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The Normal TV Men are variants of the TV Men. Being capable of powerful psychological attacks, they first appeared in Episode 39 and have appeared ever since. They are among the most recently introduced members of The Alliance and are likely more powerful than others.
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What episode did the Normal TV Men first appear in?
The Normal TV Men debuted in Episode 39, aiding the Cameramen in battling the Skibidi Toilets with their light ability. A larger version, Titan TV Man, appeared in Episode 41. Their introduction marked a pivotal shift in the series' war narrative.
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What is the significance of the Normal TV Men's CRT television head?
The CRT television head of Normal TV Man distinguishes him from other characters. It enables him to show multiple screens at once, transforming him into a mobile multimedia hub. This unique design highlights his technological capabilities and enhances his threat to adversaries. His head can swivel, and he can extend CRT monitors from his back. He constantly displays static on his screen.
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How does the outfit of the Normal TV Men contribute to their character?
The Normal TV Men's attire, comprising a white shirt, black tie, suit, and dark gray shoes, mirrors their professional persona. Their black latex gloves and special equipment like headphones and customized lenses signify their preparedness for combat and protection from hazards like the Speaker Strider's loud sounds or TV Men faction's radiation. Their CRT television head, displaying static when idle and changing colors during attacks, introduces an unpredictable and enigmatic aspect to their character.
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What kind of attacks are the Normal TV Men known for?
Normal TV Men, first appearing in Episode 39, are recognized for their potent psychological warfare. They utilize a bright blue light for hypnotizing and immobilizing targets. They also employ physical attacks, with an instance of a Normal TV Man wielding a knife. Their abilities extend to teleportation, as demonstrated when a TV Man vanished upon receiving specific news.
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How does the Normal TV Men's power compare to other members of The Alliance?
Introduced in Episode 39, the Normal TV Men are a variant of the TV Men, known for their potent psychological abilities. They are a significant force within The Alliance, considered more powerful than many existing members. The TV Men faction, which includes the Normal TV Men, lacks clear leadership, but power is presumed to lie with stronger members like Titan TV Man or Energized TV Man.
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Appearance[]
Their outfit consists of a dark gray Chicago trench coat buttoned up, a purple tie, black dress pants, and polished black shoes, along with a pair of black leather gloves.
Their head is a CRT (Cathode-Ray Tube) television from which they get their name, which displays gray and white static at rest but can also be used to display emoticons and will change colors when they are using their attacks, matching the projected light.
Abilities[]
Combat[]
Retractable Arm Blades[]
The Normal TV Man has two retractable arm blades, which they revealed in Episode 56. They use these blades instead of fists in close combat, giving them an advantage in killing small units.
Hypnosis Screen[]
Like all TV Men members, Normal TV Man, has unique abilities such as hypnosis. When they activate this ability, they can easily hypnotize small units that are exposed to their screen of purple light that spreads over a wide area. "Large" and "Titan" units will require much larger TVs, so it won't have much of an impact on them. However, if some members of the "Cameraman" race in the alliance do not wear a lens and are exposed to light, they can easily become hypnotized and harm themselves or other alliance units.
Defense[]
High Endurance[]
The Normal TV Men do not have any protection equipment, but they are much more durable than other normal alliance units. They barely get injured and may remain unresponsive against heavy objects and violent impacts. Until Episode 77, none were seen injured.
Movement[]
Teleportation[]
Like all TV Men, Normal TV Men can use Teleportation to move from one destination to another without the need to traverse the distance in between.
Feats[]
Episode 39[]
- Made their official debut and easily stunned a group of Skibidi Toilets with their abilities.
Episode 40[]
- Gave a lens to Normal Cameraman to protect him from Large TV Man's light.
Episode 42[]
- Hypnotized two Parasitic Skibidi Toilets into fighting each other.
Episode 66[]
- Teleported the Alliance units to their own base, when they were being raided by the Chief Scientist Skibidi Toilet Mech and other Skibidi Toilets.
Episode 76[]
- Teleported the Troop Astro Toilet samples to Cameraman Laboratory.
