TV Woman

[Appearance 1.0]:

TV Woman shares a similar appearance with the Normal TV Man. She is dressed in a black leather coat with a purple turtleneck underneath, black boots, and black leggings, plus, her black boots has a purple hue on top of it. Her TV Head stands out with a unique design, resembling a vintage TV from the late 1960s to the early 1980s.

[Used Gear]:

Jetpack Battlefield Efficiency: Average One shouldn't confuse this Jetpack with the Rear Head Jetpack behind her Television. This is a common and ordinary Jetpack she acquired in Episode 70. Nothing special or different from the rest of the Jetpacks, although that doesn't diminish its efficiency

[Personality]:

TV Woman is shown to be an energetic, sweet, and altruistic person who cares for her allies. This is seen during her debut in Episode 49, where she expressed cute excitement when saving Simp Cameraman by teleporting him to the Cameramen laboratory and in Episode 66, where she teleported away her best friends Camerawoman and Speakerwoman to safety by hugging them both. During Episode 76, TV Woman was disappointed when she saw that the other TV Men prioritised teleporting away the Astro Toilet corpses instead of helping their allies flee from the battlefield. She also was very upset alongside her father when her comrades' base was destroyed in Episode 77. Since she's actively on the battlefield, she respects the rest of the members of the Alliance, and they respect her in return (if the Simp Cameraman is anything to go by), contrary to the rest of the TV Men. It's also worth mentioning how TV Woman seems oblivious to romantic relationships or any physical affection overall when Simp Cameraman tried to hug her, with her teleporting away immediately.

[Appearance 1.1]:

TV Woman shares a similar appearance with the Normal TV Man. She is dressed in a black leather coat with a purple turtleneck underneath, black boots, and black leggings, plus, her black boots have a purple hue on top of it. Her TV Head stands out with a unique design, resembling a vintage TV from the late 1960s to the early 1980s. In Episode 70 she appeared in her new 1.1 form. Her appearance is mostly unchanged, with the only difference being a jetpack on her back

[Appearance 2.0]

In Episode 77 (Part 3), her appearance has changed. She features longer boots, a belt around her waist, small speakers beside her TV head, an anti-gravity ring, and two spike blades on her shoulders. She also has a core on her waist similar to their titan's old form. TV Woman's skirt and shirt also changed.

[Abilities]:

She is shown to be a capable hacker by being able to hijack Scientist Toilet's mech and a caring character by being the one to cure Titan Speakerman by teleporting right on his back and severing the parasite, as well as facilitating the Cameramen's retreat in Episode 66 by taking over one of the powerful flying toilets to provide fire support. Being capable of detaching her head at will, she easily defeats the Glitch Toilet which seemed all but unstoppable in Episode 29.

[Combat]:

Hand-Blades These are medium-sized Blades implanted in her hands, which she can deploy at will. Their function is obvious; she uses them to stab enemies in close combat. They don't have anything particularly special about them. Fire Screen It's a skill that few TV Men possess. It's an orange-colored screen, powerful and hot enough to incinerate enemies. It's quite effective against distant enemies. Hypnosis Screen It's a skill that most TV Men possess. It's a purple-colored screen emitted from her head, with which she can hypnotize and paralyze enemies. It's efficient against fast and formidable enemies, as long as they don't wear Sunglasses or Heavy-Duty Vision Goggles. Detachable Head (TV) In addition to emitting their hypnotic and incineration abilities through this Television, it can also be detached at will, and with the help of the Jetpack behind, she can infect and control her enemies. However, this left her body immobilized, which, is very risky. Mind Control: Once TV Woman's Television has attached to the back of her enemy, she can control them. In most cases, she either makes them commit suicide (meaning that she forces them to “unalive” themselves) or attack their allies. TV Woman's head is very resistant and can withstand gigantic explosions. Quad-Laser Mech (Temporarily used) After the death of the Chief Scientist, TV Woman decided to reuse his Quad-Laser Mech, which, despite being damaged, still worked. She used it in Episode 73, where she destroyed several toilets armed with the Mech's Laser cannons. However, when she had to face the G-Toilet, the Quad-Laser Mech was severely damaged and was subsequently completely destroyed by the Laser Cannons of the G-Toilet.

[Movement]:

Teleportation It's a skill that all TV Men possess; TV Woman is no exception. Although nothing special, it's the typical Teleportation with black smoke, but it still proves efficient for various purposes in the series, as already demonstrated. Rear Head Jetpack As its name suggests, it's a Jetpack located on her head, which combines with her mental control ability. Thanks to this Jetpack, she can detach her head and fly towards enemies to infect them. It could also serve as an escape method if she's overwhelmed by an enemy. Main Body Jetpack One shouldn't confuse this Jetpack with the Rear Head Jetpack behind her Television. This is a common and ordinary Jetpack she acquired in Episode 70. There is nothing special or different from the rest of the Jetpacks, although that doesn't diminish its efficiency.

[Allies before and now]:

Allies (before) The Alliance - Belonging Faction TV Men - Belonging Sub-faction Skibidi toilet - Main Enemy Faction Allies (now) The Alliance - Belonging Faction TV Men - Belonging Sub-faction Skibidi Toilets - Ally Faction Skibidi Mutants - Ally Sub-species Enemies Astro Toilets - Main Enemy Faction