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* BadassNormal: Compared to the other two factions, the Cameramen do not have any inherent special abilities to aid them in combat besides their ability to record intel. Instead, they have to rely on advanced weapons and armor that they develop.
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* BadassNormal: Compared to the other two their allied factions, the Cameramen do not have any inherent special abilities to aid them in combat besides their ability to record intel. what they see. Instead, they have to rely on advanced weapons and armor that they develop.develop in order to get an upper hand over the increasingly dangerous toilets.
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* ColorCodedArmies: Subtle, but in force with the various factions. The Cameramen's titan and high-end vehicles use blue energy, the Speakerman titan wears a red shirt and all of the TVman tech has a purple hue.
* BadassNormal: Compared to the other two factions, the Cameramen do not have any inherent special abilities to aid them in combat besides their ability to record intel. Instead, they have to rely on advanced weapons and armor that they develop.
** They look quite simlar to the namesake characters of [[https://superepicfailpedia.fandom.com/wiki/Camerahead_(Creepypasta) supposed long-lost creepypasta]], down to the formal attire.
* GoodOldFisticuffs: In their first battles with the Skibidi Toilets, they mostly relied on using their fists in order to knock out and flush them. Mostly averted in the later episodes, as they adopt bolt rifles and stun beams due to the toilets become too threatening to take on without weaponry and the appearance of [[spoiler:parasites]].
* TripodTerror: They field three-legged strider tanks on occasions. [[spoiler:A rather advanced one appears in Episode 72 to rescue the Scientist Cameraman and obliterates a squad of Mutant Toilets and a large rocket-equipped Toilet with its plasma cannons, but eventually gets shot down by G-Toilet.]]
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A Speakerman clad in a black suit, a black tie and a red shirt [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin who fights using a pair of knives]]. Is seen as early as in Episode 24 dancing with the other Speakermen, but his characterization comes later in Season 21, acting as the Speakerman counterpart to Plungerman.
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A Speakerman clad in a black suit, a black tie and a red shirt [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin who fights using a pair of knives]]. Is seen as early as in Episode 24 dancing with the other Speakermen, but his characterization comes later in Season 21, acting as the a more pragmatic Speakerman counterpart to Plungerman.
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* BadassNormal: Like his Camera counterpart, he has no other special abilities besides his combat prowess. However unlike Plunger, he is more of [[CombatPragmatist pragmatic]] than courageous.
* CruelAndUnusualDeath: [[spoiler:The Scientist Toilet violently disembowels him, [[HalfTheManHeUsedToBe rips him in half]], smashes him against the ground and then blasts him with a high powered laser in Episode 70. One can genuinely read suffering from his final moments as his body falls apart with the ribcage and mechanical organs exposed, making it one of the most gruesome deaths in the series.]]
* CruelAndUnusualDeath: [[spoiler:The Scientist Toilet violently disembowels him, [[HalfTheManHeUsedToBe rips him in half]], smashes him against the ground and then blasts him with a high powered laser in Episode 70. One can genuinely read suffering from his final moments as his body falls apart with the ribcage and mechanical organs exposed, making it one of the most gruesome deaths in the series.]]
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* BadassNormal: Like his Camera counterpart, he has no other special abilities besides his combat prowess. However However, unlike Plunger, he is more of [[CombatPragmatist pragmatic]] a [[PragmaticHero pragmatic hero]] than courageous.
a conventional one, preferring to focus on his objectives and leave others to their devices most of the time.
* CruelAndUnusualDeath: [[spoiler:The Scientist Toilet violently disembowels him, [[HalfTheManHeUsedToBe rips him in half]], smashes him against the ground when he attempts to stab the Scientist Toilet again and then blasts him with a high powered laser in Episode 70. One can genuinely read suffering from his final moments as his body twitches and falls apart with the ribcage and mechanical organs exposed, making it one of the most gruesome deaths in the series.]]
* CruelAndUnusualDeath: [[spoiler:The Scientist Toilet violently disembowels him, [[HalfTheManHeUsedToBe rips him in half]], smashes him against the ground when he attempts to stab the Scientist Toilet again and then blasts him with a high powered laser in Episode 70. One can genuinely read suffering from his final moments as his body twitches and falls apart with the ribcage and mechanical organs exposed, making it one of the most gruesome deaths in the series.]]
