See also: Parasitic Skibidi Toilet, Helicopter Parasitic Skibidi Toilet, Claw Helicopter Parasitic Skibidi Toilet, Large Parasitic Skibidi Toilet, Claw Parasitic Skibidi Toilet, or Core hijacker.
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The Infected are the hosts of artificially engineered biological Infected Toilets, which take over their mind and cause them to be loyal to the Skibidi Toilets. The Parasitic Toilet were originally created by the Scientist Skibidi Toilet. Skibidi Toilets stopped using them after Episode 57 until Episodes 69 and Episode 73. For now, it's unknown if they will be used frequently again.
The Infected were first seen in Episode 30, where a Parasitic Toilet infected a Large Cameraman.
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Methods of insertion[]
Insert Method[]
The insert method is when a toilet or Chief Scientist Skibidi Toilet (the only character that can do this) spits out a Parasitic Skibidi Toilet, then the Parasitic Skibidi Toilet infects the other character. This method was used in the beginning more. This method only works when the victim is held in place.
Sneak up Method[]
The sneak up method happens when a Parasitic Skibidi Toilet sneaks up on its character they want to infect, then they will jump onto the character and infect them without knowing. This method has been used a lot, but some had failed either by getting caught or when trying to infect the Parasitic Skibidi Toilet gets killed.
The Process[]
In the first stage, the parasite will find its way onto the nape of a host's neck, and whether it is done with help, or the parasite does it themselves, the parasite will then reveal a tongue-like appendage and dig into the victim's neck. When this is completed, the parasite will immediately take control of its host and mutate it in various ways including making the victims fingers grow much longer and a constant jittering head, the victim's head will also spark immensely, indicating that the host is infected.
Once infected, the host will be forced to join the Skibidi Toilet's side. The infected victims will mostly (if not always) have hunchbacks when moving similar to that of zombies and they are shown acting very wild and aggressive towards non-infected Alliance members. The Infected also know and see what they're doing, but have no control over their own bodies.
However, though, it is unknown if the host, whilst infected, can resist the parasite's influence on their own, although, in Episode 47, many comments underneath the video said that if you listened closely, you could hear the Infected Titan Speakerman screaming "HELP ME" and "RUN" in Episode 35, which may be a sign of him resisting his parasite's control, or it may be him frantically calling G-Toilet for help in defeating Cinemaman. (See Episode 47 for more info.)
The Astro Toilets also have access to parasite technology - the Core hijacker. In Episode 77, this device corrupted Titan TV Man 2.0 and turned him into the Watchman of Doom. The Core hijacker was released from an Astro Carrier, then attacked Titan TV Man's core. His core started turning orange (the main color of the Astro Toilets), causing immense pain. The hijacker eventually took over his core, corrupting him.
Weaknesses[]
- In Episode 35, the weakness of the infected was uncovered. Cameramen had devised an effective solution, the Parasite Disabler Gun (PDG), which involves firing a beam through a laser rifle. This beam successfully eliminates the parasite without causing harm to the Infected. While the PDG proved efficient on regular sized Alliance members, the Electromagnetic Parasite Disabler Laser Tank is designed to heal Larger sized members.
- As Shown in Episode 42, the light emitted by the TV Men screen projection is also another feasible procedure to resolve the infection.
- However it ONLY works on cameramen because in order for this to work, they have to be hypnotized to manually remove the parasites themselves and speakermen are immune to the TV effects meaning even Titan TV Man couldn't disinfect Infected Titan Speakerman.
- In Skibidi toilet 68, a Claw Helicopter Parasitic Skibidi Toilet attempted to infect the Upgraded Titan TV Man while the heads are separated. However, it was instantly killed by electrocution by the Titan.
- Alternatively, if both the Parasite Disabler Gun (PDG) and the light emissions remain unviable, there is another approach, physically removing the parasite from the infected by grappling it out of the nape of an infected Alliance member's neck (seen in Episode 34 and Episode 57).
Infected Alliance Members[]
Failed Infection Attempts[]
Cameramen[]
Speakermen[]
TV Men[]
Trivia[]
- The last infected Large Cameraman was also the first infected in terms of variant, getting disinfected in Episode 48, being the last character that wasn't a titan to get disinfected, ending the Era of the Parasitic Skibidi Toilets temporarily.
- No TV Men were ever seen infected. However, there were 2 attempts to infect Titan TV Man, in episode 47 and 68.
- The parasitic toilets made a reappearance in Episode 69, as well as in Episode 73, being able to infect again UTSM, but the Parasitic Skibidi Toilet got killed very fast without having time to really do something.
- The Infected are an obvious reference on Zombies from Half-Life series, from way of take over, to model of parasites to elongated fingers.
- The Infected will more than likely not appear anytime soon because of the Skibidi Toilet's and The Alliance's team up.
- The first TV Man ever to be infected was the Titan TV Man 2.0. He was infected by the Astro Toilets, and is now the Watchman of Doom.
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