Alliance and Skibidi Toilet Characters Character Affiliation Abilities Mafioso (Mafia Toilett) Alliance A large, powerful Mafia Mutant who single-handedly destroys the Astro Toilets' red screens using advanced weaponry and leads the evacuation of the Cameramen base in episode 79. Executor Speakerman Alliance A powerful Speakerman unit with an energy scythe that can transform into an energy cross to fire red beams. Plungerwoman / Camerawoman Alliance A significant character and scientist in her past human life; plays a key role in scientific research and battlefield support. Multi Rocketeer Skibidi Toilet Skibidi Toilets An upgraded Skibidi Toilet who joins the fight alongside the Alliance, using multiple rocket launchers and later plasma cannons. Eli Vance Skibidi Toilet Skibidi Toilets A unique Skibidi Toilet using a vehicle similar to an incinerator urinal, primarily relying on running over enemies to eliminate them. Larry, Scarf, Dark, Large TV Men Alliance Various TV Man units involved in the defense of their bases and teleportation operations during the Astro attacks. Sergeant Cameraman Alliance A grizzled character seen helping survivors from the rubble, smoking a cigarette in episode 75. 51MP Cameraman (CH4D Cameraman): A competent Cameraman unit who kills a Specialist Astro Toilet in episode 79, proving effective in combat during the raid. Buzzsaw Skibidi Mutant: A Skibidi Mutant equipped with energy swords, seen fighting alongside the Alliance against the Astro Toilets and saving other units from exploding Astro heads. Michael Jackson Skibidi Toilet 2.0: An upgraded Skibidi Toilet unit that uses glowing swords and a spinning attack. Chief Scientist Skibidi Toilet Mech 2.0: A large mech used by the Skibidi Toilets, which was utterly destroyed by the Watchman of Doom in episode 79. Isaac Kleiner Skibidi Toilet 2.0: The pilot of the Scientist Mech 2.0, who barely escapes before it explodes. ASTRO FACTION SIDE Detainer Astro Toilet Uses energy-absorbing claws and gravitational force cannons to capture or destroy targets, capable of firing absorbed energy back at enemies. Obliterator Astro Toilet Astro Toilets Large units equipped with heavy cannons, designed for significant area destruction. Destructor Astro Toilet Astro Toilets Titan-sized destruction units that use multiple lasers and cannons to quickly eliminate groups of enemies. Interceptor Astro Toilet Astro Toilets Fast, X-wing shaped aerial units used for swift attacks and pursuit; possess dual rapid-fire plasma cannons and a spiked ram. Trooper Astro Toilets Astro Toilets Standard soldiers with dual plasma blasters and durable face shields; their heads can detach and continue attacking as headcrab-like creatures. Carrier Astro Toilet Astro Toilets Large transport units seen deploying smaller Astro Toilets onto the battlefield. Watchman of Doom Astro Toilets (Corrupted) The brainwashed Titan TV Man, using core penetrators/hijackers and red "screen of death" abilities to paralyze enemies. Destructor Astro Toilet: Titan-sized units that utilize multiple powerful lasers and cannons for rapid enemy elimination. Mothership Astro Toilet: The massive, primary command and transport ship of the fleet. It is capable of orbital strikes and serves as the main base of operations. Specialist Astro Toilet / Shedder Astro Toilet: Trooper-level units with additional scope attachments for enhanced aiming and combat mode assistance. Impactor Astro Toilet: Another type of Astro Toilet unit that appears during the large-scale battles. Hunter Astro Mutant: A single-target enforcer unit designed for precision elimination of key targets. Scout Astro Toilet: A lighter, faster unit that is presumed to be the child of the Juggernaut Astro Toilet. IGNORE Episode 74 Alliance Raid on a Toilet Base: The episode begins with Dark TV Man leading a mission into a Skibidi Toilet base. He mind-controls several enemy toilets to fight their comrades, rescues imprisoned Alliance agents (including 51MP Cameraman), and destroys a device brainwashing humans with the Skibidi Anthem. Discovery of the Astro Connection: Inside the base, Dark TV Man finds blueprints for G-Toilet's enhancements and a photo of G-Toilet as an Astro Toilet. This reveals G-Toilet's past affiliation with the Astros and suggests a deeper plot. Titan TV Man's Plan: Dark TV Man reports back to the TV Men's laboratory where Titan TV Man is with the other Titans. Titan TV Man