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* HeroicSacrifice: [[spoiler:Rushes at the Scientist Toilet with his jetpack, which leads to him being torn apart but winning enough time for the rest of the Alliance troops close in on their position.]]
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* HeroicSacrifice: [[spoiler:Rushes at the Scientist Toilet with his jetpack, which leads to him being torn apart but winning enough time for the rest of the Alliance troops close in on their position.position and kill Scientist Toilet for good.]]
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** JerkWithAHeartOfGold: That said, he is willing to lend Plunger a hand when he does nearly fall during their climb up an elevator shaft in Episode 70, and he [[spoiler: flies at the Scientist Toilet with his knives out, ultimately dying but winning enough enough time for the Alliance reinforcements to arrive and surround their nemesis from all sides.]]
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** JerkWithAHeartOfGold: That said, he is willing to lend Plunger a hand when he does nearly fall during their climb up an elevator shaft in Episode 70, and he [[spoiler: flies at the Scientist Toilet with his knives out, ultimately dying which leads to him getting mortally wounded but winning enough enough time for the Alliance reinforcements to arrive and surround their nemesis from all sides.]]
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* KarmicDeath: [[spoiler:His brutal death by Scientist Toilet's claws in Episode 70 can be seen as this considering his actions in previous episodes. That said, Plunger seems to be still very distraught by it and holds his hand as a farewell before he expires.]]
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* KarmicDeath: [[spoiler:His brutal death by Scientist Toilet's claws in Episode 70 can be seen as this considering some of his less admirable actions in previous episodes. That said, Plunger seems to be still very distraught by it and holds his hand as a farewell before he expires.]]
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* TokenEvilTeammate: [[DownplayedTrope Downplayed]]. He does not like lending his hand to distressed allies and is perfectly willing to abandon his allies when things get really sour, but he is loyal to the Alliance's cause and whenever he does abandon squadmates it is very much justified, such as when [[spoiler:he locks the blast door with some of his squadmates behind when the massive Michael Jackson Toilet decimates almost the entirety of Plunger's squad]].
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* TokenEvilTeammate: [[DownplayedTrope Downplayed]]. He does not like lending his hand to distressed allies and is perfectly willing to abandon his allies when things get really sour, but he is loyal to the Alliance's cause and whenever he does abandon squadmates it is very much justified, such as when [[spoiler:he locks the blast door with some of his squadmates behind when the massive Michael Jackson Toilet decimates almost the entirety rest of Plunger's squad]].
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* KnightOfCerebus: [[spoiler: What was once a powerful ally against the Skibidi Toilets is now a possessed tool to fight the very same side he fought for. For the entire 25 episodes, each time he appears, the Alliance's battles becomes that much harder and the big advantage he gives to the toilets leaves destruction and despair. Trying to free Titan Speakerman becomes one of the biggest plot points in the series and the Alliance goes through hell just to do it.]]
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* HeroicMime: Without any way to speak, the Cameramen have to rely on gestures and body language to communicate with each other, such as giving thumbs up to their allies. [[spoiler: Subverted with their Titan [[SuddenlySpoken at the end of episode 72.]]]]
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* HeroicMime: Without any way to speak, the Cameramen have to rely on gestures and body language to communicate with each other, such as giving thumbs up to their allies. [[spoiler: Subverted [[spoiler:Subverted with their Titan [[SuddenlySpoken at the end of episode 72.]]]]]]]]
* InUniverseCamera: They are humanoids with cameras for heads and every episode is presented as footage recorded by them.
* InUniverseCamera: They are humanoids with cameras for heads and every episode is presented as footage recorded by them.
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A titan fighting for the cameramen. First seen in episode 18.
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A titan fighting for the cameramen.gigantic Cameraman with a plasma reactor in his chest. First seen in episode 18.
* BadassTrenchcoat: [[spoiler:Post-upgrade, he is outfitted into one.]]
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* GoodOldFisticuffs: [[spoiler: Pre-upgrade,]] this is how it fights.
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* GentleGiant: For a titanical war machine, he is a total sweetheart. He is very protective of other members of the Alliance and .
