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skibidi toilet 59 is the 3rd and final episode of Season 19, being released on August 28, 2023. And is the 21st and the last episode of Chapter 2.
Plot[]
The episode begins with the POV-Cameraman running towards a Semi-Medium Skibidi Toilet before jumping on the back of the toilet and flushing it. We also see a Semi-Large Skibidi Toilet in the background eating a Large Cameraman. After flushing the toilet, we see it was about to kill a Normal Cameraman, in which the POV-Cameraman saved from death. The Cameraman on the ground gives the POV-Cameraman a thumbs up, before an explosion happens, and the Dual Laser Launcher Skibidi Toilet appears, with two Weaponized Helicopter Skibidi Toilets flying right next to him.
Two blasts then take out the two Weaponized Helicopter Skibidi Toilet, and one hits the Dual Laser Launcher Skibidi Toilet. The camera then turns to see Titan Cameraman 2.0 and the Titan Speakerman flying out of the sky, barreling toward the Dual Laser Launcher Skibidi Toilet. TSM then rolls over the DLLST (Dual Laser Launcher Skibidi Toilet) and grabs the toilets helmet. TSM then knocks off the DLLSTs left launcher and shoots the toilet directly in the mouth. A Flying Octo-Launcher Skibidi Toilet then appears and shoots at TSM. TSM then flies towards the FOLST (Flying Octo-Launcher Skibidi Toilet) tackling the toilet and shooting him. The camera then turns back towards the DLLST and TCM where we see the UTCM shove all of the DLLSTs weaponry into his mouth, kicks him away and the toilet explodes, and presumably dies. Then TSM returns standing on the toilet of the FOLST flying towards the ground. TCM then gives a thumbs up to the TSM.
Suddenly, we then see numerous Speakermen and other varieties of the Speaker race like the Strider Speaker and the Helicopter Speaker entering the city. They have returned after having seen very few of them since the UTSM was infected in Episode 32. We also see the Cameramen that survived the attack giving a thumbs up. TCM and TSM give each other a high five handshake (Dapping each other up), ending the episode.
Characters & Sides/Locations[]
Locations[]
The Alliance Side[]
Cameramen[]
Speakermen[]
Skibidi Toilets Side[]
Humans[]
Casualties and Losses[]
All Casualties, except dead ones since the start.
Alliance[]
No Casualties or Losses on this side.
Skibidi Toilets[]
- Semi-Medium Skibidi Toilet
- Flushed by the POV-Cameraman
- Weaponized Helicopter Skibidi Toilet x2
- Both shot down by the UTSM's laser cannons
- Flying Octo-Launcher Skibidi Toilet
- Tackled and shot down by the UTSM
- Laser Launcher Skibidi Toilet
- Helmet and left cannon were removed by the UTSM, and all other weaponry was removed and shoved in his mouth before exploding by the UTCM.
- Large Skibidi Toilet x2
- Unknown killer
Trivia[]
- For some reason, the shorts were uploaded before the Fullscreen. This is probably because of the shorts having the actual music making the video have more emotion than the full screen version.
- In one of the roofs of a building, we can see a mysterious Speakerman who was just standing without dancing, he also seems to be fully covered in, gray, it may just be a rendering error and that the Speakerman is just watching from below.
- The description of the video is the same one from Skibidi toilet 50, meaning the Speakermen have finally returned.
- This is the first time where we hear the Speakermen playing a different song instead of their usual anthem, Everybody Wants to Rule the World. The difference is that they play the song, Never Let Me Down Again by Depeche Mode.
- You can see Upgraded Titan Cameraman's left camera that got destroyed by the Infected UTSM in Episode 57 is repaired. However, his shoulder cameras are missing, despite his shoulder cannons not being used at all in the entire episode.
- In the Shorts version of the episode, there are several changes.
- Most of the Skibidi Toilets sing the Skibidi Toilet Anthem, instead of just saying "Skibidi-skibidi." due to the Fullscreen version having a chance of being copyrighted.
- In the full-screen version, relaxing background music plays when the Speakermen return. It was changed to Never Let Me Down Again by Depeche Mode.