initially wants to attack the weakened G-Toilet squad, but Scientist TV Man insists they capture G-Toilet alive to understand the full scope of the incoming threat. The Astro Invasion Begins: Alliance members then witness footage on their tablets of an army of Astro Toilets destroying a city. Suddenly, the Assailant Astro Toilet warps to the Titans' location. He easily evades Titan Cameraman's attacks and blocks Titan TV Man's red screen ability with a specialized visor, showcasing a major technological advantage. Titan Cameraman's Sacrifice: The full Astro fleet, including the massive Mothership Astro Toilet, warps into the area, overwhelming the Alliance forces. In a desperate move to allow Titan TV Man and Titan Speakerman to escape, the already injured Titan Cameraman charges headlong into the Astro fleet. Titan TV Man, not wanting to lose another Titan, restrains Titan Speakerman and teleports them both away, leaving the Cameraman's fate uncertain. Alliance Rout: The remaining Alliance agents on the ground are attacked by the superior Astro Toilets and forced to flee or are killed. The episode ends with the Assailant Astro Toilet looking down at the dying POV Cameraman as the Astro fleet advances, cementing their dominance and the start of a devastating new conflict. Key Events of Episode 75 The Truce and Shared Cover: The episode focuses on a group of survivors hiding inside a building. This group is an unlikely mix of Alliance agents (a POV Cameraman, Sergeant Cameraman, a one-armed Cameraman, and a Speakerman) and Skibidi Toilets (a Buzzsaw Soldier Skibidi Toilet and a Garry Newman Skibidi Toilet). A fragile, silent truce is evident as they acknowledge each other without hostility, united by the new, overwhelming threat outside. The Scout Astro Toilet Attack: A Scout Astro Toilet (a lighter, faster unit, possibly the "child" of the Juggernaut) attempts to grab the POV Cameraman. A Heroine Skibidi Mutant, a new character with a laser cannon on her back, quickly stabs the Scout Astro Toilet's head with a shard, disabling it. The Juggernaut's Rage: A massive Juggernaut Astro Toilet arrives and roars for his "son" (the Scout). Upon seeing the injured Scout, the Juggernaut roars in anger and punches the ground, creating a powerful shockwave that knocks the survivors around and blasts the POV Cameraman out of the building. Escape Under Fire: The Heroine Skibidi Mutant grabs the POV Cameraman and flies them away. However, they are quickly hit by an EMP shockwave cannon attack from the Juggernaut Astro Toilet and crash to the ground. Aftermath and Alliance: Sergeant Cameraman and the Buzzsaw Soldier Skibidi Toilet dig the pair out of the rubble. In the background, a Carrier Astro Toilet can be seen annihilating a city district, emphasizing the scale of the invasion. The episode ends with the Sergeant Cameraman and the Buzzsaw Skibidi Toilet smoking together in a poignant moment of shared despair and alliance, a first for the series, as the Heroine Skibidi Mutant winks at the POV Cameraman. The episode features no appearances by any of the Titans, leaving their fate from episode 74 unknown for the time being Episode 76 of Skibidi Toilet further explores the chaotic battlefield and introduces a major conflict within the Alliance regarding the TV Men's priorities during the invasion. Key Events of Episode 76 Battle in an Abandoned City: The episode thrusts viewers into an ongoing battle in a storm-ridden, abandoned city. A group of heavily armed Skibidi Toilets are seen desperately trying to take down an Obliterator Astro Toilet. Despite sustaining heavy damage, the Astro Toilet is only killed when a "Superman" Skibidi Toilet kamikazes into it with acid barrels. Alliance vs. Astro Toilets: The perspective shifts to Alliance units (including a Heavy Large Cameraman and a POV Cameraman) engaging Trooper Astro Toilets. The Heavy Large Cameraman uses a holographic shield, but it is easily deactivated by a Strider Astro Toilet's powerful cyber-blaster cannon, demonstrating the superior Astro technology. Camera Strider 2.0: A powerful new ally arrives in the nick of time: a repaired and upgraded Camera Strider 2.0, piloted by Scientist Cameraman 1337. It quickly dispatches the Astro units, including the Strider Astro Toilet, with plasma cannons and a lens blast. The TV Men's Controversial Actions: The episode's climax occurs when the POV Cameraman is killed by the Duchess Astro