TV Woman is a female and an elite variant of the TV Men, known for containing a diverse number of abilities, making her one of the most capable female and elite members of The Alliance. She made her first appearance in episode 95, though she wouldn't partake in any combat until episode 103. She returns with upgrades episode 109, where she and her companions went to the Camera Base to evacuate everyone due to the approaching Triadian.
Appearance[]
2.0[]
She is dressed in a dark purple sweater dress, complemented by a tactical belt around her waist. On her chest, she has a purple energy core that resembles that of their titan. Additionally, small dual neon purple speakers are attached to the sides of her TV head. She also sports an Propulsion Ring and two purple energy blades on her shoulders, reminiscent of her upgraded appearance in the original Skibidi Toilet series.
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 leggings and a pair of black boots, complete with a subtle purple hue on the rims. Her TV head resembles a modern rectangular television, similar to that of Titan Cinemaman.
1.1[]
Not much has changed about her appearance, excluding the fact that she is now wears a jetpack on her back and that she somehow managed to swap out her modern TV head with her original 1960's vintage TV model.Abilities[]
TV Woman has a wide range of unique abilities not seen in other TV Men. These abilities are complemented with a number of new weapons and equipment in her upgraded form.
Combat[]
Rear Energy Blades[]
They are two black blades with purple energy in their structure located on her back. These are used by TV Woman 2.0 to presumably stab and slash her targets, although they have not been seen in action.
TV Screen[]
Though she's never seen using it in combat, TV Woman's television can presumably produce effects to harm or manipulate enemies, such as the orange infernal screen or purple hypnosis screen.
Soundwaves[]
With the inclusion of speakers, she's presumably capable of releasing soundwaves to stun enemies, though its effectiveness is inferior compared to other users like the Plunger TV Man.
Movement[]
Black Smoke Teleportation Method[]
Like her previous version, TV Woman 2.0 possesses the ability to teleport through black smoke. She is capable of transporting a person larger than herself with her, like Helaena.
Propulsion Ring (2.0)[]
Thanks to the propulsion ring on her back, TV Woman is able to levitate and fly without the need for an external device. Her movement speed is rapid.
Jetpack (1.1)[]
TV Woman used to be equipped with a standard dual-turbine jetpack in episode 103. It allows her flight, though she was never shown using it.
Support[]
Energy Core (2.0)[]
It's a small purple core located on the top of her chest. It's presumably responsible for generating, storing, and circulating TV Woman 2.0's energy. It's unknown if it has any offensive abilities.
Detachable Head[]
TV Woman's head can separate from her body entirely in combat, capable of flight thanks to small jet turbines. It has a claw-like device fixated underneath likely to hijack skibidi toilets much like a parasite. Her body is also capable of movement without her head, likely due to the energy core.
Relationships and Connections[]
Factions & Affilations[]
Allies[]
- The Alliance - Belonging Faction
- TV Men - Belonging Race
- Toilet Empire - Allied Faction
Enemies[]
- Necromancer's Army - Main Enemy Faction
External Characters[]
Allies[]
- Scientist TV Man - Superior
- Plunger TV Man - Comrade
- Helaena - Friend
- Verona - Friend
- Camerawoman † - Friend
- Speakerwoman - Friend
Appearances[]
The skibidi wars 95[]
TV Woman makes her first canonical appearance in this episode; at the time the Tri-Titan first regained control, she would be responsible for firing the Allied Orbital Cannon to neutralize the target. However the Tri-Titan would be unaffected by this attack and in return destroy the cannon. Faced with this defeat, she and a fellow tv man considered revoking the Computermen's exile. She is later seen outside the base along it a representative of each allied faction witnessing the arrival of the Computermen Carrier.
The skibidi wars 96[]
TV Woman is seen again in this episode playing a supporting role, which directly continues off the previous episode. She watched as a trio of computermen exit the carrier, briefly annoyed by the former's smug attitude. TV Woman would join Verona in the base, where they met up with the Tri-Soldiers. She witnessed Athena's broadcast of the Tri-Titan's POV in space, where others of his kind join him. She would only watch the others' reactions to this new threat, though the Supervisor Computerman would momentarily direct his frustrations at her specifically.
The skibidi wars 97[]
TV Woman plays a minor role in this episode. In the first part of the episode, while The Alliance prepare to execute the mission to recapture the Tri-Titan and eradicate the Triadians, TV Woman is first seen teleporting to where Verona was, soon joined by Speakerwoman. She eagerly listened to the briefing of the mission; Athena would join the girls, being an important part of the mission herself. Once the titans left the place, she, the present Computermen, and Athena would proceed to search for the Tri-Titan's whereabouts.
She is later seen in the second part of the episode, with the squad having reached the location of a cavern where the Tri-Titan was hibernating within. She is rarely seen in this part, only being alongside the Computermen. TV Woman makes a similarly small appearance in the third part; now taking place within the cave itself. She explored the upper section of the cavern with the other Computermen whilst Athena, Verona and Supervisor Computerman would go on to locate and awaken the Tri-Titan. She would presumably leave for her base at some point following the episode, as she isn't seen again.
The skibidi wars 103[]
TV Woman comforting Helaena, who was mourning one of her fallen comrades.
TV Woman would make a major appearance appearance in this episode. She is first seen teleporting into the headquarters along with Verona in her embrace. The two would meet up with Camerawoman and Speakerwoman; while the latter three discussed on the situation, TV Woman noticed Helaena mourning one of the fallen Microphonemen and approached to comfort her, her survival proved to be surprising to the other girls.
Suddenly a roar would shake the place, to which everyone responded to; Verona would explain that the hostiles were advancing and that the Sonar Titan had arrived at the base.
The skibidi wars 109[]
TV Woman 2.0 being looked at by a Normal TV Man 2.0 as she rests her hand on his shoulder.
TV Woman 2.0 would make her return in this episode. She would arrive teleporting alongside Plunger TV Man in the middle of the discussion that Scientist TV Man was having with the other TV Men about the unexpected return of the Orange Triadian and its approach to the Camera Base, TV Woman would approach with the expression of ">w<" and would put her hand on the shoulder of a Normal TV Man 2.0, to which he would look at her strangely for a few seconds. The scientist would say that they have 5 minutes to go evacuate the others and would tell them to prepare their things, so TV Woman would prepare.
TV Woman 2.0 about to take Helaena.
The skibidi wars 110[]
TV Woman 2.0 with her head and body going in different directions to go fight.
Trivia[]
- TV Woman's reworked design and later upgrade shares many features with its eponymous variant from the original DaFuq!?Boom! series.
- TV Woman 2.0 along with Plunger TV Man are the first TV Men not counting Titans to have energy cores equipped.
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| TV Man Navigation | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| (As of Episode 106) | |||
| Soldiers | |||
| Main Sequence TV Men | Normal TV Man • Scientist TV Man • Large TV Man | ||
| Elite Fighters | Plunger TV Man • TV Woman • Giant TV Man | ||
| Titans | Titan TV Man Jr. (Legacy) • Titan TV Man Jr. • Titan Cinemaman (Legacy) • Titan Cinemaman | ||
| Colored Clothing Variants (see Minor Characters for more) |
Normal Sized | Accessories | Simp TV Man |
| Items | |||
| Weapons | Energy Sword | ||
| SFX | |||
| Sound Effects | Teleportation | ||
| Locations | |||
| Base/Lab | TV Base | ||