Voicelines[]
| Voiceline | Moment | Episode (Part) | Audio |
|---|---|---|---|
| "Show must continue!" (reversed) | TV Man in their debut. | Episode 39 | |
| "Do what you are told." (reversed), (shorts version only) | Telling the POV-Cameraman to move away. | Episode 40 | |
| "Protection." (reversed) | Telling the POV-Cameraman to put on his lens. | Episode 41 | |
| "S**t happens..." (reversed) | Normal TV Man, after the Large TV Man failed at blinding the Gray Skibidi Toilets. | Episode 43 | |
| "Get out, idiot!" (reversed) | Normal TV Man talking with Plungerman, after the Chief Scientist Skibidi Toilet Mech and other Skibidi Toilets teleported into the battlefield. | Episode 66 | |
| "Forget about them. They're useless!" (reversed) | Normal TV Man, after the Upgraded Camera Strider killed the Troop Astro Toilets and Strider Astro Toilet. | Episode 76 | |
| "Stop worrying about this useless trash." (reversed) | Normal TV Man when TV Woman is looking at the Cameramen with a sad expression. | Episode 76 Part 2 | |
| "Stay back, fodder!" (reversed) | Normal TV Man, when the POV-Cameraman tries to get closer to himself. | Episode 76 Part 2 | |
| "Samples more important." (reversed) | TV Man explaining that the sample is more important to teleport. | Skibidi toilet 76 | |
| "Stay back!" (reversed) | Normal TV Man, when the POV-Cameraman tries to get closer to himself. | Episode 76 Full Version | |
| "Analyze this thoroughly..." (reversed) | After teleporting with a dead Troop Astro Toilet inside the Cameramen laboratory. | Episode 76 Full Version | |
| "You will regret it..." (reversed) | After a Television and a metal shelf were thrown at the Normal TV Man by Camerawoman and Red Shirted Large Cameraman. | Episode 76 Full Version |
Sound Files[]
| Audio | Description |
|---|---|
| Normal TV Man's ambience (Burning Bridges by Japan) | |
| Normal TV Man's other ambience (Full Screen) |
Trivia[]
- The "TV Man song" is actually a song named "Burning Bridges" by Japan.
- The Full Screen version of the Normal TV Man's ambience is a part of a reversed version of "Distorted Trumpets", a Half-Life 2 song.
- Normal TV Men has so far used two emoticons on their screen which are: ";)" and "c:".
- This makes them the second/third TV Man that uses more than one emoticon, sharing the first place are Titan TV Man and TV Woman, who both have used five emoticons, the third/fourth place being the Scientist TV Man, only using one emoticon, and in last place is Large TV Man, which hasn't used any emoticon yet.
- The Normal TV Man, Titan TV Man, Large TV Man and Scientist TV Man are so far the only TV Men that sweared in the Skibidi Toilet series, with Normal TV Man saying in Episode 43: "S__t happens", Large TV Man saying in Episode 66: "Ugly ass B___h.", in Episode 68: "Shut the f__k up" in Episode 69: "F__king finally", "This sh*t is longer than our Titan's c*ck" in the secret scene of Episode 72. and for Titan TV Man, he said in Episode 70: "Who the f__k do you think you are" to the Detainer Astro Toilet, in Episode 71, he said: "You're so f__king dead" to Octo-Launcher Skibidi Toilet, and finally, in the last secret scene of Season 23, he said: "I will demolish this motherf__ker". Scientist TV Man saying in Episode 72: "Take this b**ch to our lab."
- Originally, people thought that were only two Normal TV Men, since normally in some episodes, only two Normal TV Men would appear, but this was later to be false since in Episode 66, there were six Normal TV Men inside the TV Men Laboratory.
- The length of the "Distorted Trumpets" song is 39 seconds, which is coincidentally the same episode number of the debut of the Normal TV Man.
- After 8 Episodes or 7 months, the Normal TV Men have reappeared in Episode 74.
- People often confuse The Gun TV Man and The Dagger Hands TV Man as Normal TV Men.
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| TV Man Navigation | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| (Alliance Map for reference) | |||
| Soldiers | |||
| Main Sequence TV Men | Normal TV Man • TV Woman • Large TV Man • Titan TV Man (Upgraded) | ||
| Special TV Men | Elite TV Man • TV Drone | ||
| Scientists | Scientist TV Man | ||
| Colored Clothing Variants (see Minor Characters for more) |
Normal Sized | Accessories | Gun TV Man • Black Tied TV Man • Dagger Hands TV Man |
| Items | |||
| Weapons | Television (Energy-Based Weaponry) • Energy Blade • Handy Blade | ||
| Protection & Tools | Jetpack • Speech | ||
| SFX | |||
| Sound Effects | TV Men Ambience • Titan TV Man Red Screen Sound Effect • TV Men's Teleport sound | ||
| Locations | |||
| Base/Lab | TV Men Laboratory | ||