Toilet, and the footage is relayed back to the Cameramen's headquarters. The Cameramen, including Camerawoman, watch in horror as a TV Man warps in and collects the corpse of a dead Astro Toilet for research, completely ignoring the dying Alliance soldiers on the field. Internal Alliance Conflict: Enraged by the perceived heartlessness and misplaced priorities of the TV Men, the Camerawoman throws a monitor at the TV Man, and other agents follow suit. The TV Man calmly, but angrily, retaliates with a silent warning: "You will regret it," before teleporting away. This creates significant internal tension and mistrust within the Alliance, setting up future conflicts. Camerawoman's Resolve: The episode concludes with the Camerawoman picking up Plungerman's spiked plunger in a show of anger and determination, signaling she is ready to take a more direct and forceful role in the fight against the Astro Toilets Episode 77 Part 1: Official Alliance Astro Toilet Invasions: The episode opens showing the widespread destruction caused by the Astro Toilets across the world, including in Russia, the UK, the Netherlands, and Japan. The surviving Alliance members and Skibidi Toilets are forced to retreat and take refuge at the main Cameramen Headquarters. Alliance Formed: Despite initial disagreements among the TV Men about trusting their former enemies, the dire situation leads to an official alliance between the G-Toilet's squad (G-squad) and the Cameramen. Initial Battle: A Heavy Large Cameraman and other agents face off against a squad of Astro Toilets in Denver, CO, and are rescued by the arrival of the Skibidi Mutants (Buzzsaw, SWAT, and Berserker). A begrudging partnership is formed on the battlefield, marked by a final thumbs-up. Part 2: Cameramen 3.0 Arrive Reinforcements: An army of upgraded Cameramen, referred to as Cameramen 3.0, arrives on the battlefield to fight the Astro Toilets, retrieve samples, and save their captured comrades. New Character Introduction: The upgraded Camerawoman, now known as Plungerwoman, is introduced and helps defeat a Specialist Astro Toilet using her gravitational plungers and laser cannons. Continued Fighting: Fred, the Heavy Large Cameraman, and other units fight effectively against the Astros, using new tactics and technology. The battle shows the combined forces working in concert. Part 3: Trouble Arrives Overwhelmed Forces: The combined forces of the Cameramen and Skibidi Toilets begin to face significant trouble as more powerful Astro Toilets arrive, including Striders and Interceptors. Titan TV Man's Plan: Titan TV Man discusses a plan to acquire new weapons and stave off the Astro Toilets, while emphasizing the need for sacrifices to achieve progress. G-Toilet's Army: An even larger army of Skibidi Toilets, enhanced with stolen Astro Toilet weaponry, arrives to provide massive support, overwhelming the current Astro Toilet threat. G-Toilet makes a surprise appearance to distract the approaching Juggernaut Astro Toilet. Part 4: Titan TV Man Faces the Juggernaut Juggernaut Battle: The powerful Juggernaut Astro Toilet engages in a brutal fight with Titan TV Man. Titan TV Man initially holds his own, even stealing the Juggernaut's EMP cannon and using it against him. G-Toilet Distraction: G-Toilet draws the Juggernaut away from the main base by provoking him and leading him on a chase, allowing the Alliance base to teleport away to a safer location. Titan TV Man's Corruption: After G-Toilet leaves, Titan TV Man, injured and alone, is ambushed by the Duchess Astro Toilet and the Assailant Astro Toilet. A Core-penetrator device is forcefully attached to his reactor core, changing its color from purple to orange and corrupting him. Cliffhanger Ending: The now-infected "Watchman of Doom" stares at the camera before firing a core projectile, destroying the POV camera and leaving the Alliance's strongest member under enemy control. Episode 78 In Skibidi Toilet episode 78, the primary events revolve around a large-scale battle between the Alliance forces (Cameramen, Speakermen, TV Men) and an invading force of Astro Toilets, culminating in the arrival of a massive Carrier Astro Toilet. Key events include: Alliance Reinforcements: The Speakermen Armada arrives in Eastern Europe to join the battle and interferes with the Astro Hunter units. New units, including flying Speakerman aircraft, Speaker Planes 2.0, and Speaker Striders 2.0, are