Every jumpscare that the Skibidi Toilets make in the early episodes was them killing the POV camaramen.
A few of the Skibidi Toilets can be a bit scary with their aggressiveness and Nightmare Faces, especially the multi headed Hydra Toilet and the Parasite Toilets.
Episode 55 makes it even worse, as Toilets also seem to be capable of becoming zombies.
The Glitch Skibidi Toilet, full stop. Its an ambush enemy, that moves at supersonic speed and his favorite method of attack is instant decapitation!
While there's no doubt seeing the Speakerwoman's debut is awesome, Episode 61 marks the very first time a Skibidi Toilet makes a noise other than "Skibidi dop dop yes yes". The Geeky Jesus Toilet Speakerwoman fights lets out an airraid siren of a scream after it gets knives in it's eyes.
In Episode 67, the Scientist Toilet yanks a protective lens off the Camera Titan's eye with his Nested Mouth, then drops the speakers protecting himself to reveal a TV screen, which proceeds to replicate the TV Titan's Brown Note attack. The last we see of the Camera Titan is him beginning to sever his own neck with his sawblade.
While an epic moment for the heroes that turns the tide, the Titan TVman's entrance is terrifying in its own right: a massive dark cloud forms with lightning crackling through it as a deep voice booms from inside it, with the screen itself shaking before the Titan TVman's new blade emerges. Top that with his last experience with the Toilets, it's no wonder G-Toilet bailed rather than fight him again.
In Episode 69, all the mutants that the Scientific Skibidi Toilet has created, but special mention to the Ayuwoki Skibidi Toilet, who is a total juggernauts that the elite soldiers can't beat, only a reinforced door can stop him briefly. It doesn't help that this Skibidi Toilet is based off a deceased person already associated with spooky tropes and infamous creepypasta.
Episode 70 introduces a new toilet that is introduced by killing the DJ Toilet's upgraded form via physically ripping him apart, who then proceeds to No-Sell everything the titans throw at him by reflecting their laser blasts and tearing off Titan Cinemaman's energy sword and throwing it at him, nearly impaling him in the process. That's not the scary part though. The scary part is when he completely averts Speaking Simlish and speaks clear English to issue this promise in a nightmarishly deep voice, right before the aforementioned sword toss;
Honestly, all the scenes that take place in the lab are this. One by one, everyone in the team sent to infiltrate the lab gets picked off or dies, culminating in the last two normal cameramen in the Dwindling Party being killed off by a toilet with a TV screen and tentacles attached to it. Even the scene before that plays with the horror of their situation, with the group of four navigating the dark hallways while toilets with floodlights attached search for them. It all seems to be going well... until the lights abruptly turn on and they are forced to run into a nearby hallway, and then a room, to escape. It really hammers in how hopeless their situation is, with their comrades all dying while they're deep in enemy territory just for them to learn a little bit more about the toilets, just like a certain military force facing insurmountable odds.
Part 3 of Episode 70 marks the end of the lab arc, and it ends on a surprisingly chilling note. While Scientist Toilet is truthfully killed off, Plungermans entire group had to die with it, him included. The chilling part comes when Plungerman is spotted by two greencoated Cameramen..and then is sent to the Secret Agent, in full G-Man mode, telling Plungerman that he will not walk out of this one alive.
At one point, after hopping into a new mech, the Scientist Toilet realizes too late TV Woman and her group are inside it with him as they attack him. He proceeds to let out a nightmarish scream of agony and sheer panic.
Episode 72 give us the debut of the Juggernaut Astro Toilet, the most powerful character in the series to date. He easily destroys G-Toilet 4.0 shield with his EMP Shockwave Cannon, stunning him in the process. When the Titan Speakerman attacks him, he doesn't even flinch, reacting as if his attacks were akin to mere bug bites and easily takes him out of the action with the aftershock of his attack. It's a worrying sign of things to come.
In Episode 73 (Part 2), the Titan Speakerman gets infected once again by a Skibidi Parasite during the fight with G-Toilet 4.0. Although it was short lived thanks to the Titan TVMan freeing Titan Speakerman of the parasite off-screen, it's a grim reminder that the Skibidi Parasites are still around, and both the Titan Speakerman and Titan Cameraman aren't safe from being infected at any moment during combat.
The outcome of both parts of Episode 73 isn't pretty for both the alliance and the skibidi toilets: Titan Cameraman has likely lost his left leg from a Skibidi suicide bomber (meaning he would be out of commission until he's repaired), Titan Speakerman almost got killed, Camerawoman lost her arm, it's unknown if TV Woman did survive or not, and G-Toilet barely survived the fight, being forced to flee. We also get to witness what's Titan TVMan's first Rage Breaking Point, as he destroys a building while emitting very pissed off noises, showing an enraged face in his screen displays before disappearing.
The outcome of this fight just show how unprepared the Alliance are for the Astro Toilets. With 2 of the 3 titans out of comission, its only a matter of time before they attack
