramen, telling them to get out. | ||
| "MY TURN, SHITHEAD!" (reversed) | Large TV Man about to face the Obliterator Astro Toilet. | ||
| "You did well, lil bro..." (reversed) | Large TV Man, after grabbing Fred. | ||
| "TRACKING DEVICE!" (reversed) | Large TV Man, after removing the device from the body of an Interceptor Astro Toilet. | ||
| ¨GET OVER HERE! ¨ (reversed) | Large TV Man to Buzzsaw Skibidi Mutant 3.0, ready to teleport. | Episode 78 | |
| ¨DEPARTING NOW!¨ (reversed) | Large TV Man as Buzzsaw Skibidi Mutant 3.0 approaches him | ||
| "NO FUCKING CHANCE" (reversed) | Large TV Man declining Buzzsaw Skibidi Mutant 3.0's hug. | ||
| "GRAB ONTO SOMETHING ELSE!" (reversed) | Large TV Man to Buzzsaw Skibidi Mutant 3.0. | ||
| ¨You think this is funny? ¨ (reversed) | After Buzzsaw Skibidi Mutant 3.0 grabs Large TV Man between the legs. | ||
| ¨That we are... some kind of 'fellas' now?¨ (reversed) | As Large TV Man begins to teleport Buzzsaw Skibidi Mutant 3.0. | ||
| ¨You are wrong... Do you possess even dimliest concept of what this place is?¨ | In non-reversed speech to Buzzsaw Skibidi Mutant 3.0 after answering to Large TV Man rhetorically questioning their friendship. | ||
| "Is it future? Or is it past?¨ | Large TV Man referring to Buzzsaw Skibidi Mutant 3.0's flashback of a city being blown up. | ||
| "What resides in the corners of this darkness… and what happens when outside entity stays there for too long…¨ | Large TV Man during another flashback of Buzzsaw Skibidi Mutant 3.0's creation by the Chief Scientist Skibidi Toilet. | ||
| "One of us has the answer." | Large TV Man as Buzzsaw Skibidi Mutant 3.0 looks towards a TV Man shaking uncontrollably. | ||
| "Jeffrey wouldn't mind some company..." | Large TV Man explains after a long pause. | ||
| "LOCK IN! APPROACHING DESTINATION.¨ | Large TV Man before reaching their destination. | ||
| "Perfect timing." (Reversed) | Large TV Man arriving at the battlefield. | ||
| "YOU'RE FUCKING SCREWED!" (Reversed) | Large TV Man before killing the Interceptor Astro Toilet. | ||
| "WATCH YOUR BACK, DUMBASS!" (reversed) | Large TV Man informing Buzzsaw Skibidi Mutant 3.0 of the Trooper Astro Toilet approaching him. | ||
| "DEPARTING!" (reversed) | Large TV Man before teleporting. | ||
| "ARE YOU SERIOUS!? I’VE BEEN TELEPORTING YOUR TRASH FOR HOURS, AND YOU STILL HAVE MORE!? HURRY UP OR I'LL LEAVE YOU ALL BEHIND!” (reversed) | Large TV Man after teleporting into the scene. | Episode 79 | |
| TBA | "HURRY UP!" (reversed) | Large TV Man to the fleeing Alliance Members, | |
| "Nothing goes according to plan these days...” | Large TV Man remarking about the recent disastrous events. | ||
| "At least we're safe... for now." | Large TV Man expressing relief. | ||
| IDIOT. YOU'RE ALL IMPORTANT TO ME. | Large TV Man telling Gray Speakerman that all Alliance members are important to him. | ||
| TBA | I CAN'T FIGHT HERE! | Large TV Man yelling that he can't fight in the void before a big explosion happens. | |
| TBA | GODDAMN TRACKING DEVICE! | Large TV Man after destroying a tracking device. | |
| TBA | LET'S GET OUTTA HERE. | Large TV Man wanting to leave the area. | |
| TBA | WHAT WAS THAT? | Large TV Man asking what the Shedder Astro Toilet was. | |
| TBA | I DON'T SENSE ANY ENEMIES AROUND. CAMERAS WOULD DETECT ANY SPIES. | Large TV Man telling the group that he can't sense any Astro Toilets in The Void. | |
| TBA | MUST BE MORE TRACKING DEVICES! FIND THEM ALL! | Large TV Man telling the Cameramen to find all the tracking devices. | |
| TBA | IS IT ALL? | Large TV Man asking Gray Speakerman if they found all tracking devices. | |
| TBA | LET'S GET OUTTA HERE! | Large TV Man wanting to leave The Void. | |
| YOU! 1V1 ME ON SWORDS COWARD! | Large TV Man challenging Watchman of Doom to a sword fight. | ||
| TBA | FIGHT! | Large TV Man yelling at Watchman of Doom to fight him. | |
| JUST A SCRATCH… (reversed) | Large TV Man responding to Gray Speakerman that he is okay. | ||
| TBA | OH YES I FREAKING AM... | Large TV Man responding to Scientist TV Man. |
Trivia
- Only one Large TV Man has been shown, showing how small their faction really is.
