The Titan TV Man is a mechanical colossus created by The Alliance, fabricated from unknown sources, but likely multiple components and attachments sourced from the TV Men. This Titan holds amazing and immense durability and strength, transcending both powerful physical and digital combat capabilities. He is the most powerful non-upgraded Titan. Notably, he emits a radiant purple node at his core, supported by two claws mounted on his shoulders and hooks adorning on his elbows.
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Appearance[]
Titan TV Man dons a black trench coat, along with sleek black pants. He also has black gloves, accompanied by black boots on his feet. He has a giant black CRT monitor as his head, displaying white static. He has a circular core on his chest, emitting an ominous purple glow. The back of his shoulders are fitted with large black claws which have a purple accent to them. He is also equipped with grapple hooks on his elbows. He also has a jetpack with a single nozzle on his back, but this was not apparent during this form.
Abilities[]
Combat[]
Physical Combat[]
Compared to the basic form of other titans, Titan TV Man has much more advanced hand-to-hand combat techniques and can directly resist most high-damage attacks. However, his reaction time and large body can lead it to negative consequences in battles.
Purple Reactor Core[]
Titan TV Man, like every titan unit, has a reactor core. This core glows purple to represent the TV Man members and has a much larger structure than the others. However, he has kept its function completely secret, without revealing any of its abilities. This is considered valid for Titan Speakerman's core.
Triple-Headed Mechanical Claws[]
These are giant sharp claws of black-purple color located on the back of the Titan TV Man. Its method of attack is melee, evident in its sharp, which the Titan TV Man uses to stab his enemies, usually in the head. However, in this version, he never used them on screen, and we only saw it using them as Cinemaman.
Grapple Hooks[]
These are large grappling hooks located on the underside of Titan TV Man's elbows on both arms. Although in this version of the character, we never saw it using them, as Cinemaman, we saw how it used them to trap his enemies and attract them towards himself, combining it with its "Death Screen" ability.
Death Screen[]
It's the only TV Man that has this ability, which is included in his Television. It consists of projecting a red screen to his enemies, which hypnotizes and incites the receiver to commit suicide. It's quite effective against small enemies at a distance and also against large enemies, although it takes longer to take effect on them. Shown in Skibidi toilet 47, while the redscreen didn't kill G-Toilet, it resulted in the loss of his laser eyes ability due to prolonged exposure.
Defense[]
Physical Defence[]
Titan TV Man does not have any extra protective equipment to protect himself. However, he can guard himself with his arms against directly attacks and protect his own core and head from dangereous attacks.
Movement[]
Giant Jetpack Turbine[]
Titan TV Man, like the other alliance titans, has a massive jetpack located on his back. With this, he can easily defeat opposing units in the air, and this gives him an extra movement advantage against his large body. However, this jetpack activates much slower than the others, and Titan TV Man quickly transformed into his Cinemaman form a few episodes after his appearance, so he didn't use his jetpack in this form.
Teleportation[]
Titan TV Man has this ability, as do other TV Man members. With this ability, Titan TV Man can easily and risk-free teleport to a known location. This is his main movement technology, and this makes him far superior to other titans. Due to its large form, teleportation smoke is much larger and takes time to activate.
Relationships and Connections[]
Factions & Affiliations[]
Allies[]
- The Alliance - Belonging Faction
- TV Men - Belonging Subfaction
Enemies[]
- Skibidi Toilets - Main Enemy Faction
Characters[]
Enemies[]
- Hexa-Tendril Skibidi Toilet † - Enemy Combatant
- Quad-Launcher Skibidi Toilet † - Adversary In Battle
- Infected Titan Speakerman - Enemy Combatant
- G-Toilet 2.0 - Potent Antagonist
Notable Feats[]
Episode 44[]
- Broke the Hexa-Tendril Skibidi Toilet's glasses with a punch and killed him using his red screen.
Upgrades[]
In Episode 44, this character received upgrades to be more efficient on the battlefield against enemies wearing Sunglasses. These upgrades consisted of three giant speakers, which attached themselves to the Titan's shoulders and chest, turning him into Cinemaman. The purpose of these upgrades was to enable the Titan to combat Skibidi toilets wearing Sunglasses because the Death Screen would be ineffective against them. With the help of Soundwaves emitted from the speakers, he could now destroy the Sunglasses and, combined with the Death Screen, be much more efficient on the battlefield.