present. Rescue Operation: A team led by the Buzzsaw Mutant and Large TV Man rescues a group of trapped researchers/humans. Executor Speakerman: A new unit called the Executor Speakerman is seen being charged by a regenerative ship, preparing for the fight. Massive Astro Invasion: Nine Obliterator Astro Toilets and four Destructor Astro Toilets warp into the battlefield, anticipating a major confrontation. Carrier Astro Toilet Appearance: A large Carrier Astro Toilet, armed with three large lasers, makes a dramatic entrance, signaling a significant escalation in the conflict. The episode ends as it aims its weapons at the Alliance forces. Casualties: The Black Speakerman survives an Astro Toilet raid on a base and is later safely teleported away by Large TV Man 2.0. The episode primarily sets the stage for a major confrontation, highlighting the significant power and numbers of the Astro Toilet faction and the Alliance's counter-offensive. Episode 79 In Skibidi Toilet episode 79, the Cameramen headquarters is destroyed in a large-scale attack led by the corrupted Titan TV Man, known as the Watchman of Doom (WOD), which results in significant casualties for the Alliance forces, the sacrifice of the Michael Jackson Skibidi Toilet, and the intervention of Jeffrey, "god of the void". Part 1: The Assault Begins Alliance Preparation: The episode starts at the Cameramen headquarters, where new technology is being tested to translate the Skibidi language. Large TV Man 2.0 is busy teleporting supplies and agents out, anticipating an attack. The Attack Force Arrives: An Astro Specialist toilet infiltrates the base, revealing their location before being killed by the CH4D Cameraman. The alarms sound as an Astro Toilet army, led by the Duchess Astro Toilet and the newly corrupted and upgraded Watchman of Doom, arrives. Headquarters' Defense Breached: The WOD easily destroys the headquarters' force field and an entire defending army, including the Chief Scientist Skibidi Toilet Mech 2.0. The G-Squad mutants (Berserker, Mafia, Michael Jackson) attempt to fight back but are forced to flee. The Death Screen: Two Obliterator Astro Toilets deploy large TVs, projecting a powerful "Death Screen" that freezes the Cameramen in place, ending Part 1. Part 2: Chaos and Sacrifice Mind Control and Casualties: The Death Screen causes many Cameramen to commit suicide. The Gray Speakerman and Scarf TV Man try to save them, but Plungerwoman and a Large Cameraman 3.0 are among those who take their own lives. G-Squad Counterattack: The G-Squad returns and destroys the Astro Toilets' screens, allowing the Mafia Skibidi Mutant to attempt to remove the core-penetrator controlling the WOD. However, the attempt fails when the Alliance's stun lasers are destroyed. Michael Jackson Skibidi Toilet's Sacrifice: As the WOD prepares to fire on the G-Squad, the Michael Jackson Skibidi Toilet sacrifices himself by flying into the WOD's cannon, causing an explosion that distracts the Astros long enough for the remaining G-Squad members to escape. HQ Destruction and Escape: The WOD continues his rampage, destroying the rest of the base and the Plungerman statue. The remaining Alliance survivors, including the Gray Speakerman, flee and are teleported away by the injured Large TV Man 2.0. Part 3: The Void and Jeffrey's Appearance Ambush in the Void: The WOD and other Astro Toilets pursue the survivors into the void dimension, where the WOD claims ownership of the space. Polycephaly vs. WOD: Large TV Man 2.0 (Polycephaly) challenges the WOD to a one-on-one fight. The WOD severely injures Polycephaly with his homing blades and is about to finish him off with his sword. Jeffrey's Intervention: Just as the WOD attacks, a massive figure named Jeffrey appears, claiming he is the "god of the void" and that it is his universe. Jeffrey slaps the WOD with his giant hand, interrupting the fight and leaving the WOD's status unknown. Alliance Reaches Speaker Base: Polycephaly successfully teleports the remaining survivors to the Speakermen headquarters. There, the Gray Speakerman discovers that Plungerwoman is alive and well, suggesting the one who died was a different version or that the Death Screen's effects are complex. Titan Speakerman 3.0 Teased: The episode ends with the survivors looking at a large gate where the upgraded Titan Speakerman 3.0 is being prepared for battle, ready to "clap back for real" against the Astro Toilets.