- He is the first TV Man to feature multiple TVs.
- He is the first TV Man to have a longer neck (second being TV Woman).
- He looks similar to a TV Man in DaFuq!?Boom!'s deleted video from 2021, resembling Slenderman, projecting a mirror and a red tie. It looked like a TV Man. (It is possible that this was foreshadowing the entire Skibidi Toilet series.)
- His backpack is confirmed to be optional equipment, as seen at the end of Episode 69 where he had a type of pod to keep his extra speakers.
- Large TV Man is currently the only TV Man to not have yet used emoticons.
- The community has decided to keep naming him Large TV Man as they've grown accustomed to the name. Furthermore, it is easier to pronounce and remember.
- Large TV Man derives from Greek origins, with "poly", meaning many, and "cephal", meaning head. In conclusion, his translated official name means "Many headed" which is fitting for him since he has multiple TVs.
- Large TV Man had first spoken in Episode 60. He said, "Press F to pay respects" in reverse.
- He is the second character to swear in the series, the first being a Normal TV Man from Episode 43.
- He said "First, we watch" in Episode 68 to the POV-Cameraman, making this the second time where the POV-Cameraman watched through Large TV Man's screen, the first one was during Episode 60.
- Despite his very rude and swearful demeanor, he seems to be nicer to other Alliance members when compared to a majority of other TV Men, like when he evacuated many agents in Episode 76, which other TV Men didn't do, or when the Chief Scientist fired his lasers, he told them to retreat and covered them from lasers, putting himself at risk. This demeanor is similar to Titan TV Man, showing that large units seem to have stronger connections to their titans. The reasoning for this is unclear.
- He is the fourth character who stole Astro Toilet's technology (if cybernetic lasers and an Astro helmet counted as stolen technology) since he uses a small replica of the Detaining claws that were taken from the Detainer Astro Toilet and modified by the Scientist TV Man.
- He is the first TV Man to have two TV beams only he can use, possessing both the white and black beams that no other individual has used.
- His new side TV head is presumably a reference to Titan TV Man 2.0's head.
- Interestingly, this is similar to the addition of cameras to the shoulders of the Large Cameraman 3.0, seemingly having a trend of the large units looking like their titans.
- Large TV Man 2.0 is the first TV member to get an Astro weapon, with Titan TV Man 2.0 being second.
- Large TV Man 2.0 is the second TV member to speak in non-reverse language, with Scientist TV Man being first by using the voice-device he got from the Speakermen.
- He and Dark TV Man are the only TV Men who never showed any emoticons on their screens, showcasing them as having very cold and detached personalities.
- Large TV Man 2.0's swords use the model of Megatron's Konda-Sword from Transformers: The Last Knight.
- In Episode 79, Large TV Man explains that the reason why he almost always saves Alliance members is because they are important to him.
- He never seems to accept defeat; every time he’s injured, he brushes it off with "Just a scratch", even when near half of his body got destroyed in episode 79.
| TV Man Navigation | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| (Alliance Map for reference) | |||
| Soldiers | |||
| Main Sequence TV Men | Normal TV Man • TV Woman (2.0) • Large TV Man (2.0) • Titan TV Man (1.1|2.0|Corrupted 2.0) | ||
| Special TV Men | Dark TV Man • Ceiling TV • Larry • Scarf TV Man • Jeffrey | ||
| Scientists | Scientist TV Man | ||
| Items | |||
| Weapons | Television • Energy blade • Blade • Detaining claws • Sword • Knife • Destructive plasma cannon | ||
| Protection & Tools | Jetpack • Speech • Claws • Tendril • Propulsion ring • Hook • Energy core • Large speaker helicopter • Black speaker helicopter • Shield • Metal plate | ||
| SFX | |||
| Sound Effects | TV Men Ambience • Titan TV Man Red Screen Sound Effect • TV Men's Teleport sound | ||
| Locations | |||
| Base/Lab | TV Men headquarters | ||
External links
- Large TV Man on the Heroes Fanon Wiki
References
- ↑ In the merch store TV Man-mouse-pad?_pos=1&_psq=Large TV Man&_ss=e&_v=1.0
- ↑ On Instagram [1]