Appearances[]
Skibidi Toilet 41[]
The Titan TV Man about to use his Death Screen while uttering, "All toilets will die."
Skibidi Toilet 44[]
The Titan TV Man employed his Death Screen against the Hexa-Tendril Skibidi Toilet after destroying his Sunglasses.
In Episode 44, the Titan TV Man was the main character, fighting against giant Skibidi Toilets, such as the Hexa-Tendril Skibidi Toilet. However, with the appearance of giant Skibidi toilets wearing Sunglasses, the Titan received giant speakers as upgrades to deal with them, transforming into Cinemaman.
After defeating the group of armed giant Skibidi toilets, the Titan spotted the Infected Titan Speakerman in the distance, who ascended with his Jetpack, indirectly confronting and challenging Cinemaman.
Skibidi Toilet 47[]
Cinemaman lost his upgrades due to the attacks of the G-Man Skibidi Toilet, reverting to his initial version.
Voicelines[]
| Voiceline | Moment | Episode (Part) |
|---|---|---|
| "All toilets will die!" (reversed) | Titan TV Man making his debut. | Episode 41 |
| "You are so dead" (reversed) | Titan TV Man after being attacked. | Episode 44 |
Kill Count[]
| Episode | Character | Image | Circumstances |
| 41 | Normal Skibidi Toilet x14 | 
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Flushed themselves by the Death Screen. |
| Helicopter Skibidi Toilet x4 | 
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Crashed into the ground by the Death Screen. | |
| Medium Police Skibidi Toilet | 
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Flushed themselves by the Death Screen. | |
| Large Skibidi Toilet x2 | 
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| Strider Skibidi Toilet x3 | 
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| Large Skibidi Toilet x1 | 
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| Normal Skibidi Bathtub x1 | 
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| 44 | Giant Skibidi Toilet x1 | 
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Flushed (Off-Screen). |
| Normal Skibidi Toilet x4 | Crushed by the Giant Skibidi Toilet. | ||
| Large Skibidi Toilet x3 | 
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| Hexa-Tendril Skibidi Toilet | 
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Sunglasses destroyed and exploded by the Death Screen. |
Total Kills: 35
Battles, Clashes, & Ambushes[]
| Episode | Adversarial Characters | Info. | Result of the confrontation |
| Skibidi Toilet 44 | 
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Before the G. Octo-Strider Skibidi Toilet could attack the Titan TV Man, he hit him in the face, breaking his Sunglasses, and quickly attacked him with the Death Screen, until the toilet died. | Victory |
| Hexa-Tendril Skibidi Toilet |
Trivia[]
- Titan TV Man is known as the last alliance titan to appear in the series, as of Skibidi toilet 77 (part 4).
- The creation process of this titan is unknown, same as both the Titan Speakerman and Titan Cameraman.
- The Titan TV Man is the first TV Man to utilize hand-to-hand combat against the Toilets.
- Like the Normal TV Man, Titan TV Man can also express emotions.
- When Titan TV Man uses his red screen attack, it plays a slowed-down version of the "THX intro".
- Titan TV Man's official birthday is 6/20/23, the day he made his debut.
- When focusing on appearance, his core takes the shape of a hopper mine from Half-Life 2.
- Titan TV Man is the third titan, the first being Titan Cameraman and the second being Titan Speakerman.
- Titan TV Man can also be called Cinemaman as they both make the same appearance. However, Cinemaman refers to when he receives two Black Helicopter Speakers and one Large Black Helicopter Speaker upgrade, therefore making him stronger.
- In Episode 47, Cinemaman's Black Helicopter Speakers were sawed off by a Jetpack Dual Buzzsaw Skibidi Toilet and his screen gets stabbed with a knife by Infected Titan Speakerman.
- The duration of Titan TV Man's disappearance surpasses Titan Cameraman as he is the titan that has remained in the upgrade phase the longest. This is because the number of days per episode has increased as DaFuq!?Boom!. produces higher-quality episodes. (Titan TV Man had not been in the series since July 8, 2023, until November 14, 2023).
- Titan TV Man is the only Titan that has a propulsion engine that takes a while to charge up.
- His head is based off a real-life TV named "Philips Cineos 32PW9551/12".
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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 | ||