* GoodOldFisticuffs:[[spoiler: Pre-upgrade,]] [[spoiler:Pre-upgrade,]] this is how it fights.
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* {{Jetpack}}: Is equipped with one.
* {{Kaiju}}: Massive enough to count. [[spoiler: Post-upgrade, it might count more as a mecha.]]
* {{Kaiju}}: Massive enough to count. [[spoiler: Post-upgrade, it might count more as a mecha.]]
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* {{Jetpack}}: Is Jetpack: Has one equipped on his back. [[spoiler:During the assault on Alpha Hills, he gets upgraded with one.
an absolutely massive one to replace the one that was ruined by the Kamikaze Skibidi Toilet attack.]]
*{{Kaiju}}: Kaiju: Massive enough to count. [[spoiler: Post-upgrade, it might count more as a mecha.]]]]
* KillItWithFire: Most of his arsenal consists of plasma-based weaponry capable of obliterating hordes of smaller toilets and melting flesh off the bones of bigger ones.
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* KillItWithFire: Most of his arsenal consists of plasma-based weaponry capable of obliterating hordes of smaller toilets and melting flesh off the bones of bigger ones.
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* {{Nice Guy}}: For a Titan, he is a total sweetheart. He is very protective of the smallers members of the alliance and his fellow titans.
* BewareTheSillyOnes: They are living toilets with human faces who make goofy faces while singing their "anthem". Despite this, they quickly prove to be a massive threat to humanity, quickly taking over the city and prompting the Cameramen to fight back against them. [[spoiler:Later episodes imply that they might be part of a larger and far more dangerous force.]]
* BodySnatcher: [[spoiler:The Scientist Toilet steals corpses of larger Alliance agents and grafts their limbs onto normal Skibidi Toilets to create dangerous humanoid Mutant Toilets.]]
* BodySnatcher: [[spoiler:The Scientist Toilet steals corpses of larger Alliance agents and grafts their limbs onto normal Skibidi Toilets to create dangerous humanoid Mutant Toilets.]]
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* TheVirus: Episodes 4 and 6 seem to imply that they can somehow transform humans into more Skibidi Toilets.
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* TheVirus: Episodes 4 and 6 seem to imply that they can somehow transform humans into more Skibidi Toilets. [[spoiler:The ending of Episode 73 seemingly confirms that they assimilate humans through their song.]]
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* KnightOfCerebus: Ever since his first appearance, as time goes by, he makes the series more serious and dramatic every time he appears onscreen.
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* KnightOfCerebus: Ever since his first appearance, as time goes by, Almost every episode he makes shows in sees the series more serious move further into a darker direction, such as his very first appearance marks the beginning of the war between Skibidi Toilets and dramatic every time he appears onscreen.Cameramen, with the next episode showing both sides marching towards each other in ranks.
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* KnightOfCerebus: Even during his first appearance, he makes the series more serious and dramatic every time he appears onscreen.
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* KnightOfCerebus: Even during Ever since his first appearance, as time goes by, he makes the series more serious and dramatic every time he appears onscreen.
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* KnightOfCerebus: Even during his first appearance, he makes the series more serious and dramatic every time he appears onscreen.
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* TheBerserker: Easily the most aggressive of the three titans, often preferring to speed at his enemies using his jetpack and then beat and blast them up close.
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** [[spoiler: it gets infected again in Episode 73 (Part 2), only that this time the Titan TvMan freed him of the parasite off-screen.]]
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** [[spoiler: it He gets infected again in Episode 73 (Part 2), only that but the Titan TVMan has none of this business this time the Titan TvMan freed him of the and promptly removes his parasite off-screen.]]
** [[spoiler:The aftermath of Episode 73 sees him practically get put out of commission, with his blasters bitten off and legs broken to the point of uselessness by the G-Toilet. An injured Titan Cameraman picks him up on his back and then presumably carries him off to the Cameraman lab for repairs.]]
* FatalFlaw: His aggression and love for combat often gets the best of him, [[spoiler:and gets him severely wounded and almost killed by G-Toilet in Episode 73]].
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* TheUnintelligible: Whenever he is not blasting [[Music/TearsForFears "Everybody Wants To Rule The World"]] or [[spoiler:the Skibidi Toilet anthem]], he is making loud mechanical roars.
