Cameraman 1.0/20/3.0 (W.I.P)

[Communication]:

The Cameramen communicate non-verbally and don't make any sounds (except for Titan Cameraman, as he is seen talking in the end of Episode 72 and during Episode 73). They use hand Gestures such as waving, pointing, giving a thumbs-up, shrugging, giving a thumbs-down, or showing the middle finger. These gestures have different meanings, such as appreciation, dissatisfaction, or disrespect. More information on the Camera race's gestures can be found in the Gestures page. However, this is different for between certain cameras with a special connection. For some, they are able to communicate in a spiritual way, appearing in their past human form and speaking clearly to their allies. How this exactly works is unknown and will likely never be fully explained due to its nature.

[Appearance]:

The average Normal Cameraman stands at around 6'0, considerably taller than an average human around the world. Their most notable feature would be that they all have a white CCTV Camera with an additional flashlight for a head. Their normal apparel usually consists of white buttoned shirts with sleek black ties, black suits, black coats or long trench coats and dark gray shoes along with a pair of black latex gloves (The color of the gloves may differ). On some occasions, they can equip special gadgets such as headphones to protect them from the Speaker Strider's thunderous sounds, or customized Lenses to avoid being affected by the lights from the TV Men faction. Underneath their clothes, Cameramen have white and grey robotic bodies, consisting of round segments and electrical circuits. In Episode 74, it was revealed that their coat and suit can be removed, turning into a 'casual' attire if they wish to.

[Abilities]:

Initially, the Normal Cameramen were depicted as somewhat helpless in the early episodes of the series, often being easily dispatched by Normal Skibidi Toilets without much resistance. However, after the vulnerability of Skibidi Toilets was revealed in Episode 7, the Normal Cameramen adapted and learned to combat them effectively. They primarily engaged in hand-to-hand combat and demonstrated increasing skill as the series progressed. Despite their improved abilities, they remained vulnerable to Larger Skibidi Toilets and often relied on assistance from larger Alliance members, such as the Large Cameramen or the Large Speakermen, to overcome these formidable opponents. However, after Episode 53, they were issued with Paralyzer laser rifles, which allowed them to stun small Skibidi Toilets with ease and also allowed them to take on larger Toilets. In Episode 66, they are showcased to go into a Berserk mode that starts with them shaking rapidly in anger and then fighting head on without any equipment, the adrenaline boost of this state could likely improve their physical stats. This mode is also observed to be present in other races such as the Speakermen, and The Elite Fighters. This proves Alliance Members also have emotions. They also can record footage for other alliance members to see, depending on how important the footage is; it may be shared with all The Alliance or they could change POVs as if they were channels.

[Weaponry 1.0]:

Ranged Combat - Camera Flashlight/ Paralyzer Laser Rifle/Bolt Rifle/PDG. Physical combat - Plunger/Brutal Hand-To-Hand Combat/Combat Knife.

The average Normal Cameraman stands at around 6'0ft, considerably taller than an average human around the world. Their most notable feature would be that they all have a white CCTV Camera with an additional flashlight for a head. Their normal apparel usually consists of white buttoned shirts with sleek black ties, black suits, black coats or long trench coats and dark gray shoes along with a pair of black latex gloves (The color of the gloves may differ). On some occasions, they can equip special gadgets such as headphones to protect them from the Speaker Strider's thunderous sounds, or customized Lenses to avoid being affected by the lights from the TV Men faction. Underneath their clothes, Cameramen have white and grey robotic bodies, consisting of round segments and electrical circuits. In earlier episodes, some Normal Cameramen had no gloves, revealing human skin under them, and on other numerous occasions, the likes of Normal Camerawoman would reveal human skin on her legs and around the neck. However, these Cameramen were removed shortly after their debut and thus are treated as non-canon/revised material. In Episode 74, it was revealed that their coat and suit can be removed, turning into a 'casual' attire